Pros: Makes grating and zesting so easy, takes up little storage spaceCons: Only for finely grating ingredients, not for large or rough-chopped ingredients
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Leitch's action sequences don't rely on mindless punching or grating dubstep music cues — unless he's making a point about mindless punching and grating dubstep music cues.
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"A couple of weeks back I stumbled across one — grating — and I noticed the sentence example, 'her grating voice' and I screen-grabbed it straight away," Nicholas told Mashable Australia.
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This has been grating on me for 7 fucking years.
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It's often said that the Australian accent is rather grating.
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Not the legalistic and grating speeches that Ted Cruz makes.
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Study after study has come to the same grating conclusion.
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It's grating and predictable, but that's never stopped O'Neal before.
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Their whispers were punctuated only by the girl's grating laugh.
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Due to the music's uncompromisingly grating nature, the scene curates itself.
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There are times when Yeasayer's inclination toward sonic oddities feels grating.
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The comedy has been called "boorish" and "grating" by film critics.
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No need to stoke your rage listening to grating hold music.
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After all, there's nothing more grating than being told to relax.
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At other times, Uber's attempts to be chummy can be grating.
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It got high marks because of the grating and juicing features.
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Melted grating inside reactor No. 2, likely caused by falling fuel debris.
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The striking image is a departure from Bruce Gilden's normally grating portraiture.
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Some may find Eve's relentlessly upbeat tone to be a little grating.
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But they're conflated here in a way that achieves a grating otherworldliness.
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Still, it's easy to see how his presence could eventually feel grating.
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Top with mussels and clams and a fresh grating of lemon zest.
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But Rogen's habit of adding unnecessary narration to the jokes can be grating.
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Egypt's generals have ringed the roundabout in Cairo's Tahrir Square with iron grating.
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"At Night, Alone." is an elegantly rendered album by a singularly grating singer.
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If you think Hillary's laugh is grating and therefore worthy of mockery, fine.
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Women generally do much better on the grating task then men, Goldreich says.
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It's uber-formulaic and gets grating after maybe the second or third listen.
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Not one of our 14 guests knew there had been no arduous grating.
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Grating breaks up the gluten strands, which gives you a much thinner crust.
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Which sort of brings out exactly why EDM's existential dread is so grating.
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The latter is especially grating, because Apple wants everybody to move to wireless headphones.
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Finally some more unbearable dramatic irony and the grating voice of a whiny teenager!
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The acronym was as grating and inaccurate as it was cute and catchy: TINA.
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With radio, it's often either the comforting, authoritative or grating sound of a voice.
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Here's the rare offering that'll entertain the little ones without grating your last nerve.
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It's quickly obvious that Lacie will blow this, thanks to Howard's amazing, grating performance.
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Course cloth pushed against his lips when he inhaled, grating against his tender skin.
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The effect is insistently grating and energizing, like grinding teeth down to the gums.
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Even die-hard Taylor Swift fans largely agree that "Me!" is grating and childish.
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And one that sounds beautiful in a foreign language can be grating in English.
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The pedestal was just a metal grating, with the building's concrete floor visible below.
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As an Alaskan, Murkowski may find one part of the Dershowitz argument particularly grating.
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"New Americana" is the most grating and formulaic song on Halsey's otherwise compelling debut.
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In the wrong hands, Sheldon, socially maladroit as they come, could register as grating.
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Supporters of the president find the crusading tone of Mr. Greenwald's work especially grating.
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But let's get the important thing out of the way: its cheese grating capabilities.
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To me, nothing is more grating than a band that takes itself too seriously.
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I get up and start grating carrots, because I'm making carrot cake pancakes for brunch!
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He was standing at the edge of the platform, gazing at a corroded grating above.
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He was standing at the edge of the platform, gazing at a corroded grating above.
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Let's put aside Amodei's condescension, which is grating and unnecessary but also besides the point.
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Her fuzziness over what Britain wants the eventual relationship to look like has become grating.
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To the establishment liberal wing, Sanders' screeds come off as something between grating and condescending.
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Both are beloved by a slice of their party, but increasingly grating to the rest.
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First and foremost, the prodigious overuse of the word "fairytale" was becoming a little grating.
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" The exhibition, he wrote, was too often "undone by a grating aura of chic ennui.
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But the episode is a grating reminder of the brokenness of the state's election laws.
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Others insist the potatoes must be boiled in advance and refrigerated, preferably overnight, before grating.
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He was still struggling to breathe, that horrible grating sound still coming from his throat.
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But I have happily converted to the grating method for its ease and remarkable results.
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The senators' proposal was "extremely grating," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on Friday.
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There's just something about some dude telling you what to do that is so grating.
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" They have said she has a "decidedly grating pitch and punishing tone" and called her "shrill.
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Is a raised, emphatic voice heard as something more grating when it emanates from a woman?
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This must be why our phones now favour the smooth 'ping' sound over the grating 'beep.
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He gives McMahon a strange grating rasp that makes him sound like something from "The Flintstones".
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"The creep factor of the specificity is what I found particularly grating," said McCabe by phone.
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Everyone in this family is a little rude, more than a little egotistical, and fully grating.
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In the role of Prior, the play's narrative dynamo, Andrew Garfield brings a grating schoolboy excitement.
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On the show, when we're grating some flower into something we're making, that's just for flavor.
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Sometimes, shoppers just do or say things that have a way of grating on workers' nerves.
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But what is continually grating is the rhetoric that only Democratic candidates can get away with.
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Trump's tactics in 2016 were so grating to Democratic voters that they got their own descriptor.
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Tillman's total commitment to her method is daring, and Zeke's voice, even when grating, is irresistible.
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Once the chef Clare de Boer learned the grating trick, she never went back to rolling.
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Saul can be a grating protagonist — dismissive of those who care for him, myopic, and unforgiving.
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In other words, if you expect your relatives to be horrible and grating, they will be.
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The grating nature of many of the currently available apps is something Discko's trying to avoid.
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It's just a little less grating to speak to your phone and have your phone speak back.
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This fine-rasp grater is ideal for grating tiny bits of hash or flower over finished dishes.
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Libras in overdrive can be so sunny and upbeat that it's grating to everyone at the party.
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Aiming for epic adolescent romantic melodrama, they instead capture the grating cadences of standoffishness in electric detail.
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For many in the queer community, fighting Milo has been a grating and exhausting long-term battle.
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It's grating and otherworldly, just about the most dizzying piece of music your can put yourself through.
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In an otherwise grating speech Thursday in Brussels, Trump chastised NATO leaders for skimping on defense spending.
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Swae Lee works his usual melodic magic but there's just no getting away from that grating hook.
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What is grating about Hillary is that her prevarications seem so unnecessary and often insult our intelligence.
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This lack of coordination is particularly grating when the answer is obvious or the question is performative.
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"Vox Lux": Natalie Portman's toxic rock star was supposed to be grating, but so was the movie.
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It's particularly grating when plenty of others — more driven, more disciplined, more principled — are in the ring.
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For all his good works, parishioners say Father Sandoval's know-it-all, paternalistic attitude can be grating.
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That's exciting, but it's also grating when stuck in traffic on your way to nice, twisty roads.
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The treatment of Betty in the new remake borders on cruel, and it is grating to watch.
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Would I now find Heavy Rain as cringe-worthy and grating as I find A Way Out?
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By 1963, she has incorporated parts of a car battery into the work as well as metal grating.
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In a book that was less mindfully composed, this would be less obvious, or at least less grating.
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Conceptually interesting and visually appealing though it might be, Reeder's film quickly reveals itself as a grating experiment.
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If it's not yet primetime for tomatoes, a generous grating of salty bottarga will make everything better anyway.
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But Kimmy's naïveté and eternal state of wonder at everyone and everything just feels grating by this point.
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What is it about the word that is so grating (to, again, cantankerous ears), other than its omnipresence?
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But he has a grating, peculiarly expressed zeal for attention familiar to anyone who follows him on Twitter.
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It meant grating almost half a kilo of Gruyere and cheddar cheese into a saucepan of bubbling rosé.
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Some people find the singular they grating, and I get that: It once sounded funny to me, too.
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Especially grating for Mr. Byford, some people said, were Mr. Cuomo's sometimes scathing public criticisms of M.T.A. employees.
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The choice is grating, and makes it difficult to connect with or care about any of the characters.
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Typically mother and son banter and philosophize, as clever (and occasionally grating) as characters out of Tom Stoppard.
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Meanwhile, using a box-style grater or the grating disc on a food processor, begin shredding the potatoes.
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Olaf's Frozen Adventure alternates between grating and occasionally charming, with some mildly funny slapstick bits in the middle.
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To become a hit in the United States, "The Office" not only had to transform the tragic, grating boss into a less tragic, less grating, more well-meaning boss; it had to cast off the message, central to the British original, that work is where you go to waste your life.
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The indigenous peoples of tropical America discovered that cooking and grating cassava roots before eating them rendered them safe.
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They make you cry for no reason and hurt like an invisible force is slowly grating your insides off.
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"The sustainability argument in particular is grating for someone who has been here for two decades," Hansson told me.
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It's all fairly simple, but you jump around between playstyles so much that the simplicity never really feels grating.
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In Western culture, consonant sounds are typically described as pleasant, while dissonant ones are tense and a little grating.
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Reporters buzzed around the edges, grating on the nerves of the soldiers who worked through the heat and humidity.
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On the inside, the speaker grating is styled to look like repeating triangles, to either side of the keyboard.
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Know-it-alls will be especially grating to you—and be careful not to become one of those yourself!
