The rocks are a battleground between salt water from the lake and fresher water from elsewhere—a battle that, because of the pressure drop, the fresher water is winning.
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After multiple treatments, clients have that fresher look for longer.
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"I haven't seen any data fresher than 2014," he said.
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Their absences mean Coach Ellis is turning to fresher talent.
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Denny's is changing its pancake recipe for fluffier, fresher pancakes. .
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I'm younger, fresher, modern, and more Asian than Bernie. Okay.
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In the end, they seemed to be the fresher team.
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Ha, ha, ha, truly no material is fresher than this.
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The fresher the better, for eggs and most perishable ingredients.
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Both looked exactly the same — only a little bit fresher.
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Practices with less contact mean fewer injuries and fresher players.
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Imported produce is also sometimes fresher than the domestic equivalent.
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Some, like PepsiCo, have persevered in moving toward fresher fare.
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It's renovating its restaurants to give them a fresher look.
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But the fresher the broccoli, the more flavorful it is.
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Anecdotally, players say they have felt fresher longer this season.
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It will also make veggies brighter and fresher tasting, Lester explained.
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Kupperman, however, has a fresher situation that the court will weigh.
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In any case, the cabinet clear-out has left it fresher.
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Find a trop-house beat fresher than a piña colada. 20153.
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That is a bigger (and fresher) mandate than Mr Maduro's own.
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But newer, fresher lava shooting out from fissures spell more danger.
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Joe: I feel like they don't get much fresher than this.
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But Murray was fresher, quicker and, ultimately, just a bit steadier.
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Eldad Fresher, Mizrahi's CEO, said the investigation was nearing the end.
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We need you to come up with fresher and better ideas.
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An opportunity for a fresher, more contemporized version of Geek Squad.
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I always drank a beer, much fresher and tastier than coffee.
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This leaves fresher skin exposed to harmful solar radiation and environmental pollutants.
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Though she is a fresher face than most, Kam is a force.
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Let's cross our fingers for a show that's fresher than its premise.
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Perhaps that will keep him fresher for his next start, on Monday.
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I wanted a fresher, dewier look and I really didn't have time.
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" But now, says Holstein, "there's a need for a newer, fresher perspective.
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An hour gone, and Croatia isn't looking any fresher, or any faster.
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But in politics the fresher the face, the more obvious the blemishes.
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"Blake Works I," made for Paris Opera Ballet in 2016, is fresher.
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This is a full grade, 10 points, fresher than a normal Saturday.
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Delicious as those may be, I craved something with a fresher feel.
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And he is fresher than other runners, having skipped the first stage.
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The fruit seems much brighter and the wine feels fresher in general.
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Her two deputies, Steny Hoyer and Jim Clyburn, offer no fresher blood.
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Hill's claims were fresher than that, and memory can degrade over time.
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Doesn't putting fruit and veg in fridges keep it fresher for longer?
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Indoor VinesLooking for easy-to-care-for plants that feel fresher than succulents?
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The deeper the blue, the fresher she is to this region's unique horrors.
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And finally, consumers benefit by receiving a fresher, healthier and more ethical product.
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A fresher approach ... and new enemies for Zuckerberg and Co. to contend with.
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He's fresher and I think it will pay off in the long run.
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An Austin, Texas store was transformed to be "brighter, fresher, cleaner," she said.
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In the end, you're left with clothes that feel softer and smell fresher.
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The pasta was hotter and fresher, though, and the rotini worked surprisingly well.
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The lettuce was slightly greener, the guacamole more substantial, and the salsa fresher.
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The roast beef was rare and marbled, and it couldn't have been fresher.
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Goodfellow & Co. will be a fresher line of men's clothing, accessories and shoes.
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Either way, the building smells a whole lot fresher than a city sidewalk.
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The Taylor company's way is fresher and less glossy, but also more flawed.
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They get a fresher product, meaning they last longer, and people waste less.
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As the revolution swirls outside its walls, even the Times is feeling fresher.
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That means we get more data and you get a better, fresher beer.
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They'd use ingredients that were fresher, more seasonal than they ever had before.
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My second recipe is a fresher play, with a similar set of ingredients.
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He was still fresher than Anderson and went on to win the title.
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The bags are thick, durable, seal easily, and keep food fresher for longer.
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Objectively, it has similar — possibly even fresher — ingredients than a Taco Bell taco.
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It's not worth asking employees to "check in the back" for fresher food.
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Eventually they could have fresher information about firms than even their boards do.
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Sword and Shield feel fuller and fresher than the series has in years.
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"Made me a little bit fresher," Lowry said of the four-day layoff.
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Food has to be fresher, healthier, and more sustainably sourced than ever before.
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I believe the more the better, the more the cooler, the more the fresher!
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The resealable kind keeps certain dairy products fresher for far longer in customers' fridges.
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The air is muggy under the banana leaves but grows fresher as we climb.
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Big, bad sugar is being replaced by the fresher, greener sounding evaporated cane juice.
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You wake up with a fresher face and more confidence — just like I did.
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But the Census data on incomes confirm what other fresher monthly numbers are showing.
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But there are actually much better ways to keep your bread fresher for longer.
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Even the Chinese Democracy songs feel a little fresher and better live, with Slash.
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I've noticed the upstairs smells much fresher since Bender has been on the job.
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Seriously, my skin looked brighter and fresher after just a few drops of this.
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Miss Sherlock reminds us how much fresher stories become when they are filtered anew.
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Unlike its fresher, pinier-smelling Pacific cousin, the Skunk Ape reportedly smells like shit.
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"Because it was a white tuxedo, the look was cleaner and fresher," Bruschi says.
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A fresher and more civilised way to while away the afternoon I cannot imagine.
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House music is feeling fresher than ever, and we couldn't be happier about this.
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Mr. Epstein reportedly groomed some of the teenagers to recruit even younger, fresher victims.
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With fresher material, who wouldn't want to see this cast return for another go?
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Shouldn't someone with an arguably fresher outlook — someone from outside Washington — take a turn?
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This is just Monty on a Saturday going to the store to get fresher.
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The faculty was trying to inject the place with new blood — younger, fresher faces.
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Now she has an even fresher release, just in time for the new year.
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If the vegetables were any fresher, you'd be embarrassed to eat them in public.
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But to insiders, one is on one level, and [the other is] just fresher.
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No one is fresher than our Queen Serena Williams on or off the tennis court.
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Plus, your whole room will instantly look fresher with a new set of window dressing.
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Best seen with: That cousin who loves Broad City, but needs something a little fresher.
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When she's around, the industry's oldest award show (now in its 88th year) is fresher.
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A growing preference for healthier, fresher food is keeping people away from pre-packaged staples.
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It's a popular ingredient in products that promise fresher breath, more energy and radiant skin.
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Additionally, other fresher faces may be better able to claim the outsider label in 21.
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The best leaders pinpoint candidates who have sharper skills or fresher ideas than they do.
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After a tough decade that brought younger, fresher competitors, Prodigy ultimately shut down in 1999.
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Icebreaker: The Beyhive trolled Chick-fil-A for suggesting their lemonade was fresher than Beyoncé's.
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So while Pacquiao is probably the more skilled, Bradley is the fresher of the two.
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My question about my left-hand drawing was this: Are the drawings it creates fresher?
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U.S. coach Jill Ellis prefers to use some younger, fresher legs in the starting lineup.
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I tried to cook live eel once (can't get fresher) but it turned out abysmally.
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"They challenge me, in a good way, to really take a fresher look," Irvine said.
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"My Queen gon stay fresher & icier than me I PROMISE," Ramsey wrote of the gift.
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It's conventional wisdom that It's easier to hit jumps earlier when your legs are fresher.
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Pace showered, and headed in for the debrief, looking forward to the fresher course on interrogation.
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With many more and fresher data than others, he argues, they can quickly detect competitive threats.
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And the industry places the blame on younger consumers, who want fresher or more convenient options.
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Still, who's going to be laughing tomorrow when I wake up fresher than Drake's dry cleaning?
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That means fresher produce, a dependable supply and better nutrition for communities that desperately need it.
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It was also super fresh — definitely fresher than the basil I usually buy at grocery stores.
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These storage containers can completely transform a kitchen — and they'll keep your food fresher for longer.
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If they resent having to hop around Oxford Street, its fresher air might cheer them up.
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Long and slender, these carrots obviously taste better, fresher than the fat ones in jumbo bags.
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Also, it means that flowers arrive at the customer's doorstep much fresher than they otherwise would.
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PART OF THIS IS ALSO JUST HAVING A MUCH FRESHER AND MODERN, INVITING, WARM, ENGAGING RESTAURANT.
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The fresher you feel, it makes it a little bit more fun to be out there.
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Now available in Version 2.0, with 150 new cards to keep the awkwardness fresher than ever.
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And Wawrinka arrived here the fresher man after skipping the Olympics because of a back injury.
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The techno sound is breaking through in a new and fresher way than it was before.
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Audiences understandably seized on his additional, fresher vow to choose a woman as his vice president.
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The U.S. looks fresher, and has a LOT more lurking on the bench if Spain tires.
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And he is attracting interest from grocers and chefs in search of fresher, more sustainable fish.
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"In politics the fresher the face, the more obvious the blemishes," writes The Times's editorial board.
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But over the past decade, as consumers demanded fresher food options, it has tried to oblige.
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The effort now is to balance [classic] Vera Bradley with a fresher version of the brand.
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The movie feels like the Michael Bay movies the first two were, but also fresher somehow.
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Changing during my layover in Hawaii made me feel a little fresher for my next flight ...
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The Ram also upstaged the Silverado in the interior department, and the exterior design is fresher.
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Meanwhile, consumers are increasingly shunning processed and packaged food in favor of fresher and organic products.
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Chances are it has been soaked in brine to make it appear fresher than it is.
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Consumers are increasingly drawn to products they perceive to be healthier and fresher over processed products.
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All these storylines would feel fresher and more welcome onscreen than another stab at the Phoenix.
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The Ninja Nutri personal blender is the perfect device to help you switch to a fresher diet.
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He is a fresher face to most Germans (his predecessor had been finance minister under Mrs Merkel).
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For instance, Flagler Global Logistics, a perishable-cargo handling company, will be giving blueberries a fresher name.
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Unsurprisingly, he'd like the world to get over it and move on to fresher, perhaps danker, memes.
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By the next cycle, oftentimes, those newly minted stars are cast aside for someone younger and fresher.
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The big picture: Customers want fresher food with more customization, and restaurants are struggling to keep up.
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The company wants to build more small farms near urban centers so produce is fresher upon arrival.
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Depending on the beans, that espresso often tasted much, much richer and fresher than the prefab stuff.
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Also, "local flowers tend to look fresher because they didn't have to travel for days," Cain says.
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Amazon bought Whole Foods Market last year as it looks to increase its offering of fresher foods.
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The mandate of Congress is sometimes fresher, after mid-term elections, but it is never as weighty.
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WINNER: Trader Joe's — Though slightly more expensive, the Trader Joe's juice tasted fresher and more natural overall.
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Using fresher material to make something spectacular on its own terms remains the job that needs doing.
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There's not much of a wait time — but you'll get fresher food when the lines are long.
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Although Djokovic had fresher legs, Murray's unrelenting resilience, peaking confidence and dictating baseline play ruled the day.
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The pizza boxes, made by food startup Zume, were designed to keep pizza hotter, fresher, and crispier.
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Farmgirl sources all of its flowers domestically, so when they're delivered to addresses nationwide they're much fresher.
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This tea maker uses loose-leaf tea, so off the bat, you'll get a fresher, deeper flavor.
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And almost everyone in that 2020 Democratic race will be a fresher -- and younger -- face than Biden.
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It would have been better on a fresher roll; it could have done without the potato sticks.
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Taylor Holliday, the owner, imports the spices directly from the source, so they are fresher than most.
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Ideal Fish is banking on technology to provide a fresher, more sustainable source of the popular fish.
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It was a variation on his usual streetwear (baseball caps, varsity jackets, hoodies, boots) but even fresher.
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"People think, especially those in economy class, that special meals are fresher, healthier and tastier," he said.
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And despite the eight-year age gap, he also looked like the fresher player down the stretch.
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The roses were more fragrant, the eggplants more purple, the fish were fresher — Delhi could never compete.
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Nobody is quite sure, which has made the whole thing feel somewhat fresher than in recent years.
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The movie, The Nutcracker And The Four Realms, is certainly a fresher take on the 1892 classic story.
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A few days of post-travel hydration and relaxation makes bivalves and crustaceans taste fresher, plumper and juicier.
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The 135 participating galleries — 19 of which are local — largely give us works that are fresher and spunkier.
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She feels they're just going in the same old direction — there's fresher, younger talent in the news now.
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Not only that, the keg can keep beer fresher for longer, banishing the scourge of the flat pint.
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Plus, there are far fresher and less expensive ways to market a fashion brand that don't involve runways.
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The fresher lava is hotter and tends to move faster than the older lava that was unleashed earlier.
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Will Smith's Instagram account is fresher than any prince who's ever graced Bel-Air, and he knows it.
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Yet the Z4 has plenty of great competition that feels fresher or more appealing in that price range.
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Watch how to enhance your style — and keep it looking fresher than fresh all day long — just above.
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As a child, he disliked being told to go back out into the fields to find fresher tomatoes.
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According to the product page, this jar is airtight so that your cookies can stay fresher for longer.
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"Honda's product lineup is much, much fresher," said James Chao, Asia-Pacific chief of consultancy IHS Markit Automotive.
