The product is "used as household foil, flexible packaging foil, and lithographic foil," among other applications, Texas-based consultancy Harbor Aluminum said in an Aug.
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Shiny kitchen wrap ALUMINUM FOIL Aluminum foil is sold on a roll. 62A.
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Wrap bread loaf in aluminum foil, crimping the foil together at the top to seal.
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Instead, his speech's aftermath indicates Democrats are Trump's more likely foil, than to foil Trump.
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Cover with foil and bake for 30 minutes then remove foil and cook another 15 minutes.
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Foil was once the norm, then tube became more popular and now foil is making a comeback.
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During his first experiments with foil, he was enchanted by how glassy the unblemished foil surface was.
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"Aluminum Foil" (1985) is a mostly red photograph, somewhat reminiscent of James Welling's photos of aluminum foil.
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Wrap your nails in aluminum foil: Tear 10 3-inch squares of aluminum foil, one for each finger.
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This president is in desperate search of a foil, and what better foil than Democrats in control of Congress.
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Don't be afraid to use a foil packet Sometimes bundling veggies in a foil packet is the way to go.
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You may add more foil, and fill holes, by painting on another layer of adhesive and placing on more foil.
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Bake for 10 minutes at 350° covered in foil — then remove foil and bake for another 5 minute, or until bubbly. 3.
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For example, "Aluminum Foil" (1978) recreates the surface effects of a folded and bunched sheet of aluminum foil on a linoleum floor.
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Versions include a jetfoiler, which looks like a surfboard with a rudder and a tiny hidden motor; the SUP foil, a stand-up paddle board with a foil; and the kitefoil, which is like a kiteboard but has a foil.
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The total duties of 55.13 percent on Zhongji's foil were the lowest imposed on Chinese foil makers, Wanshun's Board Secretary Huang Wei told Reuters.
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A copper foil sheet is used, along with argon gas, in a furnace to drive out oxygen that spits graphene onto the copper foil sheet.
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Oster Cordless Electric Wine Bottle Opener with Foil Cutter, $17.99This slim device cuts foil and uncorks wine bottles seamlessly, then stows easily out of sight.
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Imboden, 26, was ranked as the world's second-best in the foil event, and won a bronze medal in the men's individual foil on Tuesday.
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Curry has a trick: He lines a baking tray with foil, then crafts little walls out of the foil to divide the baking sheet into sections.
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The upper half of the foil is layered by a white nylon sheet with a large circle cut out of the center to reveal the foil beneath.
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The decision was a victory for U.S. aluminum foil makers who filed a complaint with the department accusing Chinese producers of dumping foil into the U.S. market.
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It was with similar attention to detail that she recently assessed 40 versions of hologram foil before settling on a flat silver foil with a rainbow hologram overlay.
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With a pair of scissors, carefully trim away excess foil along the edge of the meringue, leaving the last layer of foil on the inside of meringue hat.
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Today, foil designers are the most important part of the design team, with the AC 50's hulls and wings virtually the same and the foil design more open.
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The major thing about these all-foil legendary cards is that the actual text box is foil, but the picture box is not, which was very different for Pokémon.
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" - Lauren, 25 "Wrapped microwave in foil because 'radiation.
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One is a black bottle with shiny pink foil over the top and the other, the Special Edition bottle, is hot pink with a confetti-flecked foil wrapper on top.
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Analysts suggested there might have been a dash to sell into the United States before the imposition of punitive duties on aluminum foil, although foil volumes remained steady in January.
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"It's absolutely fair to say that it's better to have Nancy Pelosi as a foil than Paul Ryan as a foil," said Marc Short, the president's former legislative affairs director.
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Watch this powerful laser shining into a piece of aluminum foil suspended in a vacuum and you'll see the foil starting to sway back and forth from the ultra light beam.
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They're like a foil to anything — a power punch.
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Like, I like that you ... you're a good foil.
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"We have camera angles to see foil performance," Bringdal said.
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Copper wiring goes in one heap, aluminium foil in another.
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Zaftig, tattooed, and alluring, she's a great foil to Hahn.
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My mother would always reuse sandwich bags and tin foil.
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And we are in full tin foil hat theory mode.
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He serves as a great foil to Omega's faster pace.
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Wrap your key fob in foil: This one is tricky.
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After all, what's a good villain without a final foil?
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You can also use a paper bag or aluminum foil.
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Pour mixture into a loaf pan and cover with foil.
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Wrap the garlic in foil and place in the oven.
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Cover with aluminum foil and bake for about 1 hour.
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Jackson brought a foil to the rise of President Lincoln.
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Many appear to have space blankets that look like foil.
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Democrats think they have the perfect foil in Donald Trump.
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She was her father's constant foil on the campaign trail.
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This is, like, the premium foil edition of this card.
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Coming out of its foil sheath, it was ... familiar. Huh?
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The Pram Project creates a perfect foil to the Hubs.
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Her demeanor is a foil to Mr. Friedlander's constant chatter.
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Foil is less fun, because they get hit almost immediately.
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But it's also an easy foil to deflect meaningful critique.
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You'd see them in the kitchen sneaking food into foil.
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Remove the skillet and the foil and flip the chicken.
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Huizar pursued Swords, Foil wrote in an email to CNN.
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Corrections officials nixed various materials, like a hard plastic foil.
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I was the shameful femme foil to their butch pride.
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Cover tightly with aluminum foil and bake for 1 hour.
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Blossoms, lawns and other bulbs are a foil to tulips.
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A chorus wearing helmets of silver foil wailed into microphones.
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Another migrant fashioned Maldonado a wedding ring from aluminum foil.
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ALBANY — Striking pre-emptively at an increasingly frequent foil, Gov.
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Benjamin was in many ways a perfect foil for Bonnell.
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Cover with foil and place in oven for one hour.
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How can you continue the Skywalker saga without its foil?
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The baby Jesus is wrapped in a silver foil blanket.
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It can be achieved over gel polish, chrome, and foil.
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Place in a casserole dish and cover with tin foil.
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Line a sheet pan with foil and heat your broiler.
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Many of them also have a foil removal process, too.
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So she issued another FOIL request to see all communications — emails, vendor contracts, meeting minutes — between Department of Health employees and Ancestry to find out how and why Ancestry's FOIL was seemingly given preferential treatment.
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Instead, he's just a hopelessly optimistic foil to Jax's ruthless pragmatism.
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Enter Jonah, who proves both a friend and foil for Amy.
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In that respect, they were the perfect foil for the Owls.
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When Trump has a specific foil, it could change voters' views.
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"Trump is the perfect foil," Woodward quotes Bannon as telling him.
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There's no stopping the glitter, foil, and metallic obsession this year.
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Place the sliders on a platter and cover with tin foil.
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Remove turkey from oven; cover with foil until ready to serve.
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I got a cut, partial foil, and blow dry for $60!
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Gold Metallic Tinsel Foil Fringe Curtains (Set of 2), $9.99 (orig.
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Braun Series 9 Electric Foil Shaver with Clean and Charge Station
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The arrangements are a devastating foil to what could have been.
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These works serve as a telling foil to Michel's weightier sensibility.
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Other boys are seen draped in foil blankets to keep warm.
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The main foil of Trump's time in office has been Sen.
