It should be read as "Grate-ful?" as in a grate full of ASHES.
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A man to his wife: Grate Che,' grate Che,' a Roman nickname for Francesca. Grattachecca.
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Transfer to a serving dish and finely grate cheese over the noodles (it can be a much or as little as you wish—using a microplane to grate the cheese is preferred).
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Freshly grate parmesan over the top and zest a lemon.
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Bailey said Grate has been "very polite" throughout his interrogations.
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It must grate, but that's the reality of the situation.
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I grate copious amounts of parmesan over the whole thing.
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No doubt about it -- this is truly a 'grate' hat.
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The believers are twofold, and the two groups grate differently.
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The personalities starting to grate as they construct the shelter.
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"He's obviously a serial killer," authorities previously said of Grate.
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Grate the parmesan using a vegetable peeler or grater. 3.
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A warden shoves a key into a rusted iron grate.
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The first option would grate with the Socialists' traditional supporters.
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Why not just grate in zest along with the juice?
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A raccoon in Massachusetts became trapped in a sewer grate.
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Sanders is not a fluent speaker, and his formulations grate.
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Grate a clove of garlic in there, if you desire.
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Using a box grater, grate the potatoes into a bowl.
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Grate the horseradish and season the creme fraiche with it.
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No, the new Mac Pro doesn't grate cheese very well.
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The Hybrid Fire Grill (starting at $12,995) has a solid fuel drawer under the grate; the Gaucho (starting at $20,795) has an open firebox crowned with a rotisserie and adjustable height grate on a flywheel.
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Grate cheese over the top and garnish with the cilantro leaves.
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As she does so, she falls into a basement grate — again.
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Don't hog the possibly toxic but mercifully heat-producing street grate.
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Investigators have charged Shawn Grate, 40, with one count of abduction.
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Grate has yet to enter a plea or appear in court.
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Grate is being held without bail at the Ashland County Jail.
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Finely grate zest from lemon and put in a small bowl.
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Before serving, add freshly cracked black pepper and grate over Parmesan.
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Peel butternut squash and potato; grate finely, using a box grater.
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So here's the thing: You don't even need a grill grate.
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What does grate, more often, is the personality of Karl himself.
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Grate the parmesan over and season generously with salt and pepper.
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Sprinkle with pepper to taste and grate zest over the top.
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The breeze came from a fan placed under the subway grate.
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Top with the tomatoes and grate some pecorino over the top.
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And his sometimes imperious personal style continues to grate on many.
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Divide among glasses and grate some fresh nutmeg over the top.
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Viewing children as raw material may grate on our moral sensibilities.
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Transfer to a bowl and grate the parmesan over the top.
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Under questioning, Grate allegedly told investigators he wanted to clear his conscience.
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Shawn M. Grate, 40, described as homeless, was arrested on the scene.
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Grate a crap-load of bottarga all over the top before serving.
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On top, these pizza artists grate a blend of nine dry cheeses.
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And for some, the thought of paying for online storage may grate.
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When he shines his flashlight through the grate, he sees the bodies.
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Grate ricotta salata and sprinkle basil over the top before serving. From:
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He has begun to loosen social restrictions that grate on young people.
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The sausages rolled around on the grate trying to escape their fate.
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But many struggled to understand why anyone would propose over a grate.
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The famous breeze came from a fan placed under the subway grate.
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The woman asked me how quickly I could get to the grate.
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Transfer to a serving platter and grate fresh parmesan over the top.
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The internet dragged Apple's design like one might drag a fresh block of sharp cheddar down a handheld metal grate, and wondered if anyone ever dared to use the $5,999 innovation to literally grate cheese, would it work.
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Police officers in Zion, Illinois responded to a call about a plump raccoon stuck in a sewer grate on Thursday, and sure enough, upon arriving at the scene there was a plump raccoon stuck in a sewer grate.
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Grate is in custody at the Ashland County Jail on $1 million bail.
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Grate remains in custody at the Ashland County Jail on $1 million bail.
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The obese raccoon trapped in the sewer grate (City of Zion Police Department).
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While I let that simmer, I make zoodles and grate fresh parmesan cheese.
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Grate is being held in the Ashland County Jail on $1 million bond.
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Grate some chocolate over the top and sprinkle with the cinnamon and chili.
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Maya's aggressiveness could grate with a less-skilled actor or a weaker script.
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I unlock my bike from the grate outside the restaurant and go home.
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It's what the pansy priests say through the grate when you spill it.
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But the missed birdie putts might have been starting to grate on him.
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Plate and finish with the crisp sage and finely grate over the fontina.
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PARIS — The grate was not yet down on Colette before the eulogies began.
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Grate some zest over the top and garnish with the chapuline, if using.
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A man, who said his name was King, was standing over the grate.
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Sticklers for tradition grate fresh coconuts rather than rely on the canned stuff.
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Garnish with the scallions and crispy onions and grate the bottarga over the top.
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Remove from the oven, finely grate the Pecorino over the top, and serve immediately.
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Five dead women in total have been discovered so far in connection with Grate.
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Grate was being held at Ashland County Jail on Thursday, according to jail records.
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There is usually a fresh breeze blowing through the metal grate behind her kitchen.
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That substance then goes through a grate which turns the it into small pellets.
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Grate fresh lemon zest and horseradish over the top and serve with lemon wedges.
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The character of Lenny, irascible and pathetic at the same time, can occasionally grate.
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Place corn on oiled grate, and grill, turning until nicely charred, 15-18 minutes.
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Garnish with basil, bronze fennel, and chilies and grate the ricotta over the top.
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Legally, subway grate man has no expectation of privacy standing on a public corner.
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Prepare the mackerel: Grate the tomatoes on the coarse side of a box grater.
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Grate some pepper over the egg and throw the entire thing in the oven.
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Other days, you're bloated, you're mad, and you get stuck in a sewer grate.
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But we spend too many hours at the office to endure nicknames that grate.
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It can also grate, slice, and curl your butter for a little extra flare.
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The stench of fire and death filters through a sewer grate directly above us.
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It has a steel grate over it so that we can't stash stuff inside.
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Grate fresh horseradish and grind some fresh black pepper over the top, then serve.
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Good as he was, it always had the potential to grate without Okerlund's contrast.
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It landed on the grate with a soft plop and immediately began to sizzle.
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Divide between four bowls and grate more of each cheese on top to serve.
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Would I have recognized Nakesha had I walked by the grate where she died?
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Harper, who has his own distinct hairstyle, is known to grate on opponents, too.
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Mills: Um, there's, like, a grate in a window in some of the doors.
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Does it grate that stories about the injustice of the system tend to follow
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But this fresh defeat, this latest indignity, seemed to grate on the Knicks' egos.
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In one scene, her skirt billowed up as she walked over a sidewalk grate.
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They put a metal grate on my window so no one can look inside.
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After arresting Grate, local police recovered the remains of Cunningham, Griffin and Stanley: The latter two were found in an abandoned home Grate had been squatting in; and hours later, police found Cunningham, who had been dumped not far from the deserted home.
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The image: Marilyn Monroe in a white halter-top dress standing over a subway grate.
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Here, Nadia is on the phone with John when she falls into a basement grate.
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Hoping it's a quick fix, I clean the grate, but it doesn't do the trick.
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Grate has pleaded not guilty to two counts of murder and one count of kidnapping.
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If you're slightly obsessed with cheese, then today's the day to celebrate your 'grate' taste.
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I'll chop vegetables, grate cheese and marinate chicken or beef, if they're on the menu.
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In one instance, Hildreth claims Grate threatened her even with police at the front door.
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Transfer broccoli to food grate, and grill, uncovered, until well charred, about 3 minutes. 3.
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Not only does she use it to grate cheeses, chocolate or spices but also butter.
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Place patties on a lightly greased grill grate, and grill, uncovered, 3 minutes; flip patties.
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Pour into a heated platter and serve with more cheese to grate over each portion.
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His style can grate on players, who in past coaching stops have tuned him out.
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The marble has been worn away by countless pilgrims poking their fingers through the grate.
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But on this trip, everything about him, about their relationship, began to grate on her.
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I bent the hanger into a more helpful length and lowered it through the grate.
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A mural of his face watches over neighbors as they walk past the shuttered grate.
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He lifted a metal floor grate and descended to the basement to inspect a refrigerator.
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But as the years drag on, the quirks you once found endearing begin to grate.
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I grate a small mountain of parmesan on top to take it up a notch.
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Using a peeler, peel some parmesan over the top and grate some fresh black pepper.
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He was particularly interested in seeing whether Marilyn and the subway grate footage actually existed.
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It was the earlier scene — before the subway grate footage — that Mr. Schulback had shot.
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Tiny piglets covered in birth fluid and blood stumble around on the metal grate floors.
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After arresting Grate, local police recovered the remains of three women: Two of their bodies were found in an abandoned home Grate had been squatting in; and hours later, police found a third body, which had been dumped not far from the deserted home.
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Otherwise, all you really have to do is place the top unit on top (no fastening required) and slide in the cast iron grate (the company also offers a stainless steel grate, if you prefer)Preheating the Otto Wilde takes all of three minutes.
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He winds up aligning with Ed Koch, even though they grate at each other pretty bad.
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She said Yes - but he was so excited that he dropped the ring in a grate.
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She said Yes – but he was so excited that he dropped the ring in a grate.
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The exhaust — remember, this is a hybrid — exits behind the rear window through a metal grate.
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Kate got her black stiletto heel caught in a grate during a royal outing in February.
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The fact that it doesn't grate on her like it does most trans people is unique.
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Cunningham, who was 29, was never reported missing, but authorities allege she was killed by Grate.
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A fat raccoon got stuck in a Chicago sewer grate after eating too much on Thursday.
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The NuWave air fryer provides even heating with its specially designed grate and pre-heat feature.
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You want to parboil them only, so they still have some shape when you grate them.
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But so far, the show has thrown the ball down a sewer grate and kept boardin'.
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At times, the relentless flipping of images — bison, goat, petroglyph, goat, petroglyph, bison — began to grate.
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A couple got engaged in NYC, and then promptly lost the ring down a sidewalk grate.
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Use charcoal or wood, and cook just about anything on the hibachi grate that comes included.
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Grate fresh lime zest on top using a microplane, and then sprinkle with Maldon salt. Enjoy.
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The concrete slabs open to expose windows, and an aluminum grate rises to let sunlight in.
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Others grate nerves by either destroying property, emitting foul smells or barking at ear-splitting volumes.
