If abused, they could really grind up and grind down our country.
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He's got his grind on his money, and his money on his grind.
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My day is a lot of the grind and motivation for the grind.
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There is no escape: The bastards grind her down and grind her down.
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That repetition can be a grind and the grind can really get to you.
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We not only want to "embrace the grind", but take the grind to new levels.
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For young content creators who are currently on that grind and chase: Grind it out.
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"She loves to grind," as she says in "6 inch," and grind she does, very well.
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But I'm here watching this team grind away every day, the coaches grind away every day, getting better.
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This is because very few jobs are genuinely hard: They batter you with repetition, with the grind after grind after grind of making you wake up and commute in, day after day after day.
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You can adjust the grind to suit your tastes, and a finer grind will result in a stronger brew.
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If you don't have a scale, just grind some beans (again, you need to grind them as coarse as possible).
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Trademark Taste & Grind There's a coffee bar in front, Trademark Grind, dispensing drinks from Sweetleaf Coffee Roasters along with pastries.
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Everything is a grind Loot-based video games like Diablo III, Destiny 2, and Anthem are a grind by design.
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Pros: Conical burr grinder, 40 grind settings, reliable, consistent, timer improves grind, a good repair programCons: Expensive with a limited warranty
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Not only is the Krups Grind and Brew 10-Cup Coffee Maker fully programmable, you can grind coffee at the same time.
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It might be the final chapter of Grit N' Grind, but these striped-down Grizzlies might be the grittiest, grind-iest iteration yet.
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Delter suggests starting with a medium to fine grind, but I found I got enjoyable results even with a very fine espresso grind.
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And so, even if they have an ax to grind, they shouldn't grind it against the country or its symbol or its anthem.
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"She motivates me to stay on the grind through all the ups and downs and she gonna grind with me," he captioned the picture.
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If you really love the new record, The Terror would grind on you, maybe in a good way, but it would grind on you.
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Since putting out his first release over a decade ago, Derek has done his damnedest to cultivate a goregrind, grinddcore, and noise grind scene in Taipei by importing international grind releases and putting on semi-regular grind-centric gigs up and down the island.
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So we've got to be prepared for a grind-out game, and I think we showed the last few games we can grind it out.
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And I knew Destiny was going to nail the shooting mechanics but I couldn't care less about the grind—even now, in Halo, I don't grind.
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Okay, so you know the kind of beans you want — do you buy them pre-ground, grind them at the store, or grind them at home?
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Hamilton Beach Fresh-Grind Coffee Grinder, $15.85 (originally $20.50) [You save $4.65]This small gadget can grind enough beans for 12 cups of coffee at once.
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It looks and plays like a game that invites you to spend hundreds of hours on a loot grind, but it doesn't reward that grind effectively enough.
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Choose from 39 (count 'em!) grind size options and use the digital screen and integrated scale to grind the exact amount you need for a perfect brew.
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A huge part of Destiny's appeal, besides the best-in-class shooting, is the loot grind, and that grind purposely pulls you in a million directions at once.
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The Grind Wireless look just like the wired version of the Grind, which means they have a minimal design, round, on-ear cups, a metal headband, and a padded top.
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In fact, the company was created by the organizers of Startup Grind, who said they initially built Bevy because of the challenge involved in managing all the different Startup Grind events.
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Cuisinart Grind & Brew 12 Cup Coffee Maker, $119.21; amazon.
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But those power structures try to destroy her and grind her down, sometimes in more subtle ways than they tried to destroy and grind down her grandfather, and sometimes in more brutal ways.
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The general takeaway: Don't let the bastards grind you down.
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Departments devoted to cybersecurity policies will grind to a halt.
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Academics grind out authoritative studies, but at a snail's pace.
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It is a grotesque slow grind, their pursuit of victory.
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I went back to the daily grind of community organizing.
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It's a grind to keep up and to become great.
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Could Dylan Sprouse be officially back on the Hollywood grind?
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Massed infantry would grind down the enemy in attritional battles.
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Grind in as much black pepper as you can stand.
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With the magic gone, we are seeing the gears grind.