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There are no beds, and detainees are given thin, foil blankets.
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Wrap each beet tightly with aluminum foil to create a packet.
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Mr Trump's administration announced tariffs on aluminium foil on February 28th.
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The only difference is that in 2019, Noah has a foil.
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Often, she's a foil for the purity of the Virgin Mary.
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They foil murderers, serial killers, kidnappers, terrorists, thieves, and drug dealers.
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Then, you might decide to order foil on your Google Home.
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Wrap foil around the bottom to prevent any condensation from dripping.
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As House speaker, she is now Trump's main foil in Washington.
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Place the sweet potato on a baking sheet lined with foil.
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Cover edges of pie crust with aluminum foil to prevent overbrowning.
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Then slide popsicle sticks through the foil and into the pops.
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The voices stopped if he wrapped himself up in aluminum foil.
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Keough shines as the vibrant foil to Vikander's buttoned-up loner.
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Piled up inside are foil-covered parcels labeled with different names.
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A war veteran named April provides a foil to these struggles.
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McHenry is poised to serve as the Republican foil to Rep.
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"It's sort of a golden era in men's foil," Massialas said.
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Aluminum foil can also mess with the flavor of your cheese.
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Pelosi, however, may benefit from being seen as Trump's chief foil.
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Who doesn't remember struggling with the slippery plastic foil and markers?
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But Trump, though a rich target, is also a tricky foil.
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Now she even has a foil in place in Los Angeles.
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Remove the foil and change the oven to the broil setting.
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Remember, metal containers and aluminum foil are not compatible with microwaves.
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Victoria Beckham's recipe required me to line a pan with foil.
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And the Magic 8 Ball toy was the (almost) perfect foil.
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The children behind chain-link fences and huddled under foil blankets.
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I like Mark Bittman's recipe for salmon and tomatoes in foil.
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I also think her death was a perfect foil for Varys's.
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And Niko, Eve's husband, is such a good foil for her.
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Pic: Jeppe Hein, Horizontal Cut, 2016, mirror foil and aluminum substructure.
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The designs, by Coralie Bickford-Smith, are foil stamped into cloth.
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Crosby's foil, Washington wing Alex Ovechkin, has not been so accepting.
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One dish was a risotto adorned with a gold foil leaf.
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Removal: Remove the foil and apply slight pressure to the nail.
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JOE WALSH might seem an odd foil to President Donald Trump.
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Disney Minnie and Mickey Merry N Bright Foil Sweatshirt, $39.99; amazon.
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Committed, talented public servants can foil this president's abuses of democracy.
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She has also emerged as a frequent foil for President Trump.
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The ultrawealthy provide a natural foil for her wealth tax proposal.
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"To get a foil from Zajicek takes a year," Montague said.
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Are they worked up enough to foil and eventually topple Trump?
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President Trump appears determined to use it as a political foil.
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A side effect of Mr. Delaney being the progressives' favorite foil?
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UFO "sightings" are the stuff of tin-foil hat conspiracy theorists.
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When Alex didn't have a foil, he could push like hell.
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Those of foil are up by 24.2 percent, or 20153,22015 tonnes.
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"My guess is it had gold foil on it," Robertson offered.
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An army of French-style Yoplait — vanilla with blue foil caps.
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Burnt bits of aluminum foil, paper packets that once held heroin.
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Soon, a perfect aluminum-foil pipe emerged from Duncan Dioguardi, glinting silver in the Magnavox light, reminding me of the way some family restaurants will wrap your leftovers in aluminum foil in the shape of a swan.
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Line a pan with foil, paint it with a little glaze, slice the tofu and place it on the foil, cover it with the glaze and bake until it's crisp and shining, which'll take around 20 minutes.
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Some use teeny foil stars or pearls to give the designs dimension.
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Cover with foil and bake until golden and crisp, about 1 hour.
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Batman skulks around, using his detective skills and training to foil villains.
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Wrap each individually in aluminum foil and place on a baking sheet.
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But Bezos would soon be a foil for Trump's billionaire-populist rhetoric.
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Amazon says foil insulation can't be recycled and should be thrown out.
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She runs for president as a foil to the "Man's World Party".
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It tends to push back, seeming to want to foil the meddler.
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Spread in a single layer on an aluminum-foil-lined baking sheet.
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The black center – whatever its shape — becomes more than a visual foil.
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Food is served in open baskets instead of foil or paper wrap.
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Michael and Astrid's marriage is a foil to Nick and Rachel's relationship.
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It's made with light ingredients, and baked in a packet of foil!
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Balm: This set includes six uninsuluble brands of foil-based cleaning products.
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Comment from discussionWhy did someone cover these HDB stairs in gold foil?!.
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Wrap the tortillas in tin foil and put to one side. 6.
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Republican elites outed themselves as consorters, creating a perfect foil for Trump.
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If you ignore that, then you're the tin-foil hat wearing fool.
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That dough is then wrapped in foil, shaped into cylinders, and steamed.
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Lift bread out of foil, and place it on a cutting board.
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Kavanaugh is extreme enough that Democrats can usefully deploy him as foil.
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Some people were shown lying down, using foil-like sheets as blankets.
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So, don your foil cap and join me on this conspiracy ride!
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Best way to kill the jet lag is a Foil coast run.
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Last weekend, the Commerce Department acted on aluminum foil, on Chinese imports.
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At first he was the working-class foil to the intellectual Morse.
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The couple made styrofoam insulation with a foil liner from Home Depot.
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After pulling them from the foil, I noticed they held together well.
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Wrap the potatoes in foil and bake until soft, about 1 hour.
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Place meat inside an aluminum foil pouch with a tablespoon of water.
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Cover with plastic wrap, then foil, and bake for about 30 minutes.
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Dupuis's verses are more simply poppy than anything off, say, Foil Deer.
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She handed me a foil rectangle package and insisted I unwrap it.
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Every time I foil a gun sale, I get a little satisfaction.
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Carefully remove the baking dish from the oven and discard the foil.
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Mantel's Cromwell appears first in Wolf Hall as More's liberal, ethical foil.
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Republicans took Congress in 1994, only to become Bill Clinton's ideal foil.
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Have you or anyone you know ever worn a tin foil hat?
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Then, place a wire rack atop a foil-lined rimmed baking tray.
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Prick potatoes with a fork and place on foil-lined baking sheet.
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Nya, sheltered and sweet, is a clear foil to the rakish Johan.
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A bassoon with its top end wrapped in foil emitted choked squeals.
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The foil covering the lip of the bottle may defy neat tearing.
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In the foil removal department, it does a better job than most.
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Individual and team competitions are held in épée, foil and saber events.
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The foil comes in multiple designs, including zebra print and leopard print.
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India sent troops to the Maldives in 1988 to foil a coup.
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I think Susan was always yes, but Avenatti was a useful foil.
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Other novels served as a kind of foil — something to argue with.
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Heat your oven to 450, and line a sheet pan with foil.
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A 45-foot shipping container mangled like a piece of aluminum foil.
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I approach and am reflected, distorted in its crinkly, convex foil surfaces.
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His latest project with Ms. Guinness utilizes simple foil as a mold.
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Like, a coin made completely from milk chocolate and wrapped in foil.
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Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil — $8.54 See Details Step one: peel the potatoes.
