"Snap's growth is evaporating before our very eyes," he said.
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The expected top contenders, Biden and Warren, are quickly evaporating.
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New polls show Hillary Clinton's lead over Mr. Trump evaporating.
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That is quickly evaporating in US elections as a standard.
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Yet the dreams that paved its way were already evaporating.
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This is because the star is actually evaporating the planet.
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Evaporating puddles left reddish circles on the ground, they said.
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Now the sales increases in coloring books seems to be evaporating.
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At the same time, traditional courtship and marriage rituals were evaporating.
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P.O. peak: Snap stock falls, Spiegel's massive fortune is slowly evaporating.
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The prospect of higher lending margins, in other words, is evaporating.
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"These clouds of uncertainty are not evaporating," First Standard's Cardillo said.
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All of the gains since President Donald Trump's election are evaporating.
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Those words feel like ash in my mind, evaporating before me.
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Sweat helps the body cool down by evaporating on the skin.
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The coarse, flaky salt from Iceland is made by evaporating seawater.
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The real's yield advantage, or 'carry' over other currencies, is evaporating.
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Bev felt her sweat evaporating before it could even stain her clothes.
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But early optimism that this would be an easy race is evaporating.
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Not long after, the monarchies fell, with the changes evaporating into the
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Previous guaranteed norms are evaporating fast, often thanks to Trump's Twitter thumb.
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Is the political center evaporating in this country, as it is in Europe?
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The pitch ended up evaporating into the ether like so much Gauloises smoke.
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The mold, Cladosporium cellare, absorbs the alcohol fumes evaporating from the wine barrels.
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The coronavirus pandemic is evaporating global demand for oil at a historic pace.
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A spike in U.S. overnight lending rates also sparked concerns of evaporating liquidity.
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Water, water, water, water: Ever-flowing, Never slowing, Always changing, Condensing, evaporating, precipitating.
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Humidity from the evaporating sea can make the air feel closer to 150 degrees.
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Tokyo's Topix index tumbled 3 percent, evaporating more than $155 billion in market value.
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His range in the field was evaporating, his bat prone to weeks of ineffectiveness.
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Americans today see their employment prospects dwindling and their hopes for social mobility evaporating.
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This implies that an evaporating black hole destroys information—something quantum mechanics doesn't allow.
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The skin and bones keep the juices from evaporating too quickly, acting as insulation.
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Alas, that political wisdom is now evaporating, so that these lands are in peril.
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The deficit of empathy Collins had first noticed in him seemed to be evaporating.
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But while the game is quick, six points in three seconds is mind-evaporating.
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Trump approved of the negotiation, and it continued into 2016 before evaporating, Mueller said.
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A spike in U.S. overnight "repo" lending rates also sparked concerns of evaporating liquidity.
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In the United States, support for a cooperative relationship with China is evaporating fast.
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"He was saying 'I'm the little fish in the fish tank and the water's evaporating.'"
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But that confidence is evaporating, as investors brace for intensified regulatory scrutiny across the industry.
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The potent combination of monetary easing and evaporating risks to growth seems largely played out.
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And, through evapotranspiration, plants cool the surrounding air by evaporating moisture, allowing temperatures to cool.
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Balls of fire drew brief lines of evaporating luminance across the sky: a meteor shower.
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She and her collaborators developed a fast-evaporating solvent mixture that could remove the whitening.
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Even if the data is correct, public trust in scientists is a precious but evaporating asset.
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A down round hits employees and founders hard, evaporating the worth of their hard-won shares.
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That creates a cooling effect, in the same way that sweat evaporating from skin cools people.
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The water may be off everywhere, but only certain streets have raw sewage evaporating on them.
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The clothes feature fabric that actually creates heat pockets from the moisture evaporating from the body.
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They represent the status quo order to the world that they feel evaporating beneath their feet.
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Internal Democratic National Committee polling showed Clinton slipping behind Trump and Bayh's lead over Young evaporating.
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But evaporating demand for flights as the novel coronavirus spreads means carriers aren't getting a lift.
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"My vacation is quickly evaporating," Mr. Toobin said in a brief interview between on-air appearances.
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There is drought in California, and the book's fictional college sits by a lake that's evaporating.
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And I think that the opportunity that he has had is evaporating for so many others.
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If InBev is worried about its Brazil lead evaporating, CEO Carlos Brito is not showing it.
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Melodies shimmer in a fog coming just to the verge of of crystallization before evaporating entirely.
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Downpours go hand in hand with hurricanes, since the cyclones are powered by evaporating and condensing moisture.
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Researchers believe the salt is evidence of the crater's lake evaporating in the Red Planet's arid environment.
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This is more water that winds up evaporating away and less water that remains in the ground.
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That evaporating youth participation, according to the Post, has much to do with withering municipal recreational leagues.
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Downpours go hand-in-hand with hurricanes, since the cyclones are powered by evaporating and condensing moisture.
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Taylor Swift's new video for "ME!" opens with a pastel-colored snake evaporating into whimsical little butterflies.
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So if you're cooking at 350, you're most likely going to start degrading and evaporating the THC.
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ET, as evaporating demand and a price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia weighs heavily on prices.
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This visualization depicts a giant planet that orbits its star so closely that its atmosphere is evaporating.
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I sat silently and slightly shamefully, feeling increasingly dissociated, my short-term memory and ability to concentrate evaporating.
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Recently, one scientist recreated Stephen Hawking's most famous theory of evaporating black holes using a Bose-Einstein condensate.
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But Thanos's search result-evaporating snap is also something of another safeguard against the spoilers that fans fear.
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Water management officials estimate that close to 300 million liters of water were evaporating daily across Sri Lanka.
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"His aspirations for change in foreign policy seem to be evaporating," says Edwards, the Texas A&M professor.
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They help keep water from evaporating, making the technology attractive in drought-plagued areas, and restrict algae blooms.
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Touchland Hand Sanitizer Spray is revolutionizing the hand sanitizer industry with its fast-evaporating, moisturizing, and sanitizing formula.
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With no paychecks on the way, their savings are evaporating and their credit cards are being maxed out.
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The reason for that, Souza says, is the unpredictable nature of larger amounts of water evaporating—or not.
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They're very serviceable big leaguers, they're past arbitration, they're veterans, and the market for those guys is evaporating.
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The water evaporating from their leaves can cool a neighborhood by a few degrees during the hottest periods.
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Exposed to the air, and possibly to the dryness of California, he guessed, the salt formation was evaporating.
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More and more public schools' after-school sports programs are evaporating as funding dries up, the CEO said.