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The Finn had stopped one lap earlier and made use of his fresher tyres to bridge the gap.
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"I felt fresher, and it would literally take me only 10 minutes to blow-dry," Ms. Parotat said.
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"I think people are taking a fresher look at Latin America and the broader emerging markets," he says.
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The halibut was fresher than the salmon, or so the man at the fish counter had told her.
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The roasters and baristas behind these shops are pushing coffee drinkers to expect more, better, and fresher brews.
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Since they are fresher than their harder, aged counterparts, soft cheeses need to be stored a little differently.
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His yelps still sound electric, the song fresher than whatever Drake ripoff I'll hear in my next Uber.
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" In "Mafia Allies," Tim Newark observed that "Outside the Socialist Party, Mussolini 'felt lighter, fresher, I was free!
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The Trader Joe's-brand juice tasted fresher, but we couldn't get over the pulp and overbearingly thick consistency.
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Cheer up, SNL fans: The new year is just around the corner — hopefully bringing fresher jokes with it.
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But as has happened worldwide, the wines are getting fresher and better, if you find the right winemaker.
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She's fresher than any "Batman" of late and fiercer than any "Superman" of recent vintage, but she's lonely.
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The new generation of veggie burgers aims to replace the beefy original with fake meat or fresher vegetables.
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They expect the air to be cleaner and fresher than the air they breathe in their urban communities.
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Price: $55.003 Keep bread fresher longer so they don't have to go to the grocery store for more.
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Walmart has also lowered prices to compete and upgraded its supply chain to keep groceries fresher for longer.
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Fresher stores experienced a 22020 percent growth in sales last year, compared with 21.5 percent for other stores.
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I'm a bit biased toward the products I've recently tried because they're a bit fresher in my memory.
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But when it comes to tech, something fresher and rooted in individual action and competitive markets would be best.
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We agree that it tastes fresher than a lot of the Vanuatu and Tonga kava we've been drinking lately.
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Fruit is much fresher here and there's a wider organic selection, so I grab zucchini, strawberries, blueberries, and quinoa.
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It also claims its food is fresher, because produce is only harvested once a customer's put in an order.
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Newer games with fresher ideas are piled up in my ever-growing backlog and screaming for attention right now.
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Today, the gardens are popular with locals because the produce is cheaper and fresher than vegetables sold in supermarkets.
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And, in an area like the neighborhood Amazon Go is located, there are many options for fresher, better food.
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But this tingly treatment works so well at creating fresher, smoother skin overnight, it's easy to overlook the scent.
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What about swapping out your feline's watering bowl for a premium water fountain that keeps the H220O fresher longer?
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As a devoted fan, I can honestly say it makes you feel so much fresher and cleaner than wiping.
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It claims to give consumers much fresher produce, and farmer-producers a more generous share of the retail price.
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Read More: 10 grocery shopping habits from around the world that could save time and get you fresher food
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Comedy is prominent, though not always successful, in the show's first half; musical interludes felt fresher and more fun.
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The success of television saw a need for variety and new matches, new moves, new gimmicks, and fresher stories.
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He has seen firsthand what he called "the seismic shift in Australian drinking habits" toward fresher, lower-alcohol wines.
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But "The Sandman" has a fresher crackle than these predecessors, a more vigorous snap to its hard-boiled frost.
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While redoing every single public school in the country is outrageous, bringing in fresher food options is more reasonable.
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Serena, who already holds a 22003-163 edge over her sister, could be the fresher player, too, on Saturday.
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The car will also stay generally fresher via over-the-air updates, much like Tesla does with its cars.
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Others Spaniards may have embraced the monarchy's fresher, more frugal image under Felipe in the 18 months he has reigned.
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The approach, she said, seemed fresher and more proactive than just issuing statements against offensive projects once they're already public.
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So like clockwork, we've been scouring our favorite spots for something fresher than our sweaty and tired little white tops.
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"The more frequently you change them, the fresher they are, and the less likely the bacteria will grow," she says.
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Motifs that gain in popularity quickly become old hat, leaving the door open for fresher, even stranger memes to emerge.
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Why wouldn't you put a fresher arm out there before the other team can jump on your non-elite starter?
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A 234 study found that millennials are changing grocery trends because they prefer fresher, healthier foods and love organic produce.
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However, if you want to go even fresher, you may have to go straight to a farmer or farmer's market.
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Its attacking trident of Messi, Neymar and Suárez will need to be much fresher against Atlético than they were Saturday.
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He said the fact that Pappas "came late to the sport" — meaning college — gave her "fresher legs" and more maturity.
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Clearly the fresher of the two players after two speedy straight set wins, Nadal used it to his full advantage.
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They're trying to maximize their earnings quickly, keep their body a little bit fresher, and pursue other interests beyond football.
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My thoughts — when I returned to the act of thinking about something rather than nothing — were fresher and more surprising.
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But as thankful as we are for our fresher-tasting guacamole, Apeel is much more than a simple avocado-saver.
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A day off helps you come back to training a little fresher, feeling ready to take on the next workout.
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The round pizza box is stackable, industrially compostable, and designed to keep pizza crispier, hotter, and fresher, according to Zume.
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And the success of fast casual joints like Chipotle and Panera has pushed larger chains to switch to fresher ingredients.
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He has been working to get better, fresher food for the pantry's clients and steering them away from processed foods.
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They are lighter, fresher, more easygoing wines, more accessible without aging, though some will evolve and improve over the years.
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This steady performance in the face of Conservative blunders made him seem like a fresher choice than most people thought.
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DoorDash is also supporting local organizations like San Francisco-Marin Food Bank, Fresher Sacramento, and the Greater Chicago Food Depository.
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In addition to using the sealer for sous vide, it also helps your food stay fresher by keeping air away.
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Packaged foods as a whole have struggled this year as more consumers shift toward fresher options and smaller, local brands.
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"The more frequently you change them, the fresher they are, and the less likely the bacteria will grow," she said.
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"I often envied the other sellers who had larger and fresher berries than mine," Stordalen wrote on his corporate website.
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The potatoes, edited to remain fresher longer and not produce carcinogens when fried, could be grown and sold in 2019.
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Wal-Mart's story as a retailer is "fresher than it's been in years," according to Oppenheimer & Co. analyst Rupesh Parikh.
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Wayne Gallman is fresher, carrying the ball 69 fewer times with a similar yards-per-carry average and three more touchdowns.
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The business has been struggling to boost sales as consumers opt for fresher, healthier products instead of well-known packaged brands.
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And the songs on Topolino, I don't think we played any of them live, so maybe they're just fresher to me.
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While it was cool to aggressively stack tiny gold rings on all your fingers, these days, a curated approach seems fresher.
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The groceries are kept in a temperature-controlled environment in the car so you should be getting fresher produce and items.
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Yet the whole packaged food industry has been working to make its products healthier as consumers increasingly opt for fresher foods.
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But instead of giving in to meal boredom in 2018, we're going to try a fresher food concept: the Healthyish recipe.
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Bear in mind that the fresher your bread is when it goes in the freezer, the better your results will be.
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Scientists say that a sample from a fissure in a subdivision shows that fresher, hotter magma could produce faster lava flows.
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I was hoping that would feel fresher than it does, a further step toward a more deliberate and tactical Battlefield game.
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I can't think of a Long Island restaurant right now with lighter, fresher and more inventive food than Nikkei of Peru.
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"This fast-paced sequel to The Handmaid's Tale was decades in the making but couldn't feel fresher," reads the PEOPLE review.
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They won't make all your problems go away, but they may help you approach each day with a fresher, calmer mind.
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Instead, the president opted for fresher targets by going after Omar and Tlaib over what he claims are "anti-Israel" views.
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A plate of 3-D-printed ravioli, for example, would be fresher than store-bought ravioli produced in a faraway factory.
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"The Green Dragon sauce has a fresher flavor than a Sriracha, and that's why I can't get enough," Papadopoulos told Insider.
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The company is under shareholder pressure to improve its performance, which has suffered for years as consumers migrate to fresher brands.
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Pre-shucked oysters in a jar keep for a week while refrigerated, but freshly shucked is obviously that much fresher tasting.
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"The bank is showing strong performance in its current banking activity with continued growth in revenue, credit and deposits," Fresher said.
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And by siting close to an urban area, it can reduce long distribution chains, getting fresher food to customers' tables, quicker.
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As a result, readers get a fresher, more operative look at the subject, which is one of the book's greatest merits.
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But then NO WAY came to me and I realized dropping an entire word might result in some fresher "wacky" phrases.
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His complaints that "millions in this country feel like strangers in this land" sounded fresher in a pre-Trump Republican Party.
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For stay-at-home laggards and office drones with earphone privileges, it's new novelty music, hence fresher than old novelty music.
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If nothing else, it's a potentially fresher experience than buying matcha powder yourself (for the record, I've done this — it's fine).
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Google needed technology fresher than AdSense to deliver in-app ads, according to Sissie Hsiao, who leads the company's apps business.
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The potential deal comes as sales of big food companies have slowed, with their staples being replaced by fresher, healthier brands.
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Past guests rave about the well-designed rooms and cool vibe that's a fresher alternative to the similarly hip Ace Hotel.
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MUST-HAVE ITEMS OF THE SEASON Mules, specifically with a kitten heel and a pointed toe; it feels a bit fresher.
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Front Burner Botto containers are adjustable and expel the air as they contract to keep leftovers or pantry staples fresher longer.
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But the Mekelburgs form their treats with cinnamon babka, a delicious variation that stays fresher longer than the average doughnut hole.
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For those who wanted lighter, fresher wines to drink young, the baron advised adding a portion of white grapes, like malvasia.
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He's also fresher than War of Will, so he has my vote in what looks to be a two-horse race.
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Many of them warned about a strong dollar's impact on demand overseas and stagnant sales as consumer tastes shifted toward fresher foods.
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The developer wants Destiny 2 to feel like a fresher, friendlier, and more social game, everything the original was meant to be.
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It just felt a little fresher and more natural to me, while the muffin and cheese, in particular, stood out as better.
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After tasting, I said that I could not tell the difference but felt that the romaine in one of them seemed fresher.
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It turned out that it had been rebound much more recently, the fragrance of its fresher leather giving away the later repair.
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With only a few easy tweaks and additions, the fresher, brighter, and more lively space of your winter dreams can be achieved.
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The iPhone is Apple's flagship product, and if sales continue to stagnate, it's going to need to find a fresher cash cow.
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Idol said once the "promotionality piece" was over by the next quarter, Kors could introduce fresher, costlier products for the fall season.
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Nestle and its peers have all been working to reduce sugar, fat and salt, as consumers increasingly opt for fresher, healthier options.
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But there's something about a center line that makes your look fresher and edgier, no matter what your length or texture is.
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Some Iowa Democrats viewed Warren as a fresher face, deserving of an opportunity where Sanders had come up short four years ago.
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These drinks are often also served in highball glasses, but the Darlingtons prefer the smaller Collins glass for keeping your drink fresher.
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The company bet that consumers would pay a little extra cash for fresher, cleaner food well before anyone cared what "organic" meant.
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The fresher the egg, the more it will sink, since eggs get a larger air bubble in them the older they are.
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Albon said Hamilton, on fresher tires, would probably have got past anyway further down the road but third would have been his.
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Moments before Hamilton's engine blew out, Ricciardo had been defending his position in a tight battle against Verstappen, who had fresher tires.
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Fresher magma could now emerge behind it and the volcano is threatening to start a series of explosive eruptions, scientists have said.
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The multiyear turnaround plan launched by Chief Executive Steve Easterbrook has included menu changes that address consumers' demands for fresher, simpler food.
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That's especially true for produce arriving by air, which is likely to be fresher and cost more than produce arriving by ship.
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"Soft serve is fresher than regular ice cream because it's churned to order, and it's also lower in fat," Ms. Ahmad said.
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The doughnuts at Tim Hortons tasted fresher, in my opinion, plus I really liked the more unusual maple and honey-glazed flavors.
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I can't tell you exactly what's going to happen, but physically, I think he's going to feel fresher than he probably did.
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The all-female and all-male sections of the work felt fresher, borrowing sharp flamenco shapes for an attractive exercise in style.
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But for the same $3, I could get a much fresher and tastier taco from a truck or a mom-and-pop.
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Might it have seemed a little fresher without retreading the most cliched ground of Star Wars, the Dark Side family connection reveal?
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In my experience, the organic broccoli at the supermarket (which is mainly from California) tends to be fresher and tastier than conventional.
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At best, then, Hardcore Henry feels like an homage to a younger, fresher medium; at worst, it feels like a crude regression.
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The likes of Vahdam and Teabox have already massively disrupted that process, making tea both fresher and more cost efficient without the middlemen.
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Similarly, when you look for information about upcoming events, this new algorithm will try to give you fresher and hence more accurate information.
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Many dining chains have struggled to fill seats because of heavy competition and a desire among many customers for newer, fresher food options.
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These craters were more well defined and looked much fresher, which suggests that the craters and the ice are younger, the researchers said.
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At least some of that journey will be undertaken with Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg), another fan favorite seen here in a fresher form.
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"Snacking" and "grazing" are buzz words in a tepid packaged food industry grappling with economic instability and a consumer shift toward fresher foods.
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For example, changing up the way you store your coffee can make a difference — using an airtight container will keep beans fresher, longer.
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There are no fresher options either; almost everything was either picked within the last three days, caught this morning, or made this week.
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President Obama on Thursday unveiled his second-ever summer music playlist, a diverse set including R&B classics as well as fresher tunes.
