This looks like an overly frothy market and frothy markets lose their froth.
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Lyft may have launched with a frothy stock price in a not so frothy stock market.
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FED'S ROSENGREN SAYS ASSET PRICES ARE 'A LITTLE FROTHY BUT NOT A LOT FROTHY AT THIS POINT'
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People are a little ... they're not quite so frothy.
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" (Yes.) "And that's pale, pink, and frothy, I believe?
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TC: Are you seeing less frothy valuations in other markets?
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"Sentiment started to get a little frothy again," Sonders said.
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Instead, Titan is covered in frothy oceans and flowing rivers.
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From desert to frothy to greedy ... in a few weeks?
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TC: Are you seeing many, or any, particularly frothy deals?
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The beer is frothy and sparkling, almost like a sorbet.
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"He was a bit frothy about coming out," Scioscia said.
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Frothy mounds of the stuff were a Four Seasons signature.
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Best enjoyed: Dipped in a frothy latte and nibbled slowly.
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The IPO market is now readjusting those frothy private valuations.
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But frothy markets mean buyout groups risk overpaying to clinch them.
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Markets are frothy, so rash investment decisions can be very expensive.
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The exercise suggests that tech valuations are frothy, but not bubbling.
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But the frothy market he entered was already heading toward disaster.
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But Bernstein doesn't think the price tags have become too frothy.
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Now, clearly before the recession, it was a little bit frothy.
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Frothy valuations benefit big shareholders but retail investors will be burnt.
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There'll be fry ups and frothy coffees, pints and perfect roasts.
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Share prices, especially for small-cap stocks, are still extremely frothy.
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Break six eggs into a large bowl, and whisk until frothy.
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But there are signs regulators are growing nervous about frothy valuations.
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Along its banks a frothy white scum pushes against the reeds.
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The Supreme Court nominee paired a frothy beverage with identity politics.
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That individual day trading really led the market to be frothy.
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The market for companies developing dairy substitutes is really getting frothy.
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To Matsuoka, that's enough reason to worry about a frothy market.
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The English one is more like a Frankfurt, frothy and tasteless.
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Dr. Andrews, a taciturn and serious scientist, never wavers into frothy territory.
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Frothy valuations are commonplace at the moment, but Netflix still stands out.
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Has the IPO market gone from dead to frothy in two weeks?
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I buy us two lattes that are perfectly adorned with frothy leaves.
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"PSVR does what Rift does for less," spit frothy-mouthed PS4 owners.
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Rising household debt and frothy housing markets were also worrisome, it added.
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You can also use it to make frothy milk for iced drinks.
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It's a pink, frothy drink, a little like a thin strawberry milkshake.
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The third cup was frothy in texture and closer to a latte.
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From the promenade, I stood watching the Indian Ocean's frothy white tops.
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In a large bowl, whisk the egg yolks until frothy and creamy.
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But in contrast, it appears that 2016 represented a shift less frothy times.
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First, he created a shakerato, which involves shaking espresso until it gets frothy.
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The fifth cocktail is a frothy, creamsicle-colored concoction with a luxurious texture.
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In a medium bowl, beat the eggs yolks until pale and very frothy.
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" The report said Michaels allegedly had a "frothy liquid coming from her mouth.
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What I was handed was white and frothy, smelling of nutmeg and coconut.
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Now he thinks a slight headwind could spell disaster for a frothy market.
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Several also blamed a frothy news cycle for casting doubt on the industry.
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He does not raise a frothy toast to the glorious music of verse.
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Do I think the M&A market will continue to be frothy, absolutely.
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In the playoffs, with a hot Boston lineup unplugging a frothy Bronx crowd?
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Try the frothy Po Boy Punch (cognac, pecan bitters, egg white and nutmeg).
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The party gets started early in "Ocean's 8," a frothy female-driven caper.
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That's good for a martini, but not so good for a frothy daiquiri.
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After my macaroni was finished cooking, I noticed the water had become frothy.
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There are signs that parts of the riverfront market may be getting frothy.
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But is this segment of the industry too frothy for its own good?
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But is this segment of the industry too frothy for its own good?
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He warned that Dandong prices were so frothy they may have even peaked.
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Let the mixture stand for 5 minutes—it should be bubbly and frothy.
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Down rounds are increasing as Silicon Valley sobers up somewhat after a frothy period.
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Above, check out one of her post-wedding wears of the frothy, short number.
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Brett Eldredge prefers his caffeine fix come from Eighth and Roast or Frothy Monkey.
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Why should we feel bad for watching shows that are frothy, light, and inconsequential?
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"A truly frothy market wouldn't punish Salesforce and United Technologies like this," he said.
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One side — the "then" photo — shows Tomlinson sipping on some sort of frothy beverage.
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With it, they can make lattes, cappuccinos, and frothy coffees every morning for less.
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Let the mixture stand for 5 minutes—it should be bubbly and frothy. 2.
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Even a cold glass of malted whole milk shaken and frothy lights me up.
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Add ice (enough to fill small side of cocktail shaker) and shake until frothy.
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Finished tableside with a frothy and fragrant broth, it redefines cream-of-mushroom soup.
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There's a sense, here, that perhaps things could be getting a bit more frothy.
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Nothing goes alongside some fried chicken like a healthy serving of frothy geopolitical conflict.
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In any potential talks, however, Flipkart and Snapdeal's frothy valuations could be a problem.
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"The beginning of the year was frothy, up and down," Krappe told Reuters this week.
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"Most of the sentiment indicators I look at are pretty frothy right now," Arbeter said.
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But it's light, frothy and fun, just like the ladies' beverage of choice – Bollinger darling!
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In other words, it's just the kind of combination to be expected during frothy markets.
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Now it is China's frothy property market that is causing worries at home and abroad.
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Working as a bartender and vigorously shaking drinks until frothy is all I ever did.
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The market seems better than a year ago, but they are not frothy just yet.
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So, how exactly did her frothy, full-skirted frock end up in the giveaway pile?
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You've Got Mail is not a frothy romantic comedy with added dial-up modem sounds.
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In this case, a big, cold, frothy beer is the only thing that will do.
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You don't have to pay a fortune to enjoy a frothy, foamy cappuccino at home.
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More and more pundits are calling for an inevitable correction in the "frothy" stock market.
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Enticingly, Mr. Powell did refer in passing to the challenge posed by frothy financial markets.
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Pastries, a frothy mousselike confection and cakes paired with milkshakes are also on the menu.
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It's that disconnect between long- and short-term interests that makes frothy articles so frustrating.
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That in turn risks roiling today's frothy financial markets, which are presently priced to perfection.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Higher rates are likely to calm Hong Kong's frothy property market.
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On television, mysteries get solved, relationships start and end, and soaps remain frothy and melodramatic.
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It's brisk and gorgeous (but never frothy), and it will sweep you off your feet.
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White foam that looks a bit like frothy spit is a familiar sight to gardeners.
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The frothy milk and rich, creamy cocoa flavor earned Pret's hot chocolate recipe high marks.
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They were those given out during "frothy times" like 2005, and defaulted at a higher rate.
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It may also fuel bubbles in places like commercial real estate where valuations already look frothy.
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But it s light, frothy and fun, just like the ladies beverage of choice Bollinger, darling!
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Her main concern was not that equity prices are frothy but that weak inflation might persist.
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Supervisors could go further—demanding yet more capital or doing more to discourage frothy property lending.
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If we're not pumpkin-spicing our lattes, we're making our frothy coffees unicorn or horror themed.
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Italy, land of the perfect espresso and the exquisitely frothy cappuccino, is a Starbucks-free nation.
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So as you can imagine this has thrown the Democrats into a full on frothy panic.
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Meanwhile HEYTEA is riding a frothy cream-cheese wave (it also offers popular fruit-based teas).
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Along the Rogue River are signs warning families the frothy foam in the water is toxic.
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A steam wand is included to get the milk nice and frothy for cappuccinos as well.
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We assume that baking soda and vinegar will make a frothy mess because it always has.
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The sentiment was getting a little frothy, and we were developing some complacency in the market.
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However, the handheld electric frothers rarely delivered on their promise of making milk creamy and frothy.
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The Birdcage — "a Rendez-Vous for cocktails," according to the hotel's frothy promotional materials — was born.
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When I saw the bubbles and white frothy head of my first batch, I thought: Wow!
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Is this a frothy romantic comedy or a dark commentary on how capitalism absorbs its critiques?
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But the frothy deals could continue until it's too late, according to some Wall Street skeptics.
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Her Lebanese grandmother used to make the cake, folding together frothy, aerated yogurt and semolina flour.
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Nuance is largely absent as the novel goes for frothy fun and hits predictably heartwarming notes.
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That's a far cry from the frothy height of $3.8 trillion that was hit in 2003.
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CHRISTIAN DIOR It occupies an aesthetically frothy (but still impressive) position in the fashion watch universe.
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"Pynk" is a frothy, playful celebration of sexual openness, straightforward in narrative but inventive in presentation.
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An episode of Riverdale is usually welcomed with a smirk and the expectation for much frothy madness.
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The patient breaks off an antenna and drinks the creature's frothy green blood, which renders him comatose.
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Now, the space is what you could refer to as 'frothy' if you were living in 2009.
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We saw some pressure on the high yield spreads the past few sessions with evaluations being frothy.
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With the Vision Fund, Mr Son is piling into a crowded tech market where valuations are frothy.
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It's got a split personality and is torn between whether it's serious drama or frothy musical comedy.
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Americans flocked to "Crazy Rich Asians", a frothy romantic comedy about Chinese-Americans and Singapore's high society.
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A few minutes later you return to a steamy mug of frothy chai that tastes damn fine.
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It's the kind of fun, frothy show that pairs well with junk food and a girls' night.
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By sunrise, the world was in a frothy panic over yet another missed Frank Ocean release date.
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Milkshake Squirrel is at it again and this time his target is a nice, frothy McDonald's beverage.
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The Bodum Latteo Milk Frother looks good on your kitchen counter and it makes excellent frothy milk.
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"Emma," Jane Austen Not as frothy as "Pride and Prejudice," but for me, richer and more nourishing.
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"I don't think it's disgusting," says Emde, unfazed as she stirs her hand around the frothy murk.
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Next we tried Pure Protein's plant protein blend, which had a thick, frothy appearance and blended easily.
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But these were much smaller startups than Uber that did not execute as many frothy fundraising rounds.
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If you want to add a frothy top layer, include half an egg white in the mix.
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But take Austen's satire out of Austen, and you're left with swoony, frothy romances in Regency dresses.
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In recent weeks, Chinese efforts to rein in some frothy lending caused turbulence in China's financial markets.
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That would be in line with China's long-term aim of achieving more sustainable, less frothy, growth.
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Frothy valuations have had many investors eyeing value stocks with lower P-E ratios since last September.
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The booming domestic market for high-end drugs has created a similarly frothy one for their makers.
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The waves were high and frothy still, but he could swim, he thought, chugging from the bottle.
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The Bold Type is the kind of frothy, glossy fun that summer TV dreams are made of.
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That's why it seemed more plausible than many of the frothy hunches brewing throughout Reddit and the Twittersphere.
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Most financial advice geared toward women — like the idea that women should give up frothy drinks — is patronizing.
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"The private markets for consumer funding developed and got frothy long before enterprise was considered interesting," Scholnick said.
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De'Longhi's unique system just requires a filled milk jug to make a rich, frothy drink in 40 seconds.
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Two promising AV startups recently received eye-popping funding, but don't assume 2017's frothy hype is back.
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Expect continued high valuations for the best assets – how high will depend on how frothy the market becomes.
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We removed international deals in China and India, because they have their own rhythm and can get frothy.
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What used to seem fun and frothy and harmless in Ready Player One was dead; Gamergate killed it.
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Put the egg whites in a large bowl and, using a fork or a whisk, beat until frothy.
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This credit boost has sparked some concerns that additional funds would be channelled into the frothy property market.
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Beijing has repeatedly called on local governments to take more responsibility in keeping the frothy market under control.
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And a layer of warm, frothy milk, usually with a design on top, is a good first step.
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" He stops suddenly and then takes a big gulp of his frothy, pitch-black pint of Guinness. "Yup.
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The coffee — which features cold foam rather than hot — was light and frothy but definitely packed a punch.
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Its frothy surface, kitschily embellished with a tiny cat face, made her laugh but otherwise failed to distract.
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And they were hard deaths, with patients gasping for breath as their lungs filled with bloody, frothy fluid.
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Simone Rocha's frothy dresses have earned her a cult following and now she's turning her outerwear XXL, too.
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With a frothy sauce based on the same ingredients, the dish neatly combined high style with irresistible deliciousness.
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And despite frothy stock markets, Deutsche Bank's revenue from trading in equities fell 10 percent in the quarter.
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Small, frothy waves slowly recede from the light tan sand, while the colorful parachutes of kiteboards fly overhead.
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Listen, I know things have been frothy in the tech investment sector for… actually, for quite some time.
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In the frothy and largely unregulated world of cryptocurrencies, such debacles are a regular if not frequent occurrence.
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Sloy, Dahl & Holst chief investment officer Paul Meeks sees near-term trouble approaching based on frothy stock prices.
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Once the frothy Frap is ready, it&aposs topped off with chocolate whipped cream and chocolate cookie crumbles.
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The show closed with a parade of frothy dresses in peppermint green, canary yellow and vivid hot pink.
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Guess she's really not interested in being associated with those delicate pintucks and frothy Oscar frocks any more.
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She was too pessimistic, too serious, too cynical about men, for the frothy world in which she appeared.
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That's more developing world users than it's added in any quarter since the frothy growth days of Q1 2016.
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In a market so frothy, it's no wonder that investment firms are bulking up and raising increasingly large funds.
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Or it could come in the form of coconut water, cold-pressed juice or the latest frothy caffeinated concoction.
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It's that there's no tech companies that have high growth rates that are in position to get frothy valuations.
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Seeing this as a sign, I decided to take it home and give the frothy stuff one more try.
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"I think it is reasonable to be concerned when we get to frothy markets and these high concentrations," ETF.
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They're both sweet and frothy, they're both Instagram bait, and they're both calling cards of the proud basic bitch.
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If you don't want to go there, you should still make frothy chocolate milk with copious amounts of vodka.
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However, he said that the overall Chinese market is not yet in bubble, despite frothy valuations in some sectors.
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Photo: GettyThis summer, people got really frothy about the super-hyped Essential Phone from Android co-creator Andy Rubin.
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This frothy project led by Bob Bonomo, a former hedge fund guy turned Blockchain guru, features some interesting breakages.
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Stewart's unexpected casting here, in a frothy action comedy, injects the movie with a shot of much-needed unpredictability.
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The new foam is made by aerating skim milk, rather than whole milk, until it is smooth and frothy.
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It made that call for the Shanghai-listed shares of People's Insurance Group of China (PICC), citing frothy valuations.