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There was a lock holding a grate in place; using bolt cutters, he broke the lock.
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I grate a few on a box grater until I've got a bowl of juicy pulp.
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For many in the neighborhood, Nakesha was a fixture on the grate at 46th and Park.
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Use the shredding disc in a food processor to grate a frozen stick of salted butter.
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I also have a few small suggestions for streamlining it: Grate both the garlic and ginger.
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It bounced off a metal chair, then disappeared through a subway grate and into the abyss.
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But some of the statehouse advice has plainly started to grate on Republican members of Congress.
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The King of Retired Amusements collapses onto the boarding platform and dry heaves through the grate.
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It is the most powerful computer that Apple has ever made, BUT can it grate cheese?
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Pimento cheese dip is a breeze to make, especially if you don't grate your own cheese.
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If you mar them in any way, I will grate off your genitals using a microplane.
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Using a box grater, grate the pastry onto a lined 11-by-17-inch baking sheet.
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The thread also spawned a very important question: Could Not Bernie be the internet's next Grate Guy?
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Grate parmesan over the top of each piece of toast, then ladle the soup over the toast.
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Preheating your grill gets the grate hot enough to sear properly and helps prevent food from sticking.
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Grate told investigators he killed the woman after his mother was upset she hadn't received her magazines.
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Head to an upscale sushi joint and chances are the chef will grate it for you tableside.
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A fat rat nearly lost its life after getting stuck in a sewer grate in Bensheim, Germany.
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What makes one listener swoon may grate on another like the sound of a dial-up modem.
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When the potatoes are cool enough to handle, grate them slightly thick into a big mixing bowl.
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The other stores around the piazza were closed, and my father was about to lower his grate.
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The man dropped to his belly to peer through the grate as the woman squatted beside him.
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And for commuters, sometimes it's the small annoyances that really grate the nerves: A hot subway car.
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Here's how they did it:The group used ropes attached to weights to remove a street sewer grate.
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A sign on the front door said, "Come on in," but the store's grate was pulled down.
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Note: Either place the steam wand over the grate or catch any liquid remnants with a cup.
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When the brassy shine of the key ring emerged from the grate, cheers echoed across the block.
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The downside of using a kettle grill is that you can't control the height of the grate.
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I tried looking through the subway grate, but it was dark and I could not see below.
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The breeze came from a large fan under the grate operated by the film's special effects chief.
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Each comes with a mini kitchen, along with fire pit, grilling grate and outdoor picnic table. getaway.
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Peel and then grate one small turmeric root, before chopping slightly and adding to the pan. 3.
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The layer that was on the lower grate sprang back at precisely 25 minutes (as the recipe predicted).
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Grate has been charged with killing two women – Elizabeth Griffin, 29, and Stacey Stanley, 43 – and kidnapping another.
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The call to Ashland's 911 was made by a woman who claimed she'd met Grate a month earlier.
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When the grill is medium-hot, brush the grill grate with oil to keep the sliders from sticking.
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Whereas fall was heavy on the boots, Rihanna's spring will involve even more deft grate-dodging in stilettos.
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Transfer the corn ribs to a plate and finely grate the cheese over them like there's no tomorrow.
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Fuel travels up through the handle and out to a wind-proof perforated grate, similar to a Zippo.
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They are functional, allowing far more air flow than would typically be possible from a front-facing grate.
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Grate allegedly kidnapped the woman, forcing her to engage in sexual activity since Sunday, according to court documents.
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A single log is still smoking in the fireplace, and an old lemon is impaled on the grate.
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The call to Ashland's 911 was made by a woman who said she'd met Grate a month earlier.
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Remove from the heat and finely grate in the chocolate, stir until melted, then set aside for later.
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A bouncing ball in a deserted playground, or a huge spurt of blood erupting from a sewer grate.
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You're also going to want to finely grate some red onion—a cheese grater works fine for this.
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Ilana and Abbi go fishing for the bike lock key Ilana dropped in a subway grate using gum.
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They cook their potatoes first and then grate them, before mixing with wheatberries, potato flour, and olive oil.
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For heat, there is one silver cylinder-shaped grate, perforated evenly with holes the size of children's fingers.
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A certain set of Mosaic laws, specifically, have begun to grate on His nerves, despite their undeniable popularity.
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The only downside to grilling a whole fish is that the skin tends to stick to the grate.
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But when the President of the United States openly objectifies women, what once cut begins to grate dully.
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Place zucchini slices on grate, and grill, uncovered, until char marks appear, 1 to 2 minutes per side.
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Their untrained voices, in direct encounter with the eloquence and beauty of The Sixteen, did of course grate.
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The officer found him dead, a sheet around his neck, the other end knotted to the window grate.
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She left her phone number with Mr. Elhiri, in case anyone asked about the woman on the grate.
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Grate a lot of Parmesan over the top of all that, and let me know how it goes.
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The poems are often described as whimsical, but if they're not your cup of twee they can grate.
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If you keep the tower intact while you grate, your cheese or veggies will stay safely tucked inside.
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Earlier Friday, iFixit livestreamed its attempts to grate cheddar cheese on the device, which you can watch below.
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Let the beets cool, then peel them and grate them on the coarse holes of a box grater.
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In any other year, this would grate, and probably will if the same happens in future women's Rumbles.
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Grate a little nutmeg, and then add it to the pan together with the cinnamon and cardamom. 4.
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Beat a few eggs, then grate in some Parmesan until the eggs are the texture of cake batter.
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Apart from Aditya Seal, whose love for tedious monologues might grate on your nerves, most roles are convincingly portrayed.
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The Richland County prosecutor has said he will pursue charges against Grate in the slayings of two more women.
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It also helps burn off extra bits of food left on the grate, so it&aposs easier to clean.
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He had everything: the cheeky smile, the sensual, body-rolling dance moves, the abs you could grate cheese on.
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Add the pasta to it, and then you grate the cheese on top of the pasta before you toss.
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A production in Philadelphia worked around this by having the actor reach through a grate to sign his lines.
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In 2019, the building and window grate are a pristine white, suggesting that a new tenant has moved in.
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It seems this little guy has been eating a little too well and got caught in the sewer grate.
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At the top of each shaft will be either a shed housing ventilation equipment, or a flat steel grate.
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Place chops on oiled grate, and grill, uncovered, to desired doneness, about 4 minutes per side for medium-rare.
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Evidence confirms that the boy and his companion dislodged the grate before he caught his foot in the intake.
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The outlet reported that the teen was sucked inside the drain after picking up a grate in the pool.
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This confessional side of her can, she says, grate on her confidants; it weighs heavy on the reader, too.
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Snickers put Willem Dafoe in a white dress and heels, standing on an subway grate, a la Marilyn Monroe.
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Garnish with the dill sprigs, then finely grate the Parmesan cheese all over the top of everything and serve.
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Why would the same man be caught standing over the same grate at two different times, three years apart?
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Williams Sonoma sells the Philips' multichopper, which can slice vegetables, grate cheese, and even grind meat into even pieces.
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The men and women who slept on our staircase landings at night are now barred by a metal grate.
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Scores of photographers, spectators, and DiMaggio himself came to watch Marilyn's skirt being blown upwards by a subway grate.
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P.J. Dearden had been searching for Nakesha on the streets near the grate, and in and around Grand Central.
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Grate the cucumber on the coarse side of the grater and transfer to a clean kitchen towel or cheesecloth.
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I watched as a man, mouth agape, appeared horrified as one of his AirPods fell toward a subway grate.
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Suddenly, one of the pristine white earbuds you spent $159 on plunges into the abyss of a subway grate.
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Just as I had lost all hope, the worker called and asked me to meet him at the grate.
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When we stood over the grate, we didn't feel the swoosh of the subway swiftly blowing at our heels.
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As it turns out, Apple's $6,000 Mac Pro isn't easy to grate cheese with, but it's easy to repair.
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Outside, a group of young men shivered atop a subway grate blowing scant warm air on 32nd Street near Broadway.
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Hey, it's got to be better for my skin than the hot air blowing out of a subway grate, right?
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The 41-year-old Grate was sentenced to death last week for killing two women in Ohio&aposs Ashland County.
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Phillip Welch said there's a grate separating Rankin Lake from the creek, so the body couldn't have been swept away.
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She claims to have spent five years in the grip of an abusive relationship with Grate, and managed to escape.
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Hildreth described in vivid detail the experiences she had living with Grate, trying to avoid his violent and abusive rages.
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The Elite Sport fell out of our reviewers ears a dozen times before finally succumbing to death by subway grate.
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The film—inspired by a biography by Julie Kavanagh—is pleasant to watch, even if its narrative approach can grate.
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And it would culturally grate in some parts of the world, such as America, where "fat shaming" is socially unacceptable.
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Skaikru often just comes in and says "Our ideas are best" and obviously that's got to grate on these people.
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Trying to grate turnips on a small handheld cheese grater is time-consuming and makes the cakes a little stringy.
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The show's warmth is evident, its cast sparkles, and the live studio audience laughter doesn't grate because you're laughing, too.
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As a standalone artistic statement, "bare-chested guy standing over a subway grate" is an interesting but ultimately hollow concept.
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The growing resistance to ideas that grate against popular values extends beyond the visual realm of buildings and art works.
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Uno and James pick up the metal grate and rub it with a halved onion and a bit of grease.
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With the "Meat-O-Meter," you can raise and lower the grate height respective of whatever it is you're cooking.
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On her way to retrieve him, however, Nya falls prey to a group of men hiding under a sewer grate.
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We have two types of cheese that we grate to order directly on the bun and then 15 different sauces.
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The work ethic that impressed everyone back in her Brokeback Mountain and Rachel Getting Married days was starting to grate.
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The Hunt The lack of a car had begun to grate on the nerves of Jacqueline Troccoli and Alberto Pomello.
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We shined the flashlights on our cellphones through the grate and spotted the keys near the rim of a pipe.
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The grate itself is formed of downwardly sloping V-shaped bars that channel off dripping fat to reduce flare-ups.
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In another classroom on Saturday, the metal grate covering a window was bent inward, the result of a forceful blast.
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One could linger over the clean, rat-free track bed or a drain grate reminiscent of a coat of arms.
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Mr. Garfield told me he would not have tried to retrieve his AirPod if it had fallen through the grate.
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I continue to grate more parmesan onto the soup as I eat it, because I am a cheese-loving child.
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But when they first saw the babies, both gazed out the window, rapt, afraid one would fall through the grate.
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Reaching into a pen, the group's leader helps to free one squealing piglet whose foot is caught in the grate.