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But Sanders would be 78 in 2020, and while his age doesn't seem to slow him down, Democrats may want a fresher face.
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Android is still skinned with Samsung's TouchWiz interface and icons, but Samsung has injected a little botox to give it a fresher appearance.
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With the Pixel now a year old — and still priced at $999 — the Chromebook 13 seemingly serves as a fresher, more accessible alternative.
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According to our friends at Pintrill, the "Fresher Than You" pin, designed by London-based artist Sammy Moore, is flying off the shelves.
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What mattered to Paik was not the creation of stand-alone masterpieces, but the establishment of better, fresher, more democratic modes of communication.
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Wrapping your greens in a damp paper towel inside of an unsealed plastic freezer bag will keep them fresher and crisper for longer.
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In Chicago, Starbucks has been testing a food program, "Mercado," where fresher options are being prepared by employees and sold the same day.
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Crossword constructors have a way of setting a "been done" theme on edge, or giving it a twist so that it feels fresher.
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And you can get ahead of the pack (and earn more money) by training to be an instructor in fresher, less saturated skills.
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However, as a Current user myself (disclosure!), I found that I preferred the look of Current's app, which feels fresher and more modern.
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Multinational makers of everything from soup to soap are under pressure to boost revenues as consumers flock to fresher products and newer brands.
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The unique, patented cover not only helps you easily stack the trays in your freezer, but it reduces odors, resulting in fresher cubes.
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It is the 13th for del Potro, all of which means that he may not be all that much fresher on Friday afternoon.
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The carbon dioxide dissolves slowly into the wine through the cork or barrel, adding natural carbonic acid and a fresher and fruitier taste.
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"The property was in bad condition, and I wanted to give it a new look with an airier and fresher feel," he said.
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So the thinking behind Bytox is by keeping B levels high while and after you drink, you may feel fresher the next morning.
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In acquiring Bonobos, Modcloth and Moosejaw, the company is building a bigger suite of clothing lines — with a fresher look — under its name.
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As for the Celtics, their balanced attack included six players in double figures, and produced a notably fresher team in the late stages.
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They agreed to practice more in-game hitting scenarios and to reduce players' pregame hitting, even by a little, to keep them fresher.
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The potential deal comes as sales of big food companies have slowed, with their staples replaced by upstart — often healthier or fresher — brands.
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The oversaturated post-apocalyptic genre is unquestionably difficult to stand out in and IO's perspective is somewhat fresher than many of its predecessors'.
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A surge in the number of Americans buying fresher and healthier products have put packaged food makers including Kraft Heinz in a spot.
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Cortez Masto demurred when asked whether it's time for Democrats to look to fresher faces than veteran elected officials like former Tennessee Gov.
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Now that she's not living in the White House, Ray and Obama have been able to play with what he calls "fresher" makeup looks.
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Instead, the winter months have brought an even bigger explosion of the trend — and it feels even fresher and edgier as we enter 2017.
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Big packaged goods companies have been struggling to grow sales amid fierce pricing competition between retailers and as shoppers turn increasingly to fresher brands.
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This personal production of food brings two benefits: It keeps folk fit and ensure they have fresher food that they're more likely to appreciate.
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The technology is more sanitary and faster than human cooks are, and the product is fresher, the company claims on its Angel List page.
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Yet "Temet" ("Connections"), Imarhan's latest album, is purposefully fresher—a deliberate attempt to stamp their own unique mark on the tradition of Tuareg music.
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The question is whether he'll think more holistically, supporting the natural cannibalization of Facebook by its fresher-faced acquisitions, or put big blue first.
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This was not only to make the drink appear bigger in the glass, but to allow the drink to stay fresher and cooler longer.
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But why is it that one bag gains a little hype and we must wait months, sometimes years, to get a different, fresher option?
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Kids will also be able to customize their dolls a bit more with fresher "street-styled" clothing and different hairstyles, a spokesperson told us.
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But it's vital to clarify that while this is a fresher Night of the Living Dead, it is by no means a cleaner one.
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He still fought hard for the victory before fading late in the final five laps to fall behind Bottas, who was on fresher tires.
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The changes come as apparel retailers across the industry are struggling to keep pace with shoppers' demand for fresher inventory quicker than ever before.
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Here Moholy-Nagy continues the innovations of his paintings and sculptures of the 1920s, using aluminum, plexiglass and paint in fresher, nearly contemporary ways.
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Indoor farms, which have been supported by the likes of food entrepreneur Kimbal Musk and Ikea, will also allow for fresher, locally-sourced food.
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Fortunately, there are a few ways you can store and care for these vegetables that can keep them fresher and better-tasting for longer.
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Two long-serving New York Democrats are facing upstart primary challenges from liberal millennials who say the state needs fresher faces in Congress. Rep.
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Tanaka had thrown 87 and 83 pitches in his previous two starts and had limited his work between starts in order to stay fresher.
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Donna Hay's LIFE IN BALANCE: A Fresher Approach to Eating (Fourth Estate, $34.99) should also be given selectively, perhaps even with a trigger warning.
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Candidates who seem fresher have done better, like each of the last four presidents: Donald Trump, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
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The scene also serves as a sly metaphor for what happens when an aging dancer is confronted with a younger, fresher version of herself.
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I really don't feel the need to use plastic wrap or aluminum foil for food storage, as Bee's Wrap seems to keep produce fresher.
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The stalks blend remarkably well in a fresher, more vegetal take on potato-leek soup, bright and light enough to simply whet the appetite.
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I often give surfaces, especially upholstery, a quick spray just before leaving the house so I come home to a fresher, less germy home.
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His "tendrils, greens and stems," for example, was everything satisfying about heaping piles of garlicky vegetables served from pushcarts, but fresher and more complex.
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Do: Freeze the leftovers in foil or airtight containers as soon as possible; the fresher the turkey is when it goes in, the better.
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You're going to be able to look at the issues that stressed you out in the beginning of the month with fresher, wiser eyes.
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The filter battles odors like cigarette smoke, litter boxes, or overly-smelly furnaces to provide a fresher feel every time you walk into the room.
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The Wolverine is simply not game for this fight anymore, not up to the task of doing battle with younger, stronger, fresher versions of himself.
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By March, HTC will be competing with devices that may or may not have better specs, but will certainly feel fresher in the consumer's mind.
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"The fresher the produce is, the better it tastes," said Bob Harrington, president of Specialty Produce, which supplies hundreds of restaurants and hotels in California.
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While Publix is closer to my apartment, I like Lucky's Market more because I feel like they have better prices and fresher produce and meat.
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He says when those models start hitting showrooms, GM will have a fresher model that will appeal to buyers without the need for big incentives.
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That is most obviously because the left has fresher, potentially better, working-class champions, who would be likelier to run if Mr Biden does not.
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Still, the field this time is more crowded, filled with fresher faces who occupy a similar space in the party to the one Sanders fills.
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Mizrahi Chairman Moshe Vidman and CEO Eldad Fresher said this would be one of the most significant transactions in the Israeli banking sector in years.
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The world's largest packaged foods maker is becoming more health and nutrition-focused as a new generation of savvy consumers demand fresher and healthier foods.
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He's only four years older than President Donald Trump, but even many Democrats would prefer to see a fresher face rise up to challenge Trump.
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Its indoor nature means it isn't restricted to seasonality either and by completely eliminating the distance between farmer and consumer, food doesn't get much fresher.
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Another sensation, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, was fresher, younger, quicker on his feet, crowding the not-classically-qualified lane that Mr. O'Rourke once seemed to own.
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Mr Winter finds fresher material when speaking to Colin Gordon, a player-turned-agent, who has witnessed some of the vampiric practices of the business.
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Younger women, also known as 'Twitter feminists,' are accusing these critics of being bitter establishmentarians, unable to cede ground to fresher activists with new ideas.
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Sales have been flagging, partly because the cheaper Model 3 is fresher, but also because the Model S, brilliant as it is, has become dated.
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It crops up in contexts far beyond policing and race (if you make the rote assumption that fruit stands have fresher produce, that's implicit bias).
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The fresher, hotter magma will allow faster lava flows that can potentially cover more area, said Janet Babb, a geologist with the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
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Campbell has for years looked to acquisitions to help diversify away from its reliance on packaged foods, as consumer tastes have moved to fresher alternatives.
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Monica's frame felt retro because of the distressed wood, but the art deco design of this option creates the same effect in a fresher way.
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Bottas led briefly when Hamilton and then Leclerc pitted, with the Finn stopping later and his fresher tyres coming into play in the closing stages.
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As a result, food is fresher, and more children are being introduced to a wider range of fruits and vegetables and foods prepared from scratch.
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It's at this point that we bid farewell to warming bowls of oats, hearty casseroles, and steaming pies, and turn towards fresher things like salads.
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Are the players partners with the PGA Tour, or thoroughbreds ridden by the tour until they break down and are replaced by younger, fresher horses?
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At age 32, he should be fresher than Federer, despite leading Serbia to victory in the new ATP Cup team event before the Australian Open.
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It may also reveal signs of extreme whirlwinds of the past if ancient gypsum deposits have a similar composition to these fresher ones in Chile.
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Such items are banned in the EU on health grounds and concerns that it could be used by unscrupulous producers to make meat appear fresher.
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Kellogg, like other packaged food companies, has struggled in recent years with intense pricing pressure from retailers and growing consumer preference for healthier, fresher food.
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As China grew richer, its people began to yearn for sophisticated smartphones, fresher food and better health care, creating vast business opportunities for Western companies.
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Rangers regulars are rarely required to skate on the morning before a game, even during the first half of the season, when their legs are fresher.
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If the press moves on to a fresher embodiment of those narratives, or a new narrative altogether, she could lose her independent political capital rather quickly.
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Instead, in the hands of a younger, fresher, more diverse Academy, Get Out may be the rare horror film that gets into the Oscar history books.
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A key part of O'Rourke's plan would be to set term limits for politicians, to give young people incentive to vote for new and fresher candidates.
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Take off your browsing-blinders in honor of the upcoming May 12 occasion and scroll on to shop the fresher-perspective presents your mom will love.
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Each and every one of these fresher-than-fresh must-haves will be 50% off (give or take) at this week's 21 Days Of Beauty event.
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How much of a difference will it make that you have not only a new brighter fresher with better amenities terminal, but also run more efficiently?
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Some want him to sell off businesses that seem most at risk of long-term decline, such as frozen food, as shoppers look for fresher fare.
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And while the result may taste fresher than bottled cold-pressed juice, the supposed health benefits any of these drinks claim to offer aren't really there.
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Though the Mickey-shaped pretzels are rather irresistible, this only-in-Epcot option at the Germany pavilion is fresher, saltier, and perfect when topped with mustard.
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The free falling stream aerates your pet's drinking water with oxygen and a replaceable filter helps to remove bad tastes and odors for fresher tasting water.
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Hints of color and a fresher look certainly give YouTube a more modern look, but it's not clear exactly when Google plans to roll this out.
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So often, we are taught that women are soft fruit, to be enjoyed for a while before being discarded in favor of fresher, more flavorful offerings.
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The packaged food sector has been under pressure from retailers who want lower prices and a generation of new start-up brands often seen as fresher.
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Big consumer goods makers are struggling to grow sales as consumer habits evolve, with many shoppers choosing fresher brands or changing the way they groom themselves.
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Eviatar, looking much fresher than his 50-odd years, is breaking down the main elements of classical handsomeness and unwittingly breaking my heart in the process.
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He entered the match as the fresher competitor, requiring just nine hours of game time to reach the final, while his Swiss counterpart toiled in 265.
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However, plants do emit oxygen and take in your carbon dioxide, so your stale indoor air will be a bit fresher if you keep them around.
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It is easy to use as well — just sprinkle it over the litter to remove odors in minutes for a fresher home free from unpleasant smells.
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When I am starting a drawing I will use the oldest/driest pens to sketch out the composition, and then I slowly work towards fresher pens.
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Layering percussion has been a major part of our sets this year and few people bring more energy and fresher ideas to that game than Sotofett.
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Plus it could give millions of people access to fresher, more flavorful, more nutritious fruits and vegetables, making Michelle Obama (and the public health community) happy.
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Other fresher faces trailed well behind the top tier of Mr. Biden, at 32 percent, Mr. Sanders, at 19 percent, and Mr. O'Rourke with 11 percent.
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But, he said, he always preferred lighter, fresher wines with lively acidity, so he established his own winery, Ochota Barrels, in 2008 in the Adelaide Hills.
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But as she explained in several interviews over six months, she was doing hard work healing old wounds from her childhood, and later, some fresher ones.
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During her hunt for fresher water, she spotted a CCTV camera, and spelled out "SOS" in the dirt in the hopes that it was being monitored.
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By the time South Carolina goes to the polls, though, this week's debate may be fresher in voters' minds than anything Ms. Warren did last week.
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This keeps the dead yeast cells in touch with the wine in the bottle, offering a creamier body as opposed to prosecco's fresher and fruitier notes.
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Jean-Jacques' lungs, like his father's, were his Achilles' heel, so he had purposely chosen a place up in the mountains, where the air was fresher.
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In fact, the twinning of criticism of Israel with condemnation under international law of "incitement" — a reference to persistent Palestinian practice — was among the fresher elements.
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But the peas were Jolly Green Giant, which Myhrvold explained were chosen after many tests, demonstrating that these flash-frozen peas were fresher tasting than any others.