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Cuisinart Burr Grind and Brew coffee maker — $142.99 See Details
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Nene always got through the grind in his own way.
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And, as always, don't let the bastards grind you down.
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"You have to work and grind to rebuild," Watt says.
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Games that focus on a loot grind practically need it.
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And no matter what side you're on, it's a grind.
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Every game is a grind, you've got to bring it.
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Sometimes you just need to grind up some fresh herbs.
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Scrape flesh off bone, remove sinews, and grind into flakes.
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Grizzlies grind out OT victory over winless Pelicans MEMPHIS, Tenn.
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Of course, we cannot grind technological change to a halt.
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"The game was a grind," Penguins defenseman Olli Maatta said.
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It was just a grind for him to get five.
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We're just continuing to grind it out quarter over quarter.
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You have to win that game and grind through it.
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Bonobos Daily Grind Suit, $280 (originally $400) [You save $120]
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This pigeon's just another one of us on the grind.
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Find a purpose that makes the daily grind worth it.
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" He recommends North Vancouver's Grouse Grind: "It's an incredible hike.
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I'm just going to continue to work, continue to grind.
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Meanwhile, the lawsuit against Mr. Ailes continues to grind on.
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Wore eyeglasses you wanted to grind underfoot like a butterfly.
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I wink back, saluting the daily grind of times past.
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Hopefully, I can keep my head down and just grind.
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I'm going to grind, give it everything I possibly have.
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How the country is reacting Parenting can be a grind.
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They had to grind every month to make ends meet.
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I have a sort of axe to grind with representation.
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He makes you feel the tiring grind of it all.
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"It's good to grind out this win," Naeher, 31, said.
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I can grind it out with the best of them.
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And I don't romanticize the grind, but it's just there.
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You would grind that meal using a mortar and PESTLE.
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Democrats don't want to grind the rights of Republicans underfoot.
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With or without Don Peterson, the war would grind on.
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A finer grind exposes more coffee surface area to water.
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"Everyone appreciated the grind it took to succeed," he said.
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Not waiting until your 60s to escape the daily grind?
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"It was a grind most of the day," Foltynewicz said.
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"It just shows our grind as a team," Phillips said.
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"That's what they do, they work, they grind," Snell said.
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"Got that old grit and grind feeling back," Randolph said.
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I didn't get the impression there's any ax to grind.
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Life as we know it would grind to a halt.
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I grind out three and four hour a day workouts.
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Allow me, if you will, to grind a familiar ax.
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How would you describe the daily grind of being president?
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The band alternates between a more traditional grind sound and at times delves into death/grind territory, with lyrics painting a bleak picture of urban life in any one of Taiwan's sprawling major metropolises.
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Here's a step-by-step guide based on tips from Serious Eats:Coffee grind and amount: For a French Press, you should choose a coarse grind to get the most flavor out of your beans.
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But the idea that you could start with a coarse grind and go from there and say like, OK, well now I can get the course grind to a certain level of thin flavor.
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However, most of us think we have to grind 24/7.
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Robert Whittaker had an axe to grind in this bout though.
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Cuisinart DGB-850 fully automatic burr grind and brew thermal coffeemaker
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After the hustle and grind of Cancer season, Leo season begins!
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It's Monday, which means it's back to the grind for everyone.
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Why the loot grind, why the repetitive progression—why Destiny, essentially?
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Since then, equities have continued to grind higher into record territory.
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I know for both teams, it was a grind all series.
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Everyone's on the daily grind, including one very busy, commuting snake.
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Finding evidence that someone compromised your cyber defenses is a grind.
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Brawny German immigrants used to grind flour here between massive millstones.
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But she knows the so-called grind is different for her. .
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Weigh out your coffee beans and grind on the coarsest setting.
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Using a food processor, coarsely grind cranberries and onion together. 2.
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But this is New York City, where the grind never stops.
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Long hours and low pay make lesser jobs a grind too.
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And-- I think-- but I think that we can grind higher.
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Hosts sometimes grind them up at parties to flaunt their wealth.
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It's weird, the gears grind slowly until they go really fast.
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Joel Grind brought out the best in us and it shows.