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Cover loosely with aluminum foil and bake for 35 to 40 minutes.
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I dutifully grabbed my four sheets of foil and went to work.
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She is "the perfect foil for the pro-Trump media," he wrote.
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Jinyu stoic and cool-tempered, the perfect foil to Haruko's mischievous personality.
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A conniving supervisor and overachieving co-workers try to foil her plans.
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The preliminary ruling on Friday was a victory for U.S. aluminum foil makers who filed a complaint with the Commerce Department accusing Chinese producers of dumping foil into the U.S. market at below cost or fair market value.
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I pick up brown sugar, a foil loaf pan, a set of 13 x 9 foil pans, cornmeal, two cans of kidney beans, butter, two types of Publix brand granola and fruit/nut bars, garlic, strawberries, and onions.
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Chinese producers and some of their customers argued at the hearing that U.S. foil producers were not being injured and that U.S. producers were incapable of producing the thinnest gauges of foil used in food and medical products packaging.
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Guardians of the Galaxy's Gamora and Nebula are a foil to Mantis's powers of empathy; the strength of Black Panther's Okoye and the Dora Milaje are a foil to Shuri's humor and technological wit and Nakia's deeply felt humanitarianism.
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Imports from China of aluminum foil, in particular, equalled $389 million in 2016, according to a report from the Department of Commerce in late February, when it announced new anti-dumping measures and duties on Chinese aluminum foil producers.
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Cut a hole in the middle of one sheet of card stock, tape the edges of a tin foil section over it, then carefully pierce the center of the foil with the needle — presto, you've made a pinhole camera.
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Close the banana gently and wrap in a layer of aluminum foil. 3.
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Cover tightly with aluminum foil and roast until fork tender, about 22 hour.
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It wasn't any thicker than the foil out of a pack of cigarettes.
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The baked salmon roll comes wrapped in aluminum foil over torched lighter cubes.
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Transfer the steak to a cutting board and tent lightly with aluminum foil.
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Remove from the oven and cool for 10 minutes, then remove the foil.
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I use foil instead of parchment paper and it does not go well.
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Line baking sheet with aluminum foil and spray with coconut oil cooking spray.
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Spread the granola on a sheet of aluminum foil and allow to cool.
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Lanigan-Schmidt constructs his assemblages from household materials: foil, plastic wrap, tape, staples.
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Lay a large triple layer of heavy-duty foil over a baking rack.
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Slide the foil pan onto a grill and then light the grill. 2.
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On March 28th it announced an investigation into imports of Chinese aluminium foil.
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It, too, describes the drastic steps Mr Trump's aides take to foil him.
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Another personal favorite speculation about this moment involves more tin foil hats, though.
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Place tomatoes on a foil-lined baking sheet and drizzle with 1 tbsp.
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Not even an aluminum foil wrapper to give it an authentic burrito look.
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One table held his favorite chocolates, Ferrero Rocher truffles wrapped in gold foil.
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It also details the drastic steps Mr Trump's aides take to foil him.
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Bowser is best known as the spiky foil to Nintendo's golden boy Mario.
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Remove foil, and roast until squash is browned and tender, about 25 minutes.
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YOUNG children in cages, sleeping on thin mattresses and covered in foil blankets.
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Roosevelt is here more foil than subject hardly detracts from this distinguished work.
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Kevin Connoly (Entourage) plays the villain and the heroes' Kryptonite is aluminum foil.
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They're reminiscent of the regular old foil-wrapped milk chocolate coins of yesteryear.
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Remove the foil and let cool completely in the fat, about 33 hours.
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This fallibility makes AI a perfect comic foil in the age of algorithms.
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The Catholic church serves as a convenient foil for Mr Duterte's populist routine.
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Also absent is the ubiquitous aluminum foil invariably holding the food item together.
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Most sailed through, to be recorded by a scintillation screen beyond the foil.
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Transfer burgers to a platter; cover with aluminum foil to keep warm. 3.
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Ross' presence is used as the foil turn an old African stereotype around.
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Meanwhile, Donald Trump has a new foil: Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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As Joe, Oxenbould is a great foil for his narcissistic, self-absorbed parents.
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Tent chicken with a piece of aluminum foil if skin begins to burn.
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Or on her decision to bring back Bernard to serve as her foil.
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Lewis rose to fame as the goofy foil to suave partner Dean Martin.
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Doug Ducey, a Republican who became a foil for activists during the walkouts.
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In my palm is a white plastic and silver foil prescription medicine strip.
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And it's not just Trump's political fumbles that could foil the market's momentum.
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Less useful was a foil wrap system attached to the exterior of buildings.
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Diagonally across the galleries, Mark Verabioff's media-saturated works provide a welcome foil.
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Cover one of the holes up with foil and tape it in place.
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Foil blankets are piling up as women are arrested here at the Senate.
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From false flags to fake news, the nation's tin foil hats are ascendant.
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It will become intrusively noisy, what with papers, foil and cans being opened.
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And today's pouches are direct descendants of the Army's foil-packed field rations.
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He used it as a foil against Hillary Clinton during the 2016 campaign.
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Tent the chicken with aluminum foil and let it rest for 21 minutes.
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Her strange but brilliant perspective is a perfect foil for her comedic style.
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Of course, Trump is facing a unique foil in the case of Kim.
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There were a bunch of different latex and foil balloons to choose from.
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Yet, new strategies to foil the Putin machine's election interference have built momentum.
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Propulsion would come from foil sails that would unfold to catch laser light.
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He may have given himself this role just to act as Fairchild's foil.
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But this brisk, garrulous 2150-year-old is more than Ms. Merkel's foil.
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Wrap the garlic in aluminum foil and roast until tender, about 30 minutes.
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The first attempt involved a tractor, a rope, and a jury-rigged foil.
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Older models used to record on wire, foil or reels of magnetic tape.
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Transfer to prepared baking dish, cover with foil, and bake for 25 minutes.
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They tried a moving foil, pulled through the deepest part of the water.
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These treats are then decorated with icing, multi-colored foil and sometimes feathers.
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The bitterness of the garnish is a nice foil to the fried meat.
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And you looked at them like they had a tin-foil hat on.
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Why, exactly, does Jyn's foil have to be a "strong and vigorous" man?
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According to authorities that has helped to foil around a dozen plots since.
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His mordant language acts as a foil to Knausgaard's more searching, languid prose.
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If the skin is getting too dark, cover with foil to finish cooking.
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The foil scrunches and reflects light, producing a surface with patterns within patterns.
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The budget battle also ensured that Mr. Sweeney would remain a constant foil.
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"It's a great foil for the beef in the tartare," Mr. Padilla said.
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He oftentimes presented himself to the president as former Speaker Paul Ryan's foil.
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A defense that can foil Kansas City has yet to materialize in full.
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The United States, in particular, is often a foil of Chinese propaganda efforts.
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Front Burner Rabbit's new stopper also removes foil from a bottle of wine.
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That's because investors view Sanders as an easy foil for President Donald Trump.
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I'd coveted a pleated gold-foil skirt I'd seen on the store's website.
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In person, the gold foil looked cheap, the waistband of the skirt unflattering.
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Pretty soon we won't be able to take foil-wrapped burritos on board.
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He is Miranda's best foil when it comes to strategy (or lack thereof).