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They are much more flavorful, much stronger, and seem fresher even than using whole coffee with a grinder (maybe it's from being sealed in the aluminum cartridges?).
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He's a droid in the model of Star Wars' IG-88 here, but that shift isn't enough for it to feel any fresher when he tortures Sterling.
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I'm fresher, quicker and all-around better at my job and as a parent when I get more sleep, and that is the case with teens, too.
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If the radio programme evokes an academic enclave, then Mr Bragg is both the insufferable swot and, on occasion, the fresher who forgot to complete the readings.
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That is, a major trend away from packaged, processed food with scary-sounding artificial ingredients toward fresher, more "natural" foods that have the allure of being healthier.
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Shareholders have long quipped that the seller of Nescafé, KitKats and Purina pet food has grown stale and lament its loss of market share to fresher rivals.
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Local news descends on the town, shining a light onto a sordid and violent case that had nevertheless been forgotten as it gave way to fresher news.
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Shoppers have responded to the company's work to keep more items in stock, sell fresher produce, and speed up the time spent waiting at the checkout counter.
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The lines between her eyebrows created a shadowy effect on her forehead, and she thought she looked fresher and prettier in pictures when the shadow was erased.
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The only major difference is that Dapper Dan's original design used fabric emblazoned with the Louis Vuitton logo — and is unquestionably fresher (read: better) than Gucci's knockoff.
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"The fresher engine this weekend will be great as it will have more power than the one I used at the last race," the Briton told reporters.
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"We had a few lap fresher tires than them, and I knew that was going to be very important to get to the lead quick," Larson said.
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If you like the traditional green bean casserole recipe, you can use fresher, lower-fat ingredients that will improve the healthfulness of the dish and the flavor.
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" Summer Thornton, a designer in Chicago who often uses them in projects to make a space feel younger and fresher, said they are "not your mother's ficus.
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His ancient enmities are now fresher than ever because of the island's catastrophic $72 billion debt, which has placed Puerto Rico into what amounts to federal receivership.
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There will be a different challenge if Democrats instead choose one of Biden's rivals who is a fresher face on the national political scene, such as Sen.
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Biden's age could work against him in a party looking for fresher faces, and his ties with Obama would make him an easy target for Republican attacks.
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The Trek franchise has been in dire need of a fresher look, and this week's episode was a distinct reminder of what a visual upgrade "Discovery" is.
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Spanner crab is jumbled with ribbons of zucchini and slivers of chestnut, but it's the sweet, deep seafood-broth-based sauce that makes the fresher ingredients sing.
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But where Sanders sometimes seems like a parody of himself -- or of Larry David's parody of Sanders -- Warren seems fresher, deeper and more precise in her execution.
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The 150-year-old company has amped up marketing, introduced new recipes and eliminated preservatives to revive slowing soup sales, as consumers increasingly prefer fresher food options.
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Argentina did not have that luxury against Nigeria, so France, with just a three-day gap between games, might have fresher legs as well as younger legs.
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After touring with dance bands, he moved on to the fresher, more cosmopolitan bebop style, playing in groups led by the trumpeters Dizzy Gillespie and Miles Davis.
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Emirates is opening a $40-million indoor farm in Dubai to serve high-quality, herbicide-free and pesticide-free leafy greens daily and fresher on-board food.
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And with bagged, it's important to look for ones with the most recent pack date, which are put in last and are most likely fresher, Ferruzzi explained.
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The retailer is meanwhile remodeling its older stores to include skin services, Chanel-branded makeup stations and Benefit Cosmetics bars, among other new touches and fresher fixtures.
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The visibly fresher man, Ward had finally found his distance—peppering his Russian opponent with jabs and punches to both the head and body, keeping his Kovalev guessing.
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Now, the latter star is at it again — debuting a pastel pink dye job that somehow feels fresher and more cool-girl than any other iteration we've seen.
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But if you're looking for some fresher Lenten ideas than just giving up chocolate, here are a few ways you can observe the 40-day period this year.
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That's great for the contents, which stay fresher longer, but it opens up a whole can of worms for a consumer who wants to reduce their carbon footprint.
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The change reflects fresher data showing stronger spending on homebuilding, increased investment by businesses in building up inventories and a smaller headwind from a global slowdown in trade.
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The US Geological Survey says that the lava is starting to move faster because it is fresher than the magma that was previously being pushed to the surface.
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"They hydrate, remove excess oil, treat problematic skin, exfoliate dead skin cells, brighten, and help reveal fresher, smoother skin." says lead aesthetician and owner of Arcona, Chanel Jenae.
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Modern art describes a style of artistic expression that flourished between the mid-19th century and the 1970s, where artists were keen to produce newer and fresher ideas.
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In the next few days, a string of surveys of manufacturing will give a fresher sense of whether the slowdown of last year is dissipating or getting worse.
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But now it's coming back with a new star, and while it looks like nothing has changed about the series' tone or construction, somehow it all seems fresher.
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Cory Gardner, two younger Republicans, stumped on behalf of Rubio, trying to underscore his message that the party needs a fresher face and a new generation of leaders.
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What this bill really does is to bring active support to this great national asset, to make fresher the winds of art in this great land of ours.
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Nestle is the biggest player in a packaged food industry hit by a slowdown in emerging markets, falling prices in developed markets and consumers demanding fresher, healthier products.
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In changing the style of Rubicon, Mr. Bascaules is in accord with Mr. Coppola, who said he preferred a wine that was fresher, more elegant, with less alcohol.
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He seems fresher because Rivian missed out on the EV-startup surge of the 2010s — a fortunate thing, as most of those startups, save for Tesla, have vanished.
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Instead, many hopefuls venture northwest toward Sandy Creek and other streams like it, where the crowds are smaller and the fish, having just left the lake, are fresher.
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Though maybe a bit fresher in our minds than others, L.A. Noire returned with its police procedural, and a look into the troubled mind of detective Cole Phelps.
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By this I mean they need to aim for some feeling fresher and more original than awe, which feels blazingly new when one encounters it but actually isn't.
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Now comes what quite likely will be the harder part: taking on the No. 1-ranked Nadal, who should be the fresher man, in a Friday night semifinal.
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Objectively, Wood said, he knew why he was pulled: The Astros had several dangerous right-handed hitters due up, and Roberts had stronger, fresher arms to face them.
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If The Weekly and the Times itself are to succeed in this era, they will have to reckon with that commitment and find fresher ways of addressing audiences.
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But fresher-faced Democrats can reasonably ask their party's voters if they really want to go into battle against Trump carrying the weight of decades of political insiderdom?
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"The air seems fresher," he said of the neighborhood, though he also noted that a surge in deer ticks and Lyme disease cases have come with the territory.
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But there is some air you actually can control An air purifier removes most of the pollutants from your indoor air, ultimately leaving you with fresher, cleaner air.
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There are lots of nibbles on the bar counter, and everything is much fresher than in economy — on offer when I looked around were fruit skewers and cakes ...
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Cold or saline water sinks, while warm or fresher water rises, and large bodies of sinking or rising water provide the engine that drives currents around the world.
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Many said they found Mr. Yang's ideas to be fresher, and some thought he might be better able to compromise with Republicans in Congress to get legislation passed.
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Not only do we want our food to be fresher and faster than ever, we want it to be healthier, tastier, and somehow more socially and environmentally conscious.
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Not only can I get a week´s worth of fruits and vegetables for about $10, it is locally grown, so it is fresher and has fewer preservatives.
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The Finnish driver has met the call once already in the first three races, letting team mate Hamilton chase Ferrari's eventual winner Sebastian Vettel on fresher tyres in Bahrain.
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The U.S. economy grew faster than originally reported in the third quarter, but fresher data show that growth is slowing sharply in the final three months of the year.
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McDonald's has embarked on a massive renovation program for 12,000 U.S. restaurants, introducing new decor, touch-screen kiosks, app-based delivery and equipment to store and use fresher ingredients.
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For consumers, these digital tea sellers offer not just fresher teas, but an easy way to buy a premium selection that is tough to find on the high street.
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We like products that give us what we already know, but fresher, and we like nonfiction books that tell us what we already think, but elegantly, and with evidence.
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We're not going to make it downtown, but we're more open to making changes, making it fresher and a little bit more our way while still keeping [the legacy].
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When you talk about going into a situation where it's a fresh start, I don't think it got any fresher than this, where going in, you don't know anyone.
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New changes also included adding more high-margin "gourmet" burgers, which use fresher and more expensive ingredients and cost $6 or $7, and new $1 to $3 value options.
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Whereas if you come a little fresher, and a little more naive, you can look all over the place, whether it's labeled or not, and find your own surprises.
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Director Taika Waititi puts Chris Hemsworth's considerable comedy chops to good use, resulting in a version of the character that feels fresher and looser than anything we've seen before.
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Unrefined jars come stamped with a seal of "virgin" or "extra-virgin," and are generally regarded as the "healthier" of the two options — because they are fresher and unprocessed.
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More than 10 years later, we're beginning to hear an even fresher sound—one that feels like it truly represents what it means to be black and British today.
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Third Point's investment comes as Nestle and its packaged goods rivals grapple with slowing emerging markets, pressure on prices and consumers shifting from traditional brands toward healthier, fresher fare.
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On the other hand, a good tower fan moves lots of air and makes a room feel cooler and fresher, but is not in fact making the air cleaner.
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The Finnish driver has met the call once already in the first three races, letting team mate Hamilton chase Ferrari's eventual winner Sebastian Vettel on fresher tires in Bahrain.
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Showrunner Angela Kang's ability to juggle such a large cast of characters while investing in original story lines separate from the comic help make "TWD" feel fresher than ever.
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If there was any dissent from the commentariat, it came from those suggesting that Mr. Bush might be supplanted by a fresher, but still establishment, face, like Marco Rubio.
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With fresher faces like James Cleverly, Johnny Mercer and Tom Tugendhat emerging, Mr. Johnson's best chance of winning the party leadership might be a quick contest before March 2019.
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Although a standard Queen in the main house with a city view goes for as little as $250 in summer, I suggest upgrading to the more private, fresher rooms.
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The ample bathroom features a Victorian nautical motif, with brass fixtures, lighting so flattering I seemed to look fresher at midnight than I had all day, and wavy tile.
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"I think that's something that gave me confidence in the second — was toward the end of the second set, I felt like I was the fresher player," she said.
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Serving hungry beach-goers since 1972, it's owned and operated by commercial fishermen, so the fish and seafood is fresher and better cooked than anything you've ever had elsewhere.
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Savings from discontinuing unprofitable passenger car models in North America will help pay for a fresher lineup of models, new electric vehicles and technology-driven ventures, Bill Ford said.
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For a fresher taste, whiz fresh cranberries, a whole orange (rind and all), a handful of pecans and honey in a food processor for a crunchy cranberry orange relish.
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Susskind doesn't have all the answers, but he does point us to the places where we will need to start doing some fresher thinking than we've done to date.
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"A plurality of older voters line up behind Biden, but others in that age group seem to be looking for a fresher face," said Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murray.
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But that strategy hit a snag with a large consumer products company like Kraft, which is seeing a big competitive threat from a trend for fresher and healthier foods.
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The world's fifth-largest food and beverage company has been forced to adjust its products as shoppers prefer fresher items and those perceived to be healthier over packaged foods.
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Its organizers have hoped that threat would compel her to step aside or broker a compromise aimed at bringing fresher faces to the helm of their newly ascendant party.
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On Sunday night at the Australian Open, Federer, the two-time defending champion, was the one looking across the net at a younger, fresher, more fearless version of himself.
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New changes also included adding more high-margin "gourmet" burgers, which use fresher and more expensive ingredients and cost $6 or $7, and new $1 to $3 value options.
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Kerr recommends throwing some OxiClean in the wash with your fresher pit stains, which should bring them back to as close to brand-new as you can get them.
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In addition to helping your mouth feel fresher, scraping your tongue may also remove pathogens that are associated with gum and cardiovascular diseases, as well as dental decay, she says.
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That's not to say there weren't fresher things this year: 2016 gave us Pokémon Sun and Moon, a digital paradise filled with sunshine, shirtless professors, and pokémon in aloha wear.
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You might consider borrowing the minimal toppings idea and adapting it to include fresher options such as slices of a hard-boiled egg or a few slices of bell pepper.
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As bars and snacking have exploded in popularity, Perfect Snacks continues to distinguish itself by the refrigeration its products require, which the Keith family says helps offer a fresher product.
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The premise is fresher than that short description can do justice to, but there's a lot of truly disturbing psychological horror here, alongside some brilliant, devious, and very creative imagery.
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Whether you're someone who owns 10 different bottles for every season or you stick to one body spray year-round, it's safe to say spring requires something a bit fresher.
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The researchers believe this style of meditation trains your brain to hold competing thoughts at the same time, allowing you to make new connections—and, with luck, inspire fresher ideas.
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Some of those owners didn't like each, and because I was a good 15 years younger than all of them, my younger, fresher look at things made a big difference.
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That was the longest run at the end, and those guys caught us on their fresher tires, but just to be in position to win the Southern 2179 is great.
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If restaurants serve fewer but more expensive meals, it pushes up inflation and lowers GDP, even if this reflects changes, such as fresher ingredients or fewer tables, that customers want.
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A growing number of chefs and business people are working to bring fresher, healthier food to neighborhoods where KFC, Popeyes and McDonald's have long reigned as the closest restaurant options.
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As a matter of fact, studies have shown no benefit in terms of outcome or survival when fresher red blood cells are transfused as opposed to older red blood cells.