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In frothy markets, it's easy to enter into a consensual hallucination, with investors and markets, that you're creating value.
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Oh, and it makes a highly competitive, frothy cup of coffee somewhere between a French Press and an espresso.
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Centuries of American policy, culture and tribalism are simply being revealed as the frothy tide of hagiographic history recedes.
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"Skin feel" can mean the difference between a boring ol' bar of soap and a frothy, fun beauty product.
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Then came China's latest property bubble — a frothy surge in prices that could have global repercussions if it pops.
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England, Wales and Scotland are dotted by more than 100 rustic shelters called bothies (the word rhymes with "frothy").
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During the ceremony, the powder is ritually whisked into a frothy drink using a bamboo whisk called a chasen.
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It's an odd thing for a non-sports fan to be thrust into the frothy sea of sports Twitter.
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Jensen's sweet-tart humor and frothy escapades have made "Agatha Raisin" one of the streaming site's most-watched series.
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Wordplay, the CROSSWORD COLUMN Gary Cee ushers us into a new week with a frothy (but substantial) Monday puzzle.
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But in recent years, as China's economic growth has slowed, the market for its antiques has become less frothy.
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At first the music seemed insubstantial compared to his operas — unsurprisingly, given the work's frothy sweet-shop subject matter.
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The show is millennial utopia; feminist, progressive, positive, all packaged with a frothy style thanks to production network Freeform.
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And with a dual chamber carafe, you'll have some frothy milk ready to go with no worry of spills.
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Instead of hot steamed foam, cold foam is made by blending nonfat milk until it is smooth and frothy.
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The Golden is frothy, with a sharp taste, whilst the Pale has a taste almost that of sour apples.
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He calls the photography market "quiet", compared with the frothy one for other artworks which enjoys astronomical secondary-market prices.
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Stripping it away, at least we are not in a frothy market situation, something where there is some vulnerability there.
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It came out frothy and tasted pretty good, but, like the oil pulling, left a treacly feeling in my mouth.
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The bottom line: The stock market is frothy, and it's possible that entire industries like fracking could suffer widespread defaults.
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The latest addition to Starbucks' lineup of cold brew features a hint of caramel topped with its frothy cold foam.
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The bottom line: When the market trades on a trailing p/e of 17.5, it no longer looks particularly frothy.
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Ballerini also makes a reappearance, taking "White Christmas" in a jazzy direction with a buoyant tempo and frothy high notes.
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This however, is not the first time the city's frothy lakes have witnessed the phenomenon but its scale was unprecedented.
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In certain markets such as New York, Miami and San Francisco, frothy prices are beginning to give way to gravity.
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Freshman Congresswoman Ilhan Abdullahi Omar jumped into the frothy debate over taxing the rich at super high rates on Tuesday.
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Compared to May 22014, emerging market currencies are significantly lower, borrowing rate premiums wider and overall asset valuations less frothy.
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The funding market is frothy and investors aren't giving as freely to startups as they were a few years ago.
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So the mood is expected to be a touch less frothy — more "democracy dies in darkness" than Saturday Night Live.
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Spurts of fast growth contain the seeds of their own destruction: exuberant investors sponsor frothy projects and politicians become complacent.
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"Maya & Marty" debuts on Tuesday, May 31, and promises a frothy mix of sketches, celebrity guests, music and other performances.
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Arnott finally recommends the investing strategy he pioneered — with a focus on strategies outside a relatively frothy US stock market.
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Amazon didn't go to $0 when the dotcom bubble burst, but other frothy stocks with no reality behind them did.
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But nevertheless, when I saw them going total frothy on the Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan deal, what do we think now?
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Among the meat dishes was my favorite, fahsa, a lamb stew whose frothy, green topping was made from whipped fenugreek.
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The top layer was super frothy with tiny bubbles and closer to 1 inch thick — the thickest of all five.
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Jackson can no longer contain his bitterness, hurling insults and criticizing her for selling out with a frothy pop song.
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They also wanted to offer some typical North Vietnamese coffee shop items, like frothy egg coffee and cold coconut coffee.
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In the visual, Styles sits at a piano with a glass of whiskey, dressed in a frothy, Pierrot-esque top.
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GE, aided by a resurgent economy and frothy stock market, has turned into one of Wall Street's biggest comeback kids.
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"I'm proud [that it] reminded people the domestic sphere doesn't have to be [limited to] frothy, light topics," Flynn says.
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The frothy markets have allowed entrepreneurs to be pickier than in the past, leading to swelling valuations and frustrated investors.
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She didn't choose something white and frothy like everyone else — it was a copy of a more unconventional Balenciaga design.
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The mainstream reaction to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has been frothy—the hooting table in Vegas that attracts your attention.
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In 1966, Yoshida came up with a soap-bubble-generating machine, whose frothy outpourings became free-form, kinetic, ephemeral sculptures.
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Add the active dry yeast (see note) to the milk and allow it to bloom (become frothy) for about 10 minutes.
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We may never know the truth behind this mysterious frothy vessel, but at least we now know how it ends.[Emojipedia]
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A frothy cocktail called Quizas, Quizas, Quizas, garnished with a shiso leaf, mixes pisco with coconut, matcha, yuzu, and egg white.
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Unlike the frothy days of yore, "people are no longer willing to lose money on a per-unit basis," says Kan.
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Commodities have been a mainstay after a frothy 2013 and 2014, and private banking has loomed large, fueling smaller bond deals.
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What was once a frothy unicorn micro-bubble in 33 is now a distant memory, and the broader market barely noticed.
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Inside, beige-colored broth bubbles away while tiny high-res cameras capture the frothy footage and stream it to the cloud.
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TripleMint's findings were consistent with other data showing a steady influx of foreign buyers keeping demand and prices at frothy levels.
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As Silicon Valley prepares for its first IPO of 2017, the hangover from the frothy funding environment is front and center.
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" Within 11 seconds, this rarefied 3D printer will tattoo your beer's frothy head with an image created from "malt-based ink.
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He said the dollar/yen could fall to 105 over the next three months, and calls the "frothy" at these levels.
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This device converts regular beer carbonation (IPAs, lagers, or stouts) into uniform bubbles for a creamy, frothy head and enhanced aromas.
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Usually, I just order black coffee, but I filled up my punch card so today I get a free frothy latte.
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The Ontario government has levied a 15 percent tax on foreign buyers to cool a frothy Toronto-area real estate market.
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However, in various forms this is the pitch of almost every venture capital firm, perhaps a sign of a frothy market.
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Most people enjoy milk or cream in their coffee, and even I know that it's better when it's hot and frothy.
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The tap is sold separately from the keg, so to pour your frothy ale, be sure to purchase this matching tap.
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Photographs from the sting showed the silver skins of reptiles soaking in large cisterns of frothy water to remove the flesh.
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Hussman's overarching idea here is that growth in market capitalizations are far outpacing value added, and thus, creates a frothy environment.
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After all, an egg can metamorphose from liquid, to frothy, to softly trembling and barely set, to completely solid and sliceable.
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Daiquiris are, in appearance, a simple thing: white rum, lemon juice, sugar, and crushed ice that's shaken vigorously into frothy frostiness.
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A frothy coconut cake from Alison Roman or a labor-of-love Russian honey cake from Samin Nosrat would delight her.
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Conscientious eaters choose salads overflowing with raw kale or collard greens; frothy, chalky matcha and "golden lattes" tinged with pungent turmeric.
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The bull market is showing signs of getting too frothy, and long-time bull Jim Paulsen wants investors to be prepared.
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It is a frothy, sprawling and completely unregulated way of funding start-ups, leaving even veteran technology watchers scratching their heads.
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He cautioned a slight downturn was " very likely" this year and sounded off on what he called a "frothy" private market.
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In a frothy market that rewards financial engineering and growth trajectories over profitability, investors can lose sight of the balance sheet.
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Whether you like a strong espresso or a long frothy cappuccino, this machine can deliver it, with 13 settings in total.
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The trades at 17 times forward earnings, and the comparatively frothy XLK technology ETF has a nearly 18 times forward multiple.
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Yang Hongxun, Shanghai-based analyst at investment consultancy Shandong Shenguang, said the hot reception of the new tech funds foreshadows frothy prices.
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But now some are worried the IPO market has swung too far in the wrong direction and has gotten overly frothy recently.
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Left is launching his fund as the stock market has sold off and investors are worrying about frothy valuations of many companies.
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Cramer likes to see stock prices run higher, but the deluge of frothy IPOs is not a good sign in his eyes.
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Campbell also closed the show, donning a final "wedding dress" look made of pink sequins; a frothy, feathery collar, and pink camellias.
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A removable, dishwasher-safe frother built-in to the system's side makes creating lattes and frothy cappuccinos at home easier than ever.
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It's no secret that Fifty Shades of Grey, the frothy series turned movie trilogy, has its roots in erotic Twilight fan fiction.
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Fresh home purchase curbs dampened investors' appetite for properties, after China's Tianjin and Shanghai introduced new measures to cool the frothy market.
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As a primary ingredient in beer, this poses a real threat to the future global supply of frothy ales, lagers, and stouts.
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"There's some frothy speculation about negative gearing that could be weighing on sentiment," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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Honey, yuzu, and egg whites lend sweet and frothy notes to the drink, while smoke from a wood fire seasons the glass.
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During frothy markets, M&A activity tends to accelerate because companies see opportunity in purchasing growth rather than creating it from within.
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But witches and wizards know that once it's full of hot frothy butterbeer, it comes to life to reveal the Marauder's Map.
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Others, like e-commerce and nontraditional finance, are relative bright spots, while the housing market in some big cities is downright frothy.
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There was no frothy capacity crowd, no David Price and no bat-flipping, swaggering runaway train of a team to greet them.
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When you pour the shot over the beer, it creates a frothy head of foam and an ombré gradient of coffee-beer.
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It started with raw oysters with a frothy sherry-maple cream, and moved on to smoked raccoon sausage wrapped in caul fat.
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Ms. Perry, who has a new album, "Witness," says she no longer wants to be the frothy pop star she once was.
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Judging by the frothy response so far, you would think the lost ark of the covenant had just been listed on eBay.
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First on the agenda: how to market "Big Little Lies" to reflect the humor, but also the serious drama and frothy melodrama.
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You can enjoy your favourite coffee, whether that's a strong espresso or frothy cappuccino, all from your choice of freshly ground coffee.
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Strange Land produces frothy, sessionable beers with names like Austinite, Ploughshare, Alemannia, Entire, and Pink Flamingo IPA, all available in retail outlets.
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Latka's tactics are a window into the broader ecosystem of hustlers who are trying to make money in a frothy tech market.
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Apologies for all that pretense — it's too cold for ice cream here, and it'll counterbalance how frothy and fun this puzzle was.
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Last year, network executives encouraged winners to keep speeches fun and frothy and to avoid third-rail material, like invoking President Trump.
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In the frothy whirlpool of altcoin valuation, it appears that one man and a tweet may be able to move an entire market.
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"I do not believe that we are in a frenzied or frothy environment, but rather, in a more focused, methodical environment," said Danziger.
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If anything, Musk should pour himself a frothy mug of genius juice, fire up the take machine, and tweet more—a lot more.
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More broadly, Juicero stood as a symbol of Silicon Valley excess and a culture of frothy investment, attracting scorn from across the internet.
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"Work culture," which grew at a "frothy" rate over the past year, includes training and development specialists, career counselors, and industrial-organizational psychologists.
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It surely helps that Leshi trades on the ChiNext, a frothy tech-heavy board full of Chinese retail investors pumping up "concept stocks".
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It certainly feels that way compared to all those developments that you talked about, which sound large, a little frothy, very, very extravagant.
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Including shades that cover a realistic and diverse range, from a frothy ivory to rich espresso, was never not an option for Wells.
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In a large bowl and using a hand mixer, beat the egg whites until frothy, about 1 to 2 minutes on medium speed.
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And if its education materials are too frothy, they could instill blind confidence in younger investors without the cash to sustain sizable losses.
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Paying such frothy sums has also led JAB to stir up a "very traditional" supply chain, says Antti Belt of BCG, a consultancy.
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Beat eggs, sugar, honey and zest with a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment until pale and frothy, 2 to 3 minutes.
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If you ask us, there's nothing quite like a big, frothy mug of hot chocolate to warm us up on a chilly day.
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Frothy valuations on Shanghai's STAR Market, which debuted on Monday, have also triggered short selling from Chinese traders betting that shares will fall.
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They described conditions in certain markets as frothy but manageable, and said they were being careful, and JPMorgan's portfolio of loans was solid.
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It's time to replace all those glitzy red carpets and frothy acceptance speeches with dark, gritty, sometimes terrifying, frequently stimulating pop culture badassery.
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A café in Melbourne, Australia, is serving up the frothy coffee – complete with designs etched into the foam – in hollowed out avocado skins.
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Obviously, Howe's concoction did not magically boost his vitality, but he did do a good job of mirroring the brew's frothy, aquamarine aesthetics.
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Three drinks in, a teetering twentysomething left most of his Up and Cumming—a frothy high-proof pineapple margarita—spilled on the bar.
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The egg coffee is sweet and frothy, much like having a custard on top of an espresso, but with no hint of egg.
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The last thing we need these days is more cause for frothy fanboy zealots to rally to the defense of multibillion-dollar corporations.
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When the frothy tide of debt that had buoyed global fortunes receded, it revealed the craggy and unequal landscape within and across nations.
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The strong overseas demand comes amid warnings over the country frothy property market from regulators, the central bank and the International Monetary Fund.
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Over the next few years, he built a frothy empire that at its peak managed $5 billion, most of it his own money.
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The Duchess of Krakenthorp, a character often played by divas of a certain age, is a comic role in a light, frothy work.
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For many owners of music catalogs, the success of streaming has lifted valuations and lured new investors, creating a frothy market for deals.
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Order a croissant and a frothy cappuccino to savor in one of the homey nooks lit by candles and classic Poul Henningsen pendants.
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The boys pointed to a flock of mew gulls foraging near our boat, taking turns plucking tiny silver fish from the frothy surface.
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Once everything is mixed in and the mixture looks frothy and glossy, pour it into a glass of milk (ice optional) and serve.
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That's fitting for a musical that was a game changer when it was new, raising the bar on a previously frothy art form.
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Now in its 15th year on the market, the frothy beverage helped unleash the pumpkin spice deluge, which shows no signs of ebbing.
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Katy Perry, who has a new album, "Witness," says she's trying to prove she isn't the same frothy pop star she once was.
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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin asked Dimon if he sees any frothy areas in the market.
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Sandman," a frothy pop tune written by Pat Ballard featuring rhythmic nonsense syllables ("bum-bum-bum-ba-bum…") and the memorable line "Mr.
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The word comes from Latin for "foam" and is the root for such bubbly deliciousness as Asti Spumante, and frothy treats like Spumoni.
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However, there is also concern about the soaring stock market, surprisingly strong bond markets and even some frothy areas of the housing market.