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They gazed slack-jawed at Julianna Barwick, as she sheared her voice into soaring, sometimes grating bolts of sound.
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Waiting for long periods, dealing with the heat and being corralled "like an elementary school student" can be grating.
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I had to fulfill it and it was deeply grating and deeply hard, but that was part of it.
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And having moments where Tony straight-up says he's more black than an actual black guy were just grating.
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I get that Grace's actions are grating, because ideally she would have felt confident enough in herself to leave.
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It's got a convincing purr, almost vibrational, but when it turns its head, you hear metal grating on metal.
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As grating as his comment was, he had voiced what surely was a common experience for many white soldiers.
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It can become grating when non-Korean fans fetishise Korean terms, or demand an English song from Korean artists.
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In all seriousness, Harbaugh can be a little grating about officiating, but he had some fair points last season.
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Like superheroes, various TV personalities have their own special qualities that can make them especially grating to certain people.
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Handmade Ceramic Grating PlatePrice: $25 This ceramic grater makes preparing ingredients like garlic, ginger, nutmeg and hard cheeses a snap.
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Even so, there are some sign-offs that are generally a bit safer and less grating to receive than others.
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The solipsism inherent to the book's structure is more than a little grating, and Foer's unabashed sentimentality doesn't always land.
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The sound of hammering wafts up from a renovation on the first floor, placing our words to a grating rhythm.
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Like their voices are weird to my ears that when I hear a man say a joke, it feels grating.
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In theory, Kaine did his job — albeit a bit too nervously, and in a manner that proved grating on onlookers.
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Treble, on the other hand, while being just as important and fundamental to any song, can prove grating and irritating.
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Inside the steaming pie, a grating of boiled egg adds a touch of nourishment; an earthy stock supplies a base.
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Troy talks and talks and talks to the audience, explaining his motives and methods in a grating wash of chatter.
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He's a searcher throughout the tracklist, but his lyrical headiness is never grating or pretentious, and the songs feel timeless.
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Always independent, Meredith is an iconoclast who says things that can sound grating to people who otherwise see him favorably.
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That would be too much in a four-person revue; in a nearly two-hour, one-man show it's grating.
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He heard a strange sound of grating metal and ran from his glass-fronted shop, his customer bounding after him.
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Clinton, for her part, struggled with persistent claims that there was just something unlikable, something grating, something shrill about her.
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Interviews with Mr. Schnabel reveal few interesting points, while a grating soundtrack telegraphs how it thinks you should be feeling.
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When a truck carrying about 30 tonnes of cheese flips on a highway, people break out some really grating puns.
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Ms. Dow, who has the trickier role, is intentionally more grating, though she and Mr. Martinez achieve an enjoyable rapport.
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Her no-apologies, self-forgiving attitude throughout her cheese-grating ordeal might be Paris Hilton's biggest gift to harried cooks.
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Perhaps questions about biography, which is grating in Gerwig's films but also lends them their vulnerability, are less relevant here.
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Above all, their plights symbolize the grating tension between the harsh realities of modernity and traditional knowledge and ways of life.
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The dialog is sometimes clunky, and Sara's teen speak — where being inexplicably pregnant is totally cray — can feel corny and grating.
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There's a grating intro that can be skipped by going to 1:10, and the good stuff starts around 3:47.
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Its hyper-pastel visual look could be grating but instead stays on the good side of the "Lisa Frank folder" line.
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With rare exception, even missions from major NPCs feel like fetch quests, and the minor NPCs range from forgettable to grating.
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The brush offers just two speeds and is very loud, even a bit grating, like someone is weed-eating next door.
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It can be a cool trick, and much less grating with a Very Good doggo GIF to go along with it.
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Ricci narrates the film in her seductive vocal fry, and while most voiceovers can be grating, this is her character's salvation.
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This morning, Mr. Roman leads the way to a Stryker in a hoopskirt of heavy-duty steel grating called slat armor.
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The two children are especially grating, graduates of the "Look at me, I just said something funny" school of adolescent acting.
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Playing a supposed creative genius, Mr. Watts mugs and wiggles in loony videos that are among the movie's most grating moments.
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I decided long ago that I would live in a city of raucous difference, though it is sometimes grating and exasperating.
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This is to say appropriation and exploitation can and does happen both within and outside of queer communities, with grating regularity.
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Another resident, D'Amonte Brown, 19, helped in the kitchen for two hours, grating cheese and getting the sweet potatoes in order.
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Amid this chaos — entirely to Bannon's liking and grating to nearly everyone else in Washington — actual legislative activity was slowly unfolding.
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The Raniaco Stainless Steel Zester makes quick work of zesting and grating fruit, vegetables, cheese, chocolate, and many other flavorful ingredients.
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In the OPA this scanning effect is created by manipulating the light collected by the grating couplers electronically, using devices called photodiodes.
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Even the most grating canned lines will become charming, because they are part of a clever joke by a soft-spoken youth.
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As such, the debate is not only hopelessly arbitrary and dependent on a grating cliche, it is redundant to its very core.
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His schtick has been done better by others, and the reactionary cruelty which elicited horror now only registers as a grating hum.
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In Ontario, where the premier is openly lesbian, Mr Ford's alpha-male persona appeals to men who find Mr Trudeau's feminism grating.
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But every time we're exposed to it––a soul-killing chore, annoying celebrities, grating quirks, cotton balls, whatever––we recoil in horror.
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As the tug-of-war between savvy consumer and anticipatory marketer persists, will the exit pop-up's successor be quite so grating?
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And the next half an hour was a flurry of grating tomatoes, chopping garlic, heating up saucepans and stirring, stirring, and stirring.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying called the bill "extremely grating" and said it showed the "arrogance and ignorance" of the senators.
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Wan is fully aware of the ways an impenetrable shadow, a grating noise, or a shuddering score activates the audience's worst imaginings.
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She'd been frightened by the metal grating between the building's outer and inner doors, the hard steps leading to our subterranean floor.
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It's a relatable subject if you've ever found a rote check-in with your BFF a little grating without really knowing why.
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Political disputes are just grating background noise that have no real impact upon their lives beyond distracting them from their video games.
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They don't capture the true sound of Farsi, its soft, easy rhythms, its heavy-hearted notes, often so grating to Western readers.
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There is something grating about this, especially from a president who is making a big show of donating his salary to charity.
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THE UPSHOT "Priscilla" was relatively divisive for such a fluffy musical: Some found its relentless cheer enjoyable, while others found it grating.
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Each of the three sides, which have differently-sized grating holes, can be removed from the base and used on their own.
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The chat is the perfect amount of lively and hilarious but with an ample dose of grating pseudoscience to keep it balanced.
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There is something inherently grating about the meticulously coordinated schedule featuring all the hottest spots superimposed over heavily-filtered images of the couple.
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Of course, this casting is tired and grating after over 20 seasons (in which there have been a handful of plus-size contenders).
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After a few days, the whole vibe begins to smack of the kind of bland sanctimoniousness that made Eat, Pray, Love so grating.
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Their once-relatable flaws—such as Liz Lemon's awkwardness and Michael Scott's lack of self-awareness—became inflated to the point of grating.
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"It's pretty clear that Mike finds Jimmy pretty grating and kind of obnoxious" PG: Our choice was not to try to force it.
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It's a grating, dumb song, but it's also an ode to the power of biological imperatives, and the thrill of submitting to them.
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"From today's investigation, we confirmed likely melted materials that are consolidated, (including) some fallen substances such as grating and sediments," a statement said.
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Champagne and lemons were sliced while someone in the group fired up a stove and started grating Parmesan into a pot of cream.
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The repositioning of a single game from one storefront to another represented two of the gaming world's tectonic plates grating against each other.
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In this nerve-grating thriller, a murderous hitchhiker torments two hapless motorists who have the decency — and bad luck — to pick him up.
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Unfortunately, without any driving factor past "vague desperation," Badison ends up being a lot more grating Jared Leto than terrifying, unforgettable Heath Ledger.
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In this eight-episode first season, Colleen Ballinger plays Miranda Sings, an aspiring YouTube singing personality, whose singing and personality are both grating.
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Years later, its heavy focus on EDM can be very grating, and its lyrics are laughably empty compared to Grande's more recent efforts.
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Imagine being 21 Savage and hearing that grating hook over and over again knowing that you just put "Bank Account" into the world.
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Trump, he believes, dragged his heels in nominating Perdue—the last cabinet member nominated—and the failure to get him confirmed is grating.
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The recording is very blown out and grating, but it perfectly matches the desperation and intensity found in the lyrical content and performance.
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A lifetime of adoration and indulgence has turned Rory into an entitled flake, attributes that were grating at 22 but appalling at 32.
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Those were also the years when the "model minority" myth was really grating me, and I was drawn to transgressive portrayals of Asians.
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It also presents a hefty dose of her internet persona Miranda Sings, a talentless teenager with a grating, nasal voice and overdrawn lipstick.
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Meat donated by a store owner near to where Mr. Carrasco has been cleaning the streets sat atop the metal grating, lightly sizzling.
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The movie itself is a keeper for the ages, Groundhog Day for those who found that Hallmarker a bit of a grating bore.
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Each grating coupler is tiny—about five by two microns (millionths of a metre)—and so picks up only a minuscule amount of light.
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The "Santa Ana Winds" song, though, was just grating, and it really didn't need to be brought back so many times throughout the episode.
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It would be grating, but as far as your bestie's boyfriends go, he's probably the coolest one she's dated for longer than three months.