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We had a little bit fresher tires than he did and were able to make the move on the outside there and just caught everything perfect, and I'm so thankful.
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Turning villains into anti-heroes may be all the rage today, but it was much fresher idea when Gardner published Grendel in 1971, and the novel still holds up today.
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If Mr. Nail isn't in a rush, he requests that his meal is delivered in courses because the food tastes fresher and the dining experience feels more special and leisurely.
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The rise of the $60 billion fast-casual sector, offering a fresher, healthier alternative to fast food for a premium price, suggests that such a shift is already well underway.
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As a result, it looked like crisp-white tips were the official manicure of the season, but then Kate Hudson appeared to prove that glacial blue is so much fresher.
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The venture follows a portfolio review aimed at improving Nestle's performance, which has been weakened by slowing emerging markets, a change in consumer tastes toward fresher foods, and heightened competition.
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"A few of them are now cultivated in California, which makes them cheaper and fresher," said T. J. Murphy, the chief executive of Baldor, a major produce importer and distributor.
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Not only do they keep your skin looking fresher than fresh, but also they won't visibly melt off your face like a matte finish (because let's be honest, humidity is real).
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Nothing against you, sweater dresses and all-black everything, but we're heading in a new direction; we're packing up some of our tired-out essentials and adding in some fresher pieces.
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While the sandwiches here (25,000 dong) are no longer the gold standard—other vendors have fresher cabbage and more succulent meat—the tiny shop offers a glimpse into Hanoi culinary history.
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U.S. restaurant chains, including Yum, are trying to keep up in a tough restaurant industry by revamping menus to include fresher ingredients in popular items, while also dishing out value meals.
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Today we're pleased to announce that the boys are back with some fresh tunes and an even fresher visual to re-whet your appetite for their new EP landing in January.
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Yet "Tangerine," despite its small scale, quirky premise and even quirkier characters, is fresher, funnier and more humane in its outlook than more expensively mounted comedies dare to be these days.
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This mounted dispenser makes it easier to pour grains or beans than it would be from a bag or box, and the airtight seal of the containers also keeps food fresher.
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"We are fresher and our greens last 20 to 30 percent longer than those grown outside the area," said Mr. Albert, who co-owns the farm with his wife, Lindsay Sidlauskas.
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"What we're all wondering ... is if it will take a turn for the worse in terms of hazards if fresher, hotter magma makes it to the surface," Neal told reporters Friday.
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As I wrote with my colleague Reid Epstein over the weekend, the energy seems to be with the two fresher faces, who used the dinner as a display of organizational force.
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Store-based retailers must approach the current situation — a rapidly evolving environment — with a fresher approach and a strategy that keeps the threat of digital dominance top of mind, Goldman said.
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The goal of the latter was to help Campbell escape the doldrums of the center aisle of the grocery store, as today's shoppers head to fresher foods that surround the perimeter.
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I checked the apple this morning, a week and a half after slicing it up, and it still looks fresher than most apples just an hour or two after being cut.
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Muchova exploited her serve-and-volley tactics to great effect to rattle Svitolina but the Ukrainian knew she could count on much fresher legs to carry her over the finishing line.
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Pitches today will span products that help businesses leverage drones for delivery, keep food fresher with RFIDs, personalize the cost of healthcare, increase crop yields and yes, manage their cloud infrastructure.
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The investments that Intel Capital makes, in contrast, are a fresher and more optimistic aspect of the company's operations: they represent hopes and possibilities that still have everything to play for.
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Some changes ought to have lowered weights: the availability of cheaper, fresher fruits and vegetables; the popularity of walking and gyms; increased nutrition education in schools, and improvements to school lunches.
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After logging another run the next morning, he acknowledged that his legs didn't feel as if he'd just run 20 miles the day prior and felt much fresher than he anticipated.
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Four new U.S. and Caribbean meetings have joined the North America schedule, providing alternatives to traveling to Europe for competitions and offering athletes a chance to be fresher for the Olympics.
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That's a fresher topic and doesn't take as much time to explain: Biden stood with Obama for eight years, while Bloomberg repeatedly criticized him until it became politically useful to switch.
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The Kings looked like the fresher team early, leading by one after the first quarter and building a seven-point lead on Trevor Ariza's 3-pointer early in the second quarter.
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Evertz, Swain, and Wurmfeld have invented their own admittedly hermetic interrogatory systems (borne out by their coded titles), yet the deeper they burrow into them, the fresher the air they breathe.
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The iPhone 8 and 8 Plus look pretty much the same as their predecessors, but they have a new back cover that's coated in glass and gives them a somewhat fresher look.
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The 21 230/21-mile race, the Triple Crown&aposs longest leg, will pose a distance challenge against a likely field of fresher, rested horses out to deny a bid for history.
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Newly-elected London Mayor Sadiq Khan described them as "ignorant" and brushed off the candidate's fresher comments that he would make an exception for Khan and allow him to enter the country.
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Les Bleues now looked fresher but at the end of a quick counter-attack by Brazil, Debihna's shot beat Bouhaddi, only for Griedge Mbock to clear the ball away from the line.
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It would become most apparent when a customer (either slyly seeking to get fresher food or legitimately concerned about their blood pressure) would walk in and ask for fries with no salt.
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General Motors Co is poised to make the largest U.S. market share gains in the coming years, because of a fresher lineup, including new versions of its mainline pickup trucks, Stoddard said.
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Or, if you don't have an infection or odor, but want to use these products to "feel fresher," then they can introduce irritation that wasn't there to begin with, Dr. Pomeranz says.
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But as your skinny jeans have been replaced with baggier styles, your fall miniskirts have become fall midis, and those little woolen socks are now fishnets, you're craving something a little fresher.
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That means that every Pixel has a top-of-the-line chip when it's released, but within 5 months there are other Android phones with much better chips and often fresher designs.
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U.S. restaurant chains are focusing on mobile ordering and pickup services, while sprucing up their menu by adding more value meals and fresher ingredients to compete better in a crowded restaurant industry.
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My finished stir-fry had a slightly fresher taste than my past attempts where I used sesame oil, and the coconut flavor mixed nicely with the addition of soy sauce and ginger.
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That meant Verstappen, who had the advantage of fresher tyres, dropped from fourth to fifth in a race he could have won and that went instead to Australian team mate Daniel Ricciardo.
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Uncle Ben's death scene, for example, felt a lot fresher when we saw it for the first time in 2002, before The Amazing Spider-Man did it all over again in 2012.
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" She continued, "Whether in serious dramas like Enemy of the State or whimsical animated productions like Shark Tale, or as part of an iconic musical duo when he was a fresher talent.
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Fresher ingredients help us steer clear of harmful preservatives (sodium nitrite, which helps meat feign a tasty color, or carminic acid, aka bug juice) that are added to our Taco Bell quesadillas.
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This neonatal green garlic is a boon for those enthralled by the stinking rose, yet it's mellower and fresher than the white, papery heads you get during the rest of the year.
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The Stem Cellular Exfoliating Peel Spray ($52) from Juice Beauty is a gentle exfoliant that uses all-natural ingredients to slough off dead skin and reveal fresher, brighter looking skin in seconds.
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Perhaps the three accused men have also taken a lesson from the president: that if they hunker down and withstand the outrage, the news cycle will eventually move on to fresher meat.
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Leadership turnover, not surprisingly, slowed product development, four employees said, and Vine quickly fell behind the fresher features of its competitors, like some of Instagram's GIF-like animated photos and trademark filters.
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While those techniques are great for bringing out the best in meat stews, a late-season vegetable stew should taste as if it's tumbling toward spring, alive with fresher, brighter, punchier flavors.
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Had Mr. Rubio succeeded, he would simply have encouraged his party to believe that all it needs is a cosmetic makeover — a fresher, younger face to sell the same old defunct orthodoxy.
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It takes cues from the artists he grew up listening to as the child of immigrant parents in Montreal, but it also sounds fresher than anything you'll find on the radio today.
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I show people things like ways of keeping their produce fresher longer, and different ways to use every last bit of the piece of fruit or vegetable they buy in those classes.
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Brands like Blue Bottle are classified as third-wave because they're made with higher-quality fresher beans that are roasted locally, thus are considered more artisanal — and are most expensive, he said.
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The key was differentiating between older, slower-moving lava oozing through cracks and fissures in the Earth and fresher, hotter lava that likely was being pumped up from far below the surface.
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Either he can step back out of the political limelight, and let fresher, less freighted public figures take forward his call for voters to "rise up" against the costs and dislocations of Brexit.
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When he arrived on Capitol Hill in 2003 as the youngest member of the caucus Pelosi created the "thirty something group" to showcase fresher faces and asked Ryan to help lead the group.
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Spring is in the air, and with the new season comes an updated selection of Netflix shows that are trying to turn reboots of the same old stories into fresher, more diverse stories.
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However, we also know from Selina Wang, the research director at UC Davis Olive Center, that we should try to use olive oil as soon as we buy it because fresher is better.
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This fresher water means the top few metres of the bay are much less well mixed than is the norm in oceans—and thus that the sea-surface temperature can vary more quickly.
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Then, I add a sweep of blusher — it's a super-quick way to make your face look fresher and more alive (use one with a touch of shimmer to get a highlighter effect).
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"Customers perceive local to be fresher," he told reporters after Morrisons beat forecasts with an 2700 percent rise in 22018-1700 profit and paid a special dividend, reflecting its confidence in the future.
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The latter also name-checked warhorses like Amon Amarth, Carcass, and Crowbar while nodding to fresher meat like Gatecreeper and Full of Hell, as well as Noisey faves King Woman and Lingua Ignota.
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"With fresher, hotter magma, there's the potential that the lava flows can move with greater ease and therefore cover more area," US Geological Survey geologist Janet Babb told CNN affiliate Hawaii News Now.
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That will never be the case at this low-key haunt for hops nerds in Clinton Hill, where the walls are totally bare and the beer tastes much fresher than the average draught.
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As others concluded, the best wines were often moderately sweet whites high in acid and fresher, savory reds with few tannins, although he tolerates more fruit in the reds than Mr. Parr does.
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Analysts expect the fresh-beef push, along with moves to ditch artificial ingredients in popular items such as chicken nuggets, to bolster sales by addressing consumer demand for simpler, "cleaner" and fresher ingredients.
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While we're not sure exactly how many inches of bright blonde highlights were snipped away before the shot was taken, we do know that Duff's very long, blonde hair has never looked fresher.
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PAHOA, Hawaii – Lava oozing out of cracks for two weeks in rural Hawaii neighborhoods took on new characteristics as fresher magma mixed with decades-old magma, sending a flow toward the ocean Saturday.
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A little fresher on these minds is last season, when the Mets' powerhouse pitching staff, led by Matt Harvey, Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard, dominated the Cubs, sweeping them out of the playoffs.
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The groom, 32, is the head of farm development at Bowery Farming, an agricultural technology company based in New York that builds and operates vertical farms to deliver fresher produce to urban areas.
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The groom, 183653, is the head of farm development at Bowery Farming, an agricultural technology company based in New York that builds and operates vertical farms to deliver fresher produce to urban areas.
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In retrospect, I think her best approach would have been as an alternative to Joe Biden — younger, fresher, more dynamic and more progressive than him but unabashedly more moderate than Warren or Sanders.
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In an interview Tuesday with CNBC, CEO Jeff Gennette said same-store sales were up 3 percent in January, as the company had fresher merchandise in stores and less carryover from the holidays.
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Musk had shaken awake the electric car market with bold thinking and a tech-heavy approach, and this even fresher concept galvanized a coterie of startups to gather funding and realize the whoosh.
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"If it were any fresher it would still be swimming in the ocean" is the operating principle at Miami Beach's Stiltsville Fish Bar, with its faux-beach shack layout and locally sourced menu.
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And although the game badly needs a fresher aesthetic, it does have one clever feature I haven't found anywhere else: the standard multiplayer "lobby" is a literal lobby, or at least a spacious lounge.
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It's great for warm weather (while still offering some coverage), it's office appropriate, but can also be dressed up for an after-work martini, and it feels way fresher than yet another wrap dress.
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Aerofarms, BrightFarms, Bowery Farming and Freight Farms are all developing indoor farming systems that purport to provide better, fresher, cheaper produce at a fraction of the cost of organics and with a similar footprint.
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" The Predators appeared to have fresher legs for most of Monday night, when the announced crowd of 11,671 grew so frustrated with the Islanders that it briefly began a chant of "LET'S GO METS!
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But while grocery chains struggled to maintain their customer base, they also were challenged by the growth of consumers who are now searching for fresher, more sustainably raised produce and fresh meat and seafood.
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The past 10 years of TV are awash with programming that delivered newer, fresher takes on Seinfeldian characters, from obvious predecessors like It's Always Sunny to stealth impersonators like How I Met Your Mother.
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Speaking at the time, he said that he would remain active and that it was "impossible" for him to retire but he did concede that younger people with fresher ideas should lead the business.
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"I've worked at relaunching three established brands now and I've enjoyed doing that, but at this moment, doing something completely new seems fresher to me, and in many ways seems easier," he told Vogue.
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Fresher faces like Lauren Duca, the viral liberal talking head who popularized the idea that Trump is gaslighting America, participated in panels like "The Future is Female" and signed copies of her new book.
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And they are not the only ones in contention: Fresher names such as Simone Rocha and Grace Wales Bonner are also recognized (though again, both of them have won British Fashion Council awards before).
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As for the Lynx, Maya Moore, who turns 28 in June, already ranks sixteenth all-time in win shares, and rested this past off-season so she'd be even fresher for the WNBA season.
