If things go bad in work, they just go bad.
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The INSIDER Summary:• Yes, wine can "turn," or go bad.
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This isn't the first of Trump's deals to go bad.
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All right, well you know, if things ever go bad.
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No one could say exactly when Thwaites would go bad.
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The problem is when things — people and medicines — go bad.
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Most wines would go bad, but Madeira is virtually indestructible.
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But as Life illustrates, finding aliens may go bad for us!
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That would never go bad and you could eventually take camping?
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But when things go bad, the result is a spectacular crash.
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It might go bad for me, or it might go good.
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Do you then leave your kids and go bad guy hunting?
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If you don't keep your culture going, it can go bad.
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Just ask Romeo and Juliet—feuds can go bad fast in Verona.
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But chances are you won't finish them all before they go bad.
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That way you have a place to contact should things go bad.
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Does ketchup not go bad in the pantry after it's been open?!?
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Then it was almost inevitable that things would go bad from there.
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"Mike was there for me when things started to go bad," Randazza said.
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I love frozen veggies — they're easy to prepare, and they never go bad.
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A far more challenging question though is what happens when times go bad.
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The system is supposed to punish teams that sign contracts that go bad.
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" But, he allows, "when things go bad, he can be a moody bugger.
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"I won't let this situation go bad," Joe muses in a later episode.
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Alerts when a food item has been in there long enough to go bad?
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Both my daughter and R. love Costco croissants, but they go bad pretty quickly.
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Honestly, it's the Calabrian chili, turkey, and pickled peppers because they never go bad.
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Was there a single moment where it all began to turn—to go bad?
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When strategic moves go bad, typically the CEO or chairman is urged to resign.
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And it feels sad, to leave, but even the best things go bad, eventually.
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And indeed, like any food or drink, kombucha can go bad or get moldy.
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"We're well aware that there are opportunities for this to go bad," noted Gledhill.
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But the thing is to be good with the head when things go bad.
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And many times when they go bad there's more reasons than just the quarterback.
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They sometimes go bad quickly, but I typically freeze the excess to use in smoothies.
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Before leaving, I snack on tomatoes that are about to go bad and baba ganoush.
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Everything in my fridge had to be eaten or it was going to go bad.
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Officers "expect good behavior but will be prepared should it go bad," the source said.
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One popular tip is to freeze foods before they have a chance to go bad.
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It's pretty frustrating when your salad greens go bad quicker than you can consume them.
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"If we don't cure by the moon, the meat could go bad," he said then.
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She said that it didn't go bad and that this was just how it tasted.
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Rainy-day funds are pots of money governments can turn to if things go bad.
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I finally work up the effort to make banana bread before the bananas go bad.
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And, more often than not, when the experiences do go bad, they go really bad.
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"The cash registers weren't working and the food was going to go bad," she said.
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"You don't necessarily know how things will end and how they might go bad," Rucker said.
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I get angry with people who don't go 'bad monkey' or... STEWART: Wait, I said that?
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Right, that someone's going to mess with your smart fridge and your milk will go bad.
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At least the toilet paper won't go bad, and we'll get around to using it eventually!
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And there are 318 million people here who can't leave the country when things go bad.
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If the mysterious Thwaites Glacier were to "go bad," it might change the course of civilization.
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" Another tweet calls the women a squad; a clip is fittingly captioned, "Good girls go bad.
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No matter how long it takes to get home, it won't go bad on the way.
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I wash my dishes, throw out groceries that will go bad, and pack a tiny backpack.
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They are going for higher interest rate bets, and a lot of them could go bad.
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But like any other milk in the fridge, your breast milk can, and will, go bad.
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If things really go bad, there is an emergency grab bag, flares and a life raft.
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JF: You know how the Internet is a place where everything good can eventually just go bad?
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In turn, if things go bad, you are allowed to move on to start your next venture.
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"When weddings go bad," she told the outlet, "it just becomes part of your wedding and story."
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I make eggs, toast and add a Cutie to each plate because they're about to go bad.
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If these chips go bad, or become disconnected, then the phone will no longer respond to touch.
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Salad greens, like lettuce and kale, can easily go bad if you don't properly care for them.