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They insulated the bus by using a one-inch foil-backed foam board.
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He tests each foil, flexing it between his hands for give and tension.
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Republicans are increasingly using Sanders as a foil to target down-ballot Democrats.
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Do: Wrap it up tightly in plastic wrap or aluminum foil before refrigerating.
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Wrapped tightly in foil or plastic they will keep for almost three months.
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The celebrity lawyer and Trump foil faces federal extortion and financial fraud charges.
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Cover with foil and reduce the oven temperature to 300°F|150°C.
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A holder that combines your plastic wrap, aluminum foil, and paper towel rolls
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The Wechat post followed news on Wednesday that China's top foil producers are preparing to launch a legal challenge to a U.S. Commerce Department ruling that would slap antidumping duties of 16.56 percent to 80.97 percent on Chinese aluminum foil imports.
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Avoid creams without foil or clear labels, officials advise Public health officials advise consumers to check for protective foil under lids of skin creams, purchase creams from well-known retailers and avoid those with homemade labels or without labels at all.
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The footage portrays dozens of people in cages and children sleeping under foil blankets.
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The new foil for the pope actually turns out to be the Italian government.
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Cover tightly and completely with heavy-duty foil (including bottom edge of roasting pan).
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Israel has at times fired to foil what it deemed deliberate cross-border attacks.
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Her campaign presents her as a foil to an ever more repressive, assertive China.
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And to honor the pals' milestone, Griffin whipped out several rolls of tin foil.
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Absolutely. Instead, I decided to choke down these bulky, gold foil-wrapped protein bars.
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Remove foil, and continue baking until puffy and golden, 15 to 20 more minutes.
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Between 2002 and 2013 the NSA helped foil 17 terrorist plots against New York.
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Warren could've chosen any billionaire to serve as her foil on that latter point.
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Still, small single-use foil balloons can have a negative impact on the environment.
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Wrap the garlic in foil and cook until roasted and soft, about 24 minutes.
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It's always going to be seen as that foil to whatever Apple is doing.
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Often it includes plastic bags, paper, aluminium foil, electrical cables and even cigarette butts.
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The two most common techniques used for highlighting are balayage (freehand painting), and foil.
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But it had a foil: Israel, which invaded and occupied south Lebanon in 1982.
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Victoria Beckham Estée Lauder Eye Foil in Burnt Anise, $40, available at Estée Lauder.
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Remove foil and pie weights and return to the oven for 10 more minutes.
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Trump's best foil to that is to present as more reasonable, considered and experienced.
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The finish is very long, almost sticky, which makes dry Champagne the perfect foil.
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Place on a foil-lined baking sheet and cook for 10 minutes, stirring once.
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WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Make Cinnamon Roll Ice Cream Bowls Foil-Pack Peach Cobbler
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It's at least the latest technological foil for law enforcement to beg for money.
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No defrosting necessary — and, if you bake on tin foil, absolutely no cleanup, either.
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The two most popular types of kites are inflatable tube and non-inflatable foil.
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Whether it's truly an effective foil or simply glorified marketing remains to be seen.
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Or is it hopping in a chlorinated tank with a foil being dragged around?
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Makeup artist Charlotte Willer added gold foil accents to her black bold cat eye.
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Wrap all the kielbasa in a double layer of aluminum foil as well. 2.
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Transfer to a baking sheet, and tent with aluminum foil to keep warm. 3.
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More brutal than nature itself, he's also funny and a bold foil to DiCaprio.
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Cover tightly with aluminum foil and bake until tender, 45 minutes to an hour.
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Puppies wearing tin foil hats and kittens that look like Boo from Monsters Inc.!
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Yet Hillary Clinton's superior organisation rallied enough middle-aged voters to foil him—just.
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Amy Greenberg: Is 'history' what happened -- or a foil for vile acts and beliefs?
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Republicans, more than Democrats, have used the news media as a foil for decades.
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The Braun Series 7 features four foil razor shaving elements that work in synchronization.
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"It continues to accelerate because Trump has the perfect foil: the media," he said.
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They found two unused cigars wrapped in foil that the second gunman had dropped.
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The moment seemed ripe for a dramatic swing by Ortiz, the longtime Yankees' foil.
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Her capelet, cresting in tusklike spikes, appeared to be hand-wrought from aluminum foil.
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"He has sort of a crazy persona," said the American foil coach, Greg Massialas.
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Ovitz's foil for a time was David Puttnam, a highly regarded British film producer.
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Priebus made a perfect old-school foil to a new politics of blazing chaos.
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They slept on the floor and were given only aluminum-foil blankets as cover.
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Her vintage dress, made from a foil-like material, was designed by J'Aton Couture.
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They are proud, intensely competitive and thrive on exposing — or silencing — that day's foil.
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It effortlessly removes corks from bottles and it features a built-in foil cutter.
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Transfer chicken to a platter, and cover with aluminum foil to keep warm. 3.
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Sprinkle with the remaining parmesan cheese, cover with aluminum foil, and bake 45 minutes.
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"The first surfable wave with a wave foil was created by Wavegarden," Eizaguirre added.
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"In kindergarten, I made a Baltimore Oriole out of aluminum foil," he told Hyperallergic.
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Foil, aerosol, adhesive, polyurethane, aerosol enamel, rubber tubing, wood rungs, steel wire, solder, misc.
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Nonperishable items like trash bags, toilet paper, sunscreen, cleaning supplies, toothpaste, and aluminum foil.
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Holm looked sublime against Ronda Rousey because she was the perfect foil for Rousey.
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They have to foil The Order, what will later be known as The Templars.
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"Look," he said proudly, tugging at the shoulder strap of a silver-foil bag.
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Later, the cast and a few audience members enthusiastically rip foil from Jack's walls.
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"President Trump is always strongest when he has a direct foil," Mr. Miller said.
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Like a landscape, the foil bends and shifts the light, leaving its source untraceable.
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The nurses wrapped the boy in a gold foil blanket to keep him warm.
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Wrap in the foil and roast until the garlic is tender, about 45 minutes.
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The Greek whites we tasted were the perfect foil for this spicy noodle dish.
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If not, wrap the foil back up and wait another 5 to 10 minutes.
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"It had a stamped burgundy leather cover with gold-foil printing," Mr. Boehm said.
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Russian hackers have long served as a major digital foil for the Obama administration.
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Mitchell said that the trend drives consumers to use its aluminum foil more frequently.
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Over a tin-foil dinner table, Dusty squeezes a Disney Cruise out of Payton.
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Ms. Kalyonge first cooks the chicken gently, wrapped in foil on the charcoal grill.
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I broke the chocolate along segment lines and checked the bowl for foil bits.
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The foil to Swiss Chalet, it captured the opposite extremes of Mr. Shields's personality.
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Vale wore a stainless-steel colander on his head, with foil antennae sticking out.
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Philip Winchester is his foil, Peter Stone, deputy chief of the Special Prosecutions Bureau.
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They also gave Cuomo a convenient foil and a boogeyman against which to campaign.
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As incarnated by Ms. Davis, she is more than a foil and a helpmate.
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He became her close friend and onstage comic foil until his death in 2005.
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She moved lightly, jabbing her foil in the direction of her coach, Buckie Leach.