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Many were victims of the deadly grind of the drug trade.
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"I'm willing to grind religiously, for hours on end," he says.
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It's not realistic to expect everything to grind to a halt.
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Think about it: where would modern grind be without Discordance Axis?
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A lot of the time the work is just hard grind.
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These breakneck D.C. grind punks have got the right fucking idea.
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Zach Randolph and the other lecturers at Grit and Grind University.
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Everyday is a grind but everyday I am living my dream.
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Get the perfect grind every time, from french press to espresso.
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Without reliable water service, America's economy would grind to a halt.
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The party has tried to make government grind to a halt.
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Every scene needs its merry band of weirdo noise grind freaks.
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Grind too coarse and you'll end up with a watery mess.
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We've had a tough grind here in the last six days.
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Apple's appeal could take a decade to grind through the courts.
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The exchanges could grind to a halt like a rusting factory.
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Computer disruptions do more than simply grind businesses to a halt.
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Chefman 4-Cup Grind & Brew Coffee Maker — $63.75 with code BFSAVE15
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The daily grind takes a mental toll on all of us.
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They got a guy (Hendricks) who will win faceoffs and grind.
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It's started to make waves stateside, but it's a slower grind.
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I had the notion of okay, long hours, it's a grind.
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Grind the mushrooms to a powder and combine with the kombu.
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I want more than anything for people to respect my grind.
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"Every day it's a grind: get ready, lunch, dinner," he says.
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Reynolds was Curtis in "Mississippi Grind" (2015), his best-rated film.
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This grind is best for cold brew, French Press, and percolators.
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He's a tireless campaigner Running for president is an absolute grind.
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I enjoyed gelato for dessert from Constant Grind, another new addition.
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The wheels of revolution grind slowly, and there are always setbacks.
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"The wheels of justice may be slow, but they do grind."
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She plunged right into the daily grind of a real sportswriter.
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Air travel in the UK would grind to an immediate halt.
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That's when you know ... Someone has an axe to grind. Right.
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So I practiced harder and tried to grind through the season.
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But Cole's aspirations don't exist without the grind that sustains them.
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Then I take a nap, and then the grind happens again.
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"We open at 22006," she once said, describing the daily grind.
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More from Deepa Seetharaman and Kirsten Grind of the WSJ: Messrs.
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"I fell in love with the pace, the grind," he said.
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The grind of research isn't necessarily cinematic, nor need it be.
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" A third, wearing glasses, was a "swot, grind, nerd, wonk, dweeb.
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The usual escapes from the daily grind were coming up short.
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The year-round grind eventually wears you down physically and mentally.
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A lot of folks are just forced to grind it out.
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We knew we were get in a grind of a game.
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" Grind replies: "It's not exactly a commune, it's a scientific family.
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Constitutional structures do not grind to a halt when Congress does.
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It was just a grind, especially on a day like today.
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As a result, the unemployment rate should continue to grind lower.
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Grind your coffee beans and set the coffeemaker the night before.
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Though awards season is exciting, it can also be a grind.
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The grind to 100 percent is often tedious, boring, and unrewarding.
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So basically it was just his grind that kinda motivated me.
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It is not radical to grind a legume into a flour.
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I can grind my own wheat and make my own bread.
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Over the course of their interview, Giggs discusses how music has helped him personally and what "On Da Grind" (from 'Da Hollow Grind' mixtape), which he made right after he came out of jail, means to him.
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I grind some Trader Joe's salt with roasted garlic on the avocado.
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Modern life would grind to a halt if they all suddenly disappeared.
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They continue to put forth the effort and grind out these wins.
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"Feelin' myself with @complexhustle... interview about my grind coming soon," she wrote.
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But Penny would make homemade green smoothies and grind her own wheat.
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The FBI relies on sources with axes to grind all the time.
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A guy she met at "Kiss & Grind" is waiting for her there.
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That was who I was dating and getting in the grind with.
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It's a conscious break from the narrow, unimaginative grind of professional politics.
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The city seemed to both come alive and grind to a halt.
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Without such access, some investigations may grind to halt, the agency claims.
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Grind the sesame seeds into a fine powder with a coffee grinder.