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I stock up on a few items that don't go bad quickly, like Tofurky sausages and tofu.
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The researchers saw neighbors go bad, so to speak, as soon as that toxic neighbor showed up.
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Translating this means that banks needed to sell more loans and those loans could not go bad.
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It's a misleading question to ask 'when did clowns go bad,' because they were never really good.
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"I want to raise awareness for other surrogates," she says, "to understand what happens when things go bad."
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On a broader measure, including restructured loans deemed likely to go bad, that ratio rises to 52 percent.
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A Justice League where Superman finally does go bad would serve as a fitting cap to that arc.
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Lenders will want to know one thing above all: does more freedom cause more loans to go bad?
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Typically, when it comes to budget airlines, "when things go bad, they can go really bad," Keyes says.
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Is Rowling saying every character has the potential to go bad if they're put into the right circumstances?
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Ann told Today that the cake doesn't go bad, but she admits that it is a bit dry.
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But they were also a reminder of how everything can and will go bad in a moment's notice.
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Produce, dairy, meat, and fish go bad in transit because of inadequate refrigerated transport and cold storage facilities.
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Wall Street always thinks the worst when things go bad and sometimes it creates a self-fulfilling frenzy.
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The reason eggs go bad in the first place is because of tiny dimples that dot their shells.
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This process turned it into an eau-de-vie, a concentrated alcohol solution that wouldn't easily go bad.
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I throw out the bad half and wrap the other half, hoping they don't go bad before Monday.
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Deliveries of blood to rural health centers are slow and unreliable; refrigerated medicines go bad before they arrive.
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He is concerned how Germany and Europe will prepare if and when things go bad in the future.
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I don't really need more, but it's not like they go bad and who can resist $9.50 candles?!
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And you wrap it and they don't go bad for much ... Like three times the amount of time.
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I'll eat it over mixed greens because I have a bunch in the fridge that will go bad soon.
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Why do we keep seeing the same bright red tomatoes that never go bad and don't taste like anything?
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" As McNamee admits, "I didn't even have it in my head that a thing like Facebook could go bad.
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"I would rather have a lot of cash on hand for that time when things go bad," he added.
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Status page When things go bad, you'll want to have a way to communicate the problem to your customers.
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Jobuko Fabric Tulip Bouquet, from $19Fresh flowers are beautiful and smell great, but sometimes they go bad too fast.
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Sometimes you don't have time to cook three or four meals a week, and the food would go bad.
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The third star: Referee Ian Walsh – I appreciate his commitment to still finishing the job when things go bad.
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Now, she comes home from work exhausted from straining her good eye, which, she fears, could someday go bad too.
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" The Highwomen and Parton then took it away with a performance of Tammy Wynette's "Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad.
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Between forgetting what's in your freezer and just letting leftovers go bad, throwing out food should be a cardinal sin.
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Other food can go bad before you get around to eating it, including bread, coffee, nuts, oil, spices, and cereal.
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And they can see police officers, and they think it's gonna go bad because there's kind of, like, a standoff.
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" When Bennett observed, "If things go bad for Trump, then I'm president," Broderick replied, "That's gonna work out just great.
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Augusto: What we do is we dry the meat and keep it preserved so the meat doesn&apost go bad.
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Are you someone who buys overflowing bags of fresh produce, just to have it go bad a few weeks later?
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As a bonus, you can drink what you want when you want without fearing that the wine will go bad.
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The little bit of food she'd managed to buy would go bad, and she wasn't sure how she'd replace it.
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It's just too easy to pull up the video and pick apart how that person was wrong if things go bad.
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Or maybe it means the eggs will never go bad, making them the most special eggs to have ever been laid.
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"You realize very quickly that a situation can go bad in a second," King said, acknowledging the dangers of the job.
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When those loans started to go bad, they triggered foreclosures like those that hit the nation less than a decade later.
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On my way out, I grab some peppers and potatoes that have yet to go bad to take home with me.
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And if there is just the slightest amount of dirt or bacteria in there, it can make the beer go bad.
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Last weekend, I needed to figure out a recipe to cook a bunch of squid that was about to go bad.
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But the banks still hold many restructured loans that will go bad in the coming quarters, according to the ratings agency.