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Frothy growth stocks in the equity market remain Wall Street's biggest risk heading into the final weeks of 2019, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Chapel Hill indie stalwarts Superchunk have released a clutch of frothy, politically-charged singles this year, sounding vital every inch of the way.
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Founded in the frothy days of 2013 and funded with $670,000 by investors, including 500 Startups, Doughbies built a same-day cookie delivery service.
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The result is frothy and fun, with moments of real loveliness — as long as you're not looking for any kind of grounding in reality.
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A combination of Brexit, tax changes and frothy price worries saw London's "billionaire", valued at more than 20.7720 million pounds, properties drop 7.5 percent.
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Goddard's signature colorful and frothy tulle frocks, were interspersed with shimmering sequined pieces, satin structured blazers, pinstriped wrap skirts, and gathered form-fitting dresses.
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Jensen will bring her frothy slapstick, like an adult version of Scooby-Doo, to three more mysteries next year to round out Season 3.
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I made a frothy mixture of eggs and generous amounts of cream, then added it to a pan where I'd melted butter on low.
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Compared to startups born into the frothy London fintech space as it exists today, 2011-founded GoCardless could well be considered a slow burner.
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Mester said she doesn't see imminent risks from low interest rates, but she is taking into account concerns like "frothy" commercial real estate markets.
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With a 10-speed control, you can master anything from homemade pizza dough to frothy, light egg whites at the press of a button.
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If the implosions of Backplane, Clinkle and Famous are the brutal hangover from those frothy times, hopefully they'll teach the industry to sober up.
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All of this and a raft of recent regulatory curbs aimed at blunting speculative investments, and cooling the frothy market, are beginning to bite.
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Each day, Mendes wakes up and washes her face with the Origins Checks and Balances Frothy Face Wash ($23) first thing in the morning.
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Tesla's stunning valuation growth has brought to mind the frothy optimism of the boom in internet companies that ended in disaster in early 2000.
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A huge buildup of cash positions over the last few months had to be used to acquire the frothy assets at a "right" price.
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It's a take on the cold brew on tap trend, except it's a full-on frothy iced latte on tap, complete with milk microfoam.
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"In frothy markets, it's easy to enter into a consensual hallucination, with investors and markets, that you're creating value," he wrote for Business Insider.
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They can also be stacked to make houses of cards, but beware the impatient barkeep in search of a coaster for a frothy mug.
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" In fact, Kelly said the market for ICOs, or initial coin offerings, a crowdfunding way to raise funds for cryptocurrency ventures, is "very frothy.
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Nevertheless, Zhu sees long-term downward pressure on the yuan, due to China's frothy asset prices, slowing growth, and the country's massive debt pile.
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Seriously, it's way cheaper, and the only downsides are maybe vomming up some white frothy liquid or losing your lower half to another galaxy.
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But if you're planning on heading to Rio for the upcoming Olympics, you'll only have to spend $1.49 for each frothy cup of Joe.
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The frothy claims about CBD "sets up some false expectations that the molecule will never be able to live up to," Mr. DeLand said.
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Established in 2015, this specialty coffee purveyor operates two cafes that serve traditional shots as well as cold brews, pour-overs and frothy cappuccini.
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Today he and Alison Ohringer, who's making her debut, came to play with a bunch of very smart clues and a frothy, multidimensional theme.
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Now in its 15th year on the market, this frothy beverage helped unleash the pumpkin spice deluge, which shows no signs of ever ebbing.
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We also check in with Katy Perry, who has a new album and says she no longer wants to be a frothy pop star.
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There are other corners of the financial markets that look frothy as well, such as the cryptocurrency markets in general and bitcoin in particular.
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Are any of those signals to you that, all right, the market is still too frothy, or is there always dumb stuff like that?
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On both measures investment is not that far from the frothy levels seen in 2000, during the dotcom boom, the last time companies went wild.
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At one point, she was installed in the Young and the Restless writers' room to consult on all the sexual psychodrama of the frothy soap.
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But investors shouldn't fear a frothy market top in light of big M&A action, according to Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer.
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I, Tonya, the Tonya Harding biopic that arrives in theaters Friday, makes the case that being a figure skater isn't just twirls and frothy costumes.
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Look up the #moonmilk tag on Instagram and you'll see photos of frothy pastel liquids in ceramic containers, sometimes garnished with edible flowers and spices.
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If there was ever any doubt about the frothy prices of the borough's real estate, a recent condominium sale at 101 Willoughby Street confirmed it.
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From frothy face washes and clay masks to high-end serums and treatments, you don't have to look far to find exactly what you need.
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"High valuations: market complacency?" the BIS posed the question, though it said stocks did look much less frothy when measured against extremely low bonds yields.
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They quickly assembled everything in a blender—chocolate syrup, booze, and a pint of vanilla ice cream—and blitzed the mix to creamy, frothy perfection.
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Get that same frothy texture by adding 1 tablespoon of coconut oil or ghee (both healthy fats) to cooled coffee, then blending it with ice.
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While demand appears to be softening, a government think tank said on Monday that the property market remains frothy and is still subject to volatility.
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Under Hal Brooks's direction, the pacing comes and goes, though with all the frothy lingerie and funny accents, however, you might not notice (2:003).
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Under Hal Brooks's direction, the pacing comes and goes, though with all the frothy lingerie and funny accents, however, you might not notice (2:00).
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There was "Maine seaweed: frothy ocean broth, dulse, tapioca," which resembled too accurately, both in looks and in flavor, something that had washed up onshore.
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It's frothy fun and full of great tunes, babe, but you'd be forgiven for hoping there would eventually be a little, well, more to it.
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And until this summer, Bledel's interviews tended to reflect that narrative: They were usually frothy and silly and focused on pictures of her being pretty.
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He transforms the Chinese liquor that typically has an acquired taste into a frothy kumquat palette cleanser, served in a regal bowl with dragon handles.
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First, the notion of a rainbow-colored, Instagrammable, frothy drink was co-opted by corporate America in the form of the Unicorn Frappuccino Blended Crème.
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He's spewing frothy bile into the unknowing, uncaring, unlistening void, and his bleats will fester and rot until they come back around and choke him.
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Barely two years after it launched, Zenefits received a lofty $4.5 billion valuation in early 2015 at the peak of the frothy venture capital market.
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In an interview, BlackRock's chief executive, Laurence D. Fink, said that he was not worried about regulators' concerns that stock markets are getting too frothy.
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But to this day, the Go-Go's music tends to be dismissed as frothy and cute, when in fact, the band was a paradigm shifter.
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Rapidly calculating in her head how Fisher would drift in the frothy, cold peaks of the waves, Greenhalgh drew a search pattern on her screen.
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Frothy Ramen Japan Booth, $6 A new addition to the festival, it's bound to be one of the most polarizing dishes out there this year.
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Back in the processing plant, Turturro scooped out the thick, frothy oil directly from the vat and bottled it on the spot for eager customers.
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Brian Pendleton, co-founder of the L.A. Resist March, argues getting into "a frothy frenzy about what they're up to" only plays into their hands.
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Since 27555 it has released two thrilling albums, full of big-shouldered groove, fine-grained harmonies and frothy improvising — as well as occasional operatic vocals.
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Since 2015 it has released two thrilling albums, full of big-shouldered groove, fine-grained harmonies and frothy improvising — as well as occasional operatic vocals.
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Quick Tip: For a fluffier frittata, whisk the eggs vigorously until slightly frothy, then pour immediately into the pan (at the end of step 3).
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Brian Sterz, portfolio manager with Miracle Mile Advisors, conceded that valuations for tech stocks have gotten to be a little frothy in the short-term.
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We have cured, smoked and steamed meats, fried up latkes, boiled matzo balls and whipped up frothy chocolate egg creams just as our grandmothers did.
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Blasting bacteria with a frothy soap scrub can feel pretty good, especially on a sticky-hot day, or when you've recently been doused in vomit.
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U.S. stocks dove earlier in October as traders ditched equities over fears of rapidly rising interest rates, a possible global economic slowdown and frothy tech valuations.
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Business was good, and buoyed by the frothy tech scene and government policies supporting entrepreneurs, Gong expanded aggressively, splashing out on office renovations and new furniture.
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With the Silicon Valley market increasingly frothy, deal-hungry venture capitalists, both from within Canada and in the United States, have also cast eyes on Toronto.
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Investors who specialize in picking low-risk investments or avoiding frothy parts of the market would welcome the return of more normal levels of volatility though.
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This year, Hey Tea and its signature drink—cold tea with a layer of thick, slightly frothy cheesy liquid on the top—has become a phenomenon.
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And, during an evening when we're used to seeing frothy, princess-y gowns with ball skirts and tulle sleeves, these heavy-metal ensembles present an alternative.
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Until then, the startup now joins the thousands of others that make their debuts at CES in that frothy limbo between headlines and a real business.
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Auto companies, tech companies, component makers, Wall Street, the tech press and enthusiasts of all types get frothy at the mouth whenever the subject comes up.
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The longer the economy keeps growing, moreover, the more scope there is for financial imbalances, such as excess debt or frothy asset prices, to build up.
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Interest-rate sensitive names are probably a bit oversold short-term, and a reasonable argument could be made that stocks in general are a bit frothy.
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Mary Poppins Returns is a lighthearted musical fantasy, but frothy head-burying doesn't really seem like a conclusion to the sad events that drive its story.
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Now, even the poorest villagers here in India's baking south point to the barren banks and frothy water and say they avoid going anywhere near it.
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The introduction of "macroprudential" policy requiring banks to build up separate "countercyclical" buffers of capital if credit markets become frothy was a core crisis-era innovation.
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First, it means the frothy startup mania that defined this past decade – and was largely chronicled on this site – is going to slow for a while.
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Yes. Would I have loved to have a cozy, frothy, comforting cappuccino from my local coffee shop when it was raining cats and dogs on Sunday?
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"If all this capital that is targeting opportunities in infrastructure was an isolated position...then may be you could call it a frothy market," he said.
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Bits Even as much of the tech industry is shifting into a less frothy period, one thing hasn't changed: the fierce competition for top technical talent.
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Tiramisu is almost a cliché in Italian restaurants, but here the stemmed goblet of frothy layered creams, custard, coffee and cocoa made the old new again.
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Petronille, a frothy exploration of female friendship set in the Champagne region of France, is just the kind of lighthearted book Nothomb's fans expect from her.
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The tonal tug-of-war between frothy self-celebration and serious discussion of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements made for some awkward red carpet moments.
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On the other hand, the market for local news outlets doesn't seem very frothy right now, so Hale says he's not in a hurry to sell.
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For a reminder of vanished summer, there is a roster of frothy fruit shakes, including one of tomate de arból, or tree tomato, native to Ecuador.
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Analysts had expected "Baywatch" to collect about $40 million from Thursday through Monday, in part because Paramount backed the film with a frothy, inventive marketing campaign.
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Beat on medium-high speed until frothy, then add the cream of tartar and salt and continue beating until the aquafaba starts to hold its shape.
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Drinks were slow coming as the bartender, warm and apologetic, meticulously sprayed yin-yang symbols onto the frothy tops of cocktails flavored with lotus and lemongrass.
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The purchase will help Sunac diversify its business, which is hurting from government restrictions on home sales as Beijing seeks to cool a frothy property market.
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Ms. Mitchell, 50, the artist-in-residence at this week's Winter Jazzfest in New York, brings an eclectic ear and a frothy vigor to her instrument.
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What this frothy, uncomplicatedly beautiful dress spells out, however, is what Marchesa meant to stylists and shoppers at a certain not-so-distant point in time.
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Ed sends over rum cocktails too, one tall and frothy that tastes of banana, and another with a sugary maraschino cherry balanced on its foamy head.
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There's no doubt that the tech industry is frothy, tons of people are accumulating huge wealth via equity and they could probably afford to pay higher taxes.
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This time, China's economy faces headwinds from the government's campaign against risky lending and escalating trade tension with the United States, but stocks are much less frothy.
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We are brewing up a frothy photo gallery with all your juggy Oktoberfest party pics ... so send us all your festive photos and see yourself on TMZ!
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It's a fairly bleak, very Peak TV look at the unrealistic framework that supported previous frothy NYC adventures like Sex And The City and most romantic-comedies.
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Goldman Sachs on Monday cut its three-month rating on equities tounderweight, while DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeff Gundlach said on Friday that many asset classes look frothy.
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N.Y.C. Nature Perplexed urbanites might suspect that the frothy, walnut-size blobs attached to shrubs, fence posts and grass stems this time of year are insect-related.
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The industry continues to grapple with slower growth, but that hasn't stopped entrepreneurs and small business owners from finding opportunity, even as bigger names see frothy growth.
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Covenant-lite has previously been reserved for larger, more liquid loans and its appearance on a small middle-market loan is another sign of a frothy market.
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A year ago, buoyed by tax cuts and deregulation, company leaders talked about high "animal spirits" to convey the frothy exhilaration that was coursing through their offices.
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For one thing, the rally that preceded this correction had generated near-record extremes to the upside, in terms of the technical "overbought" condition and frothy sentiment.
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CBA also flagged a possible wealth management IPO as Australia's major lenders come under regulatory pressure to boost capital in the face of a frothy property market.
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Investment in India, for instance, hit a peak in 2014 before turning lower for the past two years amid concerns of frothy valuations and lackluster exit prospects.
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And she is undertaking a strenuous effort to prove she isn't the same frothy Katy Perry as before, making over her look, her music and her vocabulary.
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The Imagem deal is the latest in a frothy market for music publishing, the side of the business that deals in the copyrights for songwriting and composition.
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Many fans, including me, were looking forward to a bit of escapist counterprogramming, something frothy and full of silly puns, in line with the first nine episodes.
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The ceremony began on a frothy and obscene note, as the returning host, the British comedian Ricky Gervais, cracked numerous jokes that were bleeped by NBC censors.
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The chairman said he anticipates a slow and steady pace of rate hikes as the central bank looks to balance economic growth and curbing frothy asset prices.
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Matsutake, along with mussels, bob in a frothy aligot in one of the restaurant's more substantial dishes, a sweet tilefish filet with its iridescent scales still on.
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He added that the "frothy price action likely continues in the short term," though the firm's indicator of market sentiment is getting closer to a sell level.
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With summer almost in full swing, it went perfectly with a freddo espresso, a cold, frothy favorite of Athenians, from a coffee shop on the same level.
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Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average continues to hover just under the 20,000 level, underscoring what some analysts believe is a market that's starting to look too frothy.
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And so since last year, I've found myself issuing warnings instead of accolades about the latest trend in the frothy world of cryptocurrencies: ICOs, or initial coin offerings.
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Greenblatt sees parallels to the current environment, with some of investors' current emotions being of the "frothy" rather than "fearful variety," a situation he said may not persist.