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Kim continued, stressing that the grind has been there since day one.
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Songs like this are gravy to grind to on the dance floor.
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They come out every day and they're going to grind it out.
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"You know, being in a start-up — it's a grind," he said.
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Just trying to grind as much as we could and get outs.
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It's a grind, it's 10 to 11 months of non-stop working.
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"Find your why, stick with it and grind it out," he said.
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It's a grind, but it really does help us connect to consumers.
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As the sensations intensify, average dude doesn't clench, doesn't buck, doesn't grind.
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While many thought her pregnancy would stop Cardi's grind, they thought wrong.
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The nonstop grind — travel, meetings, email — takes a toll on anyone's health.
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One of the things I've always admired about Chyna is her grind.
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It's been all team wins, all grind-it-out type of wins.
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To get the best extraction you need to experiment with your grind.
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My favorite results came from a very fine grind and minimal tamping.
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What can you do in your daily grind to be an ally?
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We have to become that grit and grind team just like them.
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Both of which matter in the grind of a presidential primary. 4.
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Or you can hike the Grouse Grind path up nearby Grouse Mountain.
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These guys grind and they believe they're going to get it done.
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From now on, he would have to grind out his satisfactions elsewhere.
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When you are going through tough times, you just grind it out.
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Between Netflix marathons, the workweek grind, and social cals, we get it.
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Grind the seed and then roast it, and it changes yet again.
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It's Monday, which means it's time to get back to the grind.
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And best of all—and rightfully—it respects the grind of training.
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Patriarchal structures have always been waiting to grind women down into dust.
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You can see that it's just a grind and they're doing it.
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" The fundraising grind is relentless and the campaign cycle is "always on.
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THE COFFEE PROCESS I grind drip and make a single cup cone.
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Having a business primes you for that kind of grind, that hustle.
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Also, under-scheduling gives our minds a break from the regular grind.
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"Mississippi Grind" tanked with $130,000, despite starring Ryan Reynolds and Ben Mendelsohn.
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But I grind so hard that the guitar picks just melt down.
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For all its atmosphere and style, Phantom Doctrine becomes a wearying grind.
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Mr. Bukhari wrote that the "continuous grind of violence" was becoming unbearable.
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Step 8: Grind a healthy dose of pepper onto your sizzling garlic.
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B. The current Congress cannot even simultaneously crawl and grind its teeth.
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Or could it have been a rival with an ax to grind?
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Of course time itself can't be made to grind to a halt.
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After two hours of pure gliding, everything after felt like a grind.
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And, let's be honest, you needed a break from the daily grind.
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And often, early retirement means leaving the grind, only to change careers.
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It all made up the daily grind of the Vietnam War infantryman.
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Conan O'Brien's late-night show may be going off the nightly grind.
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My bread-baking friend doesn't sow, harvest and grind his own wheat.
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I thought school dances would be full of things like grind circles.
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It would just make me grind my teeth out of my head.
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Man hats to grind the faces of the poor into the dirt.
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The political system and the economy will grind to a battered crawl.
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The time for the Devils to grind out solutions had already arrived.
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Our team has done a great job of sticking to the grind.
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"It's grind it out, suck it up, and move on," he said.
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To be clear, Kerr did not sound excited about the grind ahead.
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Cold meat is firmer and easier to grind than warmer, mushy meat.
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A lot of those were probably more grind-y or took longer.
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They get an Oscar nomination, grind it out for $250 million dollars.
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When they do go in, they struggle to stay on the grind.
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His tone is refreshingly playful and inquisitive — without an axe to grind.
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I get a lot of, it's popcorn material reading Twitter, I think it's great, but at the end of the day, Kara, Monday morning I'm there to grind and to build and to help others grind and build.
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Most of all, this is an exciting diversion over the 22016-game grind.
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Grind with various drill bits to shape and smooth to desired appearance 8.
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In a blender or food processor, grind cereal to a breadcrumb-like consistency.
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DC: I think that's comedy rule No. 1403, the grind kills the funny.
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There's no leeway, so you grind it and try to make some outs.
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It might seem like a grind, but it's just a blast for me.