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While the chemical mix is safe to consume, there are worries it is being used to bleach seafood like squid, octopus, and cuttlefish, in order to make it appear fresher than it actually is.
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For those who haven't changed their passwords in years, the ruse could appear more realistic, and the hustle itself may become fine-tuned as the perpetrators weave in fresher bits of stolen user data.
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From beginnings in Oscar + Martin and Brothers Hand Mirror, to his collaboration with Andras Fox—Andras & Oscar—and his four solo EPs, each release has bettered the last with fresher and more confident sounds.
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Yet this has made it almost impossible for a dozen or so lesser-known, but fresher and perhaps more imposing moderates, such as Ms Klobuchar and the rest, to get much of a hearing.
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Both Mr. Sanders and Mr. Biden have been seeking to take control of a race that has been shaken and shaped for much of the year by candidates with fresher faces and new ideas.
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A positive interpretation of these latest developments is that Trump is someone who's willing to adjust to a deeper, fresher understanding of events, to pivot in accordance with circumstances, to learn and to evolve.
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"We believe a more balanced casino floor of 28503-22019 suppliers would bring about healthy competition, and a fresher, more customer-responsive offering," Patti Doyle, a spokeswoman for Twin River, said in an email.
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He recognized that the work in it (including a 40-page prose section lamenting the remote mother who told him he'd been unwanted) was fresher, more radical and original than anything he'd done before.
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Florida, the fresher team since it had been off since Monday, outshot Dallas 15-7 in the first period, and the Stars were fortunate to trail only 2-1 after the first 20 minutes.
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"[We help] city dwellers eat fresher, healthier home-style meals with the convenience of fast food delivered to your doorstep," explains FoodChéri co-founder and CEO Patrick Asdaghi, who was previously CMO of La Fourchette.
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According to van der Meer, the eels really had a field day when the water in the IJsselmeer became fresher after the completion of the big Afsluitdijk dam, which separated the lake from the sea.
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Blue liner and shadow both recall a distinctly Studio 54 kind of vibe, but 2019 has ushered in some of Hollywood's biggest stars rocking a fresher take on the trend: swipes of electric blue mascara.
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You might be tempted to pair a vampy winter lip with powdered, matte skin or even a smoky eye, but it's actually much fresher and more modern to leave the rest of your face alone.
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Not only is it fresher than the cat costumes you and your best friend have worn for the past three years, but they probably already own all the important parts, save for the necessary manicure.
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Trying to come up with writers that were perhaps fresher, Deitch mentioned Jason Farago (who like Smith also writes for the New York Times) and Sarah Lehrer Graiwer who writes a good deal for Artforum.
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But with Pence forbidden by Indiana law to run for VP and governor simultaneously, he won't be on the ballot — giving the GOP a chance to put a fresher, more popular face in his place.
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Alongside a photo of the quote, "You never really see how toxic someone is until you breathe fresher air," Kardashian, 31, penned a lengthy caption about the importance of removing toxic people from your life.
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While swimmers will be absent, athletics will be represented with a new, team competition instead of the traditional individual events, in an effort to attract a younger audience with a fresher and shorter competition format.
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To be clear, he's a huge fan of veggies — Barber is a James Beard award-winning chef with two New York restaurants — but he believes most of them could be fresher, tastier, and more nutritious.
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Nestle is under shareholder pressure to accelerate sales after six years of slowing growth, with the sector struggling as consumers seek fresher foods and flock to new, independent brands seen as healthier or more ethical.
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"The end of the investigation will allow the bank to focus on achieving its strategic targets and to return, during the course of the year, to distributing dividends," the bank's chief executive, Eldad Fresher, said.
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The party should take a close look at this senator to see if there is someone fresher and with new perspectives who might be a perfect fit to run in the era of Trump. Sen.
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The company says their product will benefit consumers, retailers, and farmers alike, as farmers can now pick produce when it's ripe rather than prematurely harvesting—which means fresher fruits and vegetables for folks at home.
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"Production data released on Wednesday (in the United States) will offer a fresher clue on which direction prices are going," Ma Kun, general manager of Energy and Chemicals at Bank of China International Futures said.
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We've told you how the Italian Health Ministry has effectively sanctioned the practice of washing seafood with a mixture of water and hydrogen peroxide in order to make it appear fresher than it really is.
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The world's fifth largest food and beverage company addressed its plans to react to the shift in demand toward fresher foods and items perceived to be healthier after it reported stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings.
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Mr. Johnson's prospects of taking over are falling, not rising, with fresher contenders emerging, including the new home secretary, Sajid Javid, who, as the son of an immigrant bus driver, might broaden the party's appeal.
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The same is true at the local market: I can't count the number of times I've asked the fishmonger for tuna, only for him to suggest that I opt for cod instead, because it's fresher.
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"The ugliness has a real beauty to it," Chris Law, a young men's wear pundit whose Fresher Than Chris style site was deemed one of the top 25 blogs of 2018 by The Fashion Spot.
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Jekka McVicar, who runs an herb farm in England and has written seven books on the topic, says that for better or worse, culinary authorities have been successful in indoctrinating us that fresher is better.
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Swiftwick uses a moisture-wicking synthetic underneath your foot and mesh on top to most efficiently move moisture out of your shoe, which will keep your feet feeling fresher, and reduce the chance of blisters.
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The procedure's popularity is "likely due to unfounded claims that the treatment would leave feet smoother and smelling fresher, increase circulation, eliminate fungus and bacteria, and treat psoriasis and eczema," Dr. Lipner wrote in her paper.
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It seems that not a day now passes in which Washington reporters don't dig up an old statement or tweet of Trump's and discover a contradiction with a fresher statement or tweet from the President-elect.
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The latest series is arguably the best one yet, offering a whole new side to the Marvel Cinematic Universe that feels fresher and more interesting than anything that's appeared on the big screen in some time.
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"What will take a turn for the worse in terms of hazard is if hotter, fresher magma makes it to the surface, and that could be what is coming," Neal told a conference call on Friday.
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Pair a faded, light jacket (worn up a size or two for a laid-back effect) with medium-wash, slightly destroyed jeans for a much fresher approach — a mono-fabric look that won't totally overwhelm you.
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The idea isn't just to produce fresher and better tasting produce and re-introduce forgotten or rare varieties, but to disrupt the supply chain as a whole, which remains inefficient and produces a lot of waste.
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Imparato suggests mischievous eaters frequent their local community-owned Tex-Mex, Indian, and Chinese food spots, where cooks likely use "real cheese, better meat quality, and fresher vegetables" than convenient but ultra-processed fast food chains.
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By staying in the background, for now, Loeb is giving Schneider time to steer Europe's most valuable company through its weakest growth in more than two decades, as consumers ditch processed foods for fresher, healthier options.
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As consumers also look for fresher foods and more organic and natural offerings, shelf space in the supermarket center aisles, long dominated by big brands like Kellogg, Kraft Heinz and Campbell Soup — is also simply shrinking.
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Boston, 4-1 at home and 5-2 on the road on the back ends, plays at least nine men and sometimes 10 every game, leaving players fresher for the toughest parts of the NBA schedule.
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By switching out your sports bra or worn-out college tee for a fresher (but just as functional) crop top, you'll realize that getting dressed for the gym can look just as good as anything else.
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Despite facing off against dangerous opponents, Felder took those two aforementioned fights on short notice which could explain why he came up short on those occasions as he was outworked and outpaced by his fresher opponents.
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And the occasional geek references only reinforce the idea that something has gone awry: Class clearly owes more to Buffy than Doctor Who, but Buffy, which just turned 20, somehow feels newer and fresher than Class.
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The result was a set of wines that on the whole were far fresher than they might have been 10 years ago, with lower levels of alcohol, and flavors that went beyond simple power and fruitiness.
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This year, with Passover falling so late in April, I'm offering a brisket recipe that's brighter and fresher than anything your grandmother may have done with her carrots and onion soup mix, but just as satisfying.
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This will keep things fresher, help prepare you for work on the road during travel, and also help you keep up your interpersonal skills for that time when you may again work in an office setting.
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Although rising U.S. yields lent some support for the dollar, the U.S. currency lacked momentum as investors are focusing more on a fresher theme of exit from stimulus in other economies, such as the euro zone.
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Consumers' quest for fresh is compounded by competition from private-label brands, demands to lower prices and Amazon's impending purchase of Whole Foods — which is seen accelerating both price pressure and the shift to fresher food.
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Kanye, Kim and Adidas partnered with families across the country Friday to create homemade lemonade stands hawking fresh drinks, and even fresher kicks ... and all the proceeds are being donated to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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Among the new United Business card's fresher perks is the fact that each account year you make seven United flight travel-related purchases totaling $53 or more each using your card, you receive a $100 statement credit.
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Click on to browse the collection (our favorites are the ones with contrasting half-circles on the sides), and let us know in the comments below: Will you be swapping your beat-up sneaks for something fresher?
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That strategy, underlined by last year's naming of a healthcare veteran as CEO, comes as the whole packaged food sector battles a slowdown from a new generation of savvy consumers that are eating fresher and healthier foods.
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I found that the Moscow location of the fast-food restaurant was a step up from its counterparts in the US.The ordering process was streamlined, the food tasted fresher and more flavorful, and the space was cleaner.
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MELBOURNE, July 18 (Reuters) - Australian swimmer Cameron McEvoy has dropped the 200 metres freestyle from his schedule at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics to be fresher for his bids for gold in the 100m and relay events.
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She said, 'Your skin will look younger and fresher and be healthier the rest of your life if you protect it from the sun — not only will you not get skin cancer but you'll get less wrinkles.
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Orient yourself around the landmark Sultan Mosque, now 241 years old, yet looking fresher than ever, thanks to the 2275 face-lift that put an extra shine on its golden domes while preserving the original timber door.
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The idea of a zombie comedy simply felt fresher in 2009, before Warm Bodies and Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and The Dead Don't Die and iZombie and Santa Clarita Diet and so on and so forth.
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Proponents of limiting the impeachment inquiry argue that the Ukraine case makes for a fresher, simpler case to make to voters, but also that it could create space for national security-minded Republicans to cross party lines.
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Sure, many Democratic voters deemed him the most electable alternative at a juncture when snatching back the White House mattered infinitely more to them than any romance with a figure fresher and more inspiring than he is.
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Mr. Cuomo and Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey, Sherrod Brown of Ohio and Kamala D. Harris of California, among others, are thought to be on a short, if still amorphous, list of fresher options for 2020.
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"We decided to shorten the bench a bit and come back (fresher) for the next one," Karlsson told reporters, with Boucher admitting as much in resting fellow defenseman Cody Ceci and forward Derick Brassard in the final period.
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For weeks, geologists have warned that hotter, fresher magma from Kilauea's summit would run underground and emerge some 25 miles east in the lower Puna district, where older, cooler lava has already destroyed 44 homes and other structures.
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But after consulting with Nielsen and the companies themselves, "the downturn is indeed a reflection of ongoing consumer behavior favoring fresher foods in the perimeter of the store," Bernstein analyst Alexia Howard said in a research note Monday.
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As such, he is a fresher, faster, and probably more powerful man than Shogun is, and so this fight quickly becomes unappealing for the exact same reason that it's unappealing to imagine Shogun against Rumble, Cormier or Jones.
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But whether it's a former vice president or the runner-up in the previous election cycle's primary, the candidate who is perceived as running for president because it's "their turn" tends to flame out against a fresher face.
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Aesthetically, the hotel still has the traditional 18th-century French décor that its guests are familiar with, but the difference now, according to both Mr. Boyens and Mr. Despont, is that there is a lighter, fresher feel throughout.
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Even if Avatar 2 were to give the 3D box office a shot in the arm, it's unlikely that the enterprise is considered worth saving when other, fresher opportunities to put butts in seats are in the offing.
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That doesn't mean that Legion is a perfect show — the finale feels a bit like letdown compared with the revelation that was episode seven — but it's definitely fresher and more thrilling than any other superhero offering this year.
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The trumpeter (and, at this festival, organizer) Dave Douglas has assembled a stylistically ambitious lineup for this year's Festival of New Trumpet Music, welcoming some of the best-known trumpeters in improvised music as well as fresher faces.
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Campbell's plan would essentially unwind its effort to branch out from its historical strength in packaged food, which included the $1.55 billion acquisition of the juice maker Bolthouse Farms, amid a shift in consumer tastes toward fresher fare.
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Warren, 70, a crusading reformer of the financial system, is in the same generation as Biden, who first ran for president in the 1980s, but campaigns with the relentless energy of a fresher figure on the national stage.
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But there are some fresher faces worth watching as well, including University of Baltimore professor F. Michael Higginbotham, who's running a well-funded campaign thanks to loaning himself more than half a million dollars; and state lawmakers Del.
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But for your next manicure, you're definitely thinking something more seasonal... With October in full swing, we've already started to tap into those fall nail-polish trends — and luckily, the colors coming into focus are fresher than ever.
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But there are some fresher faces worth watching as well, including University of Baltimore professor F. Michael Higginbotham — who's running a well-funded campaign thanks to loaning himself more than half a million dollars — and state lawmakers Del.
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Fresher is Aleksandar Denic's incredibly cryptic, complex and detailed drawing "Landing at Normandy" (2004) which at first glance looks like an automatized abstract network, but is in fact a representational osmotic membrane made up of tiny invading soldiers.
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However, having Barton come in totally blind is sure to make her storyline that much fresher, and hopefully provide the shake-up this reunion needs to not just invoke nostalgia, but also attract an obsessed audience all over again.