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What isn't quite as lovely is the incessant tapping sound that's more grating than even the loudest of dot-matrix-printers of the '80s.
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The touching sentiments sung by grating, artificially contorted voices begs the questions: who are these robot squealers, who are they talking to, and why?
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And while that combination could easily be grating, the film's generally strong pacing and Cosmatos' colorful dreamscapes keep it from tipping into outright schlock.
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He's whiny, he's entitled, he's so grating he compresses the cringes you feel during an episode of Girls into four tight minutes of shittiness.
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From there, he and his team constructed the main body out of steel beams and floor grating, and added on the wings and cockpit.
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As the megalomaniac tech mogul hell-bent on bringing our heroes to their knees, the actor is a grating cartoon of manic motormouth tics.
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When your eyes are inches from the screen, and you can't look away, ads, adaptive bitrates, and buffering feel way more intrusive and grating.
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It's grating, wild-eyed trap, and it's just catchy enough to ensure it'll be rattling around your head for the remainder of the weekend.
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After a lot of grating, mixing, and layering, the wreath of Frank's RedHot-soaked, cheese-covered chicken was ready to go into the oven.
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"Major Bag Alert" is the sleepiest Migos have sounded during their blistering recent run, and the track feels like it's 90 percent grating hook.
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Dozens of one-star reviews filed on Consumer Affairs since the hack describe the teeth-grating frustration of using services Equifax did actually provide.
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There's something deeply grating about it—the voice, the costume, the parasol—which speaks to someone who took Neil Gaiman's Sandman way too seriously.
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Like a series of lizards falling from a great height onto a tin roof, the president's applause for himself was steady, loud, and grating.
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In earlier eras, the stereotype (in America at least) was that only grating liberal arts college activists downed Tofurky dogs and seed-based salads.
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It's a bit grating that after 20 films directed by men, we'll have a woman sharing her directing credit, but it's better than nothing.
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Even weaker tracks, like the grating strip-tease "Private Show," feel like glimpses of the real Britney–her musical tastes, her voice–imperfections and all.
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Drain any excess water from the ricotta and place in a bowl; sprinkle in a grating of nutmeg and a pinch of salt and pepper.
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We also both find the shrieks of playing children grating and have spent a lot of time wondering what the hell happened to our country.
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I won't start complaining about the misconceptions surrounding this fight—"McGregor went up two weightclasses" being the most grating—but I shall share my thoughts.
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She's bonded with her friends that are fans of comics or Star Wars about one particularly grating of aspect being a woman fan: The quizzing.
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Growing friction over energy is grating on trans-Atlantic ties that are already strained by squabbles over NATO funding, trade, climate change and diplomatic gaffes.
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Okay, it's not really a great song, and the sample of an EKG monitor beeping just feels grating after the dozenth time you hear it.
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Pooh's gluttony is disgusting, Piglet's timidity is cringe-worthy, Owl's pride is embarrassing, Rabbit's uptightness is grating, and Eeyore's sadness is, well, a total buzzkill.
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McCain's position and vitriolic statements on campaign finance "reform" were grating, especially when you consider that his legislation did the opposite of reforming the system.
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I understand — there are few things more grating to one's nerves than sitting in front of a blank page and having nothing to put down.
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The slang and aesthetic of its era is grating, as are the reminders of how petty and irritating life as a middle schooler can be.
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The repeated progression of carefully plucked notes interrupted by a distorted gnh-gnh is the perfect balance of pleasing and grating that a ringtone requires.
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The author's naïveté can be grating, and she covers so much ground so quickly that her tone can veer jarringly from breezy to suddenly spiritual.
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But, like the mean tweets, they have been grating for some digital natives, who mock the naked bid to buy affection as condescending and inorganic.
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And Oldman's German accent is so grating that you may wish Mossack had been the silent partner so Banderas could have done all the talking.
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Unlike rolling, which can toughen pastry by developing the gluten in the dough, grating breaks — or shortens — the protein chains, which leads to extra tenderness.
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While Varoufakis's routine may have been among the more grating of bad choices, it possible that there were never any good choices on offer here.
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In the general election Bloomberg ran against the public advocate Mark Green, whose grating manner had made him a punch line in New York politics.
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But imitate us is also grating within a country with income inequality on the scale even of France's, much less that of the United States.
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Seeing the caption "Saudi girls" is especially grating when I think of Saudi women's rights activists jailed or exiled for pushing for basic freedoms. pic.twitter.
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They know exactly what they're in for, so for many of them, the idea that any changes would be made for Western sensibilities is grating.
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Microplane — Essentially an oversized nail file, the sharp, lightweight device is perfect for zesting citrus fruits or grating spices directly over a dish, Formosa says.
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To achieve the same resolution as the camera in a modern Apple iPhone, Dr Hajimiri reckons an array of about 1m grating couplers will be needed.
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My friend has the basic ingredients on-hand at his apartment and valiantly captains the bacon-frying, while I help by grating cheese and drinking wine.
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The way the trailer ends, with the whining buzz-saw sound of revving engines is almost grating, unless that sound is still music to your ears.
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In the sickly sweet coffee drink, known in grating shorthand as the PSL, Starbucks has created a social phenomenon that transcends a relatively simple caffeinated concoction.
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The motherboard makes sure all those components are speaking the same language and that the system all runs together properly, without any sparks or grating noises.
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The film took inspiration from the worlds of pop and rock to create songs that genuinely weren't grating – that, even without context, can be listened to.
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She looks like a thin woman in a fat suit, and it's grating that the show didn't even try to make Patty a convincing fat girl.
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Rainbow Wings, Victor Tyakht, RussiaIn this photo, the bird's wing acts as a diffraction grating—a surface structure with a repeating pattern of ridges or slits.
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Early last spring, as flu season hit its peak, a woman checked into a Houston hospital with all the familiar symptoms: fever, headache, a grating cough.
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Grating, borderline atonal synthesizers laser-pitched kick drum rattling your skull is a fitting reminder that everything is, and very well could continue to be, bad.
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In another work, "Sin título," the underlying grid becomes a relief element, given material form in the metal grating positioned in front of the black ground.
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The grating on my nerves makes it hard to love anything all the time — but trauma, loss, or not, does anyone love parenting all the time?
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L.I.E.S. and Confused House-affiliated producer, Bookworms, has shared the blissfully grating title track off his forthcoming Standards of Beauty EP on Barcelona-based imprint Anòmia.
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Could those really have been caws heard the next morning in Central Park, a grating but not unwelcome note in the daily symphony of Manhattan noises?
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But Mr. Trump's grating comments about the armed services have plainly become an obstacle to courting voters he must convert if he is to overtake Mrs.
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They both said it's hard to say for sure, because most of the published studies done on tactile acuity in the blind use the grating task.
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They achieved ubiquity by releasing "#Selfie," a viral novelty song with a grating vapidity that seemed to simultaneously mock social media culture and benefit from it.
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This is viscerally sort of disappointing (end-over-end is an aesthetically grating mode of locomotion) but I applaud their commitment to not wrinkling the crust.
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Impossibly loud heavy-metal music played, intermixed with grating noises that felt to Baluchi as if they were digging into his ears and pounding his brain.
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When the sound of silverware being sorted makes Lali miserable, "Uncommon Sense" helps us understand her discomfort by having us hear an avalanche of grating metal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads That famous style has congealed in recent years; the flamboyance that once felt so free now seems strenuous and grating.
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It's bizarre, grating, and hilarious, and for at least a month in 2006, it was all anyone wanted to talk about in my high school cafeteria.
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If I were to say that they are bizarre, curious, satiric, self-mocking, nutty, charming, delightful, dissonant and grating, I still wouldn't be doing them justice.
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OXO double-bladed cheese grater — Formosa says his favorite grater slices both ways, since the blades face up and down, resulting in twice the grating power.
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READ: New polls show Clinton and Trump neck-and-neck Clinton's failure to finally put away the Sanders campaign is grating on the former secretary of state.
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Grating a tennis ball-sized truffle on top of my eggs, feeding me foie gras till I dropped—that was his way of saying he liked me.
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You can't reach an understanding with a difficult person if you don't seek to understand why they're behaving in the way that's grating on your last nerve.
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Audiences were bored of "The Hills" by the time it left our screens in 2010, and the manufactured nature of the drama was more grating than entertaining.
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A pseudonymous author known as Trent Walker wrote about the film, in grating Swingers-speak, for Ain't it Cool News way back in late October of 1998.
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Howard's uniquely grating comedy instincts blundered to the fore when he responded to being discovered applying stickum to the game ball with his trademark wind-up laugh.
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These are not particularly bold takes on any of these figures, and the longer that any of SNL's caricatures sticks around, the more grating it inevitably becomes.
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There's also the lemon trick, which involves nothing more than grating the zest over the sugar and reaching into the bowl to rub the two ingredients together.
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The closest you could stand was at the north end at 46th Street, several feet away from the grating at the spot where the speaker is located.
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The cartoonish approach helped solve the problem of the first act, in which neither the petulant, grating Siegfried nor his oleaginous, sinister guardian Mime are particularly sympathetic.
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Grating them is far easier than mincing the ingredients by hand, and the fine puree that comes out can even be incorporated into smooth sauces and vinaigrettes.
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Still, SpongeBob's adenoidal voice and unyielding optimism can become grating over the course of a 30-minute TV show, let alone two and a half hours live.
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Microplane Coarse Grater, available at Amazon, $14.28Whether you're zesting lemons or grating Parmesan cheese or even fresh nutmeg, this is the best possible tool for the job.