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As it got closer to Earth, the icy comet shed more gas and dust evaporating through its tail.
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An 113-point first-half Knicks lead was cut to 61-54 by halftime, and it kept evaporating.
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Profits are evaporating, jobs are being cut and the CEO of one of the industry's strongest brands has resigned.
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As I look around between screams, I can almost feel the classic New York stress evaporating into the air.
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That said, no amount of scientific knowledge will help me feel less bad for that poor, evaporating smiley face.
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But the local news ecosystem that Facebook and other platforms have relied on to distribute that content is evaporating.
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The move highlights the squeeze on revenues in an industry hit by performance woes and rapidly evaporating investor patience.
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Tokyo's Topix index tumbled 3 percent, evaporating $155 billion in market value in the first 15 minutes of trading.
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One of the traditions that Badiou sees evaporating into thin air is the initiation ritual whereby boys become men.
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In Europe, governments are as un-fond of seeing their tax bases shrinking as workers are their rights evaporating.
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Over the course of an hour, energy gets passed lightly around the group, sounds drifting and evaporating like shadows.
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For startup founders, any plans to raise funding are evaporating as the threat of a financial recession becomes inevitable.
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With drought conditions, there is less moisture evaporating in the heat, a phenomenon that usually has a cooling effect.
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The fatty layer keeps tears from evaporating too quickly and helps them cling to the surface of the eye.
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They focus only on the early stages of the meteor breaking up which could lead to the meteor evaporating later.
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A distracted leader with an evaporating mandate would struggle to navigate such daunting waters, as would a temporary stand-in.
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This will be a particularly difficult defeat to accept, with a huge and seemingly unassailable lead evaporating down the stretch.
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But the surface area of Lake Powell would be substantially reduced, and the evaporating water from there would be saved.
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Meanwhile, Big Law M&A work is evaporating, but Casey Sullivan reported that some firms are about to make bank.
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The movement kept a steady supply of water shuttling between mantle and crust, rather than gradually evaporating from the surface.
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The value of the company and its ability to contribute meaningfully to a settlement was evaporating, the company's lawyers said.
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Without evaporating VOCs, we wouldn't be able to smell the scents wafting by from perfumes, scented candles, or air fresheners.
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They also raised expectations among the victims — an optimism they say is now evaporating in the face of government bureaucracy.
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The Academy's two-year advantage is in danger of evaporating quickly, especially considering its track record for delays and incinerating cash.
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Beyond regional trends at a national level, the evaporating middle class as a share of the population continues to lose ground.
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The notion that the Republican Party is a monolithic bastion of support that will withstand the test of time is evaporating.
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I'm hung up on this inheritance thing now, I think, only because I write the checks and see the funds evaporating.
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New elements briefly appear in the mix—a gentle keyboard line, a fluttering hi-hat—before evaporating back into the nothingness.
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Instead of evaporating support for Hezbollah, the terrorist organization perpetuated its survival by looking for new issues, starting with Shebaa Farms.
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You'll also need to look for ACs with self-evaporating technology that gets rid of the condensation produced by the unit.
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A global glut of oil and natural gas has sent prices tumbling over the last two years, and profits are evaporating.
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Evaporating global demand makes the job even harder for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, whose headquarters are in Vienna.
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Instead, well before 1977, the job had degenerated into one akin to herding pussycats clamoring over an evaporating saucer of milk.
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The haze from Indonesia's forest fires muddied the day; the ocean looked as if it were evaporating in front of us.
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They begin by evaporating the tequila into a vapor, and then they heat that vapor to a temperature of 1400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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I put a plate in the microwave oven alongside a glass of water, hoping that the evaporating water would soften the bran.
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Like a princess confined to the tower, enemies held off by an evaporating moat, the sense of maddening isolation had become unbearable.
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Why it matters: American influence on the future of Syria is evaporating in real time as U.S. troops withdraw from the country.
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Our bodies cool off by evaporating water in the form of sweat, and a higher dew point makes this process less efficient.
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They are designed to spur lending into the economy, which is confronted with a new slowdown in global growth and evaporating inflation.
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None of this means that ISIS can be consigned to the dustbin of history -- but its control of real estate is evaporating.
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This process isolated iron and iron oxide residue inside the skulls, which may have been created by cranial bloodflows evaporating into steam.
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But if it's humid and you are dripping with sweat, your sweat isn't evaporating and you aren't getting the cooling you need.
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He's up to 53 percent this year, evaporating the tactic before the extremely catchy "hac-a-pela" term for it caught on.
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A later example in the video shows how they essentially simulate raisins by first simulating a grape, then evaporating the water content.
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Read the full story here: With Big Law M&A work evaporating as coronavirus spreads, some firms are about to make bank.
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In the last several decades, with print advertising evaporating, many newspapers have closed or cut staff, a worrisome development to Mr. Sandler.
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They're made by pumping water into man-made salt deposits and evaporating it with a vacuum to get those uniform, white specks.
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Tape and Vaseline can add a layer of insulation to decrease the amount of sweat evaporating off the skin, Dr. Tipton said.
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And their faces, too, seem suspiciously doctored, first one line then another magically evaporating, a whole generation of women paying for erasure.
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" Jobs are disappearing, subfields are evaporating, enrollment has tanked, and amid the wreckage the custodians of humanism are "befuddled and without purpose.
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Though all salt crystals are produced by evaporating water from saltwater brine, the pace of evaporation determines the shape those crystals take.
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It is continuing its slide into a deeper depression, with the highest inflation in the world and a currency with evaporating value.
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Hot, humid environments are even worse: They prevent your sweat from evaporating to cool you off enough to let your body drop.
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There is also the possibility that dust or evaporating surface water will carry pathogens from a leaking septic field to tree fruit.
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The general's speech comes after a week in which support for Mr. Bouteflika even in the ruling elite appeared to be evaporating.
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A surplus in global oil inventories was close to evaporating, OPEC said last week, citing healthy energy demand and its own supply cuts.
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Enter Max Evans (Jason Behr), the boy who's been pining over Liz for years, to save the day (and Liz's quickly-evaporating life).
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But for Nikon, Thong said the evaporating camera market is a bigger threat, it part because it failed to embrace video early on.
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Because your plants were watered, the evaporating moisture will catch at the top of the plastic and then "rain" back onto the plants.
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On Thursday, OPEC said the global oil stocks surplus was close to evaporating due to healthy energy demand and its own supply cuts.