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"When things go bad, everybody just focuses immediately on that problem," said Hirano, who was wearing a Doug Baldwin Seahawks jersey.
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Twinkies are less than optimal to eat after about 25 days on a shelf, and burgers go bad within a day.
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You walk up to the counter and say to the guy: 'Give me a pound of whatever's about to go bad.
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Each loan is adjusted according to chances it will go bad, and how much the bank will recover if it does.
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"It's just one of those things where if it starts to go bad in these conditions, it's just going to go bad," said Mickelson, who bypassed last week's Scottish Open, which he usually plays to prepare for this event, to squeeze in one last vacation, in New York, with his family before his daughter Amanda starts college.
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B. is worried about leaving the soup in the car, but since it's freezing outside, I'm not worried that it'll go bad.
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Officials began slowly, requiring banks to video customers acknowledging the risks of WMPs, a way of forestalling disputes if they go bad.
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But understanding requires thinking that is a bit too clear-eyed for Wall Street, which when things go bad, prefers the worst.
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It's not my parents, friends, husband's or even God's fault I used, and it not anyone's fault today when things go bad.
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"It hurts me in my heart every time I see protests go bad," Maguire, the criminologist, told me of his own work.
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Right before the kimchi was about to go bad, she would throw it in an anchovy broth with some pork scraps and vegetables.
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By that I mean the Fed will keep raising rates, but if things go bad, it will definitely slow the pace of increases.
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But a lot of times, if you buy masses of fresh foods at once, they go bad before you can eat them all.
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If you're just hoping to throw these two in a room and make some sort of grand bargain, it's going to go bad.
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So much for cutting out breakfast, but the avocado was going to go bad if I didn't eat it before leaving for the weekend.
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Perhaps we are at a stage in the cycle where things are more likely to go bad, but we have to evaluate that carefully.
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Using a database of food spoilage times, the company says it can alert you when your produce or meal is about to go bad.
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At his best, Curry's approach inverts the logic of the sport, so when things go bad we can only think: Just do, y'know, that.
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"I knew that things started to go bad when I started vacuuming the drapes yesterday," said Ms. Veiga, a professor at Florida State College.
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The launch would go bad...they'd kind of place the blame on us, and we'd all be really, really mad and upset with them.
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Beyond the fun of it, there was a practical reasoning behind Fat Tuesday feasts — meat and dairy products would go bad before Lent was over.
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" Kalanick also stressed that Uber needs to "make sure these writers don't come away thinking we are responsible even when these things do go bad.
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It's a good reminder that, as many different kinds of foods as there are, there are just as many ways for them to go bad.
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Take shrimp out of the freezer to defrost under warm water, and decide to roast the broccoli I have since it's about to go bad.
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"I've seen more regulation go bad in technology than produce good," said Craig Newmark, the founder of Craigslist and the head of Craig Newmark Philanthropies.
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"The moment it starts to go bad, you've got to pull your whole team in closer to you instead of pushing them away," Day said.
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Thereafter the majority of borrowers are charged an annual fee of 0.85% of their loan, which helps the FHA compensate lenders when loans go bad.
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But most meats don't stay fresh for very long and even those kept in the freezer for an extended period of time can go bad.
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Especially if the room is hotter than 77 degrees Fahrenheit because bacteria in the milk will cause it to go bad faster at warmer temperatures.
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Bank stocks fell on worries that oil prices would cause more energy loans to go bad, and that the slowing economy could affect their bottom line.
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I have a giant bag of spinach that's about to go bad, so I sauté it with cherry tomatoes, onion, garlic, and a squeeze of lemon.
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The principle is the same as any other type of curing: salt wicks away moisture and starts killing off the bacteria that makes food go bad.
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I asked him to get stuff to make breakfast burritos for dinner, because I have a bunch of avocados that are going to go bad soon.
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In other words, a bag of weed or magic mushrooms can go bad the same way that a head of lettuce or a portobello mushroom can.
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Others figure that even if things go bad, there are so many good jobs in the area, you won't be down on your luck for long.
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Clear out old food that might go bad and stock up on non-perishable items from major food groups like beans, rice, olive oil, and nuts.
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The latter calls her wife, who is trying to make sure that all of the food at the restaurant doesn't go bad without power for the freezers.