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It exemplifies what Jeffrey Johnson, director of Columbia University's China Megacities Lab, calls the "museumification" of China: a building boom so frothy it is running away with itself.
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"When you have valuations that are somewhat frothy, credit markets that are let's say priced to perfection, this can create a trading opportunity on the downside," Morganlander said.
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Firm price gains highlight the challenge Chinese authorities face in calming a frothy market without disrupting the economy, in which real estate is a major driver of growth.
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Up until recently, I would only cherish the shampoos that mimicked one of those ads, lathering up until I turned my hair into a big, frothy, soapy creation.
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"We're in a very frothy phase of ICOs," said Naval Ravikant, a Silicon Valley investor and entrepreneur who's also a venture partner at digital currency firm MetaStable Capital.
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From left to right: Maine seaweed with "frothy ocean broth" and tapioca pearls; the onion; parsnip cake with pear and cashew-milk sherbet; and the black-plum terrine.
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"The right business models and fundamentals will continue to have an appetite among investors, while more frothy ones will have an uphill battle," Ives said in an email.
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"This Girl," the 19-year-old French DJ Kungs' frothy house remix of a song from Cookin' on 3 Burners, comes in at number nine on the list.
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Last month, economists at the Bank of China warned in a report that worsening asset price bubbles were adding to a frothy market that could result in trouble.
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Much of her frothy approach harks back to the era of "Dynasty" shoulder pads and Cyndi Lauper quirks, bolstered by Ms. Petras's full-throated vocals and ultrabright melodies.
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"Many miles from camp," she wrote in New Scientist, they found a small specimen with a "frothy, greenish-tan crust" that was unlike anything they had ever seen.
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However, it is also frothy and warm enough that watching it makes you feel that you have been swaddled in a cozy blanket of family values and consumerism.
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The new music, which he teased in April on WBGO's "The Checkout," has the brooding interiority of a singer-songwriter confessional and the frothy abundance of improvised music.
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Conch shells lined sand paths through the dunes to the beach, strafed by surf despite the barrier of distant Horseshoe Reef, visible in a line of frothy waves.
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This is a frothy time, when prices being paid for firms are high but so, too, is the amount of debt buyers are taking on to pay them.
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Here were frothy confections of dresses (though none of the giant tulle creations Valli is known for) with black velvet bows and gardening hats made from Chantilly lace.
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Does this mean that the venture-capital industry itself was the ultimate frothy startup—a solution that we didn't really need to a problem that we didn't have?
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But while the focus was on Washington, traders also looked at the morning market surge Tuesday as another sign that the market was getting too frothy and overbought.
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Manhattan real estate prices have been notoriously frothy, but a clutch of recent data reinforced the lament of the city's renters, where the market is equally as expensive.
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In the meantime "frothy price action could continue," strategists concluded, adding that their bull and bear indicator of market sentiment had risen to 7.4, near a sell signal.
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They include climbing trade tensions sparked by President Donald Trump's aluminum and steel tariffs, a more hawkish Federal Reserve, a ballooning budget deficit and frothy stock market valuations.
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Former titleholder Shawn Porter worked so hard that he lost Saturday night, in the welterweight championship contest held in front of 12,718 frothy patrons at Brooklyn's Barclays Center.
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Singer Tiffany Young comes into focus, her frothy white gown and long blonde hair splayed out on a rock, as if she has been washed up by the sea.
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The rest of us might have something approaching fondness towards it, but old Gunter, down by the pool in Benidorm, clutching his frothy, foamy pint, he really loves it.
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But Beyond's rapid ascent — and popularity among retail traders — has Citron's Left convinced its price tag has grown frothy, especially with competitors like Impossible Foods eyeing the public market.
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What I would give to see photos of Tom Hanks with Affleck's back tattoo, standing next to a shirtless Ali and Smith, wrangling each other in the frothy waves.
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It's unclear what the immediate impact on house prices will be, as there has already been a pullback in foreign investment in New Zealand property from its frothy highs.
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Frothy raw eggs in cocktails can be divisive, but the Ramos gin fizz is such a classic that you'd be remiss to go your whole life without trying one.
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Elsewhere in Wilmington, Linda Smith, a 2240-year-old retired nonprofit director, was concerned as she watched wind gusts stir up frothy white caps on the Cape Fear River.
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Frenzied buying in the city just months after China's frothy stock markets crashed has raised fears about a replay of the real estate bust that has hit economic growth.
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He argued that too much liquidity was pumped into the marketplace to deal with the 2008 global financial crisis — noting that not even regulators can improve the frothy situation.
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"We do expect the dollar to continue to be strong by end 2017 but I think in the short term, it may be a bit too frothy," he said.
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If fund-raising efforts can help both the sanctuary and Norcia live again, they say, the monks are happy to repay their benefactors — even in a small, frothy way.
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It's a rom-com, it's a little frothy delight, and no one's blowing each other up or setting things on fire, and even the friendships are kind and genuine.
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Western red cedars, Douglas firs, ponds, peacocks, frothy fountains and stone bridges (one is named for Carr): It is an enchanting park, and, occasionally, a place of high drama.
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Or there's Victoria Beckham, another barrier-breaker, who moved from frothy pop stardom to designer substance, and could be a kindred spirit when it comes to crafting an image.
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If there's a line outside A Cevicheria, a popular Peruvian restaurant opened by the chef Kiko Martins in 2883, order a frothy pisco sour and wait — it's worth it.
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Sam Sifton's Guinness pie is a worthy project, as is Nigella Lawson's tender chocolate Guinness cake, topped with fluffy cream-cheese frosting (the finished cake resembles a frothy pint).
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The village, which is in the town of Philipstown in Putnam County, has an impressive collection of 19th-century buildings with sedate neo-Classical features or frothy Victorian trimmings.
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Canvassing frothy sectors hasn't always been a particularly strong recipe for sustained success; both VR/AR and blockchain startups have endured bear markets in the past couple of years.
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Bites Behind the bar at Agrikol, a bartender pressed sugar cane to make frothy juice for a ti-punch, a French Caribbean staple of rum, sugar and lime juice.
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On the patio, drink a frothy "From Russia With Love," with vodka and peach liqueur (19 dollars) while watching old James Bond movies screened silently on an adjacent wall.
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Wealth Matters was conceived in a different world, one that was still frothy with 2007-level excess and one in which the phrase "income inequality" had not gone mainstream.
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No signs of a bubble here The IPO market was so frothy back then that investors were even eager to buy shares of media companies reporting on the frenzy.
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From the makers of Fizzics Waytap, this Kickstarter success story converts regular beer carbonation (IPAs, lagers, or stouts) into uniform bubbles for a creamy, frothy head and enhanced aromas.
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But after a 22.3,21783 percent share price rise since a late-27 market debut, arguably none is looking as frothy as upmarket tonic water and mixers maker Fevertree Drinks.
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It's not hard to see why: It's a groan-inducing glory of a dessert, with a dense chocolate base topped with frothy chocolate mousse and crowned with whipped cream.
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Best known as the author of the Princess Diaries books, Cabot is capable of writing books that are the literary equivalent of a bubble bath: frothy, frivolous, and undemanding.
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In recent years, the company added an electric and a stainless steel version, as well as a version using the Brikka pressure system to produce a frothy layer on top.
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It's a teeny-tiny (and therefore, inherently cuter) take on the frothy bath bombs we already know and love, specifically formulated with nourishing oils to treat your nails and cuticles.
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The Fed has no mandate to boost the stock market, or to catch it when it falls — especially when the fall is simply a decline from frothy to sensible levels.
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Series C and D [deals] down here were pretty frothy, as well, though probably at a 15 to 20 percent discount to what you were seeing in the Bay Area.
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Luckin Coffee's draft prospectus argues, unconvincingly, that its fair value doubled in three months; an April funding round puts the company's worth even higher, at a frothy near-$3 billion.
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The genre — a frothy, sometimes louche amalgam of dance and singing — was wildly popular in early 18th-century France but then largely disappeared, arousing interest again only in recent decades.
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Canadian coffee and doughnuts chain Tim Hortons is releasing a product for people who can't decide if they want a frothy espresso beverage or a plate of spicy bar wings.
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That's around 15 times estimated 103 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, or Ebitda, according to Thomson Reuters, close to the frothy 15.3 times ChemChina is paying for Syngenta.
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"Even with the frothy multiples, people don't appreciate the earnings power of these companies," said Jonathan Sherman, managing director of the FANG-heavy $14.4 billion JPMorgan Large Cap Growth Fund.
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Though he's not on the campaign trail yet, Schultz already has mastered the art of spitting out frothy bits of nonsense when given a question he doesn't want to answer.
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"We're worried about this shift from what has been responsible lending to reckless lending... It's early stage... but some of it is getting a little frothy and should be addressed."
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The three decades of the Heisei era saw the collapse of Japan's frothy "bubble" economy, years of economic stagnation, a series of natural disasters and the spread of social media.
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Buffalo even gets a sly nod in seared, pistachio-crusted cauliflower; its frothy sauce combines Green Goddess dressing with tomatillo salsa, an oblique shout-out to wings and ranch dip.
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Home prices are not nearly as out of line with incomes as they were then; speculative activity hasn't been nearly as frothy; and consumer debt levels are considerably more measured.
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As the sea turned frothy on Thursday afternoon and the rain began to fall, the loudspeakers blared messages telling people to go to the nearest shelter as soon as possible.
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To fill their new straw-void, they'll be switching to a raised, strawless lid that features a teardrop-shaped mouthpiece that's intended to make sipping cold, frothy drinks a breeze.
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"The frothy price action emphasizes the store that energy markets place on trade progress to support further gains in prices going forward," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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One thing that remained the same, though, was Valli's love for maximalism: His gowns were adorned with all manner of gigantic trains, frothy layers of tulle, ruffles, embroideries and feathers.
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"I think that we were poised for a sell-off because at above $50 the market looked frothy," said Tamar Essner, director of energy and utilities at Nasdaq Corporate Solutions.
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You can see the appeal when faced with the head-scratching about-face of Alberta Ferretti, who abandoned her signature frothy, fragile femininity in search of what she called renewal.
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Known for her frothy mille-feuille-like tulle creations, Molly Goddard confidently took her designs in a new direction in her latest show, held in an Art Deco recreation center.
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"Heading into the beginning of the year, markets had done extraordinarily well, but sentiment was starting to get really frothy," said Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab.
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"I would say at that time it was pretty frothy and in Canada particularly, there was just a lot of venture capital entering the uranium space for investment," Goranson said.
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On the expert's end, the Fat Monk ($15), a frothy mix of pear-infused tequila and hefeweizen syrup, seemed popular, keeping the bartenders busy shaking up an egg-white storm.
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In case you haven't heard, VCs are loving on workplace software as of late, and productivity tools that help teams collaborate seem to be a particular frothy area of investment.
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Following a bookstore owner named Joe (Penn Badgley) who stalks and, eventually, woos an aspiring young writer and grad student named Beck (Elizabeth Lail), "You" is both frothy and sharp.
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There have been 56 abandoned deals, 39 state-backed acquisitions of commodities firms at frothy prices, and, lately, wild sprees by tycoons scooping up trophies such as hotels and football clubs.
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So the big five face a "trilemma"—they could pump even more capital into frothy Canada, expand much faster abroad or admit that they can't grow and return cash to investors.
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Pink frothy liquid comes out of her lungs: Kamma, one of the nurses, wipes it away while her colleagues use a suction pump to try to get it out of her.
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Australia's housing market may be frothy, but it doesn't appear likely to be a bursting bubble anytime soon, if the comments of a big mortgage broker are anything to go by.
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But thanks to its innovative design, frothy cappuccinos and lattes can be whipped up in three easy steps: brew a shot of concentrated espresso, froth your choice of milk, and voila.
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That has pushed up already-frothy valuations for the few internet companies that do manage to list: the tech-heavy ChiNext board trades at some 49 times earnings, Eikon data shows.
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"If an investor sells, they're going to have a hard time investing those proceeds, but debt capital markets are so frothy and robust that you might as well refinance," she said.
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True, the spot price has retreated from the frothy heights of early March, when it rocketed by over 20 percent in the space of just two days to $213.3 per ton.
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The title track is Daya's latest single, and nails her gambit of delivering a sober message — the expectations on women to be objects, not subjects — with a kind of frothy glee.
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Set in the waning years of Britain's imperial century, this frothy biography follows the lives of Mary, Madeline, and Pamela Wyndham, aristocratic English sisters renowned for their beauty and social prowess.
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Xiao also said Beijing must look out for hot money moving in and out of the country, as well as large amounts of capital flowing into the frothy real estate market.
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We already knew Canada is putting the US bubble to shame, but we didn't know that real estate prices in Australia, the UK, and New Zealand were getting pretty frothy too.
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She found refuge in romance novels, frothy stories that allowed her to experience intense feelings that were clearly spelled out on the page, always with the promise of a happy ending.
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Mr. Apfelbaum, a virtuoso multi-instrumentalist, draws influences from around the globe, typically in service of a sound that's big and sanguine and whorled — full of incisive funk and frothy improvising.
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Live television viewing has been waning for years, but ratings have lately tumbled for award shows as they have tested the public's tolerance for mixing serious causes with frothy self-celebration.
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Inside, the mint chocolate flavor is clean, chemical and bright, creating the illusion of being colder than it is, and the ice cream is light, with an almost frothy, foamy quality.
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Yet the rhetoric against Britain began to feel like the frothy threats made by the group toward other countries that had avoided attacks, including Iran: loud and menacing but ultimately empty.
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Based on the book by Yangsze Choo, this six-part series (in Mandarin, with English subtitles, or dubbed) is a frothy historical romance with a supernatural streak and a murder mystery.
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And now, just as it becomes aspirational, she's been hit with a new problem: She is now, in fact, too silly, too frivolous, too frothy; not worth taking seriously at all.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)You can't really get rid of a phone's front-facing cam without whipping up the hoard of selfie-snapping fanatics into a frothy social media-powered complaint storm.
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When a drink is fragrant and frothy and frosty, with crushed ice and foam on top, and it shows up in a big sifter, there's no question about the romanticism of it.
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Be sure to give their signature "Black and Blue" a try; the nitrogen-infused cold brew on tap looks more like a frothy Guinness than your run-of-the-mill iced coffee.
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Shanghai-listed shares of major insurer People's Insurance Group of China (PICC) plummeted the maximum allowed 10 percent, after Citic Securities issued a rare "sell" rating on the stock, citing frothy valuation.
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Pnini's 2009 Fun Tom/ Masarik, for example, fixates on a seemingly ordinary public fountain whose frothy run-off unexpectedly gathers into a ringed wall of foam that resembles a children's snow fort.
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With stocks notching new highs like clockwork — and some experts calling the market "frothy " and pointing to signs of a market top — some investors might be considering taking money off the table.
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"Earnings have provided an extension to the rally over the past week but we're a bit frothy," said David Schiegoleit, managing director of investments for the Private Client Reserve of U.S. Bank.