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While Trump's constant grating against constitutional limits is a big deal in Washington, it's less certain the rest of the nation is as preoccupied by his aberrations.
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Colossal bellows, needling synthetic bleats, and grating textures unfold in explosive, angular blocks; harsh noise sits next to shimmering, pristine sounds, dissonance directly up against eerie silences.
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This is especially grating if you're not trying to signal to your former lovers that you're all going to be in the same room in the near future.
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I love the way that you can hold it down and really control whatever it is you're grating, and the solid bottom makes it so nothing's moving around.
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But "Fight Song," which went to No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100, is also outrageously grating, almost numbing in its Disney-esque simplicity and sanded-smooth edges.
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Pierre Baysse and Emmanuel Bréant were grating, peeling, and chopping the small pieces that would end up inside the egg-filled buckets, according to specific dosages established beforehand.
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Microplane From zesting lemons to grating fresh ginger, a microplane comes in handy for all those times when even your best knife skills just ain't dainty enough. 43.
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If it's a hot day, the kids will rush to be drenched by "Appearing Rooms," which has water spouting up unpredictably from a square platform of metal grating.
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No one begrudges an industry or group the ability to grouse privately about its unique challenges, and maybe even in a way others would find grating or inappropriate.
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Like much of today's political climate and the downfall of a professional sports league, you can blame one of Monday Night Raw's most grating tropes on Donald Trump.
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The statue belongs, then, to Forte, whose relentlessly difficult man-child performance as Phil Miller is as hilarious as it is grating (and it's supposed to be both).
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For Georgie to be someone who's not utterly grating, on the one hand, or nauseatingly charming, on the other, she has to surprise both us and herself continuously.
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Sophia starts off the series as an unrepentant asshole (her words!), and watching her sneer at anyone who so much as looks at her weird gets grating, fast.
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Mr. Landis's sensibility, which combines sitcom jokiness with mumblecore sentimentality, tends to be more grating than amusing in "Me Him Her," though scattered moments will make you laugh.
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But the way that ethos is applied to the Assassin's Creed series with Odyssey feels incongruous and even a little grating, particularly following on the heels of Origins.
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It's not pitched at a frantic pace, or loud and grating, or reliant on musical numbers that will eventually drive loving parents out of their ever-loving minds.
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Burdened by thuddingly obvious musical choices (including Simon & Garfunkel's gorgeous title song and, for crying out loud, Dylan's "Visions of Johanna"), Allan Loeb's script is glib and grating.
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Lucia, 89, prepares thick raschiatelli to serve with a sauce of chopped salami, garlic and a can of tomatoes, finished with a grating of fresh horseradish and pecorino.
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The Thermomix is a one-stop-shop for all of your blending, boiling, chopping, crushing, grinding, milling, kneading, stewing, grating, emulsifying, whisking, weighing, and oh so much more.
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The Thermomix is a one-stop-shop for all of your blending, boiling, chopping, crushing, grinding, milling, kneading, stewing, grating, emulsifying, whisking, weighing, and oh so much more.
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The movie is both heartwarming and grating in its clichés — like the stereotypical emotionally smothering Jewish mother (Arquette's character breaks into her son's apartment when he's not home).
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Mercifully, it's not every single week that these two butt heads, but the corporate-board-speak promos have been frequent enough, and grating enough, to make an impression.
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The new camera, known as an optical phased-array receiver, or OPA, collects the light from which it forms its image using a grid of devices called grating couplers.
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You will no longer experience that grating sound of an unrelated video that you never asked for blasting through the speakers and scaring the crap out of the cat.
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Both blasters have loud sound effects that can't be muted, but the added force feedback features in the Deltaburst rifle are even louder, and quickly get a little grating.
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And while, on those other 364 days, it may be a bit grating, the insistence on the theme definitely has the effect of making his birthday a landmark event.
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Plucking its strings as you would an upright bass produces plopping sounds that recall the motion of leaping, but also grating, chainsaw-like noises that are much more ominous.
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But I woke up thinking about the Duke, for the second day in a row, maybe because his very existence was an antidote to that kind of grating drabness.
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Outside an Islamic State-held village near Sinjar, Iraq, the fading dark of the pre-dawn morning throbbed with the grating sound of bulldozers pushing up mounds of earth.
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On Monday, YouTube channel "Best 80s Commercials"—which superimposes the most grating sounds upon retro commercials for everything from foodstuffs and medicinal products—posted a doctored commercial for Oreos.
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The grating children's tune was abruptly replaced with an intense tribal drum beat, ushering visitors into a dark, cavernlike hallway lined with blown-up images of earless monitor lizards.
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The device stands about knee height to an average adult, comes equipped with a robotic voice that's somehow already grating, and will cost $599 when it rolls into homes.
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Graff's oral history is at its most dramatic when what would otherwise appear to look like misfortune or at least grating inconvenience turns out to be its own miracle.
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After the return of Adam, Coleman's grating wholesomeness and two men in the hospital, she gets so depressed she actually calls her mother and checks in to a facility.
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"Once Fat Pam is gone, I am going to be the second-fattest housewife in Westport," Katie laments in one of the grating voice-overs that mar each episode.
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The pre-signing Sabrina could be meddlesome and grating, constantly making situations worse by trying to tackle problems that were hardly any of her business in the first place.
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You may find that if you accept the sound as a permanent neighborhood fixture, it may become less grating (although I can't say the same thing about chewing gum).
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" It's an aspect of the otherwise-lovely show that I have always found grating and condescending, and Phillips does a great job of breaking down that feeling of "ick.
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May's supporters who watch clips of the speech on television news, her throaty delivery may not be as grating as it was for the audience who heard its entirety.
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After about an hour of schmoozing, Mr. Rose used the grating blade of a Robot-Coupe, the French food processor, to quickly shred the potatoes and onions before frying.
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You'll hear it in the video above, and it got steadily worse over the first few days of use before settling into a consistent state of grating and awful.
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Sometimes it was in the form of salt crystals, but other times it meant a grating of cheese, some pounded anchovies, a few olives or a sprinkling of capers.
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I decided to try to keep the apps—however grating their pings and pushes felt at the time, to see if they could help me process what just happened.
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Orange's crisp, elegant sentences keep things moving unobtrusively, but his greatest strength is his ability to mimic the rhythms of speech without becoming so gimmicky as to be grating.
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They can actually focus on the sport they came to compete in — or, in the case of U.S. figure skater Adam Rippon, the sport and one grating, hypocritical vice president.
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I really like the voice feedback these earbuds provide; it's not overly robot-sounding, and there aren't any pointless audio tones that get really grating like those on Jaybird earbuds.
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It's a sound that's even more unnerving than the grating, eerie soundtrack, and an unsettling reminder that true horror isn't jump scares and supernatural occurrences — sometimes, it lurks within ourselves.
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It all started with Patrick Stickles' voice—tinny and grating, yet endearing in its audaciousness—sounding like a 70s outlaw country star whose pipes got stuck in a food processor.
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In a controlled test using an airplane noise sample, the Jabras were only able to cancel out the grating roar up to about 50 percent volume on Sonos speaker system.
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Which is to say: good at merging several grating noises into melodic brilliance, with a bass line that will require months of scrubbing and bleach to remove from your brain.
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Support for the PD has eroded steadily over the past two years, with prolonged budget austerity and Renzi's abrasive leadership style grating with voters in the eurozone's third largest economy.
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It's harsh, grating metal and plucked strings in foreground, and then faint chimes and echoes in the background, hinting at the otherworldly that is always pressing in on Dishonored's reality.
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It feels retrograde, a level of simplicity that would have made sense two generations of games ago but is absolutely grating from a developer of this pedigree in this era.
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Here was Becky Lynch, the purest babyface on the roster, getting her shot at one of WWE's big four pay-per-views of the year, against the (deliberately) grating Carmella.
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"Everybody that comes to the event will be chopping, peeling and grating whatever we've got," added James Turner of British environmentalist group Feedback, which organizes the Disco Soup in London.
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We loved this recipe, though I would do it on a weeknight only if you have a food processor with a grating disk (or a box grater and infinite patience).
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"The overheated fuel would have dropped from here, and melted through the grating around here," Mr. Hirose said, as we squatted to avoid banging our heads on the reactor bottom.
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Because even if Bieber falls back into old patterns, even if we grow tired of his grating social media presence, we'll still be bumping "Sorry" until the end of time.
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The difference between us and you is that we are thinking those things all the time, because we spend our lives with that anxious personality that can become so grating.
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As I walked away, my ears picked up the rough grating of a trash can hobbling across park gravel; the metallic tinkling of a trotting dog's leash nudging its collar.
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When registering for my first baby, I searched high and low for the most neutral activity gym I could find, but it still had pops of neon and played grating music.
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The playback problem is really grating — nothing's worse than losing all other functions of my phone for the full 5:20 of Danny Brown's Really Doe when I'm at the gym.
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It has to be catchy but not grating, sweet but not sickly, emotional but not draining, and, most importantly, it has to have a melody you might want to dance to.
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The aphorisms are sometimes lazy, the facts can be sloppy, and the studied cool – all the while insisting that "I am the uncoolest person you will ever meet" – can be grating.
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Christie became the first Republican presidential candidate this cycle to weaponize Rubio's grating habit of pivoting to relevant portions of his stump speech rather than answering the questions posed to him.
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Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are designed to encourage endless scrolling, and that boosts videos that are made to catch the viewer's eye without offending her ear with grating bursts of noise.