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I am 100 percent here for a film romance between Julianne Moore and John Turturro, even if, inevitably, it all has to go bad by the end.
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When things go bad, there is often no time to react, he added, noting that someone he knows invested in company stock in his 401(k) plan.
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That girl you barely know is killing it with dinner tonight, while you put a handful of cereal on yogurt that's about to go bad. Hate. Yourself.
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States backed extending to three years, from two, the time that banks have to build a backstop that would cover new unsecured, riskier loans that go bad.
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To be sure, families have squabbles and marriages go bad, but even when executives have no family relationship, personal issues can get in the way of work.
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He personalizes everything so much that when things go bad, he can only see it as an attack on him by the forces out to get him.
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"You never want to run up debt in good economic times because it probably means you aren't putting enough away for when times go bad," Schulz said.
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This, too, is part of the Southgate narrative, a hedge against another major tournament campaign descending into the anguish of the past if things go bad quickly.
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Overall, Americans say they waste the most money on food, either by dining out (69 percent of survey respondents) and by letting it go bad (32 percent).
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I think there's a real concern that in this hyper-polarized period, if we have very close elections, things can go bad very quickly on Election Day.
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Key officials at all levels of government know that they need allies who can help them get out their version of the story if things go bad.
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I really truly love smoked salmon, but I'm eating it more out of necessity because my roommate doesn't like it and I don't want it to go bad!
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To avoid it requires not only using up your fruits and veggies before they go bad, but also making use of every part of them that you can.
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"He told my boyfriend to get out of the car or this could go bad," she said, adding that she had asked to see a warrant multiple times.
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They keep the dairy in storage as cheese (because it doesn't go bad as fast), and it usually ends up in school lunches or goes toward foreign aid.
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If there are leftovers that may go bad soon, ask your guests to take some home, use them to make a meal the following day, or freeze them.
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"If things go bad for you and make you a bit ashamed, often you will find out that you have yourself to blame," Mayme White Miller's poem begins.
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"I think it's okay to follow a recipe and have extra ingredients left over, but what's not okay is to let those extra ingredients go bad," he says.
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Condiments: Unless you eat hot dogs and hamburgers on a daily basis, you'll hardly ever use up all of the ketchup, mustard, and mayonnaise before they go bad.
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It's a metal cylindrical thing that you jam a bunch of stuff into and then seal, and as long as it stays in there, it'll never go bad.
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Many of us who grew up savoring the subversive humor and psychological sophistication of the early "Peanuts" comics have had to confront the question: When did it go bad?
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Many companies are unable to pay up on the contracts when they go bad, leading to claims against them followed by counter-claims that the products were mis-sold.
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Also cut up strawberries for wife's lunch because I know she won't cut them up and she's leaving to go visit her mom on Saturday so they'll go bad.
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If 20 percent of that were to go bad in 2016, which industry analysts say is not unrealistic, it would raise Chinese banks' non-performing loans by nearly half.
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But those latter vegetables aren't protecting mind-altering chemicals with their cell structures, whereas when the drugs go bad, oxygen causes those mind-altering chemicals to go to shit.
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"When you get a lot of people in a group, it can go good or it can go bad in a way that [overrides] each individual person," she said.
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It's also possible that they already all hate Tortorella and can't wait to quit as soon as things go bad, but I can see the US winning this one.
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A Costco employee in California told Business Insider that they had noticed members removing perishable products from the store's freezers and then simply leaving them out to "go bad."
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When you start talking about things that people don't want to talk about, or about things that make people uncomfortable, that's when things go bad for us as athletes.
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In my childhood home, food was labelled for when it would go bad and each person had a hand towel just for them, to control the spread of germs.
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It's possible some things go bad in the box, because there are things we can't control like weather, but it's pretty rare that things will arrive rotten to customers.
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Under the compromise, banks should provide for at least 35 percent of their exposure to unsecured loans two years after they go bad, then full coverage after three years.
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"Everything on the draft list is all spirits, so it's not something where we can add any juices or anything that would sit the canister and go bad," Reyes says.
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Longhorns coach Shaka Smart said his team needs someone to step forward when things go bad, as they did in the program's first-ever loss to Texas-Arlington on Tuesday.