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"I think it's good for her to see her mom grind," Alba says.
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We have to grind to reach it, but this was a good step.
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But before you let that grind your gears, we have some good news.
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The original game's loot grind delivered lottery-like thrills at a regular pace.
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And from the onset, McCullers appeared in line to grind out his appearance.
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The TMC may think it can buy time and grind down the protesters.
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But Vahabzadeh says cities are growing faster than the gears of government grind.
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Adjust the potentiometer to the lowest percentage at which it will still grind.
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Hope y'all dig the goth track along with the grind and prog elements.
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It's just as much a mental grind as it is a physical one.
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That said, it'll be cool to let your Nissan handle the daily grind.
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And Hughes doesn't even appear to have any particularly interesting axes to grind.
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Fallon also implied the inspector general has an ax to grind with Clinton.
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"We have a bunch of guys that grind out at-bats," Holliday said.
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We'll undoubtedly see as the gears of 2020's campaign begin to grind.
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According to one top technician stocks will continue to grind higher … for now.
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And he brings a perspective many of us in the daily grind miss.
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"I felt like it was really a grind out there," he told reporters.
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Put in your grind, tamp it down, and add an ounce of water.
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"Bit of a grind out there today," Smith said at the trophy presentation.
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It was just one of those days where it was just a grind.
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Everyone knows that a good, even grind is essential to making excellent coffee.
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It's a fun and easy way to change up the ol' emoji grind.
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"The ordinary investor would not have an ax to grind," Mr. Simon said.
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Second, what does this mean as the U.S-China trade negotiations grind on?
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That unfair burden would grind much personal and economic activity to a halt.
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Certain activities can help you keep your brain sharp during the daily grind.
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According to Harvey, there's still momentum in place for stocks to grind higher.
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How many production lines around the world would suddenly grind to a halt?
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"Everyone is going to have to come and grind it out," he said.
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Avoid slipping into the complacency of the daily grind and always continue learning.
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We continued to fight and grind and figure out a way to win.
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For a thick, rich, almost sludgy shot, go for a "FINE" grind setting.
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Adjusting the grind amount is probably the trickiest thing on the Barista Express.
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It also included "grind materials," or parts of products made from recycled footwear.
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It's obviously going to be more of a grind-it-out type game.
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Former aides said the grind of the congressional schedule can take its toll.
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Yes, after a 15-year grind, Jon Fitch is finally a world champion.
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Grind out a final mini-set of 3-4 reps, and you're done.
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Cool, then transfer to a spice grinder and grind into a power. 2.
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We didn't know each other but we was both on the same grind.
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I was tired of that grind, which I had done for many years.
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Again, y'all, it's a long, hard grind of a year, of a season.
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At this point, if there is no industry response, prices will grind lower.
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If you were a silly shop person, he would grind you into bits.
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Any outcome of this magnitude will grind the domestic economy to a halt.
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Erlandsson can grind a variety of deep-textured structures into the ski bottom.
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If Democrats start objecting, it could grind the Senate's work to a halt.
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Sleep in on Saturday, and then get on your holiday grind once more.
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He was, from an early age, intelligent, religious and something of a grind.
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The reporting grind of the 82-game regular season is disruptively hectic enough.
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Distance from the daily grind has given him perspective on his old life.
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She hears a faint sound like the grind of a tomb's cover-stone.
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Also weird listening to it grind up food while you wait for results.
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He that will have a cake out of wheat must grind exceeding small.
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But his bump-and-grind sashay brought conventions of female striptease to mind.
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He spent a day in his suite, watching the slow grind toward impeachment.
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"What makes it grind?" she asked the students about a plastic pepper grinder.
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What came next was a steady grind of wins and second-place finishes.
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"If I continued to grind, who knows what would have happened," he said.
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Chocolate makers grind the nibs into what's called chocolate liquor, or chocolate paste.
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They roast and grind the beans themselves before making them into chocolate bars.
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" (via Reddit) Cowgirl "When myself and most women ride, we want to GRIND.
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It's a pretty big grind so hopefully the rest will do us well.
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In healthcare, go-lives, implementation periods, and pilots grind adoption to a halt.