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Still, Johnson's self-aggrandizing pronouncements ("no one else was going to hunt them down but me") can be grating, as is his tendency to lapse into pumped-up, cliché-ridden prose.
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In the first act, Abbi is pulled, chest first, into a sewer grating; a pop-up sale turns into a riot; and Ilana gets her bicycle chain locked around her waist.
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The show starts off in a grating key of deep earnestness, as a chorus of Ganderians step to the edge of the stage to deliver an anthem of hearty regional identity.
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I personally have always found the tape sound to be particularly warm and inviting even when it is presenting a deliberately grating punk guitar or an ear-bleeding blast of jungle snares.
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They observed the density of their solid manifest itself in stripes, and when they shined a light on their material, it bounced off of it as if it had hit a grating.
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As the rest of the ad industry was attempting to shape up, Google was exercising its own influence to improve ads by banning some of the more grating formats from its platforms.
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"There's no slot machines past the pearly gates," he screams as the grating guitars intentionally stray from one another causing the kind of discomfort that keeps masochistic listeners coming back for more.
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In a world with so few creature comforts, and so little softness, their affection feels remarkable, which makes it even more of a grating injustice when their government tries to ban it.
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Suu Kyi has ostensibly made it her life's work to fight for human rights and democracy, which has made her silence over the Rohingya crisis so grating for her supporters to see.
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But his body is almost half a century older, his torso thicker, his hips and shoulders far less flexible, the grating amplified scuff of his feet on the floor decidedly more Sisyphean.
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When I was a teenager I loved the science fiction and fantasy writer Harlan Ellison, but whenever I've revisited his work in recent years, I've found even his most praised stories grating.
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This makes the blips of football-related activities that periodically interrupt everything else that much more important; every awful grating money-making element of the broadcast is leveraged on the game itself.
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She's slightly off the tune when she shouts, "On and on, I don't know what I want / On and on, I don't know if I want it," grating discomfort over the buzz.
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Any song that inspires a widespread meme will eventually become grating, but "Harlem Shake" may have been annoying even before everyone on the internet started dancing to it for likes on YouTube.
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A heavy wooden bench, about the size of a king bed, was where everyone gathered to prep the ingredients, grating coconut flesh, pounding aromatic pastes in a mortar and pestle and chopping.
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In the exhibition, it works as a kind of fill-in for the space amongst the large rooms and exhibits, fizzing away in the background—at points calming, then grating and aggressive.
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All these processes—breeding, treatment with chemicals, grating and other mechanical changes, fermentation, and the use of heat—fell under the heading of cooking, one of the most important technological achievements of humankind.
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Professional Honorable Mention: Red-winged Blackbird by Donald QuintanaScreaming birbPhoto: Donald Quintana/Audubon Photography AwardsYou've probably seen this bird on a trip past a marsh or swamp, or heard its strange, grating call.
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There are shreds of dialogue here and there that lean toward the book's grating tone, particularly when Wade and Art3mis engage in a rapid-fire "show me your geek credentials" back-and-forth.
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Mr Gordon makes a grating imaginative leap by suggesting that Carter's support for four female writers aged between 60 and 80 is symbolic of a "new-found peace with the idea of motherhood".
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I can't quite say the same about the Find X's loudspeaker, which never gets very loud and exhibits unevenness in the high frequencies, making human voices sound shouty and grating at higher volumes.
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The men made their getaway by cutting through steel grating inside the jail, climbing through a plumbing conduit to the roof and lowering themselves four floors to the ground with bedsheets, authorities said.
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After their exoskeletons have hardened, males will begin to perform their mating call: a raucous, grating rattle that I like to compare to the revving of a very tiny, very annoying motorbike engine.
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Martha's timidity was grating at times, but she betrayed her country because she thought Philip was the love of her life, and in Martha's mind, loyalty to the people she loves comes first.
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A central challenge is that it's difficult for women to be perceived as both competent and likable: If they're seen as competent, they're grating nags, while if they're perceived as nice, they're airheads.
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TRUMP His instinct in debates is often to attack and insult opponents, which had an upside during the circuslike primary debates but could be grating during a 90-minute one-on-one debate.
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The most welcome reprieve to Jesse's intentionally grating persona is his horrible and hilarious son Pontius, who spends his time underlining bad words in the Bible and hurling expletives at his own father.
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"It is believed staff rested the racket on top of the bowl and mashed the potatoes by pushing them through the strings—or even grating them into the bowl," the Daily Mail reports.
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The soles of her Hermès shoes — as white as the altar's Carrara marble Jesus — faced the grating above the crypt where her deceased husband and his noble family's ancestors lay in polished coffins.
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Gabbard met with Syrian President Bashar Assad in 2017 and has repeatedly attacked Clinton's foreign policy views, grating on Democrats who've broadly supported the center-left international platform of Democrats in recent decades.
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We take it inside and we do the chopping and the slicing and the grating and the grilling, and we feel really confident that that's what delivers a great food experience for us.
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On "Don't Let It Get To You," Rostam takes the drums from Paul Simon's "Obvious Child" and turns them into a bombastic military exercise, metallic and grating yet propulsive in the song's expanse.
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But in many ways he is still the "same old Bernie," as many of his colleagues like to say — a gruff and sometimes grating presence in a chamber that prides itself on civility.
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The interactions between the quartet, even when heard in the game's original Japanese (forgive my settings preferences), are snappy and smart, often endearing and (so far, but it's only been four hours) never grating.
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I always tell people that when grating or adding Parmesan cheese to your pasta, you should start by heating the sauce in a skillet, so it has enough room to disperse and heat up.
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Each variant includes a plain white food grinder attachment, which comes with a coarse grinding plate (for processing raw meats and combining veggies) and a fine grinding plate (for grating cheese and making breadcrumbs).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York City police sought on Saturday for an unlucky suitor who dropped an engagement ring down a Times Square grating while proposing to his fiancee, who nonetheless told him yes.
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Still, the mayor-in-waiting campaigned skillfully and offered an attractive alternative at a time when Erdogan's economic magic dust appears to have run out and his nationalist appeal is grating on some voters.
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Because, yes, like Aladdick, The Loin King is also full of song parodies that turn every wholesome tune from your childhood in a grating, off-key parody utilizing every conceivable slang word for penis.
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Where high aspirations left Van Sant doomed to the perception of failure, Franklin and company are likely to succeed, because "Fuller House" is a mawkish, grating, broadly played chip off the "Full House" block.
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Again, the literary dangers are obvious enough—whimsy, sentimentality, grating eccentricity—and again they are short-circuited by Øyehaug's appealing, vigorous simplicity: The deer stood at the edge of the forest and was miserable.
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In his eight years in office, Barack Obama has been no paragon of good, but this grating, post-truth election cycle makes it hard not to look back on his term with some fondness.
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In BattleTech, what some perceive as a grating slowness is to others (myself included) revelatory: Here's a game that puts value on observing, on taking something in, on inhabiting a world with your senses.
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And if you think Yankee Stadium is hyperkinetic in October, try stepping into the caldron of youth sports, with its overbearing parents, grating coaches and emotionally burdened children under the lights on Saturday nights.
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The harsh, grating soundtrack made me feel — and I am sure this was deliberate — as if I were watching a sci-fi film, even as Al-Maria roots the imagery in the current world.
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While some of this year's Realness fare felt relentlessly inward-gazing — like Karol Tyminski's grating exercise in self-flagellation, "This Is a Musical" — "Minor Matter" tapped into a place of generous and generative rage.
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The ambassador has not become enmeshed in the type of ethics scandals that have plagued other Cabinet heads and her charisma and outspokenness, while grating to some, can be an asset for the president.
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The video has it all — a bee grating cheese, a dude bench pressing shampoo bottles at the gym, a strand of DNA taking a test, and even a badass dog wearing a leather jacket.
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Years ago, while working on a blueberry scone recipe for Cook's Illustrated magazine, I landed on the method of freezing sticks of butter and grating them on the large holes of a box grater.
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The instruments set the mood: The piano plays thick, grating chords that split into glancing strands of delicate notes, as the violin and cello sustain tonally murky sonorities and break into soft, oscillating squiggles.
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That's why it's unbelievably satisfying to watch James Van Der Beek and Viceland parody the producer's grating Twitter presence as part of the promotional campaign for Viceland's upcoming parody show What Would Diplo Do?
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Richardson's latest character, Sam Duvet, is basically a less professionally successful and politically ambitious Splett: bug-eyed, socially confident, sometimes grating, and blissfully and/or willfully ignorant of the frustrations he causes others to experience.
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It's a supreme injustice that she's paired with Jack Black, the film's only casting misstep, whose insistence on humming every film score known to man (he is a film composer, get it?) is impossibly grating.
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Okay, Bowie's been gone for a couple days already, the remembrances and tributes have cycled through our feeds, and it's probably time to get back to the grating realities of Trump, ISIS, and Oregonian militias.
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While these are cheap, highly-recommended additions to your kitchen tool collection, Batali says you can substitute by grating the boiled potatoes in a box grater or pushing them through the holes of a colander.
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Its most obvious use seems likely to be scanning your face to verify your identity to unlock the phone, but it might also help suppress one of the most grating parts of the iPhone experience.
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In contrast, Swartzlander's metafilm model would use the bizarre light-bending properties of metamaterials to trap solar energy within diffraction grating structures, allowing much more energy to be harvested from the same amount of light.
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It is rich, briny and pleasantly funky with an excellent consistency for slicing, shaving or grating: Bottarga Dell'Isola, $32 to $118 whole, depending on the size; $25 for a two-ounce jar of grated; bottargadellisola.com.