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That might not sound all that exciting, but the contraption is specially designed so when you pop it open, it actually tastes exactly like the on-tap version — frothy microfoam and all.
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More frothy than scandalous, the film is best explained by the scene in which Dove runs around in a metal suit of armor while chased by Morris, who's holding a can opener.
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If Apple did indeed sell about 8 million or 9 million smartwatches last year, that would be far fewer than some frothy analysts predicted, and of little financial consequence to the company.
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She added that they could guess the source of certain water samples by sight, from the "frothy" Gowanus sample to the distinctive shade of green of the water from Prospect Park Lake.
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Aerolatte Handheld Milk Frother, $19.95, available at Williams SonomaYou know how she takes her morning coffee, so why not make it a little easier to get a rich, frothy cappuccino at home?
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Having opened pop-up cafes in apparel and luggage shops, this coffee company known for its frothy nitro (nitrogen-infused) cold brew and flavored lattes is opening a brick-and-mortar flagship.
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On it was a picture on Instagram of a couple we both know, a photo of one of them pursing her lips over a frothy cocktail in a dim bar, flash on.
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SoftBank, whose $100 billion Vision Fund is widely seen as having contributed to frothy tech valuations, has urged WeWork to shelve the IPO due to tepid investor demand, the Financial Times reported.
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"The U.S. is an expensive, frothy market priced to give you terrible forward returns," said Robert Arnott, chairman of the investment advisory service Research Affiliates, who is seeking opportunities in foreign markets.
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But I was happy getting my morning cappuccino and ordering two espresso cups of frothy milk for Elena and Luca at Natalizi's crowded counter with the elderly tie-and-sweater-vest set.
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It has become an awkward push-pull between publicly engaging in a frothy ritual (the dresses, the parties, smile for the cameras) and privately feeling angry over the direction of the country.
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The pieces she showcased included padded cages, a tire worn around the waist and held up by metal chains and, in one instance, a teddy bear folded into a frothy pink confection.
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"Risk wise there is not necessarily any fundamental that could tip things, but I do think sentiment has gotten a bit frothy," said Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab.
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"History has looked back on it as one of the more frothy top-of-the-market deals," said Jed Reagan, a senior analyst at Green Street Advisors, a real estate research firm.
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The common STI-related causes of abnormal discharge include a parasitic infection called trichomoniasis—which is known for watery or frothy foul-smelling yellow-grey discharge, burning urine, and pain with sex.
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"Equity markets are looking a bit frothy and what's dragging them down is a bit of softness in the oil price and yen strength," said Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets.
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Bain & Co, a consultancy, calculates that private-equity deals in China were priced last year at a frothy 26-times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, compared with ten times in America.
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Jeffrey Gundlach, the chief executive of DoubleLine Capital, said on Friday that many asset classes look frothy and his firm continues to hold gold, a traditional safe-haven, along with gold miner stocks.
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It turns what is usually frothy and goofy into something that feels more like a sad longing; Pooh starts to represent the lightheartedness that Christopher needs but is no longer able to embrace.
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Just as Gossip Girl narrated that episode by peppering in frothy, snarky commentary about the lives "she" (really, Dan) observed, here, the narration is provided by Joe, speaking exclusively to his lady love.
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" The low number of stocks driving the gains is "a sign things are getting a little frothy, at least in the near term," he added in a Friday interview on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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The plaudits and the fans she's won over during this metamorphosis are all richly deserved, even if some of her more recent notoriety comes from the frothy coverage of who she's slept with.
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All of the first batch of 25 companies - ranging from chip-makers to biotech firms - more than doubled their already frothy IPO prices on the STAR Market, operated by the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
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In a frothy white dress, Melania Trump stood out on the event's blue carpet, smiling and holding her husband's hand for the long walk up the steps and into a museum for dinner.
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"The markets are frothy, and it's a froth again that strikes me as reminiscent of what we saw in a lengthy pre-crisis period in the 2003 to early 2007 period," he said.
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Then the site infects Facebook with its bullshit, rakes in the clicks, foments a bunch of frothy conservative rage about the latest (fake) misdeed from Nancy Pelosi, Black Lives Matter, or Al Gore.
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SoftBank, whose $100 billion Vision Fund is widely seen as having contributed to frothy tech valuations, has urged We Company to shelve the IPO due to tepid investor demand, the Financial Times reported.
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SoftBank, whose $100 billion Vision Fund is widely seen as having contributed to frothy tech valuations, has urged We Company to shelve the IPO due to tepid investor demand, the Financial Times reported.
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The more inhospitable, the better: Once this winter, when I was running in a torrential slush storm of huge, wet, frothy chunks that were sluicing through the sky, my neighbor Bill drove by.
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Frothy party frocks aside, there's another reason showgoers look forward to Molly Goddard's spot on the London Fashion Week schedule: She's known for hosting the occasional feast (see the banquet from fall '17).
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While the latter went all-out with a frothy black skirt, platform creeper shoes, and embroidered patches, the former somehow made grunge glamorous with shimmering trousers, platform mules and a coordinating Alice band.
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Behind the female's bottomless appetite is the extraordinary size of her egg case, or ootheca, a frothy proteinous mass studded with up to 400 eggs that can amount to half her body weight.
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The move by Heze - a city of more than 8 million in the coastal Shandong province - will also test the central government's resolve in keeping the frothy sector in check, some analysts say.
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The movie casually blends the plausible and the surreal, A. O. Scott wrote in The Times, and its limitations, "as frothy as the milk atop a cappuccino, are finally inseparable from its delights."
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So, while everyone from camel herders to country folk have been guzzling camel milk—warm, frothy, and straight from the teat—for centuries, it's taken until recently to consider turning it into cheese.
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" And so despite Nixon's ostensibly populist politics, the article concluded, her association with frothy, silly Sex and the City might mean that she is not "the best vessel for her own invaluable message.
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In the short run the catch is that the tech boom, which is already frothy, could burst, and a sudden cutback in capital spending could hurt the economy more deeply than most people realise.
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The Tea Terrace, based in House of Fraser's Oxford Street branch, has become Europe's first location to deliver the "Selfieccino," which features an image of customers' faces on the frothy topping of their drinks.
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SEC complaints about the frothy cryptocurrency market have focused on ICOs, or initial coin offerings, in which startups sell units of new or planned cryptocurrency as a quick and easy way to raise capital.
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New home prices accelerated in August at the fastest pace in nearly two years, a sign that Beijing's efforts to boost a slowing economy may once again be heating up frothy real estate markets.
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This new buffer sits on top of the minimum and is built up in good times to stop credit supply becoming too frothy, and tapped when the economy weakens and some loans turn sour.
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While the menu offers a solid mix of drip coffee and espresso-based drinks, it's the draft latte that's the most remarkable option, which is frothy and milky and rich and damn-near perfect.
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Plus, who needs light and frothy beach reads when we can cuddle up with Gay's Hunger and Anne Helen Petersen's Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud: The Rise and Reign of the Unruly Woman?
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Houston was well on her way to pop music domination when she released the frothy, dance-pop anthem that would go on to become a karaoke and wedding classic decades after its 1987 release.
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Like at a regular coffeehouse, you get a multitude of beverage options: latte, single-origin espresso, matcha latte, cortado and so on, and with different types of frothy milk, including organic Swedish oat milk.
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Jeremy Rudin, Canada's Superintendent of Financial Institutions, said in a speech his organisation was taking pre-emptive action to reduce the risks arising from high household debt across the country and frothy housing markets.
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At the same time, talented British players could command higher premiums at home as British clubs, less free to shop in Europe, competed with one another for top talent, overheating an already frothy market.
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Add in Jacob Batalon in search of the most epic high school party, a baby pig, and Joan Cusack covered in tin foil, and you've got the festive, frothy joy of Let It Snow.
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At the recent CNBC Delivering Alpha conference, he explained why he disagreed with the notion that the venture-capital space was frothy, and he discussed one area of tech the firm was bullish about.
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" Eight times a week at the Golden Theater, Whizzer, Marvin's "friend," was succumbing to AIDS; a block away at the Shubert, Gershwin standards were getting a fresh airing in the frothy "Crazy for You.
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On the frothy property market, now one of the most expensive in the world, Chan said the government has "no intention to withdraw" existing cooling measures despite a recent easing back of property prices.
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One of the most popular was lulo, which in its original form looks a bit like an orange tomato, while as a juice it forms a white frothy mix with a distinct citrus flavor.
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We were going into the year, we didn't know when this would occur but the markets were a little frothy in one way so we take a step back, let's look at the facts.
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Zenefits secured a staggering $500 million in funding at a $4.5 billion in 2015 after barely two years in operation, taking full advantage of the frothy venture capital market, which has since leveled off.
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The cup of matcha, frothy and vegetal, is best when accompanied by a namagashi, or sweet, shaped like a cherry flower, its color making the sharp new green of the tea grassier in contrast.
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LONDON — Britain has waited for nine months, since Meghan Markle married Prince Harry in a frothy, celebrity-packed confection of a wedding, to see what the new Duchess of Sussex wanted to talk about.
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Instead of trying to frame the top of your mug with the front of your Gucci T-shirt, though, it translated some of the most recognizable branding from our favorite fashion houses into frothy artwork.
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Signs of a more stable and less frothy housing market, which is a key driver of economic growth, will be good news for the Communist Party as it prepares for a key meeting next month.
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The Passiflora is more one of those dozen whorehouses, but it's got a fully functioning inn within it, with the little frothy tankard symbol popping up over it on the map, so I'm allowing it.
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The various chocolate drinks, and especially the frothy foam created from them, held a prominent role in rituals, feasts and consumption by the elite, and specialized vessels were used in their preparation, storage and serving.
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"The uncertainty that Trump brings to the picture meant that your most frothy asset class sells off and that for the longest time has been rates," said Ben Jang, portfolio manager at Nicola Wealth Management.
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Frothy rental prices across the nation are showing signs of cooling, recent real estate data show, with the white hot markets of New York City and Washington D.C. offering modest relief to sticker-shocked renters.
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New home prices in China rose at their fastest pace in five months in May, complicating government efforts to keep frothy housing markets under control as it rolls out more stimulus for the slowing economy.
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The plot regularly veers into outlandish territory — starting with Frank having chosen Claire as his running mate — that, whatever the parallels, shares more with the frothy camp of Scandal than reality, even our current one.
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But the sale will provide a handsome payout for providers of venture capital there, who had started to gripe about the lack of exits from dozens of investments in the once-frothy Indian startup scene.
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The brand has become synonymous with off-the-shoulder silhouettes ideal for cocktail hour, and an off-kilter femininity that blends frothy dresses, print-laden fabrics, and Victorian blouses with everyday denim and cozy knitwear.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Major central banks must ensure their efforts to gradually lift interest rates prove effective enough to cool some already "frothy" financial markets, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said in its latest report.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - New property curbs in China's capital unveiled in March have started to cool the red-hot housing market, but the frothy market will take some time to stabilize, the Beijing municipal government said.
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It's nowhere near as powerful as the frothy green tea used in tea ceremonies, but the delicate bitterness functions as an excellent palate cleanser that will have you reaching for another chip in no time.
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Bodice rippers, however, are far from mindless guilty-pleasure television; these delightfully frothy, heaving-bosom period melodramas offer viewers as much sexy escapism as more "prestigious" fare like Game of Thrones or House of Cards.
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All in all, an assessment of Wall Street research and the options market would suggest that those who bought the stock at its frothy-looking early levels shouldn't really expect to make their money back.
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The plot regularly veers into outlandish territory -- starting with Frank having chosen Claire as his running mate -- that, whatever the parallels, shares more with the frothy camp of "Scandal" than reality, even our current one.
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Meanwhile the outgoing Hager is soon to be a co-host of the Today show's famously frothy fourth hour after several years as a correspondent (and before that a teacher in Washington, D.C., and Baltimore).
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Maya Rudolph and Martin Short try to make the classic variety show their own, with a frothy mix of sketches, music, shenanigans and celebrity guests, including Miley Cyrus, Larry David, Jimmy Fallon and Tom Hanks.
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And while the unicorns of 1003 have represented at times frothy, fadlike market trends, the Upstart 100 companies present a broader picture of where venture capitalists are placing their bets on the more distant future.
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And although the unicorns of 2019 have represented at times frothy, fadlike market trends, the Upstart 100 companies present a broader picture of where venture capitalists are placing their bets in the more distant future.
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Just as you swapped your puffy winter coats for strappy summer clothes, you likely made a seasonal adjustment to your go-to-drink order: out with the frothy lattes, in with the cold-pressed juice.
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When Bieber took his turn at chugging, Morgan caught the messy moment on his cellphone, barely missing the blast of beer shooting from the bong hose and onto Bieber's face and clothes with frothy abandon.
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Not that Ms. Maxwell was at home only in frothy period pieces, though like Ms. McDonald (and Christine Ebersole and Donna Murphy) she possessed an uncanny (and uncommon) affinity for the styles of other times.
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She's not exactly the kind of hard-living, bloodthirsty ruler who makes for frothy television, and "The Crown," a 10-part drama that becomes available Friday on Netflix, doesn't try to pretend that she is.
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A huge shift in American business was overshadowed amid impeachment last week: Investors are rethinking hot startups with frothy valuations and putting discipline (and reality) above the myth of the almighty and all-knowing founder.
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The pisco sour—a frothy, citrusy South American drink of pisco, lime juice, sugar, and egg whites shaken with ice and topped with bitters—has become a firm favorite in cocktail bars across the globe.
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When dunked in a mug full of cinnamon-spiked coffee or frothy Mexican hot chocolate, it is one of the most delicious breads you will eat in your entire life—and afterlife, for that matter.
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China's property prices are expected to cool steadily this year amid persistent curbs on buyers and tighter monetary conditions, but the market remains frothy and is subject to volatility, a government think tank said on Monday.
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But analysts noted a worrying lack of expansion in new export orders for Chinese factories, suggesting the stronger headline number was consequence of demand coming from its frothy property sector, which authorities are trying to cool.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Dark clouds and drizzle were just what Britain's Joseph Clarke needed to make him feel at home and win gold on the frothy whitewater of Rio's K-1 slalom course on Wednesday.
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Yuan Yuwei, fund manager at Olympus Hedge Fund Investments Co, said that STAR Market valuations could remain frothy in the short term, but that he expected to see declines over the next two to four weeks.
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If that happens, it might convince investors that many startups that have hit frothy valuations have come back in line with reality, and these companies could be good investment targets if they choose to go public.
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"Brooklyn real estate hasn't always been so frothy," said David Kramer, a principal of Hudson Companies, which developed the J Condominium at 100 Jay Street in Dumbo, directly across the street from the Witnesses' parking lot.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Jeffrey Gundlach, the chief executive of DoubleLine Capital, said on Friday that many asset classes look frothy and his firm continues to hold gold, a traditional safe-haven, along with gold miner stocks.