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But scores of people sporting all shapes and sizes of literal tin-foil hats?
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He unwraps the emergency blanket, the silver foil of it speaking with reflected light.
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Build a piano out of vegetables or make a keyboard out of aluminum foil.
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Eight mifepristone-misoprostol kits had their foil packages pinpricked and folded around each pills.
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The Oster cordless electric wine bottle opener removes the foil and cork in seconds.
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Made of plastic trash and foil, they both parody and pay homage to ancient glass.
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Place chicken on the center of the foil, and sprinkle with salt and pepper. 3.
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But Haliechuk, so often positioned as Abraham's foil, is comparatively reserved and guarded in conversation.
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"How long has this poor man been wrapped in that... foil?" my mom asks her.
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Grab some foil, a clear topcoat, a pair of scissors, and give it a try.
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Dip mushroom slices in mixture, flip, then placed on a cookie sheet (no foil needed).
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Biden became perfect foil for President Obama, a man so poised he often seems unflappable.
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The key to Sanders's rise in 2016 was running as a foil to Hillary Clinton.
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The moderate Republicans who you saw there, who support abortion rights could foil that plan.
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In doing so, he's elevated McConnell — who is unpopular among Republican voters — as his foil.
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Remove to a platter and cover with aluminum foil while you prepare the gravy. 4.
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The official explanation was conventional: foreign policy expertise, "gray hair," a foil for John McCain.
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The fake explosives were fashioned from wires and chocolate bars wrapped in foil, police said.
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The Edge of Seventeen's Nadine berates her brother, using their dead father as a foil.
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"Yeah, they just were trying to foil me when I went on there," Carey added.
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But since then, Axe has in many ways been transformed into a foil for Taylor.
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The door near Jillian's sister, Samantha, bent inward like a crumpled piece of aluminum foil.
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Once dry, your foil should be firmly stuck to your agate, and ready for guests.
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We all know how easily aluminum foil or plastic wrap can get out of hand.
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Over the last five years, number- and letter-shaped foil balloons have become incredibly popular.
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Unfortunately, however, everything goes awry after Charlie, Gadi, Kurtz & Co. manage to foil Khalil's plan.
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Bake in oven 10 minutes; cover pan with aluminum foil, and bake 10 more minutes.
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Instead, Tate's first defense is expected to be against her two-time foil, Ronda Rousey.
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The corridors are lined with beds wrapped as tightly as sandwiches in clear plastic foil.
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Hitching a ride on a bedazzled rainbow float must've seemed like the perfect PR foil.
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She hand painted my curls, then wrapped each highlight in foil to trap in heat.
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Line a 21×240-inch baking dish with aluminum foil; lightly coat with cooking spray.
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More importantly, wrapping your fob in tin foil may hamper your ability to use it.
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Lay the potatoes in an even layer on a rimmed sheet pan lined with foil.
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Trump always needs a foil, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi would be from central political casting.
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And all it took to figure this out was creating a foil-covered robot baby.
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Stick with Germany, its villainous past making it an agreeable foil for us Anglo-Saxons.
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I throw out the tortilla and eat my "salad" out of the tin foil wrapper.
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Foil tins can collapse, Tupperware is often too small — honestly it's all just too stressful.
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Ernest, you deserve more than to be a mere foil to your brother's supreme happiness.
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Steady, even-keeled, and patient, Jacob is a dramatic foil to Frankie's wildly scatterbrained ways.
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Just how much does a scandal foil the ratings of a popular cable news program?
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Use something else you bought second-hand, or use aluminum foil that you can recycle.
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Your average, run-of-the-mill foil-wrapped egg that kind of tastes like cardboard.
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Cover with aluminum foil and bake for 12 minutes, or until the cheese is melted.
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Remove the foil and bake an additional 3 minutes, or until lightly golden on top.
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Cover with tin foil and roast until tender, about 1 1/2 to 2 hours.
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In fact, that's what's been missing from Trump's first months in office—a recognizable foil.
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In a midterm, everybody's running against the president and there isn't an obvious Democratic foil.
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Britain's MI5 security service has said it needs access to encrypted communications to foil attacks.
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They have briefed the press against Mrs May and her supposed attempts to foil Brexit.
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Willa picked up a stick, which she waved around, either as baton or as foil.
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Fulmer provides a much better foil for Sanchez than any McCovey had to deal with.
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Tina's sister shows up as a foil in one early scene, then is mostly sidelined.
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And so began the creation story of the world's first surfable wave powered by foil.
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This got me wondering: Who first thought to use a wave foil in a pool?
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Cover the chicken with foil and let rest 10 minutes before slicing and serving. 5.
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When folding the sides, bring the foil slightly upwards, to avoid spilling any juice. 2.
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Take some salmon fillets and put them on a lightly oiled, foil-covered sheet pan.
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Cut ¼-inch off the top of the garlic bulb, then wrap the bulb in foil.
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To keep celery fresh for weeks, do not wash, but carefully wrap it in foil.
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As Turkey's economy tumbles, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has found a useful foil: the West.
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He is a sideshow, a subtle foil to show how palatable and masculine Simon is.
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Make the pine nut praline: Line a sheet tray with a silpat or nonstick foil.
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Joining Ms. Monson is the dancer Mauriah Kraker, an effective foil — younger and more svelte.
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Neither the foil-wrapped sandwich nor the dumpy corner shop was much to look at.
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The only foil she can count on is the racist groper in the White House.
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The bill's gritty foil to these three performers is the experimental banjo player Gouox. thetranspecos.
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I often ate it before my sandwich, first licking the bottom of the foil lid.
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Use a ballpoint pen to punch holes in the bottom of an aluminum foil pan.
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The big picture: It's not just the Perseids that the Moon will foil this year.
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Clinton as a perfect establishment foil for their stuck-in-the-single-digits campaign. Mrs.
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Bloomberg is a perfect foil for her, and she appeared ready to take him on.
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He put some of the powder on foil, lit it, and breathed in the smoke.
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Let's start with Chablis, which would be an excellent foil for the crab and peas.
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I toast a bagel, but I'm not hungry yet, so I wrap it in foil.
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Chief among them was John Delaney, who emerged as the main foil to the two.
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Now, I can just lift out the foil pan, take my Fancy Panz, and go.
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A Goop-approved 1.2-ounce bar of dehydrated caviar wrapped in gold foil costs $99.
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Long trips are easier by foil, since the board is not bouncing on every wave.
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Last year, I paid $75 for 75 embossed-foil holiday cards with return-addressed envelopes.
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"When Alex broke his foil, I thought he was gone, and he wasn't," Golding said.
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Not even Killian's embittered-nerd backstory can make him a compelling foil to Tony Stark.
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The Knicks were twice able to foil Schroder late and give themselves chances to win.
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Trump has repeatedly feuded with California officials while treating the state as a political foil.
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Countries like China and Russia likely see opportunities in using the US as a foil.
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Panel cookers are open reflection screens, which consist of cardboard or plastic coated with foil.
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We each had our own little pie, baked in its own diminutive aluminum foil pan.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, Mr. Cuomo's longtime foil, questioned the $1 billion station improvement plan.
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Trump is good for CNN's business, and CNN is a good foil for Trump's politics.
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The show's lightness and Kimmy's innocence are always a foil for something dark bubbling underneath.