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Negative long-term yields are a headache for relatively conservative investors such as pension funds, whose returns from relatively safe investments are evaporating.
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The formula is fast-absorbing and evaporating, so as soon as you spray it onto your hands there won't be any sticky residue.
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After his first images, he turned to aerial photography in order to capture the ephemeral beauty of of the evaporating salt water's color.
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Laura Belin: 2020 primary campaign may have hastened the end of caucuses The future of caucuses may be evaporating along with Vermont Sen.
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Four other "Annunciations After Titian" from that year are blurrier still, the last of them evaporating into a nearly monochrome cloud of pink.
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Artwork via Soundcloud "Hey lil mama would you like to be my sunshine?" sings Lil Yachty, evaporating the haters in one golden sunbeam.
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With manual transmissions rapidly evaporating from the automotive landscape in the United States, some carmarketers say they see paddle shifters as a compromise.
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Those words and phrases then appear written in water vapor on a wall-length display, where they hover for several seconds before evaporating.
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L's Well (elh version), a glass of evaporating water on a small wooden shelf, and in Torkwase Dyson's minimalist suite of abstract paintings.
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DEMAND EVAPORATING Figures from the Washington-based International Institute of Finance show that portfolio inflows - overseas demand for local stocks and bonds - have evaporated.
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As younger generations of Muslims become more Westernized, the old cultural mores that have historically kept the HIV problem in check are gradually evaporating.
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But, as people become more comfortable with being poked, prodded, fingerprinted, and scanned as they travel, privacy is becoming a fast-evaporating luxury. [CNBC]
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Now physicists at the University of Twente in the Netherlands have captured the various life phases of an evaporating drop of ouzo on camera.
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You've got the heating element maintaining one temp, the e-juice evaporating to another, and the air from outside the vape contributing as well.
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Uniqlo's special fabric creates heat pockets from the moisture evaporating from the body, which is exactly what you need to battle the upcoming weather.
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Instead, the blocks might have been cleared by sublimating ice evaporating directly from solid to gas or by tumbling themselves clean while inching downslope.
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Similarly, he has little popular backing in Harare, where he is widely loathed, and his influence in the ruling ZANU-PF party is evaporating.
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While unions have failed to derail the reforms, the considerable political capital Macron had after his landslide election victory in May is quickly evaporating.
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The upshot of the patron-client phenomenon is that the economic and diplomatic pressure needed to bring Pyongyang around to verifiable denuclearization is evaporating.
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As hyper-partisanship, polarization, and dysfunction tighten their grip on Washington, D.C., trust in our federal political institutions and our democracy itself is evaporating.
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The economic policy decisions of the first half of his term accelerated growth in 24, but most forecasts show that momentum evaporating going forward.
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One can't help hearing the "giant sucking sound" of evaporating American manufacturing jobs that the 1992 presidential candidate Ross Perot warned Nafta would produce.
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His bones were melting, his blood evaporating, and he was now like parchment or something porous—tulle, or the white eyelet lace Darline adored.
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The consequence of even a portion of Sanders' support evaporating instead of migrating to Biden could be significant in a close election against Trump.
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"Global oil demand is evaporating on the back of COVID-19-related travel restrictions and social-distancing measures," said UBS oil analyst Giovanni Staunovo.
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"Global oil demand is evaporating on the back of COVID-19-related travel restrictions and social distancing measures," said UBS oil analyst Giovanni Staunovo.
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While unions have failed to derail the reform, the considerable political capital Macron had after his landslide election victory in May is quickly evaporating.
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Those results suggest that even if Kavanaugh's nomination galvanizes committed GOP voters, Republicans' hopes of using it to persuade moderate voters could be evaporating.
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Consumer trust is evaporating quickly — and tech companies have to earn it back by being more transparent about what they're doing with our data.
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"The two leading causes of produce spoilage are water loss and oxidation — that's water evaporating out of the produce and oxygen getting in," Rogers says.
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Some are also using up tax-free pension allowances, or vesting tax-free cash, earlier than required, for fear of such benefits evaporating under Labour.
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Stabbing them in the skull, evaporating them with lasers, and stomping on them like a way-too-real version of Mario jumping on a goomba.
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Interestingly, this storm will help to cool off those waters, in part by churning cooler water up from the depths as well as evaporating moisture.
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Some of Gonzales's early conflicts fizzle into nothing, like Rose's crush on her recruiter, Henry, which occupies many early chapters before evaporating into the ether.
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The research comes amid an ongoing move by funds to offer more competitive fee structures amid lackluster performance, declining revenues and rapidly evaporating investor patience.
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Any thought those desperate civilians may have had of seeking refuge in Kurdish-held Afrin, already crowded with an estimated 600,000 people, is fast evaporating.
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Dozens of small producers in Kampot and Kep provinces who made salt by evaporating seawater formed a cooperative that was given potassium-iodate spraying machines.
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But oversupply is evaporating quickly due to output cuts in the Americas - including the United States, Canada and Latin America - and also increasingly in Asia.
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The basic recipe for a monster, 21st-century wildfire is this: Take hot air and no rain and moisture evaporating from trees, shrubs, and soil.
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I love to feel my otherwise-constant anxiety leaving my body, evaporating into deep breaths of recovery on the walk back home from the gym.
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On top of global warming are changes that result from deforestation, which removes the air-conditioning effect provided by water evaporating from the trees' leaves.
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To accuse this album of quietly evaporating would be unfair — it succeeds in quietly, mournfully constructing a space you can hide in for a while.
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Striking images published by NASA earlier this month show pollutants essentially evaporating as the coronavirus overtook the country between January and February of this year.
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A whole category of war has the potential of evaporating entirely with the exploitation of space resources, which includes the unlimited access to energy as well.
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This veneer may have acted like a shield, preventing the ice inside `Oumuamua from getting overheated and evaporating when the rock passed close by our Sun.
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"Fortunately, that fresh oxygen blowing in the back of my helmet was enough to start evaporating the big balls of tears on my eyes," Hadfield says.
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During the warm periods, sand enveloped the shrunken ice caps, protecting them from the Sun and in turn preventing the ice from evaporating into the atmosphere.
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U.S. stocks are trading above the lows hit during the January rout, but bulls have failed to gain traction, with many rallies evaporating before the close.
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Now there are some serious doubts about whether his one trillion dollar infrastructure spending plan will get approval and this is evaporating the gains in copper.
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The findings represented further evidence about Titan's hydrological cycle, with liquid hydrocarbons raining down from clouds, flowing across its surface and evaporating back into the sky.