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But she has learned to manage the grind of the tour, she said.
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" Shamir, in an interview, added: "I've seen this girl grind from the beginning.
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Some of them, like Scarr's, grind wheat berries into new flour every day.
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It was a grind, and it was hard to get used to it.
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Crystal grinders would grind and calibrate these crystals to pick up specific frequencies.
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Bonobos recently released The Daily Grind Suit, its first ready-to-wear suit.
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I put on the Daily Grind Suit and it fit me absolutely perfectly.
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Bottom lineAt $400, the Daily Grind Suit is Bonobos&apos least expensive suit.
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First things first, there is no reason to grind for levels before Shadowkeep .
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"It really can be a grind," said Cedric Bryant, the exercise council's president.
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Car manufacturing in the United States could grind to a halt within days.
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It's the grind, the misery, the loneliness, and the pointlessness of it all.
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They like you because you grind your women they way you eat pulutan.
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He has no axe to grind, a rarity in this day and age.
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Any form of metal presents a somewhat isolated path, but the grind-scape finds itself a particularly desolate and barren locale, with the entire country boasting not more than a handful of dedicated grind 'heads hopping between one another's varied projects.
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Since it's a blade grinder, the KRUPS can grind spices down to powder, too, so if you're looking for a versatile machine that can grind coffee beans and spices like cloves and cardamom or even nuts, this is a good option.
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While it cooks, I put away dishes and grind coffee beans for tomorrow morning.
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We're betting you'll want to wear them long past the 9-to-5 grind.
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Congrats on achieving your blue belt today in #bjj, YOU put the grind in!
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Cool completely, then grind into a powder and mix with the cumin and paprika.
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"I know how much of a grind this is at this point," Kerr said.
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In the grind that is awards show season, not everyone makes it out unscathed.
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The app allows you to choose strength, grind coarseness and number of cups remotely.
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Investors in the sector should not expect a smooth roll, but a rough grind.
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Then he'd get up, go to work, and hit the Pokémon grind once more.
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But it's so soon after his tempting proposal at last week's "Kiss & Grind" party.
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But if you just grind out the math, the answer, I think, was 32.
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He wears it during matches, he said, so he does not grind his teeth.
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"I tried to grind it out after I gave up four runs," Duffy said.
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This style was as much a part of him as the bump-and-grind.
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And it was what I needed to carry me painlessly through the morning grind.
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You can control the grind settings on this machine for a truly customized cup.
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He's just a guy who continues to write [and] grind it out every day.
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President Donald Trump faces a grind to win another term in the White House.
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Sometimes with video editing, you just need to be alone and grind it out!
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No longer was skateboarding about pressing the ollie button and then the grind button.
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That being said the markets have continued to grind higher despite the anemic volume.
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The grind function is also programmable to control the amount of coffee being made.
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Save $57 off the Cuisinart Burr Grind and Brew during this sale at Walmart.
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Detroit has had to grind for victories and took that same path on Monday.
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New research shows that stingrays also use chewing motions to grind down their meal.
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The chewing motion allows the stingrays to grind down the larvae for easier swallowing.
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"Grind them up and add melted butter to make a cookie crust," says Bittman.
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"I felt like our guys continued to grind and battle through it," he said.
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"Find your why, stick with it and grind it out," Officer James Cornelius said.
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In this way I became obsessed with trying to grind on a soccer goal.
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Rob Kardashian is staying on the workout grind for his May 11 goal date.
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It shows my grind from the bottom to the top of the CÎROC mountain.
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I sat on the chair, and for some reason, started to grind on it?
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It's 10 songs that grind, but also show some different sides to our music.
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These numbers are not just cherry-picked factoids by pundits with axes to grind.
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He is not dogmatic, nor does he seem to have an axe to grind.
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We're determined to grind through this and come out better on the other side.
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Everyone, not just the players, will get a break from the grind of baseball.
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Remove from the oven and grind half the seeds in a pestle and mortar.
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Will his body be able to withstand the tremendous grind of the NBA season?
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It'll be gone way before you get drunk enough to grind to Skrillex's set.