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By February, when blizzards coat the oily streets, the world outside will resemble the bar's Black Manta, a rye drink with black sesame and on-trend charcoal, made unsettlingly frothy with the aid of egg whites.
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The Kachumber Kooler, a smooth green cucumber-cilantro number, would be just fine with the house gin, thanks to its frothy veggie-heavy body and chili kick, but the waiter thinks it tastes better with Hendrick's.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's home prices accelerated in August at the fastest pace in nearly two years, a sign that Beijing's efforts to boost a slowing economy may once again be heating up frothy real estate markets.
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They had proved they could march into a historic bastion of nonviolent liberalism and troll its occupants into a frothy-mouthed rage, fulfilling their own prophecies of an extremist "alt-left" while also making national news.
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The fact that the show was able to accomplish all this without losing any of its frothy appeal was a kind of minor miracle, a way of finding romantic tension in the boundaries of new rules.
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Frothy white with a bright yellow center, it wasn't just any peony, but the W.E.B. DuBois peony, which was named for the civil rights activist after Weems called up the American Peony Society with the suggestion.
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The process goes like this, approximately: spatchcocked, brined, rubbed with spices, smoked, chilled, dunked in a frothy batter, tossed in seasoned flour, deep fried, dipped in spicy oil and sprinkled with four kinds of ground pepper.
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With a frothy Jamaica Bay for a background, the vulture extended its feet with the peculiar, almost respectful grace of a carrion eater, and had committed to landing when a speeding patrol car changed its plans.
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A-chan, Kashiyuka, and Nocchi don frothy gowns as they dance in perfect synchronicity and interact with the advanced technology — powered by the same company behind the design of the upcoming Tokyo 2020 Olympics — around them.
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Stocks are entering "frothy territory" and could fall soon due to a turnaround in monetary policy, a Deutsche Bank economist said Monday, citing analysis that is used by some of the more notable names in finance.
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The IPOs of Lyft and Uber represent a watershed for Silicon Valley's technology unicorns, which for years have snubbed the stock market in favor of raising capital privately, with investors happy to back their frothy valuations.
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We use this time to alternate between frothy-mouthed lust and aggression while pissing on everything we can and stealing drinks from bars and nicking hotel fixtures and/or religious icons because we think it's funny.
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But analysts noted a worrying lack of expansion in new export orders for Chinese factories, suggesting the stronger headline number was a consequence of demand coming from its frothy property sector, which authorities are trying to cool.
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The Mocha Cookie Crumble Frappuccino is for the chocolate lovers – rich mocha sauce and Frappuccino chips are layered into the frothy combo of ice, milk, and coffee, and topped with a generous helping of chocolate cookie crumbles.
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Emilia Clarke stole the show in a frothy blue confection, Gwendoline Christie wore a sweeping gown with an optical illusion print and Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams both went the embellished route with eye-catching black dresses.
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All of the first batch of 25 companies - ranging from chip-makers to health care firms - more than doubled their already frothy initial public offering (IPO) prices on the STAR Market, operated by the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
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While Armstrong noted the attributes of many constituents of the FTSE 250 saying, "these companies give you a dividend yield, there's no cyclical exposure…these companies are great, they're safe," he also warned against making frothy purchases.
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This is a space for silent reflection—respite from one popular mobile game which will remain nameless, and the viral content encircling it like so much frothy scum on top of a simmering pot of chicken stock.
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Trump captioned the photo "Milkshakes + games" and shared more images of her sipping a frothy drink and looking through the cards, according to The Washington Post and screenshots of Trump's Instagram story taken by the Daily Mail.
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And the fact that leche bronca turns pajaretes into either a comforting warm milkshake, lightly alcoholic cocoa, or a frothy cappuccino (depending on the optional extras you just threw in) is just a pleasing stomach-warming bonus.
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Last year, she wore a frothy white number from designer Inbal Dror, and those bridal vibes we were feeling from that 2016 Grammys get-up weren't purely coincidental: It was actually a look from Dror's bridal collection.
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Yuan Yuwei, fund manager at Olympus Hedge Fund Investments Co, said that STAR Market valuations could remain frothy in the short term, but that he expected to see more declines over the next two to four weeks.
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Sixteen of the first batch of 21.27 companies - ranging from chip-makers to health care firms - more than doubled their already frothy initial public offering (IPO) prices on the STAR Market, operated by the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
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The revenue multiples investors are paying for late-stage software investments have dropped by between one-third and 40 percent since the frothy days of 2015, said John Somorjai, executive vice president of corporate development at Salesforce.
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For women, the vulva, vagina, cervix, or urethra can be infected, which produces unpleasant-smelling, frothy discharge in a white, grey, or yellowish shade—as well as general itching and pain with urination or during sexual intercourse.
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But I can say the way its wheels churn sand on the beach or how it slashes through the impossibly frothy waves, is everything I'd expect from taking a million-dollar sports car on the actual beach.
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Frothy valuations have made negotiations between sellers and buyers of private equity-owned companies challenging, hindering the ability of buyout firms such as Apollo to cash out of their holdings at the same clip as last year.
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Sixteen of the first batch of 230 companies - ranging from chip-makers to health care firms - increased their already frothy initial public offering (IPO) prices by 21.27% on the STAR Market, operated by the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
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On top of that, emerging markets look "frothy in some areas", Kumar said, citing the fall in corporate dollar bond yields below those on sovereign debt, and successful bond issuance by junk-grade borrowers Tajikistan and Ukraine.
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PowerLix Milk Frother, available on Amazon, $13.97A milk frother is an unexpectedly convenient tool to have around the house, and it can make a frothy latte or cappucino that's closer to what you'd buy at the cafe.
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The fact that we treat rom-coms as frothy nonsense for dumb people stems from the fact that romantic comedies are generally marketed to women, whom our culture does not like — not from the genre's inherent value.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - New home prices in China rose at their fastest pace in five months in May, complicating government efforts to keep frothy housing markets under control as it rolls out more stimulus for the slowing economy.
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Earlier in the day, Goddard had presented her spring 2019 collection in Covent Garden, where models walked down the runway in frothy polka-dot party frocks and psychedelic flower-print cardigans, carrying oversize cabbages against their hips.
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Joined by the pianist Kelly and his trio (Miles Davis's former rhythm section), Montgomery takes long, ebullient guitar solos, full of magnetic push-and-pull with Kelly's frothy piano playing and the clattering drums of Jimmy Cobb.
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An aerial view of the lake at the golden hour sweeps towards the frothy fountain; white swan-shaped paddle boats teeter in anticipation of tourists; and the jagged teeth of Downtown LA's skyline sharpen in the distance.
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While the banks should have no trouble raising the additional capital over the next two years, analysts said the main risk now was potential changes to mortgage risk weights amid persistent concerns about the frothy property market.
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And yet "Namouna: A Grand Divertissement" (2010, New York City Ballet) and now "Whipped Cream" show his tender appetite for frivolity, for the inconsequential, but above all for high style that turns frothy nonsense into inspired enchantment.
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The plant was "part of every aspect of their lives," she says: The seeds were used as currency; chocolate-based drinks, especially frothy ones, were used in religious rituals, served from special vessels designed explicitly for that purpose.
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China's property investment growth cooled in May and sales saw their biggest decline since October 2017, suggesting the frothy housing market may not be able to cushion the effects of a slumping manufacturing sector and intensifying trade tensions.
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It warned of "exuberance" in the financial markets, pointing out that the P/E ratio of Indian stocks is "substantially greater than the long-run average of 18 and not far from the frothy level reached in 2007".
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Even high fashion has muscled in on the act, Valentino's SS15 Haute Couture show featuring delicate dresses smattered with lines of love verse arranged on frothy layers of tulle, with references including Dante's Divine Comedy and Virgil's Eclogues.
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Starbucks started working on the new cold brew drink earlier this year, landing on a drink made with cold brew and a vanilla base and topped with frothy pumpkin cream cold foam and a dusting of pumpkin spice.
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The thought of an age without frothy deal premiums may be enough disappoint some investors, but for another group of bank shareholders, the key to banking success is locked in the war for deposits, reliable customers and technology.
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Heisei saw economic stagnation after a frothy asset bubble burst in the early 1990s, but unlike the previous Showa era, during which Japan fought, lost and recovered from World War Two, Japan did not participate in military conflicts.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's property prices are expected to cool steadily this year amid persistent curbs on buyers and tighter monetary conditions, but the market remains frothy and is subject to volatility, a government think tank said on Monday.
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A bakery in the picturesque town of Windsor, where Britain's sixth-in-line to the throne will marry his American fiancée on Saturday, is serving up cappuccino and latte coffees topped with a frothy portrait of the couple.
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The prospect of across-the-board earnings disappointment in a frothy sharemarket puts the spotlight on capital return as investors look to justify paying prices that are being pumped up by the lowest interest rates in Australian history.
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"Sometimes people forget that actually, it was not that long ago we were down at $28 a barrel … I think oil prices today feel a bit frothy," Brian Gilvary, CFO at BP, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Tuesday.
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And while much has been written about the unfulfilled promises and stumbles of the company, its frothy CES showcase speaks to a much larger truth about the biggest consumer tech show in the world: Don't believe the hype.
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The real estate sector was the winner, with the index tracking real estate up more than 2 percent as investors cheered data showing rising home prices in October despite local governments' repeated effort to cool the frothy market.
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Seemingly every genre of show has located an angle: the headline-ripping procedural ("The Good Fight"), the misanthropic sitcom ("It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia"), the frothy romantic comedy ("Younger"), and the broadcast news satire (the "Murphy Brown" reboot).
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By the end of the day, a haunting image of Baek was being shared widely across the Korean language internet, showing the 68-year-old splayed on his back, awash in the frothy discharge from police water cannons.
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With an avalanche of new European VC funds being announced — I chalk this up as the fourth I've covered in the last week, I posit that we could be in a bubble or at least somewhat frothy times.
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Christmas can be a stressful time of year for rom-com lovers – with so many new, original movies, it can be hard to choose the best of all the feel-good, frothy, and festive love stories out there.
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Last November, Square priced its IPO well below its private-market valuation at $9 a share, turning it into a media punching bag and a poster child for what seemed like an overly frothy private-company investment market.
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Even though it was barely after dawn, he and another worker had already filled several 35-liter metal tanks with frothy milk; they allow each calf to nurse from its mother as they milk her, which we found adorable.
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As the primary comes to a close, liberals are facing the grim realization that the only alternative to Trump's frothy isolationism is Clinton's liberal hawkishness, which has more in common with neoconservatism than the Obama doctrine of prudent restraint.
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Einhorn revealed his latest big market call in his second-quarter investor letter, telling clients he has opened a new short position against both investment-grade and high-yield corporate credit — an area he says has been looking frothy.
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While some sectors that look frothy — low-grade US corporate debt, car loans, property prices in some European cities — no single sector looks toxic enough to trigger a systemic collapse like the great financial crisis of 11 years ago.
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The government, concerned about potential instability posed by frothy property markets and soaring credit growth, has increasingly clamped down on speculators since late last year, unleashing a series of restrictions to douse the country's super-hot home property markets.
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Guests sipped on the Royal Bee, a frothy concoction of dry gin, rosemary syrup, lemon juice, champagne and bee mana — a powdered form of royal jelly extracted from beehives that's concentrated with fortifying vitamin B-12, minerals and antioxidants.
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"My most memorable memory from the frothy dot-com days was being in a room with Internet economy analysts, being the prima donnas of the moment, hearing them scowl at financial models based on earnings," he told Business Insider.
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"But he does not predict a return to the heady price inflation that was once the favorite topic of conversation at London dinner parties: "Normally, once people start buying, a recovery follows and then a period of frothy prices.
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The result is sublimely ridiculous, or perhaps ridiculously sublime: the very definition of frothy summer entertainment, moderately (if unevenly) well-directed by Ol Parker, that works best if you just suspend your need for it all to make sense.
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Okta's exploration of both an IPO and a sale underscores the dilemma faced by several technology companies this year, as the frothy stock market valuations of many of their peers begin to come down, prompting potential buyers to enter the fray.
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BEIJING, April 0.43 (Reuters) - The municipal government of China's capital said on Wednesday that new property curbs unveiled in March have started to cool the red-hot housing market, but it will take some time before the frothy market stabilises.
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Apartment rentals in major areas are becoming nearly as costly as frothy home prices, a new report suggests, and require salaries well in to the six figures to maintain a certain standard of living while renting a two bedroom apartment.
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In November 2015, tech investor Marc Andreessen weighed in on a hot debate about whether Silicon Valley's start-ups were frothy from all the cash propping up so-called unicorns, or venture-backed companies valued at $1 billion or more.
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What some people may not realize is that whipped egg whites are often used in cocktails to give them that frothy texture that is seen atop trendy drinks, and aquafaba is a way to obtain that texture without using animal products.
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The rapid price gains have defied the supply-demand fundamentals of the commodities, and analysts warn there is a risk of a bigger correction ahead, similar to last summer's crash in Chinese shares, which also followed a frothy run-up.
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Photograph by Yudi Ela for The New Yorker A tostada and a café con leche is a breakfast duo as iconic as a cappuccino and a croissant—or, if you prefer, a fried cruller dipped in frothy, freshly made soy milk.
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On "Trading Nation" last week, former Morgan Stanley Asia Chairman Stephen Roach warned "frothy" markets reminded him of 2007 and the odds are higher than 50 percent that stocks will plunge 10 percent in the final months of the year.
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On the other hand, Berger became increasingly interested in how place informed a painter's vision and how their environs showed up on the canvas, like how the frothy sinks of J.M.W. Turner's father's barbershop manifested in his paintings of waves.
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Okta's exploration of both an IPO and a sale underscores the dilemma faced by several technology companies this year, as frothy stock market valuations of many of their peers begin to come down, prompting potential buyers to enter the fray.
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The diaphanous charms of lunaria and hesperis add a certain softness, as do frothy pink thalictrums (up to nine feet tall here) and various members of the Queen Anne's lace tribe of umbellifers, with their umbrella-like sprays of flowers.
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The show opens with a series of hazy black-and-white photographs from 1969 that capture the artist's reclusive mother in a frothy negligee, moving about a dim, somewhat bedraggled bedroom, curling her hair, putting on makeup, posing before a mirror.
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In one of the best collections of the week thus far, Mr. Owens twisted and torqued and draped linen tulle in frothy, cloudlike forms around the body, and shielded shoulders in transparent horsehair structures that jutted out like meteor shards.
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The trouble is that speculators and ordinary investors, who have been shaken by the summer crash in mainland stock markets, are increasingly ploughing their money into the housing market - most of it going to the frothy sector in big centers.
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GBS Premium Men's Wet Grooming Shaving Set, available at Amazon, $29.95Banish the electric razor from your house by reminding your dad how lovely it is to shave with a real razor, a fine brush, and thick, frothy soap from a mug.