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To help illustrate the problem, imagine getting out of the shower; you feel chilly because the water is evaporating from your skin, carrying heat with it.
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The underwriter's London Market saw "intense" rating pressure in the aviation, marine and energy and US big-ticket property classes, with margins "evaporating" in some areas.
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But when the dew point or humidity is high, that means the air is already saturated with moisture and your sweat has a harder time evaporating.
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Whatever they are called, tropical cyclones generally become weaker after they hit land, since they draw their energy from water evaporating from the oceans below them.
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Whatever they are called, tropical cyclones generally become weaker after they hit land, since they draw their energy from water evaporating from the oceans below them.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries said the global oil stocks surplus was close to evaporating due to healthy demand and its own supply cuts.
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That decision boiled down to economics: "When moisture evaporates out of the cheese, the weight goes down and you're literally evaporating dollars or euros," Kindstedt said.
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The Colorado River and its reservoirs — though certainly not yet low enough to imperil millions of Westerners — are gradually evaporating while the desert land grows ever drier.
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The underwriter's London Market has seen "intense" rating pressure in the aviation, marine and energy and U.S. big-ticket property classes, with margins "evaporating" in some areas.
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"They are designed to be quite persistent — they hang around in the environment, neither evaporating or decomposing quickly," said Andrea Sella, professor of inorganic chemistry at UCL.
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The result was a commercial for high endurance deodorant that showed a time lapse video of the competitor's product evaporating faster than a swipe of Old Spice.
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The Topix subindex for banking shares added 2.8 percent amid evaporating expectations that the BOJ would deepen its unpopular negative rates policy at this week's policy meeting.
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The iridescent, aqueous "Nymphéa" surrounds a string quartet (here the Calder Quartet) with a barely detectable electronic humidity, setting in motion cycles of sounds evaporating and condensing.
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Air transport lost 5.2% to become the worst performing sector, with ANA Holdings Inc diving 7.5%, on the back of evaporating demand amid the global coronavirus outbreak.
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College football has deracinated since those days, with teams' ties to place and culture evaporating in a fog of national broadcast deals and coast-to-coast recruiting.
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The evaporating earnings put Daimler, the maker of Mercedes-Benz cars and trucks, in a weak position as it confronts the economic consequences of the coronavirus outbreak.
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More than twenty per cent of the Tigris River's precious freshwater is evaporating from its reservoirs, leaving behind saline-irrigation water that's slowly poisoning the adjacent land.
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Niue's 1,600 residents had grown quite fond of their mysterious visitor, working every day to keep him alive by feeding him or refilling his rapidly evaporating puddle.
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"Our current political establishment has bled this country dry, sees their power evaporating, and isn't listening to voters who do all the heavy lifting," the group continued.
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Turkey would welcome Britain as a fellow member of its customs union, because, with its own hopes of joining the EU fast evaporating, it wants to renegotiate terms.
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Japan's Nikkei tumbled as much as 4 percent to a six-month trough while the Topix index plunged 3 percent, evaporating more than $155 billion in market value.
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In other words, the dynamism most of us associate with the U.S. economy's ability to create jobs and foster innovation through new enterprises is evaporating before our eyes.
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But those hopes dwindled, evaporating entirely with the start of the Arab Spring uprisings in 2011, when Mr. Assad sought to quell initially peaceful protests with overwhelming violence.
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Whatever faith the American people have had in the fairness of the special counsel investigation into Russian interference in the 2628 election is rapidly evaporating, as it should.
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The Senate race between Scott and Nelson has become increasingly bitter in recent days after late vote returns from Broward and Palm Beach counties showed Scott's lead evaporating.
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When the caramel is ready, add this mixture to the caramel, but be careful not to stand over it as the rapidly evaporating vinegar will be pretty unpleasant.
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He faced campaigning coast-to-coast for Super Tuesday with evaporating funds and little chance of clearing the threshold of 15 percent of votes needed to amass delegates.
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But in recent weeks, Mr. Ellison's edge appears to be evaporating, amid claims by his ex-girlfriend, Karen Monahan, that he mistreated her during their long-term relationship.
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This week, with most of the state holed up and demand for rides evaporating, he expects to work even longer to make far less than half that amount.
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Evaporating river water has revealed the stones (the oldest dated 19353), which at one time were placed to warn of imminent hard times based on detrimental water levels.
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The Memphis run was 12-1 by that juncture, with any hope of a Heat rally evaporating on a missed Tyler Herro layup with 46.6 seconds to go.
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Mr. Trump shocked the political establishment by winning Michigan in 2016, but recent polling has shown some of his support from independents and swing voters could be evaporating.
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On the pessimistic side, randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have found that it barely improves outcomes for kids — and the gains don't last, typically evaporating by first or second grade.
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And with polls showing Clinton's general election advantage over Trump evaporating, a lingering fracture in the Democratic party could be perilous for its chances to keep the White House.
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A favourite image in the early work was a lit match burning away a glass of alcohol: nothing to the censors but, to him, idealism evaporating in the war.
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Traders are betting that the European Central Bank will soon begin phasing out its bond-buying quantitative easing programme, while expectations of another U.S. interest rate are fast evaporating.
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Because less rain is falling and more water is evaporating due to higher temperatures, the flow into the reservoirs that supply Perth has plunged by 20113% since the 1970s.
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The origin of the FRB discovered in late July may have stemmed from a number of events, such as evaporating black holes and erupting neutron stars, according to Nature .
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Other struggling emerging market currencies also drew attention, with Argentina's peso slumping overnight to a record low versus the dollar with investor confidence towards President Mauricio Macri evaporating quickly.
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Because throughout this entire decomposition process, water is evaporating through the thin skin on your ears, nose, and eyelids, causing them to dry out and turn black, aka mummify.
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CP takes an approach that is rooted in psychology, education, and cognition, and led by professional presenters who have a drive and passion for evaporating this nation-wide problem.
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"The cold air isn't pushing off anywhere, it's just sort of evaporating," said Brian Hurley, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland.
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Essential workers remain in place, and some people are able to work from home, but millions of jobs — at bars, hotels, restaurants, gyms, theaters, salons, shops — are simply evaporating.
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When one of us tried deactivating her account, she was told how huge the loss would be – profile disabled, all the memories evaporating, losing touch with over 500 friends.
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That said, other studies have supported the idea that municipal broadband providers are more likely to offer better, cheaper service free of obnoxious surcharges and quickly-evaporating promotional savings.
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Provost recommends getting your meat as dry as possible before cooking, which means the energy in the skillet can go toward browning the food rather than evaporating surface moisture.