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Actually taking a product to market requires making it on a large scale, and making sure it doesn't go bad when it's sitting on a shelf, waiting to be used.
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Like in all of the developer's games, there's never really a right or wrong answer, and in many cases things can go bad no matter what you say or do.
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So here I fumble, offering you what has helped me: Buy foods that are easy to prepare, and make it your only goal to eat them before they go bad.
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The key to the very best oil, Turturro told us, was to press the olives as soon as they come off the trees so they don't start to go bad.
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The flow of trade in and out of the quarantined zone is halted, and goods in the process of being shipped could go bad -- depending on how long it lasts.
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Like with Costco, spices and baking supplies are a good buy at BJ's, in large part because the bulk quantities are less likely to go bad before you use them up.
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Still, a decline in used car values would lower recoveries on loans that go bad, and the longer the life of the loan the greater the exposure to such a risk.
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"The people inside and security were both getting angry and frustrated and I felt like it was going to go bad and people would get hurt so I left," she said.
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"It would only take one serious mistake - one well to go bad - for our town's water supply to be damaged," said Josh Ewing, the leader of a southern Utah conservation group.
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And yet, people still want to see good people go bad; it is always going to be alluring for viewers to cross moral boundaries from the safety of their living rooms.
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Anyway, oil goes rancid pretty quickly at room temperature and since I've been savoring this oil so much, I store it in the fridge to make sure it doesn't go bad.
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They are all ugly, but some of them will last much longer, while others are very soft and will go bad very soon, probably in the next 24 to 48 hours.
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By contrast, each of his gold-ticket-holding competitors misbehaves in a shrill solo that speaks to how a child can go bad in a consumerist, celebrity-ruled, technology-dominated culture.
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This schematic looks like gobbledygook to me, but to Hooker, it's a map that explains everything that could possibly go bad on the machine and what needs replacing when it happens.
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"High turnover products, commodities, products that go bad practically daily, a two-week strike would have hurt," said Rogerio Soares, a partner at Eneas Pestana & Associados, one of Brazil's leading retail consultants.
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Maybe that energy is sometimes a little bit of a downfall of his, but he's an amazing guy, and he'll be there to answer the call, you know, when things go bad.
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Two weeks after hurricane Maria, many of Puerto Rico's sick, frail and elderly are teetering on the edge, one faulty generator away from missing dialysis treatments or having critical medications go bad.
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So we needed to produce storable food that wouldn't go bad, that we could put in silos, and ship around to the rest of the country to keep everyone from going hungry.
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Margins are extremely low, inventory can easily go bad before it is sold, and there are many more regulatory hoops to jump through than when selling regular retail products online or offline.
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The older guys get sloppy at the end of a long day, while we're still busy closing containers and putting them in the fridge, to make sure the food doesn't go bad.
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When things go bad after you dropped the wrong table in your production database, you simply pause your application and select the point in time that you want to go back to.
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That way, the wine won't go bad and you can pop out a wine cube when you're cooking or throw some wine cubes in with your white or rosé to keep it cold.
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Early on, ID embraced social media interaction, encouraging fans known as #IDAddicts to post on their social pages about binging shows like Wives With Knives, Poisoned Passions, and Momsters: When Moms Go Bad.
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Soldered-in RAM, a proprietary SSD, soldered-on charging and USB ports, and a glued-down battery means that if any one of those things go bad, the entire computer must be trashed.
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So if investment bets through these schemes go bad, it would not only add to the investing banks' bad loans but also create contagion risks for banks that finance that investment, analysts said.
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As strange as Kuvée's product is, the idea of wine that won't immediately go bad is compelling — even between myself and my girlfriend, we rarely get through half a bottle in a night.
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In the mountains, Chagras enlist both locro soup and canelazo as their nourishment, as both can be stored for long periods of time, making them hard to go bad and easy to transport.
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You have to look at what the fundamental risks are, the threats, what the vulnerabilities are and the consequences if they go bad, so that way we can be secure as a nation.
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After a generator blew early Thursday at El Patio Grocery in La Selva Beach, the store's manager, David Castillo said he was concerned that items like milk and deli meats might go bad.