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Set down on the white sand, the turtle used her foot-long, mosaic-patterned flippers to heave herself into the sea's frothy waves, seemingly eager for another chance to live a long life that could last up to 80 years.
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She scrubbed her hands and arms, allowing frothy yellow iodine to wash over the thick scar on her right arm — a physical reminder that she had nearly died six months ago at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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The riotous market swings that have whipped up frothy peaks of anxiety over the last week — bringing the major indexes down more than 22 percent from their high — have virtually no impact on the income or wealth of most families.
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Since the point of the Nitro Cold Brew is to enjoy the frothy texture and foam, ordering a venti defeats the purpose as it would lose the drink's "nitro cascade" or the texture given from the "cascade of bubbles," Starbucks says.
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Sit down for a very frothy cappuccino and make a slow afternoon slower • At Little Italy Cigars, you can buy tobacco, sure, but also sit in an old leather chair and play a round of chess, if you're feeling bold.
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The Thai Tea with Belvedere is made with fresh lime, ginger syrup and orange bitters ($13; $90 for a "fishbowl" that serves eight), and the Marble Queen is a frothy sendup of a coconut margarita garnished with a flower ($13).
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To return the favor, Fallon sends the actor a frothy coffee drink, and after a cheers is exchanged, the gifts continue, with everything from a scorpion bowl with a steak, medium rare to a seafood tower with crab legs sticking out.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The relentless rise in global stocks should extend in the short-term as investors pump record amounts of cash into equities after a "super-frothy" start to 2018, strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Friday.
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It's a common vaginal infection caused by "an imbalance of the usual bacterial environment in the vagina, and when this gets out of balance, the PH changes, and this typical fishy odor and a grayish, frothy discharge can occur," Dr. Dweck explains.
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Xiao Yuanqi, the spokesman for the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC), also said Beijing must look out for hot money moving in and out of the country, as well as large amounts of capital flowing into the frothy real estate market.
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He said he had been overwhelmed by the performance, she recalled in a recent interview at the Metropolitan Opera, where she will sing the title role in the company premiere of "Cendrillon" — Massenet's frothy, romantic, rarely done Cinderella adaptation — starting on April 12.
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What if we're at the end of the 19453-plus-year era of high growth in China, and therefore China's ability to fuel global growth through its imports, exports and purchases of commodities will be much less frothy and reliable in the future?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Prospects for steep U.S. tax cuts are raising the ceiling for already-frothy shares of Wall Street-favorite Align Technology Inc even as patents expire for some of the technology that has helped its braces gain favor with orthodontists.
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A crop of long-awaited technology companies coming to the public market this year created a "frothy" period, Bernstein said on Tuesday, and a historical pattern may mark the top in the sector that has led the S&P 500 higher this year.
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Masan's brands meet a big chunk of the local demand for pungent sauces, noodles and freeze-dried coffee—and in December the firm accepted a $1.1 billion investment from Singha, a Thai brewer, to help finance an assault on Vietnam's frothy beer market.
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The hosting of the event at this early stage indicates that the New York-based start-up wants to leave nothing to chance after other high-profile IPOs struggled or were canceled this year, amid pushback from investors over the frothy valuations sought.
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Only time (and probably more than a few cases of sugar overdose) will tell, but the negative reviews didn't stop hairstylist Kelly Woodford of the Sapphire Hair Lounge in Canada from creating a very vibrant look directly inspired by the frothy blended drink.
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Since a beaming Kim held a summit in April with South Korean President Moon Jae-in, the In & Out cafe in Jeonju city, three hours south of the capital Seoul, has been serving lattes decorated with frothy images of the two leaders.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Financial data firm Refinitiv's $22026 billion debt, once described as having some of the weakest-ever investor protections typical of the frothy peak of the credit cycle, is being rehabilitated by its $222.9 billion merger with the London Stock Exchange.
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For a premium, the best views — of the busy junction of Gran Via and Calle Alcalá and the famous sculpture-topped cupola of the frothy Beaux-Arts Metropolis building in the middle — can be seen from the sitting rooms of the junior suites.
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It takes a deft hand to capture a heart so heavy, which is why St. Aubyn's writing is sometimes accused, at least from the outside, of being a frothy, guilty pleasure—like an extra dollop of whipped cream on top of strong coffee.
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That's still some way short of the LME's 1.96 million tonnes but it's noticeable that the Shanghai nickel contract hasn't seen the wild swings in open interest that have characterised some of the most frothy commodity contracts in China in recent weeks.
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But they do say there could be a pullback in a frothy market, and investors should take heed as some of the traditional signs of stress have shown up, such as a selloff in high yield debt, which often parallels weakness in stocks.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Strong consumption, as well as frothy stock and real estate markets likely bolstered Hong Kong's economic growth in the fourth quarter, but higher U.S. interest rates and easing China capital inflows may pose broader risks to growth this year.
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"It strikes me as tricky to intervene in pursuit of an imprecise benefit; if one tries too hard to use low rates to get reflation, you might end up, not for the first time, with excess leverage and frothy valuations," Barkin said.
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The average price for a leveraged buyout in 2017 globally was just under 11 times a company's 12-month earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, the highest since the financial crisis, amid frothy equity and debt markets and fierce competition for deals.
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The Yankees, after all, were looking like the dream-wreckers of old, after their cartoon-size sluggers, Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, clubbed home runs while a frothy crowd urged them on during a wild-card playoff romp over Oakland on Wednesday.
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Left unlocked, free to use and with most offering little more than a roof, four walls and perhaps a small wood-burning stove, the buildings, called bothies (rhymes with "frothy"), are an indispensable — if for many years underground — element of British hill culture.
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Beneath the frothy fantasy, "The Mister" deals with unexpectedly weighty topics like economic inequality, the plight of undocumented workers, the oppression of women in conservative societies and the way social institutions and governments elevate the wealthy and powerful and exploit the vulnerable.
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The stock market's spectacular plunge this week, triggered by growing fears that authorities will be unable to halt the spread of the deadly coronavirus, comes after years of warnings by regulators that share prices were frothy and investors were getting too complacent.
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Though Morris acknowledges that the agricultural sector was a "laggard," and grants that the stock market was getting a little frothy by 1929, he insists it was "international developments that pushed the United States over the brink" and into the Great Depression.
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As Ms. Nair pointed out, it is a natural fit for musical theater — the story "has music in its bones," she effused — but she has at her side collaborators, including Ms. Dhawan, who are unlikely to turn it into a frothy confection.
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SEOUL, Dec 17 (Reuters) - South Korea's top financial regulator said on Tuesday that a property market bubble in the country could potentially burst, issuing a stark warning unlike other policymakers, who have avoided describing the frothy market as a full-blown bubble.
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NEW YORK, July 215.88 (IFR) - In a sign that some see as marking the top of a frothy market, Ecuador returned with a US dollar bond this week as the troubled nation took advantage of a strong backdrop to garner much-needed funding.
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Several pieces resemble abstracted, fantastical riffs on the female anatomy, such as "Big Mama," a frothy, hot pink oval wall sculpture composed of lush, concentric spirals of clay that appear to be magnetically pulled towards a nipple-like protuberance at the center.
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"The older roommates may have been coming out of a relationship and were hoping to keep their apartments, but they can't afford it," Hutchinson said, adding that frothy rents are driving older renters to find a roommate for the first time in their lives.
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The 30-second primetime ad, which NBC regretfully aired during an especially frothy edition of Sunday Night football, attempts to connect Luis Bracamontes, an undocumented Mexican immigrant convicted of murdering two Sacramento sheriff's deputies in 2014, to the caravan currently traveling north from Central America.
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Back in London but eager to return to the frothy fray, she learns she's facing foreclosure on her vessel thanks to a bit of desperate deal-making by her mother (Lindsay Duncan) with the spiteful upper-class twit (Leo Bill) whose marriage proposal Alice rejected.
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According to Lush product developer Jack Constantine, the first version of the bath bomb wasn't exactly right; by the look of a few first tries he shared on Instagram, after it burst in water, it looked too frothy and gray, and less than appetizing.
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It's a number, in any case, that points to how inflated and frothy the market has been of late, and maybe how arbitrary valuations can be: that $21.7 billon was double the valuation of the company when it spun out from Groupon the year before.
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Anyhow, best of luck to Santorum in his continued efforts to find something, anything that will push "The frothy mix of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes the byproduct of anal sex" further down the first page of Google results for his name.[Alphaville]
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Annual fixed asset investment in May likely grew 8.8 percent, moderating from 8.9 percent in April, as policymakers continued their efforts to cool the property sector, showing no intention of relaxing harsh administrative curbs that many market observers say have effectively frozen the frothy markets.
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Set in modern Los Angeles, but revolving around a jazz pianist (Ryan Gosling) and an aspiring actress (Emma Stone—pictured together) who adore the music and movies of Hollywood's golden age, it succeeds in being both innovative and nostalgic, frothy and melancholy, romantic and realistic.
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Anybody who has read about the frothy excess and casual injustice of contemporary China will certainly recognize the sympathetic portraits that Schmitz paints of struggle and success along the bustling, leafy stretch of road where he lives, in the former French Concession in Shanghai.
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The final few moments before top athletes head out to compete are, generally, a private preserve of calm introspection or frothy expectation, a sanctuary free from scrutiny where participants can engage in a final motivating message or a last, quiet confrontation with their nerves.
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To them, the entire coverage of the Russia story was a frothy mix of reckless speculation on a series of screw-ups, like ABC News reporter Brian Ross's swiftly retracted claim that in 2016 Trump instructed campaign adviser Michael Flynn to contact the Russians.
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But the deal that could emerge from the frothy mix of agendas may well include a variety of caveats, carve-outs and compromises, resulting in a patchwork of differing wages taking effect at different times in different regions and perhaps even exempting some professions.
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He suggested that teachers could arm themselves with the frothy cannons the next time someone decides to go on a rampage with a military-grade assault rifle at a school, because, apparently, covering a gunman in white foam will stop him right in his tracks.
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The designation of a "beach read" suggests a book that's frothy and engrossing, but ultimately ephemeral — one that you can sink into as you slump in a folding chair in the sand, but you won't miss too much if you forget it at the hotel.
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Given various risks — from rising U.S. corporate debt levels, already frothy U.S. share valuations to economic and political uncertainties in Europe — global growth is more likely to be steady around 3%, rather than accelerating, said Nouriel Roubini, CEO of Roubini Macro Associates in New York.
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Given various risks -- from rising U.S. corporate debt levels, already frothy U.S. share valuations to economic and political uncertainties in Europe -- global growth is more likely to be steady around 3%, rather than accelerating, said Nouriel Roubini, CEO of Roubini Macro Associates in New York.
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But the bumpy seasonal road that leads straight up from Husafell to the Langjokull glacier offers views that are extraterrestrial even for Iceland, with rocky fields of black volcanic lava intercut by frothy white rivers, all set against a backdrop of low, ice-capped mountains.
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President Andrew Shepherd (Michael Douglas), a widower with a 63 percent approval rating and an adolescent daughter, falls for Sydney Wade (Annette Bening), a lobbyist with a slightly scandalous past in this frothy fairy tale written by Aaron Sorkin and directed by Rob Reiner.
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And of course there's the frothy drama outside of work: After taking their relationship to the next level, Athena (Angela Bassett) and Bobby (Peter Krause) reach another milestone, and Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) tries to put her marriage behind her once and for all.
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One 4-by-5-foot canvas — like all the others in the exhibition, it's listed with the provisional title "tbt, "or "to be titled" — is covered almost entirely with a network of tiny blue faces, as frothy and hollow as fish roe or ocean foam.
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In an interview last week, Drijkoningen told TechCrunch that raising a fund and doing deals in a 'low tide' market like now beats attempting to do the same amid a frothy period with hype and peak valuations — one Ether was worth nearly $1,400 in January, for example.
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Congress is poised to enact major legislation on everything from healthcare to gun laws to taxes, and the executive branch is being remade in Donald Trump's image—meaning the federal government is about to be run by a frothy mix of billionaires, generals, and hardcore conservative ideologues.
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"It's about balancing supply and demand without killing the golden goose," said Andy Yan, director of The City Program at Simon Fraser University, noting British Columbia's finances are dependant on the booming real estate sector, and efforts to cool Vancouver's hot market could hurt less frothy cities.
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While we've touched on SoftBank's "love for leverage" before, credit agencies are once again expressing concern over the Vision Fund and SoftBank's frothy debt levels, even noting that the company's already junk-rated credit ratings have a better chance of getting downgraded further rather than improving.
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The jump to upmarket tacos seemed risky, especially given how high the bar has been raised recently, and the Greenpoint address, Venice Beach aesthetic, and frozen Paloma, pale pink and frothy in its novelty glass, suggested a stronger allegiance to trends than to Mexico's culinary heritage.
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For Malaysian "white coffee," beans that have been roasted in olive oil, butter, and sugar are ground fine and mixed with hot water and condensed milk, then "hand-pulled," or poured from a great height with dramatic flair between two pitchers, until a sweet, frothy drink emerges.
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Their cold coffee, a beloved Indian treat that's basically an extra-strong coffee milkshake, is a salve on a scorching summer afternoon, and if you like savory drinks, you'll love the surti chaas, a frothy glass of salted buttermilk spiced with cumin, green chile and cilantro.
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By the time Ms. Babitz — whose frothy, witty, cutting books about Los Angeles have gained a new cult following since being recently reissued — was writing about the famed Hollywood hotel, it had already been demolished, bulldozed in 1959 to make way for the Lytton Savings bank.
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LONDON — Among the casualties of the March poisoning of a former Russian spy, Sergei V. Skripal, is London's sumptuous Russian Debutante Ball, where, once a year, the daughters of Soviet-born businessmen have been ushered into adult society in an atmosphere of frothy pre-Revolutionary nostalgia.
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The interior may be even more stunning than the beautiful exterior; imagine Marie Antoinette's boudoir and you get the picture: Pudgy pastel putti look down from the ceiling on a frothy collection of sparkling glass vitrines, hung with gilded garlands and bows and displaying more glitter inside.
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And it's not as if a sudden plunge in home prices would help - it might well expose and exacerbate the problem, at least in the short run, squeezing many who have bought into the frothy market with high mortgage repayments and little equity in their homes.
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For example, 12-month price-to-earnings multiples in India are above 18 times, more than one standard deviation over their long-term median, indicating markets may be frothy and vulnerable if the central bank misreads inflation data and cuts interest rates aggressively, potentially fuelling a bubble.
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"Then, Stettheimer was still known only to insiders," said Mr. Deitch, who used cellophane curtains and gilded white furniture to evoke the artist's early-20th-century salon, and juxtaposed Stettheimer's frothy paintings of her illustrious friends with works by Elizabeth Peyton, Jeff Koons and Jane Kaplowitz.