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Among the recipes are beet salad with dill, lemonade made with scorched lemons, grilled corn with feta and cilantro, marinara pasta bake with capers and tuna (the convenient kind that comes in foil packets), salmon in foil and grilled stone fruit with bread crumble.
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Roast the sweet potato on a baking sheet lined with foil for 40 to 45 minutes.
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But Kavanaugh is a liberal foil, a conservative with opposing views on nearly every legal question.
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Wrap foil around the bottom of the pan to prevent condensation from dripping into the oven.
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A hot metal press seals the condoms in foil wrappers; another machine stamps on expiration dates.
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Ahead, find four foil-packet meals that can be whipped up in 30 minutes or less.
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As such, we can imagine an adversary using it to foil, say, a gun detection algorithm.
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Use shimmery or foil-finish shadows to achieve the same sparkle and pigment — minus the mess.
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Preheat the broiler to the highest setting, and line a large baking dish with foil. 4.
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Hearing a tin foil hat-sporting wackadoo spout Trump-ish rhetoric with an alien twist isn't.
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But not everything is as shiny as the foil seal on an unopened jar of Nutella.
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Kim Kardashian West gave her most boring recent red carpet, in a nod to tin foil.
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From just cover one of those open corners with foil and poke a hole in it.
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Which would make his foil on the Bucks, Giannis Antetokounmpo, the last bastion of hoops mythology.
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Line a 12-cup muffin pan with foil baking cups, or spray it with nonstick spray.
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But such telecommunications embargoes can be designed to foil members of the political opposition as well.
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Line a 12-cup muffin pan with foil baking cups, or spray with nonstick spray. 2.
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Cover with aluminum foil and slow roast the lamb shoulder for 3 1/2 hours. 3.
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I could see nothing but a sea of foil, glittering under the lights of the ship.
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Google has always bet on cheap hardware with cloud processing, and Apple has been their foil.
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Neil Casey and Paul Feig Jen Yamato, Daily Beast Their villainous foil misses the point, too.
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We see them in the form of Aislinn Murray, the central murder victim and Antoinette's foil.
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Faraday's 19th century version was an entire room coated with metal foil; he built it himself.
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Rutherford's experiments, conducted between 1908 and 1910, probed matter by firing alpha particles at gold foil.
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The lushest foliage and flowers have limited appeal without other elements to act as a foil.
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Thuy: Laura Dern as Vice Admiral Holdo was a highlight, especially as a foil to Poe.
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Ethylene acrylic acid is mainly used as an adhesive for wrapping products such as aluminum foil.
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Heat your oven to 350° and place aluminum foil on the bottom to collect dripping fat.
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WhatsApp is very different than Facebook, making it a foil to the company that ingested it.
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Cover the pan with aluminum foil, and allow to sit at room temperature for 15 minutes.
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Just then, Adam Abramovich sauntered into the office eating a tuna sandwich wrapped in tin foil.
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The U.S. men's foil team will compete in the fencing tournament, beginning today in the quarterfinals.
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Then there's Chance the Rapper, the Chicago-bred MC who's something of a foil to Future.
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"Martha Raddatz's decision to act as a foil to Trump reflected poorly on her," argued Rothman.
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But, but, but: The foil helps Trump keep his rock-solid base, despite his broad unpopularity.
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It lit a fire under aluminum foil, and I reached for cocaine to try freebasing it.
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One of Leah Cohen's tricks is to use aluminum foil in order to lock in moisture!
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In fact, he may find it more politically effective to have House Democrats as a foil.
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A competing company started a rumor that Alcon's drops needed the foil because they were toxic.
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Start by preheating your oven to 400°F and line a baking sheet with aluminum foil
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The tensions come after a bitter campaign, in which Trump used the press as a foil.
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He has served as a foil to the more liberal members of the party, including Sens.
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The challenge for the one-dimensional Colbert was the lack of a foil to play off.
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It came in a foil wrapper like a burger, which was not an encouraging first sign.
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Italy was the top-ranked foil team coming into the competition, with the U.S. No. 2.
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Fencers score quickly, slashing for points, without a lot of the fancy parrying of foil fencing.
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Last month, the Commerce Department acted on aluminum foil, imposing anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports.
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There, the emphasis was on the evidence-based nature of science—making Lysenko the absent foil.
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" Then, the Echo Dot Show's Alexa interjected by saying tin foil was actually made of "aluminum.
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After much searching, I finally tracked down a cakelike recipe modeled after the foil-wrapped kind.
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Democrats already have one good foil in Donald Trump, but there's no reason to stop there.
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Weaver sustained the cut while removing aluminum foil from a food container during Saturday night's game.
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Place the salmon, skin-side down, in each piece of foil and top with the vegetables.
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Bring the front and back of foil together and fold to seal, then fold the sides.
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Chaff are strips of black paper backed with aluminum foil, cut to half the target's wavelength.
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As Dr. King masterfully illustrates, whiteness is only superior with a foil and that is blackness.
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Though best served immediately, the rice can be loosely covered with foil to await a reheat.
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That early advocacy seems to have been repaid: Mr. de Blasio, a frequent foil of Gov.
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She nurtured plants and people, loved music and saved aluminum foil in perfectly neat little squares.
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But such telecommunications embargoes can be designed to foil members of the political opposition as well.
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And Johnson's not totally wrong here that Parliament would try to foil a no-deal exit.
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A globe-shaped planetarium acts as a Death Star-like foil to all this pleasant lightness.
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From afar, she is the reserved, aloof foil to the colorful Grace Coddington, another Vogue editor.
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Remove the foil and top with the remaining mozzarella cheese and bake an additional 15 minutes.
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The tech world has two main personalities with cults: Mr. Dorsey and his foil, Elon Musk.
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Other pitmasters, like Ms. Tomanetz, wrap in aluminum foil, a process known as the Texas Crutch.
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Consider investing in a foil cutter if you plan to start opening lots of wine bottles.
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Place each head on an individual piece of foil and drizzle each with the olive oil.
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Fold together and seal all four edges of the foil pieces, forming a well-sealed packet.
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The men were cramped, lying side by side under foil blankets directly on a concrete floor.
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But he's not the vice president anymore, the older foil to a young commander in chief.
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Not so with Trump, who is eager to find his foil ahead of the upcoming election.
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American administrations change, but two things persist: The Islamic democracy delusion and Erdogan as its foil.
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Sometimes the point may be to lose, and to use the Supreme Court as a foil.
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For example, they are presented with an easel with an object on it, shrouded in foil.
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The pork filling is fatty, which serves as a foil for warm and salty black olives.
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Cover the roasting pan with a lid or tightly wrap the top with aluminum foil. 22.
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Bloomberg's presence on stage seemed to give Warren's flagging campaign something it needed: a true foil.
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A car covered in thermal foil also could be seen, with shattered glass next to it.
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Greenland is emerging as the centerpiece of the State Department's effort to foil China's Arctic dreams.
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A silver foil tiara spelled out Happy New Year on top of her white-blond bun.
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But then Thomson's starboard foil was lost, from either a collision or a failure, Golding said.
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Immediately, I was intrigued by its foil wrapper, which kept the burrito-quesadilla hybrid toasty warm.
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After eating, loosely wrap with foil or plastic before you put the pie in the fridge.