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You don't have enough containers for everything you cooked, you can't eat your meals fast enough before they go bad, you get to work and your container isn't microwave-safe — it's always something.
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In order to keep food fresh for long shoot days, food stylists will do everything from spraying foods to make them look shiny, to preparing "fake" edible meat that won&apost go bad.
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Not wanting to drink by myself, I make a pitcher of sangria with some wine, orange juice, rum, and some of the oranges and pears that will probably go bad over the weekend anyway.
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"When it comes to creams and liquids, these are formulas that tend to go bad quite fast, and more fast than a powder," she said in her video, specifically addressing skin and lip balms.
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It's conceivable that if things continue to go bad, as badly as they have, then you might to see start to see nations try to break off pieces of Facebook for themselves or something.
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"Now advisers tell clients to anticipate the next down market, and they are willing to admit they can't predict when things will go bad," said Scott Smith, director of retail investors for Cerulli Associates.
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"There are a lot of interlinkages in the banking sector in terms of banks investing in other banks' WMPs and calling on the interbank market for funding if they do go bad," he said.
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Exposing it to air makes butter more likely to spoil, though having it out also makes it easier to access, so it'll probably get used up before it has a chance to go bad.
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We all want Eve to go bad, but the pleasure of "Killing Eve," for me, is showing it in a way that is far more honest and weird and distressing than what we expect.
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There is a ton of costs associated with shipping — costs which are actually higher than the produce itself, and so they let it go bad instead of spending to get it to food banks.
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A rise in oil prices tends to favor battered energy stocks and financial companies like banks, which have been in the doldrums because investors worry that loans to struggling oil companies could go bad.
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Their vision may change or just go bad, but shareholders who own part of the company are stuck as are the employees and consumers of the company who then are kept in this scenario.
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If the latter, the next question is whether Rahm left Obama in the dark by accident, because he didn't like dealing with the issue, or on purpose, because he wanted it all to go bad.
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"So it's not just that the robots can move plants around and very efficiently, it's also that they can help you avoid ever having a plant go bad," co-founder and CTO Jon Binney explained.
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If this mysterious glacier were to "go bad"—glaciologist-speak for the process by which a glacier breaks down into icebergs and eventually collapses into the ocean—it might be more than a scientific curiosity.
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This game of pass-the-parcel enables small banks to support lending in excess of their official balance sheets, while skirting rules that force them to set aside chunky provisions for loans that go bad.
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"There are stabilizers in the organic material that keep the drug components intact, but when the organic material breaks down and the stabilizers go bad, that leaves the drug component open to oxidation," Woodford says.
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Spend the extra time to go over the possibilities that might create complications in what you're cooking, or problems you might run into, like keeping your food cold so it doesn't go bad on you.
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We know, acutely, how comfortable Jews in Germany felt before the Nazi rise, and know equally well that Israel is the only country that is absolutely committed to taking us in if things go bad.
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Since these meals don't need to be kept cold and don't go bad, Amazon is hoping to mass produce entrees such as beef stew and vegetable frittata and position them as a substitute for take-out.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen you combine an unhappy group of people with a leader who is more than willing to feed and exploit their fear with wild speeches and rhetoric, things can go bad.
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At its best, the tactic can curb waste — such as by automatically lowering the price of perishable produce if it's overstocked, or soon to go bad — and keep products available by raising prices as stock dwindles.
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The only problem is the robots start to go bad, so it's your job as a fellow robot to "recall" the robots through various violent means, including shooting them, bashing them and shooting them some more.
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One big hurdle for the would-be shorters is the lack of credit-default swaps, or C.D.S. — insurance policies that pay a holder when certain slices, or tranches, of a student-loan-backed security go bad.
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The surge in overseas investment heightens foreign exchange risks but also poses potential threats to China's financial system if these deals start to go bad, analysts at China International Capital Corporation said in a note on Monday.
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Even if China does hope to use it as a political tool to beat back Western influence, Beijing is bound to face difficulties, as projects go awry, debts go bad and people grow hostile to China's presence.
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His only option is to discontinue his dependence on constant rejuvenation, then to age and die a complicated death as his bionic implants gradually go bad, a process that will take many decades and possibly great suffering.