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A few years ago, the Willis Avenue Bridge was shipped off, literally, and replaced by a prefabricated one that doesn't have metal grating (several bridges, including the Queensboro, used to require carpeting on marathon day).
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Even so, many Americans find it grating that though the Sacklers will not make more money from opioids, they may be able to keep much of the fortune they have amassed from these controversial drugs.
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The sight of him turning away from the field to encourage the fans at his back to raise the volume has become a frequent — and occasionally a slightly grating — feature of match days at Anfield.
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And not just because this would-be romantic comedy is grating, cheap-looking and a mighty drag: it also turns two seasoned, likable actors into characters you'll want to throttle long before the credits roll.
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The primary complaint about dubbing, regardless of the language being dubbed, is that voice actors can often be wildly over-the-top, which can be grating to experience, especially if you're not used to it.
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And some of the nutrients in the skin -- basically the same nutrients as inside the carrot -- may be lost as well, though some studies suggest that cutting or grating carrots actually enhances their antioxidant capacity.
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Even so, many Americans find it grating that though the Sacklers will not make more money from opioids, they may be able to keep much of the fortune they have amassed from these controversial drugs.■
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At the Erie County Fair, as a tie-dyed sunset swirled out over the midway, past the wine slushie stands and deep fried whatever-you-wants, Mr. Simmons's grating voice cackled out from his cage.
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Mr. Serkis, without ever showing his face, nimbly displayed the manic and depressive mannerisms of the creature and combined them with a grating, scratchy voice to portray emotions ranging from extreme despair to intoxicating joy.
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This was one grating stanza spat out by "Infinite Newsfeed," one of Chan's three works on view that reflect on the current nature of public political discourse, where news tends to overwhelm yet remain dissatisfying.
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That's why it's been grating to so many black people to watch the reaction of so many white people to Brandt Jean's powerful words, because we wonder why they hardly ever do the same for us.
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But instead of appeasing the crowd, Coltrane took his band on a search for a new sound that saw him employ dissonant chord structures and grating textures that came to characterize his records for the Impulse!
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The premise is this: A group of the whitest, blondest, most grating people to ever exist rent an exorbitantly-priced house in Montauk for the summer season and drink a shit ton of Whispering Angel rosé.
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It also combines being kind of grating with making you want to cheerily slap your own knee in its rhythm, which renders it perfect for the closing credits of a feel-good, faux feminist rom com.
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In 2011, when her former band Gallhammer, a grating black metal trio beloved in underground circles, released their last album, appropriately titled The End, she thought her career playing music was a thing of the past.
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And Mr. Middleditch (star of the smart HBO comedy "Silicon Valley" and those grating Verizon commercials) is blessedly low-key, dialing down the neuroses and allowing his director, Jason James, to control the increasingly sanguine mood.
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Another thing to note: It's important to sprinkle coarse strands of Parmesan into the pan, preferably cheese that you've shredded using the largest holes of your grater (it's less than a cup, so grating moves quickly).
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The effect can be dazzling or grating, depending on your taste, or perhaps both at once, in the case of the self-aggrandizing, self-effacing "All That Jazz," starring Roy Scheider as a Fosse-like choreographer.
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Your kid with croup may start coughing like a wounded seal; she may wheeze or make a grating sound while breathing in; and the skin around her ribs and chest could well retract with every breath.
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"When you hear a Brit trying to do an Australian accent, and your accent, I can't tell you how grating it is," the real Assange said in an interview with SBS TV show The Feed. Ouch.
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What is great and, at times, grating about golf is Spieth had no one to blame but himself for the miss at 24 – or, for that matter, the five missed fairways on the first seven holes.
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As one former Other Bets executive described it to CNBC, the structure can be grating for leaders who are CEOs in title, but still dependent on the real CEO — Page — for financials and big-picture approvals.
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What he couldn't track down, he created himself, including an Italian steel bathroom mirror, scaled to fit the wall, a cane-covered grating for the apartment's ancient radiators and panels of lacquered wood for the library.
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Save yourself the effort of chopping, slicing and grating: This solid seven-cup food processor — a bargain at $1503, normally $100 — can do it all and is big enough to tackle a Thanksgiving feast's worth of ingredients.
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Still, even if our collective Mac Pro cheese grating dreams have died an early death, there is some consolation: Moy goes on to show that the design does make an excellent stand for a bar of soap.
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Think of the grating early Nokia cellphone ring, or how annoying the AIM door shutting and opening could become if a friend got signed on or offline every time their computer went to sleep or woke up.
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While the press mocks Trump's words and actions, and takes a certain amount of glee from his fall in the polls, some people find that arrogance so grating that it actually draws them to Trump, said April.
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A trade war now looks more likely after talks in Beijing and Washington failed to defuse grating issues between the two countries over a trade imbalance, technology transfers and barriers that firms face doing business in China.
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And so while we're building the burger with the toppings, like slicing tomatoes, pickles, grating cheese, melting cheese, at the same time, the meat is being ground and placed into the griddle, and then cooked to order.
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The deleted scenes include an instructional video for how to use the instrument by "LA legend Harmonica Greg," a beautifully awkward extended video of the band recording with the grating smoke detector beeps, and the full commercial.
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The only things you can change are your desktop backdrop (a cat and a photograph of a messy desk being options) and the looping MIDI music, including a "world" selection that has a grating pan flute accompaniment.
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"Mass" begins with an intentionally grating Antiphon: "Kyrie eleison," with solo voices singing the Latin words entwined with percussion instruments; the complexity increases over two fidgety minutes, with prerecorded elements played through speakers placed around the hall.
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I combined the sausage with the pasta and the "sauce," gave everything a stir, squeezed a lemon over the pot and served it on a bed of raw greens, with some Parmesan on the side for grating.
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He and Costa Constantinides, a councilman from Queens, are proposing legislation that targets some of the most grating sounds by requiring city noise inspectors to respond within two hours when possible to catch noisemakers in the act.
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The lyrical content is seldom decipherable, though they named one particularly grating track "NIBIRU" after a conspiracy theory about a secret planet hiding behind the sun that's on a collision course with our planet, which feels telling.
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The humility of the grating noise discovered there is typical not only of another great Fluxus noise master, Yasunao Tone, but also of the sonic flavor used by minimal techno and microhouse DJs since the early 1990s.
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Authorities say the men cut through steel grating inside the jail, climbed through a plumbing conduit to the roof, then lowered themselves four floors with bedsheets to the ground, but their disappearance went unnoticed for about 16 hours.
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And because Jackson's cast really "commits to the bit," as the saying goes, there's an undeniably grating quality to the sing-songy, Muppetesque voices… especially given that they're pretty much always hurling loud, abusive comments at each other.
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The grating strings of Oteng Peet's "Ngwana Wa Dichabeng (Lonely Days)" and Motlogelwa Barolong's "Ke a Tsamaya (I'm Leaving)" are a challenge, and Annafiki Ditau's "Re Babedi (I Will Never Forget You)" is a strange keyboard-heavy interlude.
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Some of it is persistent and grating—like the Star Wars prequel's midichlorian obsession, or the fact that Sense8 has sixty million plots and its explanation for how the sensates communicate relies on a scientific understanding of fungus.
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Instead, it's trying to have it both ways: It tells the same story of historical achievement and progress that it always does, but then keeps busting out grating one-liners in an effort to be relatable and irreverent.
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The debate is even more grating for blacks and their allies when the people delivering this deflection are not simply the caricatured rednecks of the liberal imagination, but commentators who can dress their arguments up in polite language.
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Leading a visitor through the home, Mr. Paik, who is soft-spoken and radiates calm in his very being, talked about the need to eliminate distractions like clutter, sharp edges, grating colors and hardware erupting unnecessarily from surfaces.
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I guess I enjoyed Link's Awakening, but when I think back on it, what I remember most is the grating music and bad graphics, which far outweighed the fun I was having with the game's puzzles and combat.
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A fine apple galette is improved by a grating of Swiss-style cheese from Edelweiss Creamery in Wisconsin and by a drizzle of 20-year-old Pedro Ximénez sherry, thick as syrup and tasting like chocolate and coffee.
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Video shared on social media by the New York Police Department showed the man fumble the ring before lying on the sidewalk in the popular tourist destination and peering into the grating while his partner looked on in concern.
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Midge is slightly more grating than before, but she's still quick-witted and prime to get a laugh – and you can't help envy this woman and world in which a paramount concern is a swimsuit competition in the Catskills.
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It's an activity she seems to be doing a lot of since her relationship with Musk became public––a few weeks ago she described reports of Musk's union-busting as "fake news"––but this week's tiff was particularly grating.
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The event is billed as the most demanding test in golf, and yet when it predictably leaves the world's best players struggling, if not gasping, they nonetheless lash out with a grating chorus of complaints about unfair course conditions.
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"We're celebrating human curation over algorithmic rhythms," said Mr. Silva, who was spurred to open his shop after experiencing a common affliction for London's bibliophiles — the repetitive, grating ring tones of smartphones disrupting the tranquillity of his bookshop experience.
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There's also the grating and questionable—but not entirely fabricated—stereotype that queer women are more likely to couple up immediately and stay in longer, monogamous relationships than their male counterparts, so maybe they just don't party as much.
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For Mr. Erdogan, one of the most grating grievances with the United States centers on the person he regards as the instigator of the failed coup: Fethullah Gulen, an influential Turkish cleric and former ally who lives in Pennsylvania.