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Instead, the Trump administration has used MS-13 as a foil to push its political agenda.
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The Foil made a name for itself racking up stage wins in the Tour de France.
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I'm not the guy putting tin foil over my head, but I believe something is happening.
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The old downtown scene isn't just a guide for today's eclectic thinkers; it's a foil again.
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"I saw two women who were covered in a foil blanket, with a firefighter," he said.
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But it's increasingly clear that legislators are trying to foil and blunt the ballot-approved initiatives.
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The project featured realistic child-like mannequins curled up in foil blankets inside chain link cages.
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But in San Francisco, we have the big, beautiful, foil-wrapped creations known as Mission burritos.
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Cover the pan with aluminum foil and refrigerate for at least 103 hours, or overnight. 6.
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Serves 1 · 4 large egg whites · Pinch of salt · 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons superfine sugar · 1 teaspoon cornstarch · 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract · 23 teaspoons white vinegar · Aluminum foil To make the hat base: Tear off 4 sheets of aluminum foil, roughly square in shape.
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She put the bird in one of her lightweight round tins — a heavy roasting pan with handles is not part of her cookware collection — covered it tightly with foil, and let it cook at high heat; then lowered the oven, removed the foil and let it brown.
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If Kelly was a legitimate foil to Trump, O'Reilly at least provided some sense of independent thought.
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Trump has long used the media as a foil during his unconventional climb to the White House.
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Food staples, aluminum foil, extra paper towels etc should all be hidden away to avoid visual clutter.
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Open the foil packets (being careful of steam) and serve with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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Fold together and seal all four edges of the foil pieces, forming a well-sealed packet. 4.
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The Chinese Ministry of Commerce last week urged Washington to act "prudently" in the aluminum foil row.
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Getting your protein can taste so much better than a sugary, pasty bar from a foil wrapper.
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Those people who put blue electrical tape over their laptop's webcams aren't just tin foil-sporting kooks.
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Washington (CNN)Neither President Donald Trump nor his front-running Democratic foil could seem to believe it.
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People symbolically wearing foil blankets are among over 21,210 people at a boisterous rally in downtown Denver.
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Wrap the top of the pan in aluminum foil and smoke for an additional 90 minutes. 7.
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The two set up a challenge: Could Obama learn to kitesurf before Branson learned foil-board surfing?
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At the qualifying round for women's individual foil, fencers Nzingha Prescod (USA) and Nataly Michel (Mexico) compete.
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Sometimes I go fancy with Brie—and what's that French one, in the box with the foil?
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The frosting-flavored candy features crumbles of "colored cookies" and come wrapped in special polka-dotted foil.
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But, to the writers' credit, the character wasn't just written as a foil to the other guy.
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At Alexander McQueen, a simple white shirt was the perfect foil to bold prints and ornate gilets.
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"I absolutely love my hair because Cesar included the tech theme with the foil," Anthony tells PEOPLE.
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Reed voices Ray Gillette, who started as another spy and a more good-natured foil to Sterling.
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They had this layer of gold foil with plastic underneath like fake play jewelry for little kids.
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I drank apple juice, which came in a plastic container with a foil top and a straw.
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Some say it's more eco-friendly (no foil or cotton), while others use it because it's gentle.
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"They're separate issues and the fact that Google would use that as a foil is really sad."
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In other cases, though, the AU's policy has undoubtedly deterred some coups, and helped to foil others.
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Boring stuff about her day, like the type of aluminum foil she picked up from Key Foods.
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The second film, which serves as a foil to the worker training, is called Folie à Deux.
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One of those men, played by an always excellent Jason Clarke, is a great foil for Armstrong.
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Frankford bitcoins, are 1.42 ounces of milk chocolate wrapped in gold-colored foil made by Frankford Candy.
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To me, he would have won the race without a doubt if he hadn't broken his foil.
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Show they're willing to stand up to the same donor class that Trump used as his foil.
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Octavian additionally disguises himself as a woman to seduce and foil the plans of the Baron Ochs.
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For the message to travel in a gas of euphoria is the perfect foil for the content.
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Product number two is the same Estée Lauder potted eye foil, but in a shimmery golden shade.
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Line the inside of the piecrust with aluminum foil and top with pie weights or dried beans.
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Government forces have warned residents to stay home in downtown Srinagar to foil protests against Indian rule.
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The highlights also add dimension and O'Connor's foil technique magically avoids that chunky, streak-y highlighted look.
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As ever, though, the security services get little attention from the public however many attacks they foil.
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After that, watch a video from YouTuber SKYtomo on how to make these shiny aluminum foil balls.
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Who was perfectly placed to provide a percussive foil for Melt-Banana as they toured the world?
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When Jaime surmises such, he rides off like a hero to redeem himself and foil his sister.
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More troops have now been deployed on the Kashmir frontier to foil such infiltration attempts, officials said.
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If you're at all familiar with VanGaalen's work – any medium – Dream Corp LLC is a perfect foil.
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Will you foil the Reverend's (Jon Hamm) evil plan and get Kimmy to her wedding on time?
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Take a hollow chocolate bunny, make a small hole under the foil and fill it with mustard.
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This look involves pressing actual cannabis buds on like you would with flower petals or gold foil.
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Brady can make those throws in his sleep, and do it quickly enough to foil any pressure.
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How all of that adds up is what makes him such a great foil for the paladins.
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Spread oil in center of baking sheet lined with aluminum foil to the size of sandwich bread.
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But reheating it on board, some noodles may be too hot, some maybe stick to the foil.
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It puts sequential coatings onto webs of material such as plastic film, flexible glass and metal foil.
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He filled a syringe and wrapped it in aluminum foil in preparation for the long day ahead.
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Transfer pork chops to a plate, tent with foil, and let rest for 10 minutes before serving.
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I had expected the foil on my lips to taste like something, but it tasted like nothing.
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And that, Quave says, is exactly the kind of antibiotic that can foil the evolution of resistance.
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Like with plastic wrap, wrapping your cheese in aluminum foil can cause a number of flavor issues.
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The two cups had different colored foil wrapping on the outside but seemed pretty similar in size.
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Put them on a sheet of foil in the freezer and have a sheet of parchment ready.
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Bebe Rexha also wore an eye-catching ensemble that looked as though it was made from foil.
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New Delhi sent troops to the Maldives in 1988 to foil a coup, purportedly involving foreign mercenaries.
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Nancy Pelosi isn't really a convincing foil anymore, but she might be the best the GOP has.
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He had situated the cockpit toward the tail, attached to a massive foil connecting the dual fuselages.
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JAY-Z and Everything Is Love shouldn't be seen as the opposite of Nasir, but a foil.
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But as fast as this technology develops, machine learning researchers are working on ways to foil it.
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Scrub the vegetables and toss with the oil, panch phoran, and salt and wrap in aluminum foil.
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Mr. Trump proved effective, if characteristically vitriolic, in making a foil of the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi.
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Collectively, they constitute a foil against the persistent myth that Muslim women are simpering sorts awaiting rescue.
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But the smart move now is not to expand a tactic that Trump loves as a foil.
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Nope, but I may start a 'Tin Foil Hat of the Month' profile photo competition on site!
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And in the midst of the Cold War, there was no better foil than the Soviet Union.