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"When things really started to go bad, I started to focus on trying to do something to stay active because I knew that as long as I stayed active, it would keep me slightly happy," she said.
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"My boyfriend and I usually try to go to the store and stock up on lots of bottled water, and get like canned goods and things that won't go bad if our power goes out," she said.
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The time that you can let used breast milk sit out is shorter than for freshly expressed milk because the baby&aposs mouth introduces new bacteria into the milk, which may cause it to go bad sooner.
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This account of the rise and fall of a Tumblr blogger called Pizza explores how some of these young savants find strange ways to make a lot of money — and how all that money-making can go bad.
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Check out the first contestant hesitantly call "Talkin' Football for $200" -- only because all the other categories had already been cleared out -- and you can tell by the sound of his voice things were about to go bad.
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The rules come at a time when there have been local media reports about the discrepancy in food grain stockpiles purchased through bank loans by the Punjab state government, leading to speculation that the loans may go bad.
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The ideas of Westworld — the blurry line between real and artificial reality, the grander purpose of AI data, the utopian reality outside the park — are bigger than the "bots go bad" narrative from which the show was adapted.
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A great idea is a veggie egg scramble made with two eggs and veggies of choice (throw in whatever leftover or soon-to-go-bad veggies you have on hand, like kale and mushrooms or peppers and onions).
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The scandal is in the design of the iPhone itself, which requires proprietary tools to open and various components to be removed in order to replace the only part of the phone that is guaranteed to go bad.
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The Summit Could Go Bad While most modern-day summits between nation states are highly scripted affairs that have clearly mapped out deliverables for both sides before anyone ever shakes hands, this summit could very well be different.
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The result is that if President Clinton wants to speak glowingly of his own record in the White House, he will have to do it in the kind of general and ineffective terms that make speeches go bad fast.
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Some hedge fund managers such as Hayman Capital's Kyle Bass have made massive bets that the yuan will fall as loans held by Chinese banks go bad, forcing the PBOC to draw down foreign reserves to recapitalize financial institutions.
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Ian Mackay, a virologist at the University of Queensland, recently advised people in a blog post to purchase food items that won't go bad, such as dried fruit and nuts, canned fish and vegetables, beans, coffee, cereal, and pasta.
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You show up to your polling place take a number like you do at the butcher, they call your ticket, you walk up the counter and say to the guy give me a pound of whatever's about to go bad.
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"We were specifically checking for bad bugs or the kind of DNA that can make good bugs go bad," said the lead author of the study, Curtis Huttenhower, an associate professor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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Shipping and receiving all kinds of produce costs [a lot of money], and then you have to deal with warehousing and cold storage in order to make sure the stuff doesn't go bad, and there's safety regulations for that too.
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It's hard to buy food for packed lunches because I'm not at my apartment most nights during the week, so I'm trying to pack berries and granola, crackers and cheese, stuff that won't go bad in five days like deli meat.
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But as the death of four U.S. Green Berets in Niger last month demonstrated, putting troops far forward with less backup than they could call on in Iraq and Afghanistan means that when things go wrong, they go bad fast.
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Apple has admitted there's a component that can go bad in some iPhone 6S and 6S Plus handsets that can keep them from powering on — and it's now offering to replace that mystery component free of charge with a new repair program.
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This version uses the touchscreen to manage your food using LG's webOS software and Amazon's Alexa, which will let you tag food with virtual stickers and expiration dates and get automatic reminders when things are running low or about to go bad.
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"Humans have nagging suspicions when conversations will eventually go bad, and this [research] shows that it's feasible for us to make computers aware of those suspicions, too," Justine Zhang, a PhD student at Cornell University who worked on the project, tells The Verge.
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"This fire safety test could go bad, and then you're nowhere," Mr. Cuomo said after climbing a ladder onto the platform at the 86th Street station, clad in work boots and khaki pants, though notably missing the hard hat worn by others.
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"Iraq, Libya, Nigeria … All three are very, very unstable and only one of these protests really needs to go bad and production will come off," Sen said, referring to protests in Iraq's oil-rich south and potential further oilfield shutdowns in Libya.
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If the government were uniquely good at this, if it had special insight into the right levels of risk and into what were good bets and what bets would go bad, it might make sense for it to take on this role.