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Sometimes the archly Victorian dialogue, especially as spoken by the journal-keeping, fame-hungry Huldey, can grate on the nerves.
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You'll also have to grate (or press) some garlic, to be stirred in at the end for a pungent pop.
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In a video of the raccoon rescue, one worker secured the spooked animal as another pulled up the sewer grate.
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Ten ducklings accidentally found their way to the bottom of a storm drain, leaving their mom anxiously pacing by the grate.
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Bailey said they've yet to identify her remains, noting Grate has been trying to remember the woman's name to no avail.
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Not everybody needs the newest features on every phone, but it does grate knowing that there's a wait in my future.
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All they need to do is tie a red balloon on a sewer grate and they've successfully spooked an entire city!
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On good days, as many as four families will disappear behind the steel grate door to make their case for asylum.
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"She said 'Yes' - but he was so excited that he dropped the ring in a grate," the NYPD wrote on Twitter.
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In September Mr Coolen stood atop a steel grate in the processing plant, the platform shaking as giant scrubbers churned beneath.
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Shawn M. Grate, 41, was captured earlier this month after a woman he allegedly kidnapped called 603 while he was sleeping.
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Grate has been charged with 23 crimes, including two murders, multiple counts of rape, kidnapping, and gross abuse of two corpses.
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Grate could also be linked to the slaying of an unidentified woman whose body was found in 2007 in Marion, Ohio.
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Grate led police to a third body found near the rubble of a burned home in nearby Richland County, prosecutors said.
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Day in and day out, this kind of toilet paper will grate your anus like it is a fine Parmesan cheese.
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It doesn't play as smoothly as my memories led me to believe and, truthfully, Koshiro's score can kiiinda grate on occasion.
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You don't want grits to grate, but however near fluffy they've been cooked down to, they should retain a gritty gist.
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Many more people pointed out that, with no tether, they seemed destined to vanish into a sewer grate or a couch.
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"You can grate it like parmesan, pair it with big red wines, and it's awesome on a cheese board," Thorpe said.
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Serves: 8 Active time: 15 minutes Total time: 50 minutes Quick Tip: Make your own ginger juice: Grate a 3-in.
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But police tape curled around the entrance, and inside, behind the grate, blood remained on the floor below the wine bottles.
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Make the latkes: Using a food processor with the grater attachment (or a box grater), coarsely grate the potatoes and onions.
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Reflecting on how he sees his role as governor, he speaks in grand terms that inspire some, and grate on others.
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In the US, we frequently think of it as the stuff we grate or worse, buy grated to put on pasta.
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After I showed him where my AirPod had fallen, King opened the grate and climbed down a ladder on the inside.
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But not everyone who loses something down a grate or on the train tracks is lucky enough to get it back.
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I sprinted back and was greeted by a man named King, who opened the grate and climbed down a ladder inside.
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With Hanukkah and Christmas less than two weeks away, there are potatoes to grate, nuts to chop and doughs to mix.
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The Attorney General&aposs Office on Tuesday said Shawn Grate confessed to killing a female in Marion County in 2004 or 2005.
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An Ashland County judge on Friday accepted a jury&aposs recommendation that 41-year-old Shawn Grate should get the death penalty.
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The woman's skeleton was found in 2007, and Bailey said Grate allegedly told detectives the unnamed woman was his very first victim.
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Five dead women have been discovered so far in connection with Grate, including the three recovered after the alleged abduction, Bailey said.
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But the identify of the victim — now known as Jane Doe — remains unknown, and Grate has not been charged in her death.
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Unless you're the heavier sleeper, you're bound to encounter an initially adorable sleeping quirk of your partner's that eventually begins to grate.
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This is common with inexpensive TVs, so it's always worth inspecting a TV after purchase if any abnormalities would grate on you.
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The woman's skeleton was found in 2007 and Bailey said Grate allegedly told detectives she was his first victim, killed in 2005.
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She drives Rob's corpse to one of her building project's construction sites, and pushes him into what seems like a steam grate.
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Another account even came to the rat's defense writing, "THIS RAT IS NOT FAT THE SEWER GRATE HOLES ARE JUST TOO SMALL."
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Grate allegedly told investigators he'd killed her because his mother was upset she did not get the magazines the woman was selling.
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"We had been thinking about it for more than a year," Pena said as she washed her hands over a sewage grate.
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Other White House officials have noted Mulvaney's tendency to get "long-winded" in meetings, which some predict may grate on the President.
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Conway's inelegant grammar can grate on the ear, but it won't keep you from enjoying the view as she takes her revenge.
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The Houthis are not popular in the south, where locals grate at northern control (South Yemen was a separate state until 1990).
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On Monday, Grate was convicted on the remaining charges, the most serious being the aggravated murders of Griffith, 29, and Stanley, 43.
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"It's not about him," Stanley's son Kurtis Stanley said after the guilty verdicts, referring to Grate, according to the Mansfield News Journal.
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König and his team wanted abstract sculptures to grate against the city's polished, backward-looking façade and the exhibition successfully did so.
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Several stories underneath the treatment plant's surface, a river of locally sourced sewage flows through a grate designed to catch nondegradable debris.
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"I would definitely recommend getting shredded mozzarella because now I have to grate the cheese," she says around the 2:34 mark.
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It's an iconic moment in cinema: Marilyn Monroe standing on a subway grate, her pleated white dress billowing up like a parachute.
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Make the dough: Grate the frozen butter, then place in the bowl of a food processor along with the flour and salt.
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The deeper this reader went, the more these variations in tone began to grate, and the more obvious one question became: Why?
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A mooring rope could snap with enough force to rip off a man's head, or a falling grate could shear off fingers.
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So this isn't an instance of Trump fulfilling obligations that grate against his personal instincts — it's a deliberate, and undeniably politicized, decision.
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I grate celery root and add it to coarse salt, let it hang out for a day, and then dry it out.
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But I don't think I had seen the window grate as a thing in itself; it was just what I was looking through.
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Grate has been linked to five dead women, Bailey said – and he said there could be more, whose bodies have not been recovered.
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Last week, Grate was taken into custody in Ashland, Ohio, after police received a desperate 911 from a woman he had allegedly abducted.
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Grill the cranberries over medium heat using a small grill grate to hold them, they should be charred and starting to burst open.
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Coming on too strong may, ironically, grate against the ideals of civility and mutual respect these teachers find so lacking in Mr Trump.
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Earlier in May, Grate was convicted on the remaining charges, the most serious being the aggravated murders of Griffith, 29, and Stanley, 43.
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Grate led police to a third body in nearby Richland County, that was found near the rubble of a burned home, prosecutors said.
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Alyssa told WDIV her son's leg was sucked into a drainage pipe after the boys removed the grate to retrieve the broken googles.
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After the grate was removed, one emergency responder used his bare hands to push the bottom half of the rat through the hole.
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Half an hour into the delivery run, the incessant rattle and clinking of hundreds of NOS canisters is beginning to grate on me.
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Wake Forest got even when Demetrius Kemp blocked a punt and Malik Grate recovered the ball in the end zone for a touchdown.
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To take this dish to the next level, grate on some bottarga for the briny savoriness you can get only from cured fish.
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Some people were pleased about that (her ad-libs and growls have been known to grate), while others felt it was a shame.
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While at first it may grate, over time one begins to realize that the weirdness that defines Ace Attorney is no mere affectation.
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The eggs get separated from the sac by rubbing it over a metal grate, and the eggs are collected below in a bowl.
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The 12-member jury took about three hours to find Grate guilty of eight charges, including two counts of aggravated murder and kidnapping.
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Make your own hot sauce-soaked breadcrumbs and grate up plenty of salty pecorino romano cheese as a garnish, and never look back.
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Good news: A couple from England got engaged in New York this weekend, then the ring fell through a grate in Times Square.
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The man, tall in a blue blazer, dark pants and a paperboy hat, got down on his belly and peered through the grate.
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I still have to grate the coconut, I have to make sure I open up in the morning — I have to continue living.
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Forgive the snippy tone, dear readers, but many of you keep confusing the Haggler with the nitwit, and it is starting to grate.
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And this is usually the moment where a puzzle game starts to grate on me, where I can't get a sense of progress.
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Following two predecessors who came to grate on the president and were fired — Mr. Bolton and the man who preceded him, Lt. Gen.
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Here's a video demonstration of the issue: Definitely the kind of thing that would grate on you over time from a $2,400 laptop.
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Visitors to White House meetings had reported, with surprise, how much the angular, rail-thin general seemed to grate on his boss, the president.
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You mix this lactose-intolerant person's nightmare together, grate some nutmeg on it, and then chase one small glass with a shitload of Lactaid.
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Grate allegedly told investigators he'd killed her because his mother was upset she did not get the magazines the woman was selling, Bailey said.
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Unsurprisingly, it doesn't do a great job, which sort of makes sense given the Mac Pro is not even remotely designed to grate cheese.
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The first shot of the drama "Carol" begins on a subway grate and tilts up to reveal the bustling streets of 1950s New York.
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I opened the book, almost eager to let Holden's rambling sentences about "vomity-looking chairs" and "whory-looking blondes" grate against my precious sensibilities.
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Hildreth said Grate refused to let her go to work, answer her cell phone, or even look out the windows of her own home.
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If one slips out of your fingers, there's no wire to stop it from falling to the ground or, worse, down a sewer grate.
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You could grate your own, but you'll be lucky if it sticks to the popcorn at all (yes, even if you use a zester).
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Bringing a light, stainless steel grill grate instead of a camping stove is an ace decision if you're going to build a campfire, anyway.
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Kate Middleton got her black stiletto heel caught in a grate as she arrived at a new addiction treatment center in Wickford on Wednesday.
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But as it turns out, there's so much more to this particular bare-chested guy standing over a subway grate than anyone ever imagined.
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She grabs peanut butter and other supplies before two guards trap her, along with the prison's three white supremacists/neo-Nazis, behind a grate.
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Reber describes the Pitch-nee-Wunderlist team as "design driven," so you can imagine how that kind of lack of aesthetic consistency might grate.
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While the Blazers sat at the bottom of the Warriors sewer, a light appeared from the grate—a bearded light, with a sweet stroke.
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He stepped into the pool hall with its bouquet of hair oil and spittoon and a hint of wool socks drying on a grate.
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It's been 27 years since Mr. King's killer clown first popped out of a grate in Derry, Maine, dragging unsuspecting children into the gutter.