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Neckles uses gold foil spun around thread, beading, sequins, fabric, copper plate charms, and sundry other items.
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We quickly learn that there is a secret within the guesthouse, obscured behind windows covered with foil.
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The sheet of foil casts a shadow on the floor that is broken into bands of transparency.
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Pinterest notes that searches for "foil-pack dinners" have jumped nearly eightfold in the past six months.
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We also know that Trump didn't want his candidacy to foil lucrative deals and dilute his wealth.
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On "Live," he plays the almost annoyingly perfect foil to Ms. Ripa's more untethered on-air character.
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The tiny vehicle crumpled like a piece of tin foil, flipped twice and finally settled bottom upward.
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Which makes him a good foil for any one of nearly two dozen Democratic candidates for president.
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It said the police used batons and tear gas to foil them, arresting at least 40 people.
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She won a silver medal with the women's foil team at the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing.
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Mr. Trump and his political team are no doubt aware that Mr. Acosta is a useful foil.
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She could open the lid but not the foil seal, so she would pass it to me.
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Lay a large piece of heavy-duty foil on a baking sheet and spray with nonstick spray.
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Yet Sanders might strategically prefer her to stay in — she's the most devastatingly effective foil for Bloomberg.
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And China, Mr. Trump's frequent foil on trade issues, has interests on both sides of the fight.
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Reynolds sells storage products and tableware including the popular Reynolds Wrap aluminum foil and Hefty trash bags.
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Warren was his most relentless foil, going after him again and again on a range of subjects.
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In this case, I put a piece of foil over the tub and put the lid on.
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The GOP has used Pelosi as a foil for years, including in special elections held in 2017.
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Plus, he seemed a potentially ideal foil to a president who has often demonized Latinos and immigrants.
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But if Moscow does gain an ally in Mr. Trump, it will lose a foil in Mrs.
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When the weather turns cold, people are wrapped in foil blankets as they trudge up the walk.
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After 20 layers, which usually takes him about three hours, he puts the foil in an oven.
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Sesame ice cream does appear, though, as a cool foil to the warm toffee medjool date cake.
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Pros: Individually wrapped, gold-foil for trapping heat and locking serumCons: Not as hydrating as eye gels
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Bloomberg and Sanders both saw the other as a useful foil since they appeal to different constituencies.
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It "takes a good foil" to turn the tide back in favor of the GOP, Chambers argued.
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U.S. imports of aluminum foil from China were an estimated $389 million in 2016, according to Commerce.
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Parliament wouldn't budge; enough Brexit skeptics still sat in Parliament, and, together, they could foil a deal.
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This means any card that is not coated with wax or completely covered in foil, said Hartmann.
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So in that sense, I'm using writing like that as a foil or something to debate against.
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A holographic foil stamp in the shape of a "Borg" cube is the seventh in the collection.
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It helped Biden that Warren had a quiet night -- so his main foil in the progressive vs.
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Protesters donned foil-lined gas masks to hide their identities and dim the glare of police flashlights.
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If you use aluminum foil to wrap yesterday's lunch, why not use it to wrap your gift?
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To prevent heat loss, people often wrap the pan in a roasting bag or in plastic foil.
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Grab some scissors, tin foil, a piece of thick card stock (or paper), tape, and a needle.
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Place the ribs in the new pan, bone side down, and cover the pan with aluminum foil.
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Without the foil of George W., Moore really hasn't been very politically relevant since the Iraq invasion.
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There's a ham in Simply Nigella that you don't have to boil (so no wrangling in hot liquids), but just put on a foil wrapped tin, pour molasses or black treacle over, then wrap well in more foil, and cook for hours and hours in a low oven.
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"There are senior people who are very harsh when the camera is on and when it's on the record who are quite jovial when it's off and you get them to kind of [say], 'Well, we need a foil and the press is a great foil,'" Karl said.
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Lay a large piece of heavy-duty foil on a baking sheet, and spray with nonstick spray. 2.
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Line a 210×9-inch baking pan with aluminum foil, leaving a 2-inch overhang on all sides.
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EST, and is introducing 17 new products and bundles — all wrapped in festive, limited-edition silver-foil packaging.
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The idea is to create a buggy foil to Spider-Man, but instead Gargan ends up a supervillain.
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On a sheet of foil, spread brown sugar, honey and butter and place the ribs meat side down.
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The hyper-rational, emotionally repressed Vulcan made a perfect foil for the heroic and sometimes impulsive Captain Kirk.
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Unwrap from the foil and garnish with the bronze fennel fronds, the remaining sliced scallions, and the radishes.
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I use a thumbnail to get two Anadin Ultra [a form of ibuprofen] out of the foil strip.
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These are like the visual equivalent of chewing on aluminum foil; revolting but you just can't look away.
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In Ragnarok, Valkyrie shows herself to be a wiley, strong fighter, and a great foil for the hero.
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Certainly David could use some kind of foil or adversary that's capable of challenging him at this point.
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Kenyan security forces worked with their counterparts in Somalia to foil the attack and to capture the suspects.
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Big tech, with its reverence for disruption and its West Coast elites, is a perfect foil for both.
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With the brash real estate magnate as her full-time foil, Clinton finally seemed to find her voice.
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Definitely. But it's what makes her human, and not just a foil for a man's story of resilience.
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Hopper's obvious foil is Bob Newby, Joyce's new boyfriend played by Sean Astin, who Samwise Gamgee's it up.
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Exports of foil, currently the center of a trade clash with the United States, are up 12 percent.
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While various bills have sought to ban the sale of foil balloons, for now, Big Balloon is winning.
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I also buy a three-pack of anti-cavity mouthwash ($10.71), and a small nail foil palette ($4.98).
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Ensure easy clean-up by lining your pan with aluminum foil before constructing your layers of cheesy goodness.
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Now, stocks are even more expensive, and he's not sure a rate hike would foil a potential crash.
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Most people know that some aluminum foil can kill your microwave, but that principle applies to most metals.
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Bearden uses collage, watercolor, acrylic, ink, pencil, glitter, and foil in these small, jam-packed, fully realized works.
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And a shiny foil wrapper signals an ooey-gooey liquid center, like the cherry cordial spilling forth here.
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He then pressed a button which set off a series of exploding pinatas filled with metallic foil confetti.
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Bake until filling is set, 30 to 35 minutes, covering with aluminum foil halfway through to prevent browning.
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As Jake, Tom Taylor is clear-eyed and defiant, a fine foil for Idris Elba's world-weary gunslinger.
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Dark green backgrounds make light rocks stand out, while pale planting makes an ideal foil for dark rocks.
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Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, would seem to be the perfect foil for Cronin's imagination.
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Out of sheer necessity to survive the Amazon juggernaut's retail onslaught, it is casting itself as the foil.
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Lay a large piece of heavy-duty foil on a baking sheet and spray with nonstick spray. 2.
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Fold together and seal all four edges of the two foil pieces, forming a well-sealed packet. 6.
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If you have about $3.8 million to spare, the house of your foil-wrapped dreams could be yours.
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Cover the cake with foil to prevent over-browning, and bake for another 30 to 35 minutes. 5.
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The researchers recommended that fast food chains begin using nontoxic wrappers, such as wax paper or aluminum foil.
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