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Irina, Masha and Olga are each at a different stage of life, marked by deepening regret, evaporating hope and an inertia that grows less comfortable with the passing years.
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Spray the bottoms with oven cleaner, then place in a plastic bag—a grocery bag or trash bag works—for a few hours to keep the solution from evaporating. 21.
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But now it is mixed with an acrid, oily smell, like burning tires and evaporating gasoline: the smell of the state of Oregon's entire fuel supply gone up in smoke.
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There's no generally accepted explanation for how they're created, but theories abound: pulsars, collapsing neutron stars, evaporating black holes, and finally—humanity's favorite explanation for strange cosmic chatter—alien beacons.
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The new finding, gleaned from two nights of observations in 2015, could mean that whatever is creating the reflectivity on the dwarf planet may be evaporating as sunlight hits it.
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Watch More From Tonic: But perhaps you've squeezed your favorite rock and, after a few minutes of mental exertion, enjoyed the physical sensation of a weight evaporating from your shoulders.
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America's long-held scientific education and talent advantage over the rest of the world is evaporating – and we must act now to reverse that trend before the damage is irreversible.
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The deficit is evaporating as record tax revenues are being generated by a solid economy, itself a function of the low marginal tax rates put in place by President Bush.
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Then, with the final layer of darkness evaporating upon the Thames River, a 28-year-old gay guy signals that, on Fab Swingers, Sunday morning's festivities have only just begun.
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But even before the government began its crackdown, there was a big sign that euphoria was evaporating from the market: the decline in cryptocurrency "mining" that generates additional digital tokens.
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It's an unprecedented public crisis, and it's also billions of dollars in state tax revenue that's evaporating quickly — and scrambling the economic equation for governors and mayors across the nation.
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Entrepreneurs began to extract oil by bathing the leaf in ethanol or butane, filtering out the solid material that remained and then evaporating the solvent to leave the concentrated oil.
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Heat from the atmosphere also goes to melting ice shelves, evaporating water, or directly reheating the atmosphere, according to a recent report by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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Goldman Sachs sees the drag from trade tensions evaporating next year, and thinks global GDP growth will rise from 3.1% in 2019 to 3.4% in 2020 and 3.6% in 2021.
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With yields across the developed world in free-fall, markets appear to have convinced central banks that only drastic monetary stimulus can prevent inflation expectations from evaporating for a lifetime.
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"Concerns about employer-sponsored health insurance evaporating after the implementation of health reform have not materialized," said Kathy Hempstead, who directs the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's work on health insurance coverage.
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Astronomers believe that either the planet moved into this region within the last million years, or the planet itself was once bigger and the atmosphere is in the process of evaporating.
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Impetus to regulate privacy in the private sector waxed and waned over the next 30 years, building with the first tech bubble, then evaporating in the horror of the 2001 attacks.
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They can also survey the River Jordan, which runs south into the Dead Sea, the fast-evaporating saltwater lake at Earth's lowest point on dry land (430 metres below sea-level).
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Storing LNG on tankers is generally seen as riskier than holding crude oil on the water, given higher storage costs and the fact that LNG cargoes degrade over time by evaporating.
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GIF: NASA/JPL-Caltech/York University These spectral wisps resemble the cirrus clouds that often form in Earth's skies, and they are likely formed of the same material—evaporating ice crystals.
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Evaporating inflation expectations, a U.S.-China trade war that could soon spill into Europe and worries about Italy all mean ECB chief Mario Draghi should stick to his trademark dovish tone.
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If the "silicate atmosphere" theory is true, both Earth and the newly forming Moon would have been super heated after the collision, and potassium would have been evaporating from both objects.
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An unlikely research team of five scientists from Princeton and a photographer from Phoenix described the complex dynamics of evaporating whisky in a paper published this year in Physical Review Letters.
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"If we build walls and disrespect our neighbors, we will quickly see all this progress evaporating, replaced by a return of anti-Americanism, a corrosive rift throughout our hemisphere," Biden said.
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That vision, every bit as merciless as the cruelties catalogued in de Sade's fictions, isolates the human against vast, encumbering space — helpless subjects evaporating at the whim of an indifferent Creator.
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And unlike the profitable but admittedly slower-growing GoPro at its 2014 IPO, Snap's cash is disappearing faster than its messages, with nearly $1 billion evaporating in the last two years.
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"The exomoon is like a comet of ice that is evaporating and spewing off these rocks into space," said Brian Metzger, study author and associate professor of astrophysics at Columbia University.
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There is a burning immediacy to his ever evaporating decisions that fires the imagination ten or fifteen years on, as freshly molten as the day they were poured onto the canvas.
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My wife and I were already late to meet friends for dinner, so we hurried down the street, past the throngs, and I could feel the evening dissipating, evaporating off my skin.
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A computer simulation also suggests it might have built up clouds to keep water from evaporating on its surface, giving it a better chance at hosting an atmosphere that could support life.
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In particular, his lead nationally among independents has all but disappeared, evaporating from an 11-point lead among the group of voters in June to just a 1-point lead today. Sen.
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The Los Angeles Lakers are spiraling in the wrong direction with the momentum from a solid start evaporating, and they will try to regroup when they visit the Phoenix Suns on Friday.
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If the moon was an icy one, it could become a swarm of evaporating comets, leaving a long tail in its wake, such as what we've seen orbiting the starsKepler-1520andKIC 11026764.
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Opening a plant's stomata in sunlight, however, means a lot of stored water ends up evaporating — which may be fine for the average temperate-zone bush, but not for a desert dweller.
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"This star has a planet that we can't see directly, but because the star is so hot it is evaporating the planet, and we detect the atmosphere it is losing," Gaensicke said.
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"If people feel their salaries are evaporating, I feel the work of two generations of my family could vanish overnight," the owner of a supermarket, who asked to remain anonymous, told me.
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Storing LNG on tankers out at sea, unlike crude oil, is generally seen as a risky bet, given the high costs of storage and the fact that cargoes degrade over time by evaporating.
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The clothes feature fabric that creates heat pockets from the moisture evaporating from the body and is available in multiple levels of warmth in the form of leggings, sweaters, dress pants, and more.
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A global oil stocks surplus is close to evaporating, OPEC said on Thursday, adding that its collective output fell to 31.96 million barrels per day (bpd) in March, down 201,000 bpd from February.