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This bait-and-switch approach may not be anyone's primary voter outreach strategy, but it is happening often enough to grate on my nerves.
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At this point, I've accepted Matthew McConaughey isn't going to save me from a runaway dumpster after my heel gets caught in a grate.
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Grate a tiny garlic clove (or half of large one) into a bowl, and add a tablespoon of lemon juice and pinch of salt.
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Time savers: Grate the zucchini in a food processor, if possible, and use the largest skillet you have to avoid endless cooking in batches.
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So, grate those beets, shred those greens and saute them until tender so that you can pile them over a creamy bowl of polenta.
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The artist subverted the symmetry of the Brazilian pavilion by installing a slanted grate that stretches from the entrance to the building's back wall.
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Thousands of New Yorkers lose tech on the subway tracks or through a subway grate, an M.T.A. spokeswoman, Meredith Daniels, would tell me later.
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As you grate potatoes for your kugel or chop walnuts for haroseth, remember that these foods tell the story of an identity in formation.
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Police in Northampton, Massachusetts, were able to save a trapped raccoon from a sewer grate Wednesday evening — and what an adorable trapped raccoon it was.
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A Florida cat who wore a metal sewer grate as a bracelet this week needed the help of local rescue workers to get it off.
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A flaming scarlet and gold sunburst hangs above and behind the throne, feathers dispersed across its shiny surface, a grate placed over its rectangular frame.
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After just about an hour of kitchen time, my only real complaint was over the sheer volume of cheese I had to grate by hand.
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After arresting Grate, who is homeless, detectives searched the remainder of the deserted residence and the surrounding area and found the bodies of three women.
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The scene in which Monroe's white halter dress blows over her hips as she steps onto a New York subway grate made her an icon.
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Cut to Biel off-air, getting her slender stiletto heel stuck in a grate on the bathroom floor, causing her to lose the shoe altogether.
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There's also a clamp so you can adjust it and/or secure it more easily depending on how much weight you've placed on the grate.
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Something about walking down the street in a dress and getting caught standing over a subway grate Marilyn-Monroe style just isn't appealing to me.
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To fix it, lift the grate covering the burner, remove the burner cap if it comes off and wash the area with warm, soapy water.
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Oil the grill grate and grill the prawns until the flesh is just opaque and nice grill marks have formed, about 1 minute per side.
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Gas grillers can place a couple of hickory chunks under the grate over the burners or between the Flavorizer bars of a Weber gas grill.
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Others grate the tomato flesh to make a coarse purée, pushing it through the big holes of a grater, then spooning it over the bread.
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On her grate at East 46th Street and Park Avenue, Nakesha was surrounded by a collection of strangers who offered their company, care and generosity.
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I accompanied them on the walk to 46th Street, where P.J. and Dawn Dearden were waiting by Nakesha's grate, with a suitcase containing Nakesha's urn.
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Nearly everyone he had encountered were fans — from music biz types to dealers to fellow musicians — but each compliment seemed to grate his nerves raw.
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Dice, rather than grate, the cucumbers to keep them from getting watery, and don't skip the dried herbs, which add dimension to the fresh herbs.
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He also loves pasta, and he loves fresh Parmesan, so I've been teaching him how to grate it and boil the water for the pasta.
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The grooves split at a grate — marked by a medieval cross — that covers a spot believed to be stained by a drop of Jesus' blood.
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The only sounds are the crackle of sparks in the grate, the soft flutter of newsprint whenever he shifts in his seat on the couch.
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Its flat bottom lets it sit reliably on the burner grate, it's well-balanced, the handle stays cool and the weight is not a burden.
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"Grate catches?" is a play on "great catches," and, as someone who has broken more than a few HEELS on subway grates, I can relate.
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The long, narrow subway grate was sandwiched on one end by a garbage can, and on the other by a large, thirsty-looking potted plant.
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The bronze cloth was removed, and the statue was placed in a side chapel where it is protected by alarms and a heavy metal grate.
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You remember the clip ... Dafoe rocked a replica white dress from Marilyn's legendary subway grate scene from "The Seven Year Itch" for a Snickers commercial.
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The main squad—The Man in Black, Dolores, Maeve, and Bernard—often make dubious decisions and get into situations that make viewers grate their teeth.
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The Commercial Appeal obtained video appearing to show Cheeks, 62, letting a girl out of one of the kennels and closing the metal grate behind her.
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His hands were then secured to his feet and his feet were chained to a grate on the wall with a 6-to-12-inch chain.
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Grate was captured after a woman managed to call 20163 from the Ashland home where the bodies of Elizabeth Griffith and Stacey Stanley were soon discovered.
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Police have charged Grate, 40, with murder in the deaths of Stanley and an unidentified woman, and he has been charged with one count of abduction.
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In the next room, which was smaller, a log fire burned in a blackened grate beside a leather sofa, its cushions cracked and pale with wear.
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My final step in this process is to balance the pepper on its curvy stem end on the grate of the burner to char that part.
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Bulgari, the Roman jeweler, was reopening its 57th Street store last Friday after 18 months of renovation, its new, gold-grate-lined corner shop clamorously full.
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In my experience, we would bring people like her to Bellevue, and 30 days later they'd be discharged and back on same heating grate as before.
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Jack Whitten's 1985 "Ancient Mentor I," in which he pressed wet acrylic paint onto a mesh grate, sold for $603 million, nearly double the high estimate.
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The industry's hubris and naïveté were beginning to grate; I had moral, political, and personal misgivings about Silicon Valley's accelerating colonization of art, work, everyday life.
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On a fixed-grate grill with a braseiro (an open metal basket for burning logs to embers), simply rake more or fewer coals under the food.
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Fashion water-soaked bedsheets and the bunk-bed ladder into a tourniquet-like device; use it to pull open a hole in a woven steel grate.
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While we stood waiting for a light outside, a jet of mystery fluid shot up from a grate in the street and spattered across my old boots.
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In season three, though, these characters' careless dismissal of everyone else's feelings has started to grate in the way that your most beloved jerk family members do.
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Mac Pro is back, fast, and grate Apple is releasing an update of its Mac Pro desktop for professional Mac users for the first time since 2013.
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This said, it's very possible those words could grate—some critical resistance to the band is rooted in Healy's lyrical style, which can feel haphazard or contrived.
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On the May 25 episode of Dr. Phil, Dr. Phil McGraw interviews Amber Bowman about her year-long marriage to Grate, with whom she has a daughter.
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Take the bottom of your cookies to a zester (you know, the one you use to grate cheese over pasta) and pass it over a few times.
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She told police that she and Grate had become friends about a month ago before he allegedly kidnapped her and held her captive in the abandoned house.
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His dedication to personal comfort is one that has earned the internet's great respect and we wish him many more decades of standing on the subway grate.
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After Grate was initially arrested, he led police to a third body found near the rubble of a burned home in Richland County, which neighbors Ashland County.
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His mother then took him to a marabout, who one day put him on a grate over burning coals to rid his body of the bad spirit.
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Another possible victim of suspected Ohio serial killer Shawn Grate has been identified, nearly two months after her body was discovered following his September arrest, PEOPLE confirms.
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After arresting Shawn Grate, who is homeless, detectives searched the remainder of the deserted residence and the surrounding area and found the dead bodies of three women.
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She would wash and grate the shells until they were very fine and she would then put the eggshell powder into various foods, such as homemade jams.
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Since the bird is cooked in a skillet, the juices and rendering fat accumulate in the pan instead of disappearing through the grill grate into the fire.
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Grate was captured after a third woman managed to call 911 from the Ashland home where the bodies of Elizabeth Griffith and Stacey Stanley were soon discovered.
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"Better Call Saul" has made the point so often that it's starting to grate: a conventional law firm, with all its luxury touches, is not for Jimmy.
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By doing something as simple as installing a grate at the bottom of the window, this opening space could be increased, providing much-needed relief for residents.
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In a performance that's meant to grate, Mr. Washington highlights the character's difficulty making eye contact and his habit of laughing and smiling with too much emphasis.
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My balcony has a huge toddler-size gap between the floor and the mesh grate, meaning that repotting my plants is impossible when my toddler is awake.
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Pasta Aglio Olio With Butternut Squash Savory and sweet and sort of amazing: You grate the squash, and cook it quickly in oil to make a sauce.
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The barely 9-inch tall Magic Bullet provides enough torque to chop, grate, and blend foods from frozen fruit to cheese, and it's hella easy to store.
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A woman asked me where the grate was in order to make sure it was owned by the M.T.A. — some belong to the owners of nearby buildings.
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Martin's bland musings come out in surfer-dude-sloppy speech punctuated by endless "likes" and "you knows" and "I means" that grate on even a semicivilized ear.
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My aunt Viv swears the dip tastes better if you grate the cheese yourself, but I chose to save myself some trouble and purchase it pre-grated.
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To increase or decrease the heat on an Argentinian-style parrilla grill, like the Grillworks or NorthFork, simply raise or lower the grill grate with the flywheel.
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This is music intended to be listened to during worship ceremonies, but I cannot imagine that even then it wouldn't grate on the listener after two minutes.
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But even those can begin to grate when a platform beside a necessary lever is consistently missed, and you just know he won't let you do it.
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Marion County Sheriff Tim Bailey has said Grate allegedly admitted to killing the unidentified victim more than a decade ago, abandoning her remains at a remote dumping site.
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Max, Frankie, and Duke equally endear themselves to and grate on their mother, and Sam knows how parent their wildly different personalities, even with a few road bumps.
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Make the candied oranges: Using a Microplane zester, grate the zest from the orange into a small bowl; cover the bowl with plastic wrap and reserve the zest.
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The one-note message began to grate on Folds, who looked instead to artists like Stevie Wonder who embraced a broader spectrum of emotion and the human experience.
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But things are always better in the world of food—and not just because there's usually the option to grate mozzarella on things or use a mini blowtorch.
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I ordered my lunch, and a man with a pan of glowing hot charcoal fed the burner on my table, then placed a metal grate on the top.
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But there must be some risk that his love of the limelight could grate on the President over time, a lesson many Trump aides have had to learn.
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Marion County Sheriff Tim Bailey has said Grate allegedly admitted to killing the unidentified woman more than a decade ago, abandoning her remains at a remote dumping site.
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Recently, the construction blockades were removed at the pedestrian island on Broadway between 45th and 453th streets, and now visitors can once again walk over the sonorous grate.
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Instead, Hamilton sat in a cage in the shu visiting area, and they spoke through a grate and held hands through a slot at the bottom of it.