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Grind the cereal in a spice grinder, blender, or simply crush by hand. 4.
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Meyer idolized Burton, nicknamed Mr. Machine because of his ability to grind out mileage.
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"It's been a grind higher," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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Trudeau's salt and pepper shakers grind your seasoning with the touch of a finger.
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As a pitcher, I can't expect just to grind through four or five innings.
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Women must unite to push for equality; don't let the bastards grind you down.
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The bank's economists warn the rally could continue to grind higher for several reasons.
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He would immerse himself in the grind and not dread the thought of it.
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But I think it's a grind, whether that takes six months or a year.
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Ms. Maggs described "Tiff" as a study grind who is driven to prove herself.
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Last year's rise in cocoa prices had made it less profitable to grind cocoa.
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There is no barrier between your dedication to the grind and its financial implications.
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The Grizzlies cannot grind one out against time; that's not the way it works.
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Transfer to a spice grinder and grind to a powder and set aside. 2.
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"It is a grind when you wake up after a night game," Santana said.
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Grate fresh horseradish and grind some fresh black pepper over the top, then serve.
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For the reporters at The Daily News, this work is a daily, nonstop grind.
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The zoning piece of this process will probably grind on for another two years.
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For most of Year 2, the problem was the pressure of the power grind.
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That slow grind also landed him a deal with Roc Nation earlier this year.
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Maybe this time, enlightened despots won't grind up the peasants in an endless war.
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But I'm thinking about my home, not just the mundane grind of pet care.
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It's so easy to lose focus in the day-to-day grind of life.
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Other men who brag about their curries and how they grind their own spices.
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Tosta reached L.A. at 15 totally unaware of the punishing grind of auditioning ahead.
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But I'm ready to play and grind again and play a lot of matches.
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"I'm having to struggle and grind like the fighters I write about," he concluded.
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He was merely trying to survive the grind of a taxing profession and improve.
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Album The photographer Ramsay de Give needed an escape from the New York grind.
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"Normally we just take a piece of potsherd and grind it up," she said.
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Our campaigns grind on for two years, leaving ample time for mischief and lying.
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At $400, the Bonobos Daily Grind Suit is the brand&aposs least expensive suit.
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"Obviously, not one of my best outings, but just tried to grind," Gausman said.
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The gears of Hollywood grind slowly, but when change comes, it is often disruptive.
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Franklin endured the exhausting grind of celebrity and personal troubles dating back to childhood.
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"You've been working long nights, baby / I know how the grind goes," she sings.
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Yet would-be professional streamers typically endure a relentless grind to build an audience.
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They just continue to grind away to the benefit to baseball fans in Oakland.
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" It turns out that Dr. Preston Grind is the son of "famous child psychologists.
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In the fields the locusts grind on, sharpening the small knives they're made of.
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The grind of the tour, especially the extensive travel, eroded his motivation, Sampras said.
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This song is all grind and groan, effective in an industrial sort of way.
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Our sources say the whole crew is in grind mode in the home studio.
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But yeah, definitely takes away a little bit from the full-time YouTube grind.
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Grind the bacon using a meat grinder, combine with pork, and set aside. 2.
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"I think this job is a grind, and best-cast scenario, a marathon," Kimmel said.
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Players can grind out that in-game currency but, without spending money, it'll take forever.
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I needed a break from my daily grind of working on the post-election coverage.
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He would grind his four teeth so loudly it nearly drowned out the Frappuccino machine.
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Monster Hunter: World side-steps this by making the grind a whole lot less linear.
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After all, crowdsourcing can sometimes be dominated by individuals who have an axe to grind.
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After the bump and grind, Chuy talked bout the feud between Chelsea and Heather McDonald.
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With his managerial jelly sandals on, Ranieri should grind this next banana skin to dust.
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Does getting back into the work grind this week have you feeling a little weary?
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Can Wilson and the Seahawks' defense grind out wins like this more often than not?
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Watch above to see what her daily grind is like — and what keeps her going.
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Even though the dark "Kiss & Grind" venue gives nighttime vibes, it's very much still daylight.
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" The NYT's main headline: "Republicans grind impeachment inquiry to halt as picture darkens for Trump.