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Liquid methane and ethane comprise lakes and streams on Titan's surface, evaporating into clouds before condensing as rain or light snow, in short creating a weather cycle much like water does on Earth.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Crude oil storage helped commodity traders and refiners make strong profits last year and in the first quarter of 2016 but now the price structure which made it possible is evaporating.
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Both goals were soft, City's players waved through by an evaporating defense and a goalkeeper, David De Gea, who seems to have tired after six years of bailing his team out of trouble.
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The party lost a whopping eight seats in the State Senate, evaporating its razor-thin majority, and got pounded by Democrats in every statewide race, extending a losing streak that dates to 2002.
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The administration's move to purchase oil comes after the worst week for crude since 2008 as investors worried over evaporating demand from the coronavirus pandemic and a production ramp-up by top producers.
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Forced to choose between killing him before sunrise the next day, so she can return to the ocean and live a full life underwater, and evaporating into seafoam, she resigns herself to annihilation.
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Many machines will have a built-in pan, bucket, or tray to collect condensation, which you'll need to empty occasionally, although some newer units feature self-evaporating systems that recycle the moisture they produce.
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Sudden bursts of volatility and evaporating liquidity in even some of the world's most-traded instruments is a dangerous cocktail for traders and hedge funds caught on the wrong side when the explosion comes.
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A surplus in global oil inventories is also close to evaporating, OPEC said on Thursday, adding its collective output fell to 31.96 million barrels per day (bpd) in March, down 201,000 bpd from February.
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There were Islamist reformers and secular reformers, women's rights campaigners who went door to door in villages, and urban activists working to save everything from the Iranian cheetah to the rapidly evaporating Lake Urmia.
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As stock markets recovered, those thoughts were quickly evaporating, the priced likelihood of a move next month back above 70 percent - a level at which the Fed has been comfortable delivering in the past.
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In contrast to the market's firm tone, air transport lost 5.6% to become the worst performing sector, with ANA Holdings Inc diving 8.6%, on the back of evaporating demand amid the global coronavirus outbreak.
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"The Trump premium following China's supposed 'its good to talk' phone call appears to be slowly evaporating as recession fears rise," wrote Jeffrey Halley, a senior market analyst at Oanda, in a research note.
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Not much urgency or sense of discovery is transmitted here, the opening in particular all but evaporating as the first scene's largely female ensemble struggles to be heard across the vast reaches of the set.
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This then led to a first wave of mass migration of the country's scientists to the US. Under his successor Nicolás Maduro things didn't pick up for scientific research either, with funding all but evaporating.
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If the planet is evaporating at a high rate, all that may be left after the star cools is a rocky core, which the researchers believe to be at the heart of all giant planets.
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With the market for business gifts evaporating under the crackdown on corruption, the Chinese market is now driven by real consumption, which extends to a rapidly expanding middle class, Vinexpo Director Guillaume Deglise told Reuters.
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By constructing the system entirely underground, its creators sought to shield the water from animal droppings, silt and, more important, the evaporating power of the sun, which regularly sends summertime temperatures above 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A flood of companies eyeing Mexico as a safe haven from the U.S. trade war with China risks evaporating after President Donald Trump last week threatened to unleash tariffs on Mexico too.
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Oil prices moved modestly higher on Friday, but posted their worst weekly drubbing since the 63 financial crisis, as investors eyed evaporating demand from the coronavirus pandemic and a production ramp-up by top producers.
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So when gas prices went through the roof in 2008 — and remained high in the years that followed — many travelers were less willing to spend their evaporating discretionary income on gas to make the trip.
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In 1999, during a stretch where the EPA let national standards stagnate, California added a rule addressing pollution caused by fuel evaporating from gas tanks in hot weather, pushing automakers to redesign their fuel tanks.
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"Because of course we know each other," Hnath said, his evident discomfort — with giving an interview in the first place, with discussing a play about his mother's trauma — evaporating for an instant as he laughed.
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In wonkspeak, this is "social insurance" that provides everyone with security against the risk of their retirement savings evaporating due to bad luck or unexpectedly long lifespan with a small amount of redistribution tacked on.
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But Degrassi was just a kids' show too — and I can't remember a character development that carried so much weight simply evaporating into thin air by the next episode — or never reappearing later in the series.
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A supply glut is evaporating as big zinc mines run dry, commodity analysts say, helping drive up prices by nearly half this year and triggering investments in new and long-dormant projects from Greenland to Africa.
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Without a big win or a surprisingly strong showing in one of those early states, candidates are likely to find their media attention and fundraising ability evaporating — particularly given the crowded field of high-profile politicians.
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Catharsis Productions' (based out of Chicago and already serving our military) approach is rooted in psychology, education, and cognition, and led by professional presenters who have a drive and passion for evaporating this nation-wide problem.
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"I think he has some 'honeymoon goodwill' that is quickly evaporating," said Meckler, the former co-founder of Tea Party Patriots whose new group, Citizens for Self Governance, has a database of 22019 million conservative activists.
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Driving the new Mercedes-Benz E-Class up and down San Francisco's highways with the semi-autonomous Drive Pilot system engaged, a remarkable thing happens: Traffic-spawned stress vanishes faster than water evaporating under the California sun.
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But tensions have eased in recent months, with the North taking part in the Winter Olympics in the South in February and an exchange of threats of war with the United States and other bellicose rhetoric evaporating.
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What is not evaporating, though, in the first weeks of the experiment on the "voies sur berges," is the anger of motorists stuck in rush-hour traffic on parallel streets, still stubbornly clinging to their steering wheels.
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"The atmosphere is currently at the perfect temperature for snow product," and as the steam escapes—instead of evaporating—it adds moisture and warmth to the ice crystal-laden clouds, giving them a boost at producing snow.
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Put another way, Democratic hopes of winning the Senate are literally evaporating each day, and the lead that they have in the House has gone from 31 seats to 26 seats, according to Real Clear Politics average.
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President Trump faces the biggest challenge yet to his prospects of being re-elected, with his advisers' two major assumptions for the campaign — a booming economy and an opponent easily vilified as too far left — quickly evaporating.
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To my left was the sea, partially obscured in evaporating mist; in front of me were thick forests, a falcon swooping just above the canopy; and to my right, I could just make out the Southern Alps.
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Hurricane Harvey&aposs Fallout Continues With Nightmare Flooding in Houston AreaJust one day after Hurricane Harvey made landfall in southeastern Texas, historic flooding…Read more ReadTropical storms get their fuel from warm, wet air evaporating off the ocean.
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This isn't news to Apple, however, which explicitly mentions that "exposing iPhone to environments having high concentrations of industrial chemicals, including near evaporating liquified gasses such as helium, may damage or impair iPhone functionality" in the phone's manual.