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A woman and her dog were headed up the airport escalator last week when the dog -- dressed in a tracksuit -- got it's paw caught in the landing grate.
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And I was playing out in the street, played with my friends, and then it went, it rolled down the gutter in the sewer, the grate thing or whatever.
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It's easier to picture an AirPod skidding into a sewer grate than it is to picture an AirPod remaining perfectly still in the side of a jogging man's head.
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But I would also get slapped by a stranger in a crosswalk, get flashed by a man on the subway, and lose my cell phone down a subway grate.
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Since then, police have appeared to try to coax him inside, first by throwing a rope in his direction and then by opening a large grate directly above him.
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It looked less like a brain, cinched tight enough to grate a carrot on, and more like a couple of smooth, round river rocks swaying in a silk handkerchief.
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Grate had faced 23 charges in the case but last week pleaded guilty to 15 of the lesser counts, including robbery, rape and abuse of a corpse, PEOPLE confirms.
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Then the truck rolled away through the gate and when my grandfather looked back the man's mustache was shining and there was only one sausage left on the grate.
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The raised edge on the grate is a huge benefit here as, even if you don't get it absolutely level, it should catch any wayward-listing meats or vegetables.
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To lure him away from the stove, I piled up parsley for him to chop or cheese for him to grate at the other end of the kitchen island.
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When I first started to grate and press out short-crust pastry, rather than roll it, I'd show up to any breakfast or birthday with a pie in hand.
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When ready to use, hold on to the butter stick by the wrapper and grate the butter into the flour mixture with a medium hole (¼ inch) hand cheese grater.
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Wild Country used Dura Weave fabric in the harness that proved to be both flexible and durable despite my attempts to grate it against Joshua Tree's most abrasive chimneys.
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In the basement, Jesus Rodriguez works double-time building handmade machines from washing-machine motors that allow semiprofessional pastel makers to grate a box of bananas at a time.
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Two pieces, both titled "Return," lift elements of quotidian New Orleans architecture — a wrought-iron window grate and door that Buie often passed on her walks around the neighborhood.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City police on Sunday located a tourist couple whose unlucky marriage proposal went viral after their engagement ring fell down a Times Square subway grate.
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On Friday, attorney Tom Kretchmar tweeted the video that shows the insect dragging a cigarette across a sewer grate, at times struggling but seemingly determined to get its nicotine fix.
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When a violent altercation drew the attention of neighbors, the police arrived, and while she stood at the door to greet them, Grate stood behind the door out of view.
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Over the course of the video, Vent Guy, wearing what seems to be his favorite patterned shirt, shows up to stand over the subway grate no fewer than five times.
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Grate, who is working with sixteen cities across Indonesia, Malaysia, and India, estimates that San Fernando's new system has prevented fifty-one thousand tons of plastic from entering the environment.
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He succeeded in spearing it but just as he raised it off the grate and began to swing it toward my grandfather there was a sound of wheezing and huffing.
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Its penchant for melodrama, glee and hyperextended notes sung with what one commentator described as "dynamics" but in fact suggest the Doppler effect can all grate with too much exposure.
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Let it get hot, then put it aside, grate some cheese, heat through a bunch of tortillas and use them to build a kind of lasagna: chicken, cheese, tortilla, repeat.
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Nakesha typically wrote the letters on laptops she borrowed at the Grand Central branch of the New York Public Library, a short distance from the grate, and then printed copies.
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Then she takes out the meat and sets it back on the grate, uncovered, to crisp the skin and to stripe each piece in so many shades of dark brown.
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Customers who are looking for a really, really "grate" deal on cheese can head to the bulk shopping chain's website for a 72-pound wheel of imported Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese.
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MAINE POLICE RESCUE A DOZEN DUCKLINGS FROM SEWER GRATE Mount Baker is about 15 miles from the Canadian border and is one of the highlight peaks of the Cascade Mountain range.
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Grate was convicted nearly a month ago of killing two women in 2016 whose bodies were found underneath piles of clothes in what was thought to be a vacant Ashland home.
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Security footage from the New York Police Department shows a man getting down on one knee to propose then promptly dropping the engagement ring down a subway grate in Times Square.
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The NYPD launched a public search for a newly engaged couple who lost the woman's engagement ring after it fell into a Times Square grate — and the NYPD's efforts paid off.
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A chubby rat was so stuck in a sewer grate that an animal rescue group couldn't remove it, so a whole team of firefighters had to come out and save it.
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For this reason, he can grate if you find him in some place you don't want him, like leading the polls for the Democratic nomination, or when you disagree with him.
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Tepco has discovered a 6.5-foot-wide hole in the metal grate under a pressure vessel in reactor No. 2's containment vessels at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant.
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Speaking on the Monday night premiere of HLN's "Primetime Justice" with Ashleigh Banfield, Hildreth outlined in detail a relationship with Grate that she claims was rife with violence, abuse and horror.
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Grate, the man who confessed to the deaths in letters he wrote to WEWS, is sitting in a Cleveland jail cell awaiting trial on kidnapping charges and two counts of murder.
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After his arrest on Tuesday, authorities allegedly discovered the remains of two women on the property, and Grate allegedly led them to the remains of a third woman on another property.
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TobagganFetish, who lives across the street, set up a livestream, as well as this edited timelapse that provides an insight on the surprising frequency with which this man visits the grate.
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First, Kate Middleton expertly recovers after getting her sky-high stilettos stuck in a metal grate, and now, Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria is running through the palace in her high heels.
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A second officer, Vincent Tulipano, said he and his partner came from inside 60 East 104th Street and spotted the gun, lying on a grate at the bottom of the stairwell.
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Grate told the judge he had worked at a grocery store but currently has no financial means or a permanent address and is not collecting any financial help from the state.
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Add some lime zest to your guacamole for a citrus undertone, grate fresh Parmesan over pasta dishes for a restaurant feel, or shave whole nutmeg and cinnamon over morning pancakes. 2.
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"If I saw a clown lurking under a lonely bridge (or peering up at me from a sewer grate, with or without balloons), I'd be scared, too," he told the newspaper.
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It started innocently enough, I guess: On Reddit's r/pics subreddit, someone uploaded a picture of this man catching some air in loose fitting clothes above a subway grate in Philadelphia.
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She's fearless, brutal, and utterly captivating—whether pushing the beloved doll down a grate, dancing in a crowded room as though alone, or holding a switchblade to a young man's throat.
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Drain ravioli well and drop into pan with scallions and butter and toss over medium heat until coated, then remove from heat and grate the pecorino over, tossing well to mix.
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Place meat on oiled grate or in oiled grill pan, and grill, uncovered, until a thermometer inserted into thickest portion registers 135° (for medium-rare), about 3 minutes per side. 4.
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The men escaped in the early morning hours after cutting a hole in a metal grate then crawling through plumbing tunnels and onto the roof of a four-story jail building.
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Critics have not always been kind, and his penchant for playfulness, eventually shading into pretentiousness, began to grate, even as the clothes — more affordably priced than many of his contemporaries' — sold.
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Why the gates are needed: Trump's wall "effectively acts as a sewer grate that traps the debris; when clogged, the barriers cannot withstand the power of the runoff," our colleague writes.
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"Being in a homeless encampment is like being the grate at the bottom of a drain," Mr. Holys said during a conversation about rats that gnawed their way into his tent.
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Wash and peel the cassava, cut each down the middle lengthways so that you can remove the stalky thread running through it, then grate on the smallest holes of a grater.
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Using a smuggled cellphone, he filmed the inmates removing a portion of a grate in their cell, crawling through it into the bowels of the jail, and hoisting themselves onto the roof.
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According to WSVN News, who reported the story, Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue responded to calls about a cat with its paw stuck in a sewer grate in Oakland Park on Thursday afternoon.
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It has ribbed grooves running down its back and sides that you can grate cheese on, and in back there's a red jewel surrounded by engraved metal that reads Red Media Machine.
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Authorities are still trying to identify the first alleged victim of Shawn Grate, the suspected Ohio serial killer who is charged with killing two women and a suspect in two more murders.
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The BioLite CampStove 2 features four fan speeds that control the airflow to boil water in its included kettle pot, as well as cook burgers and hot dogs on its grill grate.
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The BioLite CampStove 216 features four fan speeds that control the airflow to boil water in its included kettle pot, as well as cook burgers and hot dogs on its grill grate.
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Police in Zion, Illinois got one of their more unusual calls this week then they had to assist in the rescue of an obese raccoon that was trapped in a sewer grate.
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Woman's 911 call leads to discovery of 3 bodies in Ohio The woman was rescued, Grate was arrested, and authorities found the bodies of two other women in and near the home.
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A thread on Reddit's popular r/pics subreddit has been dubbed the "thread of the year" thanks to its subject — a bare-chested guy in baggy pants standing over a subway grate.
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We also enjoyed a mixed seafood feast of crab, lobster, clams and salmon — supplied by a regional Indigenous-owned seafood company — roasted on a giant grate that hovered over live cedar coals.
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Handmade udon were then swished around the pot to extract flavor, and each diner was handed a microplane and invited to grate the fragrant zest of a yuzu onto the chewy noodles.
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After his offices moved to Midtown, Mr. Coaxum continued to see Nakesha, on the grate at 463th Street and Park Avenue, sometimes on cold days when the rising steam kept her warm.
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And, to the extent that it has signified youth and privilege, feminine glamor has often been coded as White through images like Marilyn Monroe's flying skirt over a New York subway grate.
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But the ring was too big and it slipped off, disappearing Friday night into the abyss of a Times Square sidewalk grate, mere hours after a romantic New York City marriage proposal.
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He laughed while recalling a long wooden beam that had recently been caught in the grate; a twisted piece of metal, possibly once part of a guardrail, lay on the floor nearby.
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NorthFork Iron Works The brainchild of Brendan McCarthy, a Long Island fishing guide, this new kid on the block comes with a V-bar grate that raises and lowers with a flywheel.
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"One night I was in a hotel room looking down on city hall in Philly and I saw a man sleeping on a grate in the dead of winter," Bon Jovi says.
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His husky, Tequila, joined us on the two-hours of precarious ice trekking, until we arrived at an unassuming hole the size of a sewer grate on the top of the glacier.
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At the Lorimer Street stop, one stop west of Graham Avenue, the smell was so powerful that groups of riders were bunched underneath a subway grate in order to inhale fresh air.
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However, somewhere in the middle of the season, just as Sabrina's waffling over whether to go bowling with her boyfriend Harvey or acquire outstanding magical powers for free beings to grate, something clicks.