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"It was this emotional, visceral thing from our customers," says Johnson, many of whom she connected with for the very first time through Instagram, where she shares photographs of Warren Platner's furniture mixed in with close-ups of her frothy Ikat designs — ice cream also makes frequent appearances.
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No wonder the latest quarterly report of the Bank for International Settlements asked whether markets are complacent, noting that "according to traditional valuation gauges that take a long-term view, some stockmarkets did look frothy", and pointing out that "some froth was also present in corporate-credit markets".
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But, that's no reason to sentence your best girlfriends to the same fate, and yet, so many brides choose frothy, fancy, this-is-a-bridesmaid's-dress bridesmaid dresses that are nearly impossible to wear again without looking like you got separated from the rest of the bridal party.
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The government should take steps to contain the frothy home markets in tier-two and tier-three cities in particular, Yang Weimin, a deputy director at the Office of the Central Leading Group on Financial and Economic Affairs, was quoted as saying by the Securities Times on Sunday.
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Top sellers include the Mexican Jumping Bean, a frothy concoction of reposado tequila, a ristretto espresso shot and flavored liqueurs, and the Three Hour Kyoto Negroni, made with a mix of gin, campari and vermouth that is then slow-dripped over a Kenyan coffee through a long, cylindrical tube.
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With financial markets from frothy stocks to jittery bonds eager for word about the state of talks between Washington and Beijing, Trump instead bemoaned the fact that the United States has higher interest rates than other developed economies, and he took credit for the economy's record-long expansion.
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She said they replace the frothy length of cloth with a smaller, more discreet head covering, something like the birdcage (a small veil that cups the face) or the more trend-driven fascinator, an ornamental headpiece customarily embellished with a wisp of tulle extending slightly over one eye.
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These one- or two-night rat cafes have previously been held in association with the Dungeons in Blackpool, York, and London, where participants were promised "frothy Ratuccino [and] luxurious Rattes with slices of Black Forest 'rateau'," which all seem to pair well with generous servings of Dad Jokes.
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Meyers did a far better job of juggling the push-pull of Hollywood back-patting and issues of social justice than his NBC colleagues emceeing the pre-show, who looked determined to keep the banter as frothy as possible while still acknowledging the elephant on the red carpet.
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After a week of showcasing the more serious, probing side of its resident choreographer, Alexei Ratmansky, Ballet Theater serves up one of his more frothy and whimsical creations: "Whipped Cream," a 2017 work inspired by a 2 ballet that is literally about a kid in a candy store.
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Casper&aposs numbers illuminate a tell of a frothy economy: firms that should be sold in the private market doing a kabuki dance ("technology" mentioned over 100 times in prospectus), asking people to suspend their disbelief until the founders, VCs, and bankers sell their shares and get their fees.
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But a proliferation of pared-down dresses and, conversely, traditionally frothy ball gowns, seems reflective of a recent nostalgia for the prosperous, if somewhat uptight, Reagan-era 1980s, a period punctuated, in the pop culture at least, by the fairy-tale wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
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I toggled over the weekend between Ms. Wright's chilling account of the history of anti-Jewish discrimination at her school and The Washington Post, which had published a frothy profile of Valerie Plame, the former C.I.A. officer who is now running for Congress as a Democrat in New Mexico.
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This Tuesday, May 29, 2018 photo provided by the U.S. Geological Survey shows what is known as tephra, airborne lava fragments, erupted by the high lava fountains of fissure 8 was carried downwind, where the frothy rock fragments fell on Leilani Street, just past Kupono Street, in the Leilani Estates subdivision.
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In its policy report the Fed also noted potentially frothy conditions in the commercial real estate market, writing (emphasis mine): Valuations in the [commercial real estate] sector appear increasingly vulnerable to negative shocks, as CRE prices have continued to outpace rental income and exceed, by some measures, their pre-crisis peaks.
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The deal values Charter NEX at around 14 times its 12-month earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, a frothy valuation for a packaging company that indicates private equity firms are having to pay top dollar to acquire coveted assets amid a buoyant market, the sources said on Sunday.
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The "Manor House Weekend" collection includes a selection of autumnal aromas such as musky Dappled Wood with hints of sandalwood, toasted walnut, and sweet hay, a comforting Cardamom Milk with notes of frothy milk, cardamom, and praline woods, and a wintry Mountain Lace with elderflower fizz, anjou pear, and apple blossom.
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With its quintessential Anderson moments — as when inmates escape from prison using tiny implements concealed in frothy pastries — the film "will delight his fans, but even those inclined to grumble that it's just more of the same patented whimsy might want to look again," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Strauss was inspired in part by Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, but the frothy work was not a critical success in a Vienna still recovering from World War I. It has come to interest scholars, though, and Strauss's score is sometimes performed — the American Symphony Orchestra played it at Carnegie Hall in 2013.
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Over the course of the next few hours, I watch him whip up a lime-green riff on a Bloody Mary, a gin-based concoction with a garden's worth of herbs, a frothy cousin of a pisco sour topped passion fruit caramelized with a blowtorch and scooped up like crème brûlée.
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From the frothy, chemical-laden water being pumped into the canal from the Department of Environmental Protection facility at its north tip Sunday afternoon, to the supernatural samplings for sale at the Morbid Anatomy Halloween Flea Market, there was plenty of unconventional activity going on along the beloved industrial waterway.
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Cocktails are no less carefully considered; the Mr. Tally Man — a frothy blend of pineapple rum, yellow chartreuse and crème de cacao topped with spiced banana and tonka bean-flavored whipped cream, nutmeg and a candied blood orange slice — tasted like egg nog that had smartened up and moved to Kauai.
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Alongside the new customers came bar stools, live jazz and a new breed of cocktails geared toward a broader audience, many revived from the pre-Prohibition era: sours like the Sidecar and the Bee's Knees, frothy drinks like the gin fizz, strong and stirred drinks like the Manhattan and the martini.
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But the opposite was true of Mr. Hutchings, 33, who put on an even more infectious performance than he had two nights before; he seemed eager and able to fill the room to its rafters, pulling Mr. Boyd and Mr. Cross into a frothy repartee and never letting them flag.
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Yes, there are serious themes to be drawn from it if you're so inclined — it's about greed, and empire-building, and exploitation of a land and its native inhabitants — but you can also feel free to take it as simply an action-packed, rather bloody tale from those frothy preindustrial days.
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Traditionally, summer is the time for frothy, silly movies: studio comedies like Ghostbusters or Central Intelligence; action and sci-fi blockbusters like Star Trek Beyond or White House Down; and, of course, a steady flood of superhero fare, with plenty of sequels and reboots of established properties that have built-in fans.
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It's where the locals start their day, with a bowl of some greasy goodness and a cup of teh tarik (frothy black tea with condensed milk) or white coffee (robusta beans roasted in butter), or any other of the many caffeinated and sugary morning brews available—Malaysia's sweet remnants of British colonial rule.
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You could follow the lead of Simone Rocha's hyper-femininity, and pair white Mary Janes with a matching frothy dress and pearl hair slides; or, take cues from Isabel Marant, who showed us what our ideal work selves look like by styling a white puffed-sleeve blouse with trousers of the same shade.
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Featuring performances and cameos from Rachel Dratch, Alan Cumming, Margaret Cho, and RuPaul (appearing out of drag as a weatherman), Hurricane Bianca is a fun, frothy slice of entertainment that should appeal both to longtime fans and viewers of RuPaul's Drag Race, which Del Rio won the sixth season of in 2014.
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The "Manor House Weekend" collection includes a selection of autumnal aromas he'll love, such as musky Dappled Wood with hints of sandalwood, toasted walnut, and sweet hay, a comforting Cardamom Milk with notes of frothy milk, cardamom, and praline woods, and a wintry Mountain Lace with elderflower fizz, anjou pear, and apple blossom.
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"Sentiment has started to look a little bit frothy," Sonders said, with stocks at all-time highs as investors focus on positives like the health of the economy, lower interest rates, and the "phase one" trade agreement, and ignore threats like fallout from the broader trade war and its effect on business investment.
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To think that if Crazy Rich Asians does well enough, it could result in Hollywood greenlighting more movies with leads who look like Golding and Wu — and perhaps a future where a fun, frothy romance featuring Asian leads is part of the norm, rather an exception to be sought out — is mind-boggling.
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"The reason we believe it is entering frothy territory is that an eventual turnaround of monetary policy after a long period of post-[great financial crisis] accommodation is under way in major developed countries, which in our view, raises the returns on safe assets and lowers the valuation of risk assets," he said.
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"You know my daughter is working with that same costume designer right now," she said, referring to costume designer Deborah Scott, who – aside from the period-perfect duds she created for the film – also dreamed up the frothy prom dress Thompson wore in the climactic Enchantment Under the Sea finale for the first film.
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OTTAWA/MONTREAL, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Credit unions in Quebec could soon face the same stiffer mortgage rules as Canada's big banks, its securities watchdog said, but the country's other provinces with frothy property markets are split on whether to require tougher stress tests for borrowers who look to smaller lenders to buy a house.
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Unlike other traditional sulfate-free shampoos, the cream scrub satisfyingly lathers, melding into a frothy, luscious foam that smells like the most complex, sophisticated citrus mixture, made up of orange, rosemary, and peppermint — heavy on the orange and rosemary, with a barely-detectable touch of minty freshness — which is both soothing and invigorating at the same time.
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It's been a Bollywood extravaganza ("Bride & Prejudice"), an undead-themed novelty novel ("Pride and Prejudice and Zombies"), a frothy homage ("Bridget Jones's Diary") and, best of all, a BBC mini-series that established the universal truth that a billowy poet's blouse is one hot garment on a man, if the blouse is wet and the man is Colin Firth.
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" The site has been plowing its annual profits back into expansion for years... Pompeo's story has a preview of further expansions... >> Allbritton's comment about the state of VC-backed digital media: "Look, there are a lot of guys who took money at frothy valuations, and it's really hard to keep those numbers going and to keep them sustained.
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And when that happens, and it's not in every market, it's not true in NextDoor's case, and in other markets where markets where capital becomes a weapon, the losses get really big and that word 'frothy' is going to come out and you're going to start hearing a lot of questions about unit economics, which is starting to happen.
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Recorded in the 1990s but never released until now, the album is full of frothy repartee between Ms. Elias and two rhythm sections: On some tracks, it's a trio with the drummer Jack DeJohnette and the bassist Eddie Gomez, and elsewhere a quartet with Marc Johnson on bass, Satoshi Takeishi on drums and Manolo Badrena on percussion.
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It's been a Bollywood extravaganza ("Bride & Prejudice"), an undead-themed novelty novel ("Pride and Prejudice and Zombies"), a frothy homage ("Bridget Jones's Diary") and, best of all, a BBC mini-series that established the universal truth that a billowy poet's blouse is one hot garment on a man, if the blouse is wet and the man is Colin Firth.
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And for all the frothy outré humor that fell out of the closet with him, whether the hot pants and fly boots created by the Mr. Freedom founder Tommy Roberts in the 1970s or the feathery showgirl-inspired costumes from Bob Mackie during the 1980s, stage outfits also offered a dazzling armor against the gaze of the outside world.
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The Carpetbagger The frothy musical "La La Land" continued its run as an awards favorite on Tuesday, picking up 11 nominations from the EE British Academy Film Awards, but there were surprises in the competition, familiarly known as the Baftas: The extraterrestrial drama "Arrival" and "Nocturnal Animals," Tom Ford's twisty tale-within-a-tale, drew nine nominations apiece.
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Where La La Land finds romance with winking tributes to big Hollywood musicals of old, sparkly effects, a frothy energy, and huge set pieces, Guy and Madeline's romance comes from simpler, more true-to-life things: wandering around a park and humming, cleaning the windows of a New York oyster bar, eating stolen bread alone, and then wanting to dance.
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"The U.S. market is still pretty frothy, there is still a lot of M&A activity across the U.S. market…If you have a choice between deploying capital into the U.K. or Europe, where there is this uncertainty, or deploying it into the U.S., there is probably a tilt in the favor of the U.S., " global chief executive Steve Immelt told "Squawk Box ".
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"So if you have a long-term view that markets are frothy, they have taken some of the froth out and if you are really investing for a 10-year horizon, yeah you buy the stocks that are solid, that you think you like the underlying earnings and you go into them and you wait until they calm down," he said.
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"In a frothy IPO market, when public market valuations are high, it is more challenging for acquirers to justify the prices required to acquire public companies, or to present a compelling enough alternative to private companies to take them off what they may perceive as a very attractive IPO path," said George Boutros, CEO of Qatalyst Partners, a technology-focused investment bank.
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The row is crammed with creamy McMansions embellished with neon Greek letters and neoclassical porch columns; it looks like an upscale Daytona Beach; frothy with stoked coeds in BeBe dresses, Marciano halter tops, and toe smashing stilettos All the houses are lit up with groups of young girls, beautiful with sticky frosted lips and glossy heels, congregating on the lawns for last minute selfies and "woooo"-ing.
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"We had a frothy move higher driven by short covering as negative bets had gotten nearly as high as they had been when oil was at its lows last year, so we were bound to see a bit of a reversal with traders taking profits ahead of tomorrow's inventory report," Tamar Essner, director, of energy and utilities at Nasdaq Corporate Solutions, told CNBC in an email.
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Mikawaya Mochi Ice Cream You don't even need to leave the comfort of your own home to enjoy Mochidoki's delectable little bites — just order them up online in a variety of 12 sweet, sweet flavors: Azuki Red Bean, Black Sesame, Frothy Chocolate, Ginger Zing, Lychee, Colada, Mandarin Orange Cream, Matcha Green Tea Chocolate Chip, Matcha Green Tea, Mochaccino Chip, Raspberry White Chocolate Crunch, Salted Caramel, and Vanilla Chocolate Chip.
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I am also pretty left, and—though it's really lovely to talk about the perks of socialism for ages with an older, wiser person until you feel like the world will inevitably be beautiful very soon, honest—the last thing anyone needs right now is another frothy interview between two people who agree on everything; both shaking their fists at modern Britain and shouting into an echo chamber of self-satisfaction and sickly sweet confirmation bias.
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He sat on a high chair, and another shiny girl, a penumbra of light around her like a saint in a picture, wearing a brilliant, lithe, vertically striped dress like pulled taffy with a fluorescent light rod stuck in it she glowed so, approached him carrying a tray of plastic tumblers, red and frothy with straws and a quarter round of pineapple clipping the lip of the drinks and asked, Would he like a long beverage?
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At Fashion Week, we were delivered multiple doses of inspiration: Alexa Chung hosted a magical, starry night-themed bash, with sweetheart-neck silver dresses that took us back to prom night; Molly Goddard dressed models in her signature frothy pieces, with tea party-style frocks getting a touch of sequins; king of glitter Ashish delivered the most mood-lifting of parties, with positive slogans on rainbow-striped numbers; and Saint Laurent's party was hard-edged and high-shine, with ruched vinyl pieces matching its slouch boots.
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