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But, should you be too busy and want a fresher option than something that's been sitting in the grocery aisle for possibly months at room temperature conditions, Little Spoon offers an alternative — at least in New York for now.
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This has made for a tough time in the packaged goods space, as shoppers are also seeking healthier, fresher foods in stores, and are buying fewer processed goods from the center of the store and the frozen food aisle.
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You can save money, you can have fresher herbs, and you don't have to grab the car because the recipe ain't going to work because Gordon Ramsay told you that you have to have dill and parsley and mint.
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Now most industry experts think the company needs to show that it is finally in a position to rein in competitors that have been stealing customers away with fresher technology delivered over the internet, a concept called cloud computing.
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I find that the produce at the farmers market is much fresher than what you find in the grocery store — this makes it a better deal because it lasts longer in the fridge, so very little goes to waste.
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It's not a six-inch chop that everyone in your office will notice (and comment on) immediately, but simply a dusting of dead, split ends that will make you feel like a fresher, healthier, and happier version of yourself.
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Food will be pulled just-in-time to meet demand (fresher food), less inventory will be needed (cheaper food) and decentralized, distributed delivery models will decrease the time it takes perishable food to get to market (less food waste).
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Whether he's reimagining classic pop-rave samples or looping budget funk basslines, the project seems to be about luxuriating in familiar sounds, finding a way to make things you've heard before feel fresher than you could have ever imagined.
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The book is the fourth in a series; our reviewer, Ken Tucker, writes that it has "a fresher crackle" than its predecessors, "a more vigorous snap to its hard-boiled frost," which he attributes in part to the translation.
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"Kitbull" benefits from being a little more rough around the edges than your usual Pixar short, but adorable animals are still a familiar sight in this category, and the specificity of "Hair Love" distinguishes it as a fresher pick.
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Fast-casual restaurants, from small ones like Breads Bakery to chains like Sweetgreen, are the quickest-growing segment of the dining business, combining speedy service with food that they claim is fresher and higher quality than traditional fast food.
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After the emergence of punk, the idea of designing costly, specialized covers like theirs was antithetical to surviving in the music industry, given the legions of kids ready to tear down the dinosaurs of rock for a fresher and bolder sound.
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These chemical compounds, also found in chemical peels, work their magic through a process called chemical exfoliation, which sloughs away dead skin and encourages new cell turnover, for fresher, clearer skin over time without the abrasiveness of physical exfoliants. Chemicals!
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The advantage that Barack Obama had in 2008, and Bernie Sanders has now, is that they were relatively unknown to the broader public, so they could craft an identity that seemed fresher than Clinton's and better-suited to the moment.
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After this summer's Cars 3, it'll be Pixar's second release of the year, but seeing as this movie is the only film slated that isn't a sequel, this one will likely be the showcase for the studio's newer and fresher ideas.
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I would put a fresher bite image in but they are pretty horrible looking, so maybe go Google at your own risk (Image: CDC/Pubic Domain)Brown recluse spider bites aren't as common as you may think, according to Wired.
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Instead, when your festive-'fit ideas feel about as stale as a gingerbread house on January 1, open your mind to a fresher approach — one that also saves you from having to deal with the aftermath of an F4 indoor tornado.
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In their semi-final victory over England, however, it was the Croatians who seemed able to find a hidden gear in the extra period, looking fresher and stronger despite their exertions of needing penalties to get past Denmark and Russia.
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We had to work through that, but I think at the end we got in position, because Tony Gibson made a good call and put us on fresher tires than the competition, and it was the old fun Bristol for me.
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It could be argued that Cikatic won because he was fresher than Hoost and had the easier path to the final, but in a stand alone match two years later the then forty year old Cikatic did the same again.
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In Best Worst Thing…, Price interrogates the musical's demise by dissecting old video and contrasting interviews with his fellow cast members—Jim Walton, Ann Morrison, Sally Klein, and Jason Alexander, among others—with footage of their former, fresher-faced selves.
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Vettel made two pitstops, the first catching the mechanics by surprise, and used his fresher tires to put a late move on Hamilton, who had qualified second but started fourth after collecting a penalty for impeding Kimi Raikkonen in qualifying.
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Though I find his plays fresher when he writes for female protagonists instead of male ones — the women here are basically tchotchkes — Mr. Guare need not have worried about the friskiness of his imagination or the seaworthiness of his craft.
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The sautéed skate splashed with Manzanilla could not be fresher or more skillfully browned, but do the garlic chips and sliced dried chiles on top make this version of a well-known standard one I'll remember a month from now?
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The bottom lineWhether you&aposre a pet parent who needs to customize your dog or cat&aposs diet due to medical concerns or you just want to provide them with better, fresher options, NomNomNow is a great service to try.
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When she announced her presidential run, she was considered a political figure in the shadow of Mr. Sanders on the left and fresher faces toward the center, such as former Representative Beto O'Rourke of Texas and Senator Kamala Harris of California.
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While it is hard to imagine Derek Jeter or Alex Rodriguez ever agreeing to work at a bodega in January, the current campaign is more feasible because the Yankees' roster has turned over and is generally fresher and less grizzled.
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Shares of J.M. Smucker and Hormel Foods fell sharply Thursday after weaker-than-expected earnings as consumers continue to turn down packaged foods in favor fresher offerings, especially as Amazon prepares to take over organic grocery chain Whole Foods Market.
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But if there's a bright spot to look forward to, it's that Fox's Kingman: The Golden Circle, a superhero-esque film whose premise feels much fresher than the studio's X-Men and Wolverine films, is also coming out in 2017.
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Nadal should be fresher than his Japanese opponent, who will be working on short rest after defeating American Tommy Paul in five sets on Wednesday with Daniel edging the seesaw first-round battle 143-1 4-6 4-6 6-2 6-2.
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The annual shareholder meeting comes as the coffee chain counters sluggish performance in its U.S. business through a revamp of its stores and introduction of fresher food and cold brews that has driven market-beating same-store sales in the past two quarters.
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"Wet markets are part of the local culture in Asia, as people believe that meat and produce sold there is fresher and cheaper than in modern retail outlets," said Pavida Pananond, an associate professor of international business at Thammasat University in Bangkok.
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The growlers get fitted with a proprietary, reusable Magic Tap cap that allows the "Virginator" (yes, it's a terrible name) tool to vacuum out the oxygen inside the bottle and replace it with CO2, which should keep the beer fresher for longer.
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Yet even among Iowans who admire Biden and might be inclined to caucus for him when primary season begins in February, there's a sense his argument and his approach might not be enough to beat candidates who are fresher or more progressive.
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It is not impossible to resist, but it's extremely difficult to resist proactively — to continue paying attention to something that has long since been pushed off the front pages when there are so many fresher things to be fixated on and outraged by.
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Here's a 35-year-old version of the news anchor and America's sweetheart in New York City back in 1992 (left) and 26 years later ... the returning Winter Olympics host looking fresher than the morning snow at a party last month (right). Gold!
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If you're a consumer who simply must have the latest and greatest, you might lean toward something a bit fresher (like the HP Spectre, a Mashable Choice laptop that's thin and powerful) rather than a computer that came out early last year.
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Increasingly, pop artists are choosing to work with newer, fresher writers like Jack Antonoff (who last year wrote on St Vincent's MASSEDUCTION, Lorde's Melodrama and Swift's Reputation) , and Julia Michaels, the co-writer of Justin Bieber's "Sorry" and many Selena Gomez singles.
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If you hold up your nose as you drive by McDonald's and Taco Bell on your way to Shake Shack or Panera, you may be under the impression that your dining choice is fresher, healthier, or otherwise superior to its fast-food counterparts.
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And during the wee hours of the morning when the toilet gets a little bit harder to locate, this fresher also doubles as a motion-sensing nightlight to let you find the bowl without having to turn on the dreaded overhead lights.
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Given that the "hot sauce" ingredient in their hot sauce is based on "aged cayenne red peppers," it seems like KFC might be buying Tabasco's below-grade batches and mixing it with xanthan gum and some extra natural flavors for a fresher spin.
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The pair got up with less than a minute remaining and Bajor is visibly tired, coming up short with all of his punches—Moldavsky, on the other hand, was the fresher man and landed a number of punch combinations before the round's close.
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But a few fresher statistics stand out in a city that is nearly evenly split among Hispanics, African Americans, and whites: The report gives voice to persistent black and brown community whispers about a lack of diversity and training among police ranks, too.
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Rose, who counts the 2013 U.S. Open among his 10 wins on the PGA Tour, said he spent time at home last week and the approach has left him a lot fresher going into a course he has competed on three times before.
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Consumer demand for fresher, healthier ingredients has led to a surge in the popularity of farmers' markets and local food co-ops over the last five years, said Bonnie Riggs, a restaurant analyst at the NPD Group, a market information and advisory firm.
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" Axelrod argued Friday that Warren's "unsparing critique of corporate excess and her expansive -- and expensive -- agenda for change mirror those of the reigning left champion, Bernie Sanders, in places" but added that "Warren seems fresher, deeper and more precise in her execution.
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Although some of these old, forgotten kitchen staples are just taking up prime real estate for fresher, more flavorful ingredients, some things that have expired or spoiled can make you feel a bit ill if you continue using them past their prime.
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When you consider that the Democrats' two leading presidential contenders last year were the 69-year-old Hillary Clinton and the 75-year-old Bernie Sanders, it's little wonder that Democrats are frustrated with their party's inability to promote younger and fresher faces.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., wielding a political network cultivated over decades, has been reasserting himself as a party leader, while Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey and Kamala Harris of California have emerged as fresher-faced messengers for the midterms.
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She has traveled widely — sometimes with her father or brothers, often without them — as a fresher face of the family brand, at times convening with foreign dignitaries: an adviser to the Ukrainian president; a governor of Rio de Janeiro; Queen Rania of Jordan.
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With this in mind, we wonder: Could it indeed be time to throw away the Baby with the bathwater for something newer, fresher, with better eyebrows and a teeny helmet, so that we might be adequately shepherded through whichever crisis hits us next?
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Another benefit of the strategy, in their view, is that it creates a fresher way for the caucus to pivot to their own legislative achievements: "Their message of 'look at all the things we're passing' was falling flat," a Democratic congressional aide said.
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Pamela Bryant, a health communications specialist at CDC in Atlanta, said the goal of the maps is to "empower" individuals and policymakers to take steps to prevent obesity, such as by improving access to healthier, fresher foods and recreational options in neighborhoods, schools and offices.
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Sure, maybe you'll stumble upon one where the bread is slightly fresher or they load you up on olives, but otherwise you can expect the same 3-2 game all the time and good luck figuring out which one will have the extra olives.
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As announced earlier this week, Google Images has also launched a redesign on desktop, which features a new ranking algorithm that will prioritize content that is fresher and can be found on pages where the image is important, like a product page, for instance.
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Muguruza is bidding to reach the second week at Roland Garros for the sixth straight year but faces a tricky opponent in the ninth-ranked Svitolina, who is much fresher having received a walkover in the previous round when compatriot Kateryna Kozlova was ill.
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The head of investment at a European consulting firm said ZBB was not the answer for problems ailing Kraft and its packaged food peers, which are suffering as consumers eschew traditional staples like macaroni-and-cheese and bologna for fresher, less-processed or healthier options.
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Nothing against winter, but now that the seasons are gearing up to shift, it feels like an opportune time to do a little switcheroo and swap out our recent mainstays for some fresher pieces that are lighter, brighter, and break a little more sartorial ground.
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Ridden by Mike Smith and trained by Hall of Famer Bob Baffert, Justify has only run five races in his career and will be tested by some fresher horses in the Belmont Stakes, which has often ended the dreams of many Triple Crown hopefuls.
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Nestle had no immediate comment on how tariffs would affect its business, while Anglo-Dutch rival Unilever Plc declined to comment Like other global consumer companies, P&G is already under pressure to boost sales as consumers flock to fresher products and newer brands.
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Wawrinka's 20143-22014 (228), 230-4, 7-5, 6-3 victory Sunday night in Arthur Ashe Stadium debunked the belief that Djokovic was not only the fresher of the finalists, having been the beneficiary of two opponents' retirements and a withdrawal, but also the fittest.
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A shift in consumer preferences and diets toward options perceived as fresher, healthier and made with high-quality ingredients that have roiled the Big Food industry is now playing out on airplane tray tables at 36,000 feet, and airlines are scrambling to keep up.
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Merkel, 63, has suffered two further setbacks since the national election: the CDU was defeated in a regional election in Lower Saxony on Sunday, and the party's premier in the eastern state of Saxony resigned on Wednesday, saying younger, fresher leadership was needed to revitalise the conservatives.
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Whether the young title can continue to draw attention and crowds in the face of fresher talent moving forward will depend heavily on streamers and eSports leagues continuing to show interest, but $100 million in investment in prize pools will almost certainly prove to be quite helpful.
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Coffee Meets Bagel, a dating app that's raised roughly $20 million from outside investors, is completely overhauling its mobile app for the first time to introduce a fresher look and the option for users to comment on specific parts of a profile, like a photo or bio.
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But he stressed the importance of having fresher legs when they come up against the highly fancied Belgians, referencing his nation's two previous last-16 exits in the World Cup to Turkey in 2002 and Paraguay in 2010, when they lost 1-0 and on penalties respectively.
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" RL Miller, the president of Climate Hawks Vote, made a point that even Gore's detractors must concede as true: "Sure, you can point to fresher voices, but you cannot point to anyone who has as much international recognition, or heft, or star power as he does.