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His nasal voice, his sarcasm, even his walk—"a long-striding gait ... usually done to the arrhythmic accompaniment of nervous wiggling fingers," wrote Sports Illustrated's Jack McCallum—tend to grate upon the senses.
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The 28-year-old McIlroy believes, however, that he squandered an opportunity at Royal Birkdale to add to his four major titles and admitted his three-year major famine was starting to grate.
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In September, Grate allegedly confessed to killing a woman in 2005 whose remains were found scattered across soybean fields off a Marion County country road in March 2007 by a man collecting cans.
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Now, with the power off and buildings gone, there's just Erin and Nic's, the rustle of the remaining trees, and the occasional construction vehicle barreling by, clanging across a grate in the street.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Graters gonna grate, but a food sculptor may have upstaged Beyoncé with a cheesy rendition of the internet-breaking photograph she recently shared to announce her pregnancy.
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PopSugar adds that if you really can't wait for butter to come to temperature, you can grate a fresh-from-the-fridge stick so that it incorporates easier into whatever you're working on.
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People climb a window grate as it rains in hopes of catching a glimpse of President Barack Obama during his visit to Cathedral Square in Old Havana, Cuba, on Sunday, March 20, 2016.
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For the most part, she stayed on sidewalks near Bryant Park, Herald Square, Grand Central, Penn Station, a heated grate on 32nd Street near Seventh Avenue, and the sidewalk at 46th and Park.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "A couple visiting New York from England this weekend got help from the N.Y.P.D., recovering an engagement ring after it was dropped through a grate in Times Square during the proposal.
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So we stopped above what we imagined was the same grate, now in front of the bistro Le Relais de Venise l'Entrecôte, to see if it might elicit an out-of-body experience.
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Place the chicken on the grill grate and grill flipping once, until charred on each side and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the chicken reads 165°F, about 40 minutes.
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A combination of my early lunch and choice of entertainment have made me very hungry, so I microwave my last portion of lentil and sausage soup and grate all of the remaining parmesan.
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On Thursday, police in the Chicago suburb of Zion had to rescue a raccoon after the critter ate so much that he wound up getting stuck inside a sewer grate, NBC Chicago reports.
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Similarly, "Vision A Reality (Wat Ounalom)" (2017) — visually the most beautiful piece in the show — is a replica of a window grate from nearby Wat Ounalom, which houses an archive Samreth used to frequent.
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Ohio investigators say they've linked suspected serial killer Shawn Grate to a fifth dead woman, charging him in two homicides so far, and that there may be even more victims to find, PEOPLE confirms.
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Personally, I'm thrilled that Efron decided to leave this look in front of the camera — but I also can't wait to see how he and his grill grate beard bum around on the beach.
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Investigators have released a sketch of her based on descriptions Grate provided, and they are asking anyone who purchased a book or magazine subscription in 2003 and 2004 to contact their local police department.
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But even with all these differences, neuroscientists have noticed there's something pretty much everyone agrees on, musically: Some chords sound good—they're consonant—and other notes grate when they're played at the same time.
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The rescue teams would deploy low-angle rope systems to secure the storm drain lid and grate, then they made initial attempts at moving the lid away from the opening which, sadly, proved unsuccessful.
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion started its players in a dank dungeon, tasking them with escaping through a sewer system before they busted out of a grate and out into a lush, green world.
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You'd go around the back of this building, this grate would open and there'd be a bouncer there, then you'd go up in the lift and the music gets louder as you're going up.
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The thoroughfare is lined with businesses, many already with their doors locked — shoe stores and discount stores and the dress shop where mannequins in sequined gowns and thick eyeliner peer through a metal grate.
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Briquettes are treated with chemicals that help them ignite easily and stick together, and since we're not going to be using a grill grate, you don't want that stuff subsequently stuck to your food.
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What is beginning to grate on the Yankees is that while they have played their best against the American League division leaders — Houston, Cleveland and the Red Sox — they have struggled against the Orioles.
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They captured Pablo Picasso drawing a Minotaur in the air with a flashlight, Harry Truman playing the piano and Marilyn Monroe trying to hold down her white dress while standing on a subway grate.
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I'm tempted to buy a pair of silky rust-colored cupro trousers ($450), truly the most A-line garment I've ever seen, so I can experience wearing them while standing over a subway grate.
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Standard backyard barbecues — with one or two 28-pound propane tanks, and a grate area of not more than 205 square feet, Mr. Dwyer said — are allowed only at one- and two-family dwellings.
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This is strengthened by the stark contrasts, the deep shadows, and the metal grate that Errázuriz captures, all of which contribute to the claustrophobic, oppressive sense of confinement, but also of privacy, even secrecy.
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Like all those films in which two characters grate against one another but slowly find things that bond them as they grow to hate each other less, I was ultimately sad to see Doli.
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Just push down on the top of one of the Magic Bullet's included cups (which are dishwasher-safe) and its 250-watt power base will chop, grate, mix, and blend your ingredients to your liking.
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We opted for the fancy pedicure — the one with an extra leg massage, choice of essential oil, and the acid-filled Saran wrap treatment that makes all that hardened foot skin easier to grate off.
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Tonight, like many Jews around the world, I will be dusting off my menorah and scarfing down a number of store-bought latkes (who has time to grate eight pounds of potatoes on a weeknight?).
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This combination photo shows actress Marilyn Monroe posing over the updraft of a New York subway grate while filming "The Seven Year Itch" New York, left, and the dress she is wearing on a mannequin.
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In a fourth case, Grate, 40, also allegedly confessed to murdering a woman in Richland County more than 10 years ago and dumping her body in a wooded area in Madison Township, according to investigators.
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The Utah senator's regular criticisms of Trump are starting to grate on some of his colleagues who see them as stemming from a "guttural dislike of the president," in the words of one Republican senator.
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She is an amazingly poor orator, considering her long record and her easy charm in private, with a default shouting mode that would grate less if she would at least shout in the right places.
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Microplane 3-in-1 Ginger Tool and Zester Set, $30Use the plastic nub on the side to peel the skin, the sharp microplane to grate the ginger, and the mandolin slicer to cut thick slices.
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Instead, he stuck to the campaign trail in the western U.S. and gave a foreign policy speech that took stances likely to grate on the ears of Israel advocates as well as to please them.
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He rummaged around the wardrobe, pulling out a couple of blankets and a pillow and coming back to toss them on the sofa for me while I raked out the last embers from the grate.
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While the design explains most of the weird, larger stuff that ends up against the grate, from time to time the Newtown Creek plant will receive an item that baffles even the most experienced veteran.
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The 18-inch grate is a sturdy design, and the grill is a lot less fussy than a freestanding or tripod option, so long as you can get the stake deep enough into the ground.
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They grate at the term "Bernie Bros," which she used in her interview, especially at a time when some of Sanders' most well-known supporters are women of color such as Ocasio-Cortez and Rep.
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" If you&aposre cooking with an overhead oven, "Lower the grate down from heat (on high), and cook it for about three minutes on each side, if you&aposre cooking, say, a 1.5-inch porterhouse.
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During a Monday news conference, Marion County Sheriff Tim Bailey said the 40-year-old Grate allegedly admitted to killing an unidentified woman more than 10 years ago, abandoning her remains at a remote dumping site.
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Fortunately, a room on another landing was connected to the room with the grate via a 12-inch-wide shaft filled with piping, providing me with a means of surreptitiously sneaking up to the top floor.
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Jim and Andy pulled me up from above and we made our way through a hole in the the grate, which had already been cut by other inmates with a hack-saw we'd had smuggled in.
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And that fact has begun to grate at Democrats, who have complained bitterly at Republicans' stands against Obama's nominees -- most notably their unprecedented refusal to even give the President's Supreme Court choice, Merrick Garland, a hearing.
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Snickers ran an ad — a riff on the classic scene in "The Seven Year Itch" when a gust of air from a subway grate makes Marilyn Monroe's dress flutter up — featuring Eugene Levy and Willem Dafoe.
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That's when the truth started trickling out via the Twitter feeds John Drennan and Daniella Anthony apparently created Sunday to express their grate-fulness (sorry, couldn't be helped) to the NYPD for its officers' noble efforts.
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And the same generosity of spirit: When I arrived for lunch on a recent Friday, the grate was still half pulled down, but a cook peeked her head out, waved me inside and brought me couscous.
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Wes Anderson pulled this sort of thing off well in "The Grand Budapest Hotel"; here, the formal high jinks just grate, especially given that Mr. Feng doesn't use the circular frame to any particular visual end.
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In the famous street scene, the two are leaving the movies as Ms. Monroe pauses over a grate to enjoy the breeze from the subway as it blows up her dress on a hot summer night.
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And through Lenú, we come to understand how something that seems small, like your best friend pushing your doll down a grate, is actually a formative memory that helps you understand your friend is a manipulative jerk.
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Twitter let out a collective "Aww!" this weekend when the New York Police Department announced it had found an engagement ring that a man accidentally dropped through a Times Square sidewalk grate after proposing to his girlfriend.
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Make the tomato sauce: Grate the cut sides od the tomatoes on the large holes of a box grater set over a bowl, until all that's left in your hand is the skin and core (discard them).
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On Sunday, The Times published a heartbreaking story about a standout student at Williams College who later developed mental problems and ended up homeless, a fixture on a grate at 46th Street and Park Avenue in Manhattan.
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As others hurried to work, Pamela J. Dearden, an executive with JPMorgan Chase, noticed a woman, unperturbed by the rain or her surroundings, standing on a 36-square-foot sidewalk grate she had chosen as her home.
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One, Hamid Elhiri, a Moroccan immigrant who each morning parked his coffee cart a few feet from the grate, said he typically made Nakesha a breakfast of eggs and a roll, with iced tea or cranberry juice.
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A clean room's floor is often actually a grate, under which a "sub-fab" lies where some of these tubes lead to equipment that sucks in lots of nasty chemicals and transforms them into less nasty chemicals.
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At home, I really just like a couple of bricks and a grate over it, and I build a wood fire next to it and wait for the coals to develop and rake them under as needed.
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His positions were largely innocuous to most liberals, galling enough to grate conservatives and in short, cast him in a warm spotlight, where he could be the good guy, Josiah Bartlett in The West Wing, so to speak.
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KW120697234= These moves suggest that enticing investors to buy new capital-boosting bonds will require banks to pay higher, more attractive coupons, something that will grate with Gulf bond issuers who are traditionally regarded as extremely price-sensitive.