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Presumably the movie was seen as too commercial and slick for the competition; it's also a lot of fun and I'd rather watch it again than revisit David Robert Mitchell's grating "Under the Silver Lake," which is in competition.
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The unusual decision by Lev Parnas to cooperate with House investigators despite pending criminal campaign-finance charges against him appears to be grating on his co-defendant, Igor Fruman, letters sent to the federal judge handling their case indicate.
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The wire holding the sensors slid through a one-foot-wide hole in the platform's metal grating, and I looked into the suede-blue water, wondering what types of life were getting scanned 200 feet below my soggy shoes.
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The processor comes with a slicing disc, shredding disc, and chopping blade, which can be used for a variety of functions, including mincing and slicing fruits and veggies, grating cheese, whipping up sauces and purees, and making pie crust.
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In Singin' in the Rain, the film industry is changing forever and it's up to each actor to find a place in the new format, and hopefully have a voice that's neither too grating nor squeaky enough to repel audiences. 5.
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But I am arguing that it's Friday, I'm at work, and if Ariana Grande were to take on a typical billionaire's grating posture of frugality, not only would I know she's lying, I'd also be watching a boring music video.
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The railway lines that rush, or chug, into the world's cities all give you that universal: the constant intermingling, and disentangling, of rich and poor, local and visitor, native and migrant, young and old; the enriching diversity and grating inequality.
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Though the companies involved in the scandal reportedly were investigating further and pulling tainted cheese off the shelves at the time of the scandal, the best way to avoid fake cheese is getting a block of cheese and grating it yourself.
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You will know as a viewer when it's being forced, because you know innately that Mike has respect for Jimmy's abilities on some deep level, but in general it's pretty clear that Mike finds Jimmy pretty grating and kind of obnoxious.
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You might find the idea of a late night journey home soundtracked by a bloke playing grating FruityLoops techno from an iPad pretending that a tube carriage is his very own nightclub incredibly annoying, but that'd make you a curmudgeon.
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Hossein Nayeri, 37; Jonathan Tieu, 20; and Bac Duong, 43, made their getaway by cutting through steel grating inside the jail, climbing through a plumbing conduit to the roof and lowering themselves four floors to the ground with bedsheets, authorities said.
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There's the sound of what might be dulled metal grating against silt, the soft thumps of footsteps on a hollow floor or the hull of a boat, and wood cracking — which feels ominous, as the boat dips into the ocean.
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It was all the more grating to some British officials because it came during the royal couple's publicly funded tour of southern Africa, a trip that was arranged by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and had — until then — drawn flattering headlines.
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Beyond is a tennis-court-size open courtyard; in recent years families have installed metal grating above to ward off gangs of monkeys who wreck the rounded terra-cotta roof tiles in search of scraps of food the birds drop.
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" Representative Nydia M. Velázquez considered her a poor choice for the job; others compared her to Tracy Flick, invoking Reese Witherspoon's portrayal of a grating teenager whose averageness is obscured by her ruthless desire to ascend in the movie "Election.
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Rubin: After what was legitimately a grating 50 minutes of TV (sorry, I really didn't like Episode 7), the last two episodes did a lot to redeem my experience, from the siege on the tunnels to Hopper and Eleven's heart-to-heart.
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More caustic and grating than anything ever-before released by the musician, the album represents Hosono's earliest solo material on the synthesizer, a trend that would continue both in his work with YMO and on solo albums like Philharmony and S-F-X.
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Not only is this contemporary wave of self-improvement grating in its overuse of #gratitude and #authenticity, but as expressed so wonderfully in this essay, it's just a ruse to justify embracing your inner narcissist at the expense of your broader community.
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In her brief "Wire & Wool" (2009), an amplified cello seems to scream in pain, as her emphasis on the processes involved — bow on string, hands on wood — gives the act of playing the drama and enormity of a ship grating on an iceberg.
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No matter how pleasant the shopping experience was or how nice the checkout person, the last thing you'll hear before exiting the store is that grating noise—a sound that, statically speaking, affects your subconscious as negatively as nails on a chalkboard.
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Swipe right a few times on Tinder or Bumble, make a few matches, kickstart a conversation, maybe go on a date or two — it can become a grating cycle if you let it, even if you're not intent on finding lasting love.
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I can only hope the irony of Tuan saying that Pasha complains too much about his father, when Tuan himself might be the most obsessive character the series has produced, is intentional; I still can't tell whether Tuan is grating or terrifying.
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Just about every player in the movie seems adrift: Returning supporting cast members like Nicholas Hoult and Rose Byrne have almost nothing to do except deliver snippets of exposition, and the slew of new heroes are unmemorable at best, grating at worst.
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Grater If you don't have a food processor, which I didn't own for years, my favorite way to get butter into the right size chunks is by grating frozen sticks with a cheese grater, a method I first discovered through Cook's Illustrated.
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But as the grating, percussive music, credited to Jorge Dü Peixe and Berna Ceppas, persists — it's loud yet somehow always sounds like background noise — the cast mostly clusters in group formations with their arms stretched to either side and their elbows pointed up.
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From Biden and his bridge to back toward a dire economy, to Warren and her grating corporatism, to Sanders and his refusal to admit the Soviet Union experiment did not work, each sorely lack the private sector experience to run the nation.
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They do often have the same effect on the industries being regulated, who want to comply with their regulators — which can be grating to some conservatives who think liberal administrations like Obama's have used the policy guidances to create regulations without going through formal rulemaking.
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As someone who grew up grumbling about the self-celebrating tendencies of the boomers—nice enough people, sure, but the grating-ist generation when it comes to mythologizing their past—I feel a bit guilty about indulging in a bit of Gen-x-specific nostalgia.
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Although Momoa's version of Aquaman as a gruff, hard-drinking superhero bro can be grating (particularly in a solo movie, where he doesn't have the counterbalance of a Wonder Woman or a Flash), I found myself warming to him as the story went on.
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In the hands of anyone else that character would be extremely unlikable and grating because she's the quintessential unwanted guest, but he is so adept at getting into and playing these characters even if they're totally unlikeable that by the end you're rooting for them.
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Elizabeth Warren has, we're told, an allegedly grating voice, is too much of a national figure (something that tends to help men), and responded to the President's accusations of lying about her Native American heritage in a way that some on the left found imperfect.
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Tonight, Andie (in her perpetually grating child voice) "just wants to have fun," so she decides not to heed the anecdotal wisdom of repentant party girl Jen Lindley and "sorta" pops a pill, asking Lindley to keep it a secret from her brother, Jack.
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Even that song alone, which has been certified 11x platinum by the RIAA (which is even higher than the coveted diamond certification), should have become grating with how often it was played — and yet, it remains a glorious, feel-good bop to this very day.
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It isn't in the service of any of the themes the film has struggled to express, it's just a meat-headed, brutal throwdown, with Batman dragging out the combat in the name of bloody-minded sadism, and Superman making the same grating mistakes over and over.
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Chrononautz' "Coarse Grain Carbide" and Roy Batty's "The Finger" lean in on grating industrial sounds akin to Blawan or maybe Aphex Twin's AFX project, while other tracks, like Biosysthesis' "бездна" or C Money Burns' "Flesh Castle," opt for slower, acid-induced sounds and broken beat production.
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Ironically enough, it may also be the one thing grating enough to keep the rest of America from turning on the Cubs like they did the Red Sox and Warriors before them, and repositioning Chicago as a bully to be overthrown instead of a cursed darling.
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Whether we're talking lumbering ganja-stained riffs, or fuzzy-wuzzy psych, or desperate, dirty sludge, I'm all in—and the insinuation that I'm somehow "missing something" about bands like Sleep or Bongzilla just because they like weed and I don't is more than a little grating.
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"Trump's bull in a china shop act is clearly grating on other trading partners, who now see the U.S. as a recalcitrant and unruly member of the global trading system rather than as a responsible steward," said Eswar Prasad, a professor of international trade at Cornell University.
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Each is unique, but all stress Oppenheim's exploratory approach to his wide-ranging work, marrying materials of various colors and textures: translucent fiberglass panels, aluminum sheets, roofing panels, and metal grating come together to form a whimsical desert of metal set in a lush oasis of green.
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His other featured canvas, "Europa, Europa," actually comes the closest of any of the show's pieces to being an outright political allegory, depicting an outsized drummer boy whipping a pack of German Shepherds into a frenzied dance as several other boys launch fiery darts through a grating overhead.
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I'm always a better listener in a professional context than I am in private — once you've transcribed your own grating voice saying idiotic things in an interview a few hundred times, you start to be more careful — but I feel like I had a particular empathy that day.
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But it's clear from the start that there's something more upsetting at the heart of his Airport Music; his pieces are less tonal, more grating, a cognizance of the fact that for some people—namely people in bodies already on the margins of society—airports can be fraught spaces.
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The new album involves, among other things, a theory of historical epochs, a post-human artificial intelligence, a sonic palette drawing from folk and Baroque music — with plenty of harpsichord — as well as glossy and grating electronic timbres and, most of all, a deep distrust of anything approaching stability.
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There are things that can be grating about that — the movie cannot have a punch thrown without a needle drop on an extremely on-the-nose song, and there's way too much slow-mo — but there's much more to like when Birds of Prey goes full Chaos Queen.
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While you're hard at work creating your edible masterpiece, the final part of the dish arrives: a puck of juicy goat meat flavored with masala and coated in wiry wisps of shredded vadouvan, made by turning vadouvan paste into a solid with hydrate methyl cellulose and then grating it.