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She should have run for president in 2016, when memories were fresher, but she deferred to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE.
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"Sleep cycle alarms will monitor the electrical activity in the brain and identify the best time to wake the sleeper so that the individual will wake up fresher than if they had awoken in the middle of a new sleep cycle," Pearson wrote in the report.
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Schwartzman had not been on court for more than two hours in any of his previous matches and the number 20 seed was by far the fresher of the pair on a rainy day at Flushing Meadows, seeing off a weary Zverev in just over three hours.
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It was spearheaded by Andrew McDowell, a local resident who used to lead a church for the homeless in south LA, as a way to single-handedly provide fresher food options to the people in his neighborhood, regardless of income, race, social status, location, or language.
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Macy's said Thursday it had a "strong" holiday season thanks to fresher products and a renewed focus on customers, but the retailer's full-year sales are still expected to decline against a backdrop of weakening foot traffic at malls and the growth of internet giants like Amazon.
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The Met has had some luck attracting new operagoers through social media, collaborations with theater and visual artists, and fresher branding, but the most reliable way of ensuring attendance is still by casting big international stars, and one of Ms. Fleming's magnitude is almost impossible to replace.
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Dizzy, Curren$y, and Mack Maine – Lil Weezy Ana , 2007 "Fresher than a Febreze bottle / coming at this shit full throttle"—that's Curren$y, proving his talent yet again right here, as the one Young Money guy who can truly go bar for bar with Wayne.
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Now, you might choose to rationalize the possible booking of this rematch by noting that, if the shopworn, 2016 versions of Cro Cop and Fedor are too stubborn to retire, it's better they fight each other than some mortar-fisted heavyweights 15 years fresher than they are.
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All that said: Einstein's venture capital firm is an investor in Kuvée, the makers of a $199 Wi-Fi-connected wine bottle that requires proprietary wine cartridges and, at least in our tests, doesn't seem to keep wine much fresher than a typical bottle despite the company's promises.
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The company, which has won over diners and forced change on the restaurant industry by serving fresher, less-processed food, is grappling to overcome a series of outbreaks that have driven away diners, hammered its high-flying stock and spawned both a federal criminal probe and a shareholder lawsuit.
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The only flaw was that by the time I got towards the end of one tray, I was determined to finish what was in front of me so they'd have to bring a whole new batch of warmer, even momentarily fresher snow crabs, which created an almost Sisyphean cycle.
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Their online replacements, the lad-centric content farms, attracted controversy at first: Early proponents such as Unilad (there is now a different site with the same name) were known for overtly misogynistic stories, including guides on how to pull vulnerable fresher girls and even barely-concealed instructions for rape.
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It may awaken memories of when the two were younger, fresher, but not necessarily better, versions of what they are today, when they seem far and away the two best on the planet, their old rivals diminished or injured or close to retirement, their new rivals not ready yet.
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But For fans in 2017, a time when supermodels craft their social media with a team and Bachelor contestants arrive with "I'm not here to make friends" strategies, Banks' 2007-era honesty and obliviousness comes across as fresher than the latest episode of Keeping up with the Kardashians.
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On Tuesday, her campaign pointed to an even fresher case to illustrate the ethics problems in Albany: the seven guilty verdicts on Friday in the retrial of Sheldon Silver, the former speaker of the Assembly whose criminal acts came to light in part because of Mr. Cuomo's Moreland Commission.
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"The most novel thing about Jeuveau is its unique marketing strategy — targeting younger millennials in a fresher way, with emojis, an app, diverse models, and lots of pink," says Lara Devgan, MD, a New York City plastic surgeon and RealSelf chief medical officer who attended the industry event in Cancun.
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Photograph by Frances F. Denny for The New Yorker Ceviche, a national dish of Peru, was, for centuries, customarily made by marinating raw fish for many hours, or even overnight; in the nineteen-sixties, the standard shifted after Nikkei chefs began to serve it much fresher, inspired by sushi techniques.
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Perhaps. Federer might be fresher in a semifinal than in a final, and Djokovic is also one round removed from his shaky performance against Gilles Simon, in which he made a career-high 100 unforced errors and had only two return winners in his five-set victory in the fourth round.
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"It makes sense to grow crops like these close to people so you can get it to consumers more quickly - they're fresher, they last longer in the fridge, they're less likely to go to waste," said Hofman, who sells 200,000 bags of salad each year to local food retailers and restaurants.
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A chopped salad of crisp romaine, radicchio, hearts of palm, sliced cucumbers, diced onion and crumbled feta in a red wine vinaigrette; and a seasonal salad of mixed greens with pickled onions and cauliflower florets, charred Brussels sprout leaves and fried shallot chips in an herb dressing, couldn't have been fresher.
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Now, as the candidates enter the primary's final stretch, Sanders and Biden will need to find ways to build on that base while sustaining their momentum, lest all those undecided voters out there decide they like a fresher-faced candidate better — be it Warren, Buttigieg, or even someone like Sen.
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The idea, the founding team told me back in June last year when I profiled the nascent company, isn't just to produce fresher and better tasting produce and re-introduce forgotten or rare varieties, but to disrupt the supply chain as a whole, which remains inefficient and produces a lot of waste.
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But the 29-megapixel 53N is starting to show its age against fresher and sharper competitors, mostly those from Fujifilm's ascendant X series, and when I heard that Canon was finally getting serious about mirrorless cameras, my first priority at Photokina was obvious: I had to go try the new EOS M25.
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Absent that argument, in a primary where Biden is just an old white dude running away from his record, the party's various moderate voters will almost certainly fracture and go to fresher candidates with cleaner pitches — to the Texan Jesus or the South Bend Meritocrat or the Mean Minnesotan or the Racial Optimist.
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The Briton lost 20 seconds on nearest challenger Vincenzo Nibali, but still holds onto the red jersey with a lead of 59 seconds over the Italian, who will look to take advantage of having fresher legs than the Tour de France holder in the final week of La Vuelta after sitting out the Tour.
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A stolen Batsuit sets 16-year-old Terry McGinnis down the path of becoming the new Batman, and with McGinnis' fresh blood comes an even fresher Batmobile: blood-red interior lighting, Mach 3 speeds, and a blade-like body that makes cutting down crime as easy as look as easy as slicing warm butter.
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And it means that I have a little period of time doing what I don't do, normally—on this little project or on some film music or something—and I find that when you come back to writing a normal song, you're a little bit fresher, you haven't just been churning these songs out.
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Instead of being the liberal challenger to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE, Sanders, 21625, faces a crowded field where he's the returning candidate battling fresher faces such as Sens.
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If the SDP, in 1983, could come within a tantalising 2.2 points of second-party status (it obtained 25.4% of votes and 23 seats to Labour's 27.6% and 209 seats), surely a new political start-up today—fresher, wise to the SDP's mistakes, propelled by an unprecedented tide of anger and dismay—could do better?
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For all the talk that the Rockets may benefit from a rematch with the Warriors in the conference semifinals rather than the West finals, when James Harden and Chris Paul are theoretically fresher, it may actually be Golden State that benefits the most from watching Houston and Utah beating each other up so early.
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As Ms. Rosenfeld prepares to step down as chief executive next week after 22010 years leading Mondelez and its predecessor, she reminisced about a career spent trying to increase sales of cookies, candies and chips — and reflected on shifting consumer preferences that are demanding fresher, healthier foods than the ones she championed for so long.
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They're waiting, while Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Amy Klobuchar jumped right in, firm in the knowledge that they are what Democratic voters just showed they were looking for in the midterm elections, not only in their qualifications and ideas and but in the fresher perspectives they would bring to the presidency.
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The earlier chunks of the story, in which she hustles around London as a bicycle courier and toughens her skills in the boxing ring, feel fresher and less grandiose, confirming that "Tomb Raider," stuffed though it is with curses, vaults, and locks that cry out for secret keys, is not really about a legendary quest, or family honor.
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In addition to updating its logo and flyers with fresher designs, the bar has also started offering more variety in its programming, with a new soul music night called HoMotown, a night for serious music heads called Sessions on Fridays, and queer icons like Daniela Sea from The L Word and JD throwing down sets on a regular basis.
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Of course Timbaland was already a legendary hip-hop producer—thanks to his work with Aaliyah and Missy—way before he was tapped by Furtado, but coupled with Justin Timberlake's FutureSex/LoveSounds, which came out a few months later, Loose was the album that made him the go-to guy for pop singers craving a fresher, more credible sound.
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Third Point disclosed its Nestle position in a letter to investors, in which it argued the food company should sell its 23 percent stake in French cosmetics firm L'Oreal SA. Nestle is the biggest player in a packaged food industry struggling with a slowdown in emerging markets, falling prices in developed markets and consumers demanding fresher, healthier products.
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And instead of joining the rest of the field in South Carolina for a fish fry and state Democratic Party convention over the weekend, Mr. Bullock was in New Hampshire pitching himself as a younger, fresher version of Mr. Biden, who leads in the polls and has consolidated the just-win-baby lane of the primary race.
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Steven Spielberg: "The Post" had all the trappings of a traditional Oscar shoo-in — Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, a story from the history books that feels more urgent than ever — and while it claimed a spot on the best-picture list, Mr. Spielberg was outshone by fresher up-and-coming directors like Greta Gerwig and Jordan Peele.
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He got a strong lesson in the importance of rest during the 2028-27 season, when his team gave everything it had to set a regular-season record with 2194 wins only to run out of steam as a fresher, hungrier Cleveland Cavaliers team stormed to a championship by erasing a 223-20063 deficit in the finals.
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Unsurprisingly, it was among the British Emerging Talent categories, broken into separate awards for men's wear and women's wear this year, that some fresher faces finally were mentioned: Charles Jeffrey for Charles Jeffrey Loverboy was nominated for the men's award, and Natalia Alaverdian for A.W.A.K.E, Michael Halpern and Rejina Pyo were among the women's wear nominees.
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Elsewhere, we covered the discovery of an old SD card depicting a YouTuber's final moments before his tragic death, interviewed the creatives behind Netflix's The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance, took a deep dive into how media consolidation is robbing us of fresher stories, and found the time to bask in the joy of Bird Twitter.
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As a satire of wealth and social climbing, the movie "Greed" — which centers on the rise and fall of a crass English billionaire named Richard McCreadie (Steve Coogan) — feels especially toothless when compared with the Oscar-winning "Parasite," which not only looked at both sides of the haves/have-nots equation but did so in a far fresher way.
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The Age of Media Corporation Mega-Mergers Is Robbing Us of Bolder, Fresher StorytellingDisney isn't just the first studio to have five pictures cross a billion dollars at the box office…Read more ReadThe show would follow Gere's character and his best friend, best friends and Vietnam veterans who were both in love with the same woman.
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Lynch wasn't yet ready to splash around in the seedy noir shadows of L.A. (That would come later, in 2001's Mulholland Drive.) Perhaps he wanted to conjure up another beautiful dead blonde who could serve as a fresher cipher, a Marilyn without the baggage, an undiscovered starlet onto whom an entire village projected their fantasies of goodness and sin.
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Many of the older fissures have stopped spewing molten rock, though the Associated Press reported that one of the newer fissures was spewing magma as far as 100 feet (30 meters) in the air, and the situation risks getting even worse as the volcano runs out of "relatively cool, sluggish magma left over from a similar event in 1955" and instead begins leaking fresher magma.
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Check out the two-torial (see what we did there?) above and get ready to be served up some fresher-than-fresh looks — from Jaleh's take on space buns created using coconut- and castor oil-based Kristin Ess Anytime Anywhere Recovery Balm to Daphne's throwback voluminous curls coiled via her own genes and the help of Eva NYC's Healthy Heat Digital Clip-Free Curler.
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But now that Biden is fighting to save his candidacy, the President may have to prepare for a complicated set of competitors -- including Michael Bloomberg, a deci-billionaire who is spending whatever it takes to win; Bernie Sanders, a "Democratic socialist" who won the New Hampshire primary and has the allegiance of many young voters; and Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, two fresher faces with growing support.
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The world-famous diva's departure comes at a turning point for the world of opera, Charles McGrath writes: "The Met has had some luck attracting new operagoers through social media, collaborations with theater and visual artists, and fresher branding, but the most reliable way of ensuring attendance is still by casting big international stars, and one of Ms. Fleming's magnitude is almost impossible to replace."
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Netflix's new reality music competition Rhythm + Flow aims to find the future of hip-hop, but it's also a primer on some of the genre's modern day superstars, including celebrity judges Cardi B, Chance the Rapper, and T.I. While Cardi and Chance's viral come-ups might be a little fresher in our minds, T.I.'s own story, from his chart-topping hits to high-profile prison stints, is also back in the spotlight.
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That could have important consequences for the cityscape, but seeing "farm" and "city" in the same sentence derailed thoughts of how local locally grown produce could be — in other words, how short the trip from farm to table could be, how much fresher the produce would be when it reached the kitchen, how much less energy would be consumed than when fruits and vegetables are trucked long distances and what other benefits there might be.
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A 48 year old newspaper columnist who hasn't been clubbing since he was a roguish fresher in the 4343s will write an incendiary newspaper column about nightclubs being "hellish cesspits populated by walking lobotomies, run-down pleasure palaces for dunderheaded dullards who've stuffed themselves silly with the remnants of a particularly potent pharmaceutical stew," in order to sell papers and generate clicks and you and everyone you know will be FURIOUS about the disrespect on show.
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