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Robert Madelin, who took early retirement as one of the most senior British officials in the European Commission to work on new projects, believes that it is "too early to tell" whether British influence in Brussels is evaporating.
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"Last week's nod toward recovery is evaporating quickly, even though investors are still confident that the new agreement with the IMF and the 2019 budget goals will show favorable results over the short term," economist Gustavo Ber said.
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And every time I let off this toxic steam — rising and evaporating with the other noxious gases from my sweaty self — I can feel the tension leave my arms and legs, and my gait becomes looser and freer.
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In the "Butterfly Etude," she contrasted fluttering wings with daring prances to Chopin; and in "Les Funérailles," to Liszt, she wilted with torment as her quiet poses etched themselves into space, one evaporating until another took its place.
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And the legacy of the 103 million deutschmark ($27 million) gift to Harvard, Georgetown, and Berkeley -- dating back to the 1990 Harvard commencement speech of then-German Chancellor Helmut Kohl -- was rapidly evaporating in front of my eyes.
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Because Infinity War ended with a cliffhanger built around several famous Marvel characters evaporating into dust, Marvel can only feature its non-dusted heroes in Endgame's marketing; otherwise, it risks spoiling the movie with even the smallest hints.
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Forthcoming services from Disney, Apple, AT&T's Warner Media and others will only add to the glut of quality scripted programming originating off traditional TV. The whole notion of turning on your TV at a certain time is evaporating.
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While Google's high-profile Project Ara modular phone seemed to inch close to reality before seemingly evaporating in early September, the expandable Moto-Z is still in the works from Motorola, and the Finnish Puzzlephone remains on the horizon.
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Pros: Cools large areas, programmable unit, specialized filters for cleaner air, dual hose, self-evaporating technology, environmentally friendlyCons: Takes up a lot of room, cooling isn't as powerful as other types of AC units (such as window and central)
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" But then came a less expected disquisition on the quasi-scientific history of winemaking: "There's all kinds of lore about alchemists fortifying wines and liquors, boiling them down, evaporating, ending up with something they called the spirit of wine.
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MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — A nearly yearlong run of good will between two of the leading progressives in the 2020 presidential race, Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders, appears to be evaporating in the run-up to the Iowa caucuses.
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Steelers 31, Ravens 27 PITTSBURGH — With the clock ticking and a season filled with promise evaporating, Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger took the snap, turned to his left and put the A.F.C. North title in the hands of Antonio Brown.
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These thousands of new product lines, launched onto Amazon by third party sellers with minimal conventional marketing, stocking the site with disparate categories of goods, many evaporating as quickly as they appeared, are challenging what it means to be a brand.
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What is clear is that early optimism that the wave of migrants could boost economic growth and help ease a skills shortage in Germany - where the working-age population is projected to shrink by 6 million people by 0003 - is evaporating.
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A man emerges from an evaporating pile of dirt; a suspended woman is buffeted by a great wind from the wings; another man sits on a stage that is consumed by fire; and rain drenches a third man hanging upside down.
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It's the reason that we smell things—so you walk past a rose, and you smell that signature rose smell, that's because bisabolol,which is a terpene, and maybe geraniol are coming off of that flower and evaporating into the air.
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What is clear is that early optimism that the wave of migrants might boost economic growth and help ease a skills shortage in Germany - where the working-age population is projected to shrink by 6 million people by 2030 - is evaporating.
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Knicks rally for road win over Pelicans NEW ORLEANS — Another fourth quarter on the road was beginning to look routinely familiar to the New York Knicks: A blown 16-point first-half lead evaporating into yet another free-fall collapse.
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But now, with the Syrian civil war in its sixth year, their dream is evaporating, and they are stranded in South Korea, where the authorities have become increasingly wary of Muslim immigrants after a spate of terrorist attacks in Europe.
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The bursting of the housing bubble—which entailed a collapse in home values and a flood of foreclosures—and spiking unemployment led millions of Americans to realize that their "middle-class" lives were just a paycheck or two from evaporating.
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This allows these molecules to more easily 'escape,' or evaporate from a liquid's surface until an equilibrium is established in the container—that is, as many molecules are returning to a liquid state as are evaporating into a gaseous state.
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Mortgages continue surging after monster 2019After all but evaporating in 2018, consumer appetite for mortgages, especially refinancings, surged in 2019 after the Fed cut its benchmark rate by 25 basis points three times in the second half of the year.
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The Pentagon's decision on Sunday to pull American forces out of northern Syria means the opportunity to take custody of additional ISIS prisoners — even if the Kurds were to decide to start cooperating again — is rapidly evaporating, the officials said.
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In Gouthière's workshop, gilt was applied with fire gilding, a process by which an amalgam of mercury and gold was gently baked onto an object in a low fire, the mercury evaporating and the gold remaining as a coating of gilt.
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And even though Sony has only revealed five of the 20 games that will come pre-installed on the mini PSX, I'm a sucker for this particular vein of nostalgia marketing, and I can already feel the money evaporating out of my wallet.
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London (CNN Business)Reports of another attack on oil supply in the Middle East pushed prices higher early on Friday but the gains faded fast as markets focused again on weaker demand growth and a supply glut that shows no signs of evaporating.
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The dollar index has had its poorest fortnight since March of last year due to an improvement in euro zone economic data at a time when U.S. equivalents have looked shaky and belief is evaporating in a boost from public spending to growth.
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LONDON/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The global oil stocks surplus is close to evaporating, OPEC said on Thursday, citing healthy energy demand and its own supply cuts while revising up its forecast for production from rivals who have benefited from higher oil prices.
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"I really started to feel the responsibility to share this story as our own domestic conversation nationally began to disintegrate and our ability to find common ground and climb inside one another's perspectives here at home seemed to be evaporating," she told Insider.
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"Even though you have stopped liquid water from entering, there is still often an issue with water evaporating through the foundation walls and concrete floor slab," said Edward Olmsted, the president of Olmsted Environmental Services in Garrison, N.Y. Does your basement feel dank?
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Evaporating demand for fuel as people hunker down at home, along with the implosion of an alliance between Saudi Arabia and Russia, has led prices to a dramatic collapse in prices, which are now more than 50% below their recent high in January.
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FRANKFURT, March 16 (Reuters) - European power curve prices set fresh lows of around two years on Monday, dragged down by bearish pressure on fuels and carbon markets over concerns about evaporating demand should the coronavirus pandemic push the global economy into recession.