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If you want to preserve food that is about to go bad a little longer, freeze it or check out this guide for turning browning bananas into banana bread, using watermelon rind to make soup, and making tea from apple core and peels.
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Plus, you can interpret a feminist bent to "Vai Malandra," as malandra is the feminine form of malandro, the word for a charismatic hustler and archetype that is often celebrated in Brazilian culture (the song's title can be loosely translated to "Go, Bad Girl").
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The fridge can even send "D Day" alerts to a linked phone, reminding you when food is starting to go bad—an exciting prospect for anyone who has ever forgotten about a pot of Greek yogurt long enough for it to grow a fur jacket.
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After things go bad in Berlin, Hobbs winds up in jail under confusing circumstances that are somewhat clarified by Mr. Nobody (Kurt Russell, smirkingly reprising his Furious 7 role) and his new by-the-book sidekick, soon to be known as Little Nobody (Scott Eastwood).
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If you've ever had a trip go bad, it's a feeling that's all too familiar: an exact photo negative of every positive sensation you've ever felt, a maliciousness permeating all that is good and clean and right with the world, a bad smell that sticks to everything.
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"I think that the market assumes that everything that could go bad won't," including NAFTA renegotiations and a possible meeting between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Wien also said Thursday he expects the federal deficit going up $200 billion to $300 billion this year.
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Austin Walker returned to Stellaris this weekend, hoping to lead his bird society to the heights of galactic civilization, but when a space anomaly shows up, things go bad, leading to Danielle Riendeau and yours truly to nod, sigh, and wonder how things might have been different.
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There's a more complex story in which global banks are sitting on loans for oil exploration that will go bad, creating losses in the financial sector that could cause a pullback in lending more broadly, a risk described by researchers at the Bank for International Settlements in 2015.
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I like Washington and think they can finish as high as third in the Eastern Conference, but if things go bad (like they did last year), it would be great to see something wild go down—something like dealing one of the best 216.4-year-olds in the league.
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Over the past few years, there's been a major shift in the way people think about tech privacy — not trusting companies less, but also being aware of all the different ways things can go bad once all this data is in the open, getting shared and combined in different ways.
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So while Mr. Trump and his banker buddies whittle away at Dodd-Frank, they need to do something else as well: junk Wall Street's compensation system, which continues to reward bankers for making big bets with other people's money and does nothing to hold them accountable when the bets go bad.
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A few hours after President Donald Trump issued a letter to Kim Jong Un canceling their planned June 12 summit in Singapore, he delivered a speech explaining his decision to the American people — and assuring everyone, including North Korea, that the US military is ready to fight if things go bad quickly.
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The monocle-wearing mascot of the snack food company Planters was announced deceased by the official Mr. Peanut Twitter account on January 22, at the age of 104, even though technically he should have died more than a century ago because peanuts, which are not sentient, go bad after about four months.
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And it seems like, when things go bad, they can go really bad: As of last April, there were 1,500 synthetic-marijuana-related hospitalizations reported in the U.S. And the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have seen multiple serious kidney issues in people who needed emergency care after using synthetic marijuana products.
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"When things go bad, Treasuries rally, and if they don't, that is incredibly problematic," said Ajay Rajadhyaksha, an analyst with Barclays in New York and a member of the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, a group of top Wall Street executives who advise on conditions in the Treasury market.
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It's arguable how much credit Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE deserves for a booming economy he inherited, but about all that could go bad is what economists call an "exogenous" factor, something out of the blue like a war.
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But what if wool makes you itchy and real cashmere is too rich for your blood, and you'd rather get your apples from Whole Foods instead of trekking upstate for a bushel that'll go bad long before you can stuff them all into pies, and you still haven't overcome the trauma from the time you sliced straight through the tip of your index finger carving pumpkins in the fifth grade?
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And if you think you'll just eat the entire thirty-pack of Oreos before they go bad, consider the fact that the average bulk food shopper eats 3,230 more calories for storable foods and 2200 more calories for perishables each month, "Try to avoid buying perishable items or items you just don't need in bulk, because this can also be a financial drain," said Jamie Hopkins, associate professor of taxation at the American College of Financial Services.
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