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" - Sue, 57 "I generally avoid shows with gratuitous sexual violence (especially when that violence is subjected on female characters to be used as a plot device for their male partners), so listening to my coworkers prattle on about it for the past few years has been a little grating.
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D.T.K.: Live At The Speakeasy is probably the most infamous; it was a great way to clear the room at the end of a party in college, between the burning lava guitar riffs and the heckles back at the crowd in a grating, unmistakably Queens accent that Johnny never lost.
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Now the park, which used to host bi-national religious masses, Christmas celebrations, and family reunions, is locked except for a few hours each weekend, during which federal agents monitor the crowd and people search through the metal grating for a glimpse of a loved one's face on the other side.
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Some, like Uproxx's Alan Sepinwall, have concluded that season two relies far too much on Philip as a character to be fully successful — and to be honest, I expected to feel the same, as I generally find Philip to be one of the more grating characters TV has to offer.
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One study of rhesus macaques showed that mothers attended to their crying infants faster when there were unrelated monkeys around; the researchers surmised that the rhesus mothers were concerned that their babies' cries, which are "high-pitched, grating and nasty to listen to," per the BBC, might provoke the other monkeys.
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While no plans for new material have been announced, fans at these shows seem perfectly content to hear decades-old cuts like "Then Comes Dudley" and "Puss," which showcase the band's signature blend of pungent guitars and pummeling drums topped with the deliberately grating vocals of their frontman, David Yow.
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The joyful dance music that came through was the antithesis of what was depicted in the video: police officers walking through a downtown thoroughfare, using a portable loudspeaker to play dissonant and grating sounds amid verbal instructions to clear the street (which came through the headphones at a subdued volume).
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"To be able to better assess any potential market disruption and competition effects of grating the passport to third countries, we also invite ESMA to provide a preliminary assessment of the expected inflow of funds by type and size into the EU from relevant third countries," the Commission said in its letter.
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Through an elaborate process of dehydrating, packing, freezing, grating and baking porcinis (mixed with a bit of flour, sugar and salt), Greg Vassos, the chef and a partner in the restaurant, creates a crumbly substance that reminded me of brown sugar or smashed graham-cracker crust with the savory depth of mushrooms.
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Because while the book's recipes are uncomplicated enough, many still require the kind of mundane prep—hunching over to cube raw chicken breasts for those skewers, grating zucchini and lemon zest for those salmon cakes—that, as a permanent resident of the particular state of being in question, I do occasionally resent.
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Hook-up culture has long been a source of moral panic for adult observers of college life, and those who are weary of such condemnations might find Freitas a bit grating when she says that one cause of sexual assault on campuses may be the absence of emotional intimacy between college sexual partners.
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The movie's truly grating opening 10 minutes involve Samuel L. Jackson reading the stage directions from a screenplay (including instructing the camera to "push in" on certain characters), before completely changing the movie's protagonist not once but twice, hitting one character with a bus, and breaking the fourth wall over and over.
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Although the whole of Musik is highly original and interesting, I just couldn't get past the often grating sound of the synthesizer, which makes Eggleston's improvisations sound like something out of a science fiction soundtrack, or an old Western film, or fire alarm bells, or whale songs, or New Age yoga music.
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But this is minor compared with the intentionally grating audio from Bruce Nauman's ceiling-mounted, double-sided video, "Dirty Story A/B" (1987), which manages to bleed across two galleries and trash the meditative atmosphere of Agnes Martin's sublime pale-blue-and-sand-yellow six-part painting, "With My Back to the World" (1997).
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Freud's career paralleled the dismantling of the British Empire, and his pitiless eye tracked not only the dissolution of colonial privilege, but also, through the forensic inspection of unsound bodies, the undermining of the grand traditions of Rembrandt and Velázquez, subverting the painterly splendor he so revered with the grating realities of quotidian life.
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Need for Speed: Rivals remains one of the few racing games I've ever quit because of ganking, and Ubisoft's Small-World re-creation of the United States in The Crew was like a distillation of every grating tic of a Ubisoft open-world design sensibilities in the form of a deeply average racing game.
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In raking through the contents of Jakub's mind, the spider makes a study of human beings more generally — the pain of our individuality comes as quite a shock — and some of its observations about "humanry" can be self-satisfied, grating; the book is just sturdy enough to withstand its most irritating declamations without collapse.
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Trump lies constantly and has shitty political discipline, but the real problem is that he's too lazy to develop much in the way of policies beyond "Build the Wall" and "I am Donald Trump, you know, from TV." As a result, this whole election cycle has orbited almost entirely around his magnetic but grating persona.
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And while precocious children characters can sometimes err on the side of grating if used too much, Ferguson injects enough authentic childlike temper and moodiness to make her believably hilarious instead of terribly annoying — a good thing considering how she's a lynchpin for the plot and thus sees an exponential uptick in screen time this season.
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You can hear a grating demonstration of it here.) Here's where things gets weird (and also awesome): This phenomenon is also seen in Tuvan throat singing, where not only the vocal folds of the larynx vibrate, but so do a pair of tissue structures called ventricular folds – which aren't normally used for speaking or classical singing.
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Given the tendency of Taylor Swift songs to shed their autobiographical contexts over time, I don't doubt that in a few years we'll enjoy "Look What You Made Me Do" as a generic parody of her public image, but we'll still have to deal with the grating electroclash beat and her inability to sound tough while looping her voice.
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Grating it forces the enzymes inside the rhizome to combine, which creates all the flavour and taste, but they also create something else called isothiocyanates, or ITCs, and that help break down the response to cancer cells, so it helps slow down the blood supply to cancer cells, so theoretically, it can help combat cancer growth.
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When they start asking what type of room people would want to stay in it's sort of like Belle and Sebastian cease being Belle and Sebastian and actually just turn into the extremely organized friend in your group chat who is actually the only one arranging anything—so fair play but whose particularity and efficiency is actually quite grating.
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After a set that included some stuff you'd expect Pop to have a taste for—like the glammy melodiesof garage pop destroyer Ty Segall's most recent record—he dropped a strained track by legendary jazz saxophonist Pharaoh Sanders before segueing into the Venezuela-born producer's "Soichiro" (an inspired and appropriately grating mix, if we do say so).
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As the author of one such book whose title includes the word "girl" — a term even I find grating — I can offer only this defense to beleaguered readers: Contained within the woefully misapplied noun is a reminder that for much of American history, grown women were not merely called girls, but frequently treated like helpless children.
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Clinton had phoned to extend her sympathies to a female candidate who had received only 2000 percent of the vote among women, had been criticized for an abrasive demeanor, a grating voice, a poorly managed campaign and a failure to telegraph a resonant message that could speak to the fear and disgust surrounding the rise in economic inequality.
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This could explain why sharing one long desk with a loud typer or someone whose music bleeds through their headphones can feel especially grating while other office noises (the chug of the HVAC, awkward coffeemaker chats, the dulcet tones of someone inhaling a Sweetgreen salad a few desks away) may fade more easily into the background.
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Thanks to Dr. Simran Jeet Singh's viral tweet and the resurfacing of your September advice column, "Couple Must Choose Between Practical and Unusual Names for Children," I was able to read it and found most of your comments to be, to borrow your word, extremely "grating" -- both in English and the two other languages I'm moderately proficient in.
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Overdubbing internet videos for laughs is a venerable pastime, from the absurdities put into the mouths of politicians by the Bad Lip Reading team to the "shred" videos of the last decade, which make it seem as though guitar heroes, pop bands and some of classical music's leading lights produce outrageous, ear-grating cacophonies from their instruments.
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The book is told in his-and-hers alternating viewpoints, and at first Amy's side of the story comes in the form of grating diary entries written in the semi-ironic, overadjectived voice of a young person trying to conceal that she really wants to be a writer but is too in love with how clever she is to manage it.
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In "In Search of Silence," Steven Kurutz writes about a day he spent with Erling Kagge, a 54-year-old Norwegian explorer, author and publisher, in search of silence in New York City: Much of the modern-day "noise" that people wish to escape comes not from loud sounds or grating talk (though there are plenty of both), but from endless distractions.
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Sure, Senator Sanders's embrace of the presumptive Democratic nominee included all the inclinations that many of us have come to find, shall we say, a tad grating about the man: his interminable, self-congratulatory stump speech, wearingly bereft of humor, argument, story or anecdote, more a listing of all bad things in the world and how they must be put right, delivered in his usual droning shout.
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But when I took all the pains with every step — researching the distinction between Lorraine and Alsacienne (it's onion); keeping the dough cool and working it with a fork so my hands didn't melt the fat while blending; blind-baking the shell; raising and reducing the temperature of the oven; grating the Gruyère on the medium teardrops of a box grater — it produced this stunner.
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This needs to be made the day before, since it involves preparing a keema-style meat sauce — with a lot of hot chilies and fresh cilantro in it — and then grating a great deal of Gruyere cheese, and assembling the lasagnas; family battles have been known to break out around wiping last bits of sauce out of the pan with fragments of torn noodle.
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Here are our top picks for the best mixing bowls: Best mixing bowls overall: Cuisinart Stainless Steel Mixing BowlsBest plastic mixing bowls: OXO Good Grips 3-Piece Mixing Bowl SetBest budget mixing bowl: Vollrath Stainless Steel Mixing BowlBest glass mixing bowls: Pyrex 8-Piece Smart Essentials Bowl SetBest mixing bowls for grating: Wildone Stainless Steel Nesting BowlsUpdated on 11/4/2019 by Caitlin Petreycik: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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