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Opinion Columnist This column tries to keep its cool, but last week I briefly surrendered to crisis and existential dread, to the sense that an entire world is dissolving underneath our feet — institutions crumbling, authorities corrupted, faith in the whole experiment evaporating.
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So the circumstances necessitated pretty much constantly choking down whatever piss-beer you'd gone around the corner to buy so that you weren't focused on the smell and taste of the evaporating sweat of hundreds of the unwashed goth strangers packed into the space.
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Researchers sketched dozens of models, employing the gamut of astrophysical mysteries — from flare stars in our own galaxy to exploding stars, mergers of charged black holes, white holes, evaporating black holes, oscillating primordial cosmic strings, and even aliens sailing through the cosmos using extragalactic light sails.
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The Chinese government said late on Tuesday it had not found a "large-scale" oil leak, and the ultra light oil, known as condensate, was burning off or evaporating so quickly it would leave little residue - less than 1 percent - within five hours of a spill.
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The interpretation might be that the Fed's 'put,' if you will, seems to be evaporating...they're focused on their job which is going to require them to continue to raise interest rates until the data from the impact from the tariffs leads them to act otherwise.
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"Moreover, these moons now have pericenters around the star that are closer than the orbit of Mercury around our own Sun, so if they have icy outer layers, they should be evaporating and outgassing rapidly, blowing clouds of vapor and dust off their surfaces," Stone continued.
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Those companies now face acute pressure due to plummeting oil prices, which have dropped 50% since early January amid evaporating demand for fuel and the implosion of an alliance between major energy producers Saudi Arabia and Russia that had helped prevent oil from flooding onto global markets.
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"I've discovered a very different approach that enables the technology to be entirely powered by waste heat from a power plant -- not just any waste heat, but the ultra-low temperature, worthless waste heat," he says, referring to the thermal pollution we see evaporating from cooling towers.
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The tone of the market had begun to weaken earlier in the session, with gains evaporating after weak data on U.S. consumer confidence and a speech by Trump to the United Nations General Assembly that called on nations to embrace nationalism and turn their backs on globalism.
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Sue, it was thought, lived and died near a lake that formed from an evaporating river, but the presence of Galagadon suggests the region was connected to the sea, likely by a river, allowing sea-based sharks to move inland and evolve a capacity to live in freshwater.
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It underscored a view that, even as Democratic primary voters say they are concerned about electability, the party's candidates believe their path to the Oval Office depends on a motivated base -- and that reaching that base won't cost them too much with the evaporating middle in American politics.
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Supply-chain interruptions, evaporating sales and other rippling effects from the spread of the novel coronavirus in China and across the region may spur companies to cut their dividend payouts in a bid to preserve their working capital, said Sean Darby, global equity strategist with Jefferies Financial Group Inc.
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There are enough stories of lottery winners' fortunes quickly evaporating to convince some people of the existence of "the curse of the lottery," especially since studies have shown that lottery winners to actually be more likely to declare bankruptcy within three to five years than the average American.
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The machines use a fan to accelerate a finely-tuned mix of water and air at high speeds, evaporating some of the water, which cools the remainder, causing a few tiny rain drops to freeze into ice particles, giving nucleation sites for the rest of the water to turn to snow.
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In response to humidity, like being exposed to sweat evaporating off your body when you get hot, the researchers say one of the fibers absorbs moisture and swells, causing the yarn to warp which pushes the strands closer together, creating gaps in the fabric allowing the hot, humid air to escape.
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Washington (CNN)A much-anticipated Senate debate on immigration this week seemed to stutter even before it began Tuesday, as negotiations devolved into a fight about process and a healthy round of finger pointing, with time to reach a deal before the end of the week evaporating with each passing hour.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, meanwhile, unleashed the harshest attack advertisement of the primary to date, targeting Buttigieg as he struggles to regain his footing and prevent his support among moderate Democrats from evaporating amid a worse-than-expected finish in Iowa and a new threat for that centrist lane from Minnesota Sen.
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Whether this was because the researchers had not allowed enough time for vapour evaporating from the explosives to penetrate the soil (they had buried the targets only five days before the tests) or because those vapours cannot penetrate such soil well enough for the bacteria to detect them is a subject for a further test.
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"The interpretation might be that the Fed's 'put,' if you will, seems to be evaporating...they're focused on their job which is going to require them to continue to raise interest rates until the data from the impact from the tariffs leads them to act otherwise," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist, at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadephia.
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And if we can just throw sand in the gears, then at a time of deep economic crisis, when people are really stressed, really worried, we're already stressed and worried before the crisis, now are thinking the -- the bottom's falling out of their lives and their home prices are going down, their 401(k)s are evaporating, they're losing their jobs.
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For working-class and many middle-class Americans, it is increasingly evident that the days when one could raise three children in a decent-sized house without a college education was a three-decade interregnum after World War II. No politician has been able to reinstate the prospects for this "American Dream" since its feasibility began evaporating 50 years ago now, and Americans now know that.
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But if you look at the fact that, as of the time of this conversation, Trump actually does have 42 percent of approval in the country, if you look at the depth of the reason for the populist rise, not just in the United States but around the world, if you look at the bitterness of our politics, it's quite difficult for me to envisage the populist momentum simply evaporating and everything returning to normal.
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She'd remember the whale's expression, how it lay on its side and drifted in the current, how it had been so close that she could see the raised scars of its skin, the mottled gray color of it and the sheen of evaporating water, and its massive head, how the whale's eye, onyx black, had looked directly at her, unblinking, and she had thought, If I can stand here long enough, if I can just look hard enough, I'll understand.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's once formidable lead over Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in national and battleground polls is evaporating.
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America — with its decaying infrastructure, its third-world public transit, its shrinking labor market, its evaporating middle class, its expanding gulf between rich and poor, its heartless health insurance system, its mindless indifference to a dying ecology, its predatory credit agencies, its looming Social Security collapse, its interminable war, its metastasizing national debt and all the social pathologies that gave it a degenerate imbecile and child-abducting sadist as its president — remains the only developed economy in the world that believes it wrong to use civic wealth for civic goods.
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Cooking food by heating it up to the precise temperature it should be served at takes a lot longer than just scorching it in a pan and hoping the inside isn't too raw or overdone, and because the chops were cooked at a low temperature and for a longer time than traditional methods, the outside didn't brown like you would it expect it to and sugars, like those in the pork chop's marinade, didn't caramelize—leading to the mildly unpleasant smell of all the acids in the marinade evaporating and leaving the sugars and spice behind.
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