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This stylish nylon grill brush from Char-Broil is specifically designed to clean the grill while it's cool, so you can clean at your convenience and won't leave metal bristles behind on your grate or in your food.
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The trio cut through a steel grate inside their unit, climbed through a plumbing conduit and up to the jailhouse roof, then used bedsheets to lower themselves four stories before disappearing, according to sheriff's spokesman, Lieutenant Jeff Hallock.
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"It was not money," said Pascual Quishpi, 45, his hands balled in the pockets of his bomber jacket and his eyes brimming with tears as he stared at a photo of Mr. Patouhas taped to the store's grate.
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The president was said to be pleased with the resignation of Mr. Dowd, whose prickly personality had begun to grate on him and other members of the legal team, according to a person who spoke with the president.
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"The coolest one happened last night," she said, on Day Five, noting a hallucination in which she felt as if she were underground, looking up through a sewer grate, as cars passed in front of a street lamp.
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Mr. Obama and Mr. Kerry, while careful to call on the Palestinians to curb terrorism and incitement, seem to save most of their emotional energy for denouncing Mr. Netanyahu, who has come to grate on both of them.
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Part one of It featured a few standout setpieces, and while none topped the film-opening sewer grate encounter between a little boy and Pennywise (played with shifty malevolence by Bill Skarsgard), the winning cast worked together beautifully.
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The lava-like mixture burned through both the steel grate beneath the reactor pressure vessel and a refrigerator-sized machine used to insert the control rods, and some of it dripped down to the floor of the containment vessel.
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Robyn and Valerie, shivering in their coats, hung over the white ash in the grate as if it might be lifesaving, while Marise hunted for milk in what must have been the kitchen next door, though it sounded cavernous.
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Although Sollima's film is unbothered, for the most part, by the plight of refugees, it gets one thing dismayingly right: our most significant witness, on the fault line where Mexico and America grate against each other, is a child.
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The only adjustments you'll want to make when switching between the two is lowering the fuel rack for wood and raising it for charcoal (and maybe for cooking), and tossing on the grill grate when you want to cook.
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Eldridge's is notable for the fact that he actually brings his hand up to his mouth, inserts the cigarette, holds it in his lips for a few seconds, removes it, backside heelflips an electrical grate, and finally exhales smoke.
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One minute you're restoring that old grill out on the deck, replacing a grate or a valve, painting a rust spot, locating some hardwood so you can cook over live fire, anticipating the warm and fragrant months to come.
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A closer look at one of his pictures reveals minuscule details that intrude on the uniformity of a building's facade: laundry dangling from a window, poles jutting over a ledge, a child's flower-shaped windmill spinning below a grate.
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It also has the same stainless drip pan as the Everest and even the same shape of stove grate, though the bars are closer together over the burner—making it easier to balance small cookware, like a moka pot.
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I turn the chocolate beans into a four- or five-inch stick that you can grate or put into a pot with water, and I mix it with cinnamon and coconut milk until it becomes a thick hot chocolate.
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While they're cooking: Fry some bacon; grate some Cheddar; grab a few large handfuls of spinach or baby kale; cut open and slice some avocados and see if there is some sour cream or plain yogurt in the fridge.
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And so, on to Mr. Reich's "Piano Phase": It was easy to imagine how the insistent jangling repetition might grate on the ears of listeners not particularly attuned to the Minimalist idiom — or, for that matter, to the harpsichord.
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In a recent Wall Street Journal article titled, "China's One-Way Deals Grate on Germany," reporter Andrew Browne explains that German Chancellor Angela Merkel is losing patience with China buying western technology and brands, but then keeping its own markets closed.
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There was a metal grate on the ceiling of a room on the top floor that was used to regulate the heating of the water, so we decided we were going to cut through it and go through the roof.
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McCaskill, who was diagnosed with breast cancer this week, tweeted a picture during the Oscars that showed her in full Mad max garb, wearing chains around her neck and Tom Hardy's distinctive face grate contraption over her mouth and nose.
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I will always maintain that Wayne has the better catalog, but it must grate a little to see Drake become such a star while you're instead stuck in a lawsuit with your old mentor and widely seen as past your prime.
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I'd also recommend buying cooked beets instead of raw, garlic cloves that are already peeled, 1 bag of cauliflower "rice" instead of a head you'd grate yourself, and fresh coconut instead of frozen unless you can find it (I couldn't).
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Uneasiness is a defining feature of the "Inertia 1," and its negativity—rooted in synth and drum patterns which grate as much as they elate—only becomes more psychedelic as the track's pulse locks into the depths of its mathematical groove.
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The ear hooks on the Powerbeats Pro offer a comfy, secure fit that not only makes them safe for athletes and runners, but simply downs the looming fear that comes with dropping an earbud in a grate in the sidewalk.
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Fresh Kitty The Grate Litter Mat, $13.99 — new colors and shapes available summer 2020 Black mat, $13.99 to $21.99 — available nowThis double-layer litter mat is currently available in two rectangular sizes, with more shapes and colors to come this summer.
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In his lyrics and writings, the use of Soviet imagery and arguably positive references to Mao can grate in a culture rich with despots (though I grow defensive when people unfamiliar with his approach, who don't "get it," criticize him for the same.).
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Dazzling 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' footage from D23 Expo is finally online 'Breaking Bad' Netflix movie drops tense first trailer Watch this dog one-up Marilyn Monroe's famous subway grate moment PetTube's Taylor Nicole Dean discusses heroin addiction after vlogging hiatus
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For the first time since her husband's conviction earlier in May for murdering two women, the former wife of Shawn Grate is opening up about her brief marriage to the 41-year-old Ohio homeless man authorities say admitted to slaughtering five women.
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Meet Philadelphia's very own Vent Guy: As you can see, Vent Guy's behavior is pretty straightforward: He stands over a subway grate and lets the air whoosh beneath his clothes, presumably giving him a little respite from the heat on scorching summer days.
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The way Rondo yearns for control can grate those who're around him all the time, whether it's the need to be a dealer shuffling cards on the team plane or opining when the team bus should leave from the hotel to the arena.
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" Or if that kind of analysis is too pedantic for you, note that in the second example the jazzy repetition of "grits" five times, in its various forms, with a rimshot on "grits to grate," builds to the musical gag of "gritty gist.
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To make it more interesting, the four people would be marginal moral cases—not murderers, just narcissists and jerks whose specific flaws would grate on one another to the point that living in the same neighborhood for all time would feel like torture.
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"They devised a plan which Fricke said works "Read more: A team of firefighters heroically rescued a distressed fat rat that was trapped in a sewer grate"The raccoon ended up needing to be sedated so that it could relax enough," he said.
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Although that's eventually where Watership Down deposits us, "The Raid" is the most successful of its four episodes at holding together both its plot, its taut pacing, and its community of rabbits in ways that don't start to grate on the nerves.
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And unless you count the padlocked metal grate in place of the driver's-side door that Mr. Ocampo installed after a gang of glue-sniffing teenagers robbed him of a fistful of pesos, the vehicle has no safety features to speak of.
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Salt seekers can add some sliced olives or capers to the simmering sauce; anchovy fans might want to sauté a couple of fillets along with the garlic; those who adore melted cheese can grate in some mozzarella after the pressure is released.
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Caches are often situated near offbeat landmarks, like Tom's Restaurant in Morningside Heights, which stood in for the diner on "Seinfeld," or the Midtown subway grate where Marilyn Monroe's white dress famously fluttered, or the TriBeCa firehouse where the Ghostbusters gang convened.
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The growth of the alternative-data market has made it possible to get data on everything from the location of every metallic grate in Washington, D.C., to the number of items lost but not claimed on the New York City subway system.
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First, the odd stippling of those dots all over his shirt, face and the wall behind him; it takes a moment to realize that he's incarcerated and those dots are being cast by a pattern in a grate in the visitation area.
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She keeps drawing out the difficult songs, letting her voice grate, the guitars crack, the digital creaks rake against the ears with only a hint of melody — then, after what feels like forever, the music snaps, and the next song erupts in overwhelmingly pleasurable noise.
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In a music video from next week's episode exclusive to PEOPLE, protagonist Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) faces off against Audra Levine (Rachel Grate), an old frenemy from New York who happens to be the opposing counsel in her case with Josh Chan (Vincent Rodriguez III).
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While her alleged captor, Shawn Grate, 40, slept, a woman made a 17-minute phone call to police, begging them for help as she stood in the first-floor bedroom of an abandoned house in Ashland County on Tuesday, the The Columbus Dispatch reports.
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Along with the new Alexa speakers, Marshall Headphones also announced an updated version of its portable Kilburn speaker, the aptly named Kilburn II. New on the Kilburn II is separated stereo sound, Bluetooth 5.0 audio, and a metal grate designed to evoke a stage microphone.
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His eagerness to please — feet tapping atop cafe counters, hands slicing the air, head held in a permanent display of attentiveness — began to grate on some Democrats who had preferred such tics when he was merely the alternative to Mr. Cruz, a Republican they loathed.
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Warm, yellow light and the sounds of clinking glass and laughter spill out onto the street, as the metal grate of the shopfront is raised a metre or so from the pavement—just enough to allow people to crawl under and through the door.
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Last week, poachers reportedly forced open a grate near the rear entrance of a zoo outside Paris, broke through two locked doors, snuck into a rhino enclosure, and shot four-year-old Vince—one of the park's most popular animals—twice in the head.
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To further streamline the meal, Latta ensures that everything will be cooked outside on the grill — including the night's dessert, a rhubarb-and-blood-orange cobbler in a cast-iron skillet that she throws on the grate while guests work on the main course.
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Given Sivana's mental state, the voice could be a hallucination, but then the camera zooms in on a little air vent or grate in Sivana's cell: The voice is coming from a little inch-worm or caterpillar-like creature who's talking about world domination.
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The phrase "earned media" might grate in the wake of what happened in South Carolina, but it applies just as well to the attention Black Lives Matter, the Sunrise Movement, and other groups have been able to draw to their respective causes through demonstrations.
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Think about tomorrow's guests, remind yourself that you need to iron the tablecloth, to add sour cream to the horseradish, to warm the wine and chill the vodka, to grate some cold butter, to place the sauerkraut in a dish, to slice some bread.
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In the same way sounds can grate when you're on edge, winding you tighter, words—the medium I love most of all—have become oppressive: Group chats continually updating, WhatsApp open on your laptop, work and personal DMs slung into the same place, and junk email.
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A local coalition told newly arrived art galleries to stop being part of the problem, and then protests escalated the matter, until someone spray-painted "FUCK WHITE ART" on a grate and — this is the really messed-up part — the LAPD decided that constitutes a hate crime.
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Gay's identification of trauma as the root cause of her weight issues, her blunt tying up of her eating with her need for emotional security and even her admitted desire to "feel more comfortable in her body" will grate on those who want unquestioned acceptance for fatness.
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Size: 8,5883 square feet Price per square foot: $70 Indoors: Ascending an exterior flight of concrete steps, you pass through an ornate wrought-iron grate into a marble vestibule, and then through mahogany double doors into a grand entrance that culminates in a double-winged staircase.
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When wood grilling in a fixed-grate grill, like a kettle grill, build a tiered fire with embers piled thicker to one side or at the back of the firebox and spread more sparsely in the center, with an ember-free safety zone away from the coals.
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" It's cheesy but catchy in a way that doesn't really grate enough to be aggravating, and any sense of looming disaster is at least a little mitigated after Hall of Famer Jackie Slater admits off the bat that "we can't sing and our dancin's not pretty.
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In 2016, PEOPLE confirmed that investigators had linked Grate to five slayings and, in a subsequent interview with a local TV reporter, he said he had killed five women: Candice Cunningham, Rebekah Leicy and a third woman whose name has not been confirmed as well as Griffith and Stanley.
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In the Philippines, Froilan Grate, an anti-plastic activist and organizer who has worked with Eriksen and Cummins, has helped establish zero-waste management systems in cities including San Fernando, which has set up citywide composting and recycling, created wage-paying jobs for garbage collectors, and banned plastic bags.
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Shawn Grate, a 41-year-old homeless man who reportedly said he has killed five women, was convicted this week in the murders of two of his victims nearly two years after their bodies were found underneath piles of clothes in a vacant home in Ashland County, Ohio.
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In 2016, PEOPLE confirmed that investigators had linked Grate to five slayings and, in a subsequent interview with a local TV reporter, he said he had killed five women: Candice Cunningham, Rebekah Leicy and a third woman whose name has not been confirmed as well as Griffith and Stanley.
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This is obviously a subjective measure, and it's possible that Google's goofy answers to things it doesn't understand will grate just as much as those from competitors over time, but for now it's another example of how Google is doing well in terms of anticipating and countering frustration.
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The stainless steel grill grate (which breaks in two) is large, wide, and easy to handle (thanks to two raised synthetic-but-heat-proof-coated wooden handles), which allows you access into the charcoal bed while cooking, should you need to reload or, heaven forbid, recover anything of importance.
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Tucked between a vape shop that still sells mango Juul pods and a McDonald's with a hypodermic-needle-disposal box, this charming bistro failed to secure an outdoor-dining permit, but the owners aren't letting that stop them from placing two tables on top of a shaky metal grate.
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So he grabbed the camera — the one usually used for family picnics and parades and the stuff of everyday life — and headed over to the subway grate in front of Wright's Food shop, just down the street from the Trans-Lux movie theater on Lexington Avenue and 52nd Street.
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Even when you use a food processor to grate and purée the masa and freeze it in advance (wishful thinking for those without power in Puerto Rico), it's still "a marathon," said Angel Roman, 61, a deputy press secretary for the New York City Department of Environmental Protection.
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The Weight Watchers shareholder is testament to the idea that eating healthy does not mean skimping on her favorites, losing 42.5 pounds in 2016 (without giving up bread, of course.) For easy preparation, Winfrey suggests using a Microplane to quickly grate the garlic, which she also uses for shaving hard cheeses.
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Evan Pappas of Michigan was swimming in the lazy river at the Avista Resort in North Myrtle Beach on March 19 when a piece of his young friend's goggle broke off and fell under a grate in the floor of the pool, the boy's mom, Alyssa Pappas, told local outlet WDIV.
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Thing is, catching a breeze above this particular subway grate is kind of this guy's jam, and so a half dozen other people started posting their photos of this person (taken over the course of years), causing Reddit to lose its collective shit—what is this guy's deal, the community wondered.
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And the age issue really does grate, especially considering the precedent set by shows like Pretty Little Liars and One Tree Hill, which had no trouble starting with teenage characters (played by much-too-old-looking actors) and eventually aging them by having the show's action jump ahead in time. 2.
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While I'd always liked their subtle feminization of 'heavier' music and violent themes (years of being one of about five girls at hardcore shows in my town began to grate), "And Saints" doesn't necessarily mean it's gone—more just that the band is diversifying, which could never be a bad thing.
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Along with "Times Square," in the 1970s Neuhaus experimented with other public art sound pieces in New York City, including "A New Work (Underground)" embedded in a sculpture garden grate at the Museum of Modern Art, "Walkthrough" in the Jay Street subway station, and "Round" in Alexander Hamilton US Custom House.
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Ms. Wolko is concerned about potential ejection of the animal in a crash and the possibility of injuries from glass shards In the past, a popular choice for owners of sport utility vehicles and station wagons was a partition — usually a metal grate — that confined a dog to the cargo area.
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It has the same "cheese grate" styling on the back as the Mac Pro, which acts as a heat sink — Apple says it allows the screen to stay at a full 1,000 nits of brightness indefinitely, and can hit a peak of 1,600 nits, both of which could help when editing HDR content.
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If you go to some crazy upscale sushi joint with a $8003 omakase menu, they'll take out the actual wasabi root and grate it in front of you using a platinum microplane that is forged in Hattori Hanzo's workshop and sold exclusively to heads of the G12 and to no one else.
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Mueller Multi-Blade Spiralizer, $23.97, available at AmazonChances are, she was the one telling you to eat your vegetables growing up — but that doesn't mean you can't share the same sentiment for her with this spiralizer, which can grate, slice, spiralize, and shred her favorite vegetables for all different kinds of uses.
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The slang that the teens exchange can grate, much as comparable language did in Life Is Strange; but just like Dontnod's excellent time-travel tale of 2015, Oxenfree's characters are each drawn with such believe-ability that their stylized looks can't stand in the way of establishing a meaningful connection with them.
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Word of the Day verb: cook over a grill verb: examine thoroughly noun: a framework of metal bars used as a partition or a grate noun: a restaurant where food is cooked on a grill _________ The word grill has appeared in 533 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Nov.
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DJI is also presenting the S1 in somewhat militaristic language, which not only might grate with some consumers given the current tension between the US and China, but also because last week marked the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests, where a man famously stood in front of (and stopped) Chinese military tanks.
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Between tossing things on and pulling them off, I never once had to come within arm's length of the FirePit, and certain dishes that I felt would be better off contained in a skillet cooked wonderfully — especially the marinated tuna belly, which I was afraid might fall apart if placed directly on the grate.
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Made from metal and coated in pale paint, its parts are recognizable but illogical: a door leading to nowhere is wrapped with chain through a hole where a doorknob would go, and a window grate is bolted loosely to the frame so that it wiggles in the wind, guarding nothing but the sky beyond it.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIt's also worth noting that in a lot of respects, the Tor Browser works like an incognito window in Chrome—cookies and browsing history are deleted at the end of every session, so if you like the convenience of sites remembering you who are or are often jumping back through your web history, this might grate.
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Carter's low, crunchy bass grinds and rumbles, like a heavy metal grate dragged across the ground, while guitarist Al Creedon plays thick, jittery, stark yet somehow neat power riffs; the clobbering noise they make together would approach the percussive violence, staccato melodies, and textural precision of industrial rock if not for drummer Alex Lichtenauer's fast, light, blistering touch.
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CreditCreditMatt Roth for The New York Times LAUREL, Md. — It was a soaking and memorable rain that night, and the blood that spilled from the bullet holes of a 35-year-old named Charles Craig, a big man left crumpled on the wet pavement, washed down a grate in the low spot of the strip-mall parking lot.
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"One night, I was looking out of a hotel window, at a grate in front of City Hall … and it was a frigid cold night, and this elderly man laid down underneath a little blanket trying to keep warm and I thought to myself, this is not what our forefathers thought when they looked at the Declaration of Independence," Bon Jovi said.
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You get your bearings just in time to realize your ship is landing beside an Imperial base on the lava planet Mustafar, and the moment you step out of the ship and onto a metal grate floating above a sea of lava, you are swept up into one of the experience's many "holy shit" moments: A slight sense of vertigo kicks in.
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Speaking of falling debris, Tschapellar is a Cornell alumnus, and designed the wide-open space with his firsthand knowledge of the low-light months in upstate New York, but declined to consider how the slush of the inclement weather seasons might be transmitted through open-grate flooring onto library patrons OR the precious, precious books for whom the space was expressly designed.
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Then it is hung on strings from a rod running above the grill to absorb the smoke from the flaming hardwood (maple, oak, cherry), browned on a grate over a low bed of embers that radiate a consistent and intense heat, braised in chicken jus in a Dutch oven until juicy and cooked through, and then crisped up over the embers again.
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" Then, using Google Maps, they pinpointed the exact Philly street corner where all this action was taking place — a task made easier by the fact that in 2014 Google actually captured a Street View image of Vent Guy astride his favorite subway grate: In the "freaking the hell out" corner of Reddit, redditor JeebusHasComeToTown probably speaks for everyone: "This is completely blowing my mind!
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In recent years, environmental groups such as Upstream and the international movement #BreakFreeFromPlastic, which Froilan Grate helps lead, have argued for what's become known as "extended producer responsibility"—the idea that the manufacturers of products that become waste must bear the burden of cleaning it up, especially when they send those products to developing countries that have little solid-waste disposal or recycling infrastructure.
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Hundreds of people protested against building the giant telescope on the site, which many indigenous Hawaiians consider sacred land, with a group of kupuna (elders) sitting in chairs and tying themselves together with rope to block the road to the volcano's summit, according to the AP. A separate group of protesters lay on the ground with their arms shackled beneath a grate in the road, according to the news service.
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Read more: It took a group of 10 firefighters 2 hours to rescue a raccoon trapped in a sewer grate 2 skydivers are doing 'fine' after a mid-air collision that left 1 of them unconscious Dentists pulled more than 500 teeth from a 7-year-old boy's mouth Wealthy parents are giving up custody of their children to get need-based financial aid from colleges: 'It's a scam'
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Even if Master of None has elements that can grate, its willingness to do just about anything to make a great episode of television — from leaving its protagonists behind entirely for a series of vignettes about service industry workers to crafting an episode that spans more than two decades of Thanksgivings as one character comes to terms with her sexuality — marks it as a big, generous, open-hearted show.
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