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If things go well, the market could grind higher 10% in the next few months.
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"We'll focus on our users; we'll think about our mission and we'll fucking grind it."
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"They grind out their at-bats, no matter who is at the plate," Lovullo said.
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He betrays few signs of the strains that would lead him to grind his teeth.
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The country's economy would grind to a halt with transport closures and disrupted cellphone networks.
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I know it can be a grind for these guys, but this is the payoff.
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Do some research on business structures, make a decision, then get back to the grind.
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Or will Kevin's charm and the daily bakery grind make up for all that couture?
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Of those who remain, an estimated 95% grind out a living in the informal sector.
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There is contention over how to optimize grind settings when using a burr grinder, though.
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I grind everything pretty fine, usually looking for evidence of what a jerk I was.
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It could make you grind your teeth, which I certainly have done in my life.
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By the last one's arrival, many players I spoke to seemed tired of the grind.
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A Democratic-controlled House of Representatives will grind the Trump economic agenda to a halt.
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Each senator had the authority to grind the body to a halt through the filibuster.
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At their best, vacations offer a true getaway, a mindful respite from the daily grind.
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One problem is that the wheels of justice in Hong Kong still grind painfully slowly.
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He has a clear axe to grind with the United States and the intelligence community.
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"It was one of those games where it was a grind for me," Garcia said.
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The leather is still delicious and seems durable enough to withstand a person's daily grind.
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At that point, the processor will grind it down to the consistency of coffee grounds.
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Then, I started out to grind out real attempts—no save states, no cheating, nothing.
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Many groups of people have it rough, and they deservedly have an axe to grind.
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I had to grind for this, I had to show him I'm not going anywhere.
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With a (pitcher) like that, you have to go up there and compete and grind.
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Not that other moms don't oversee development, but for me, it was a daily grind.
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The bottom line: The pro-expansion effort will largely remain a grind through state legislatures.
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They can start off bad and then grind you down until you've got nothing left.
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The results are amazing (again, assuming you have high quality beans and a good grind).
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You have to grind out the details when it's easier to shrug them off. 13.
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When you play against this team, it's going to be a grind-it-out game.
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If they say that they have an axe to grind, they might not seem interesting.
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The Liberal Democrats said they want to grind the business of government to a standstill.
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We've settled down from the Oscars and are back into the grind of regular releases.
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Here are my tips for how to fund that daily (and nightly) grad school grind.
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How does having children impact your ability to go on the grind and play Magic?
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He's used his popularity to become an actor through his daily skits and Vine grind.
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London Grind was closed for a few days as it was inside a police cordon.
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After the meeting, the gamers slumped off into their rooms to begin the daily grind.
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"Wore eyeglasses you wanted to grind underfoot like a butterfly," as his friend Turner notes.
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Pros: Cons: Learn how to grind meat and make sausage with your KitchenAid and attachments.
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"We'd watch ' Wayne's World ' every day, or MTV's 'The Grind,' with Eric Nies," Kroll added.
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"All three government witnesses had an ax to grind," Peterson said during her closing argument.
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At this point, it appears weakness has completely fled the market as stocks grind higher.
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Mini-retirement is the latest way people are getting a reprieve from the daily grind.
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The improvement has been a steady grind higher, suggestive of an uptrend likely to persist.
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"You can repurpose and re-grind the shoe fully without a single percentage of waste."
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But you have to grind those out, and you have to find ways to win.
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Hopping back into the grind is difficult, particularly when you've been doing nothing but relaxing.
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He wanted out of the 9-to-5 grind to build a business for himself.
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That's hard to do if you don't have off-days; you just have to grind.
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But the axe he had to grind with the President who fired him is clear.
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Grind cannabis into a fine powder with spice grinder or blade-style coffee grinder.2.
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I became that guy at the school dance mouthing every word to 'Bump N' Grind.
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"We're a grind-it-out team that has to work defensively and offensively," Mitchell said.
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We demand greatness of it in the same way that we grind at our jobs.
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" According to Bella, he replied, "Yes, but you probably don't, like, grind into each other.
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He uses it to grind the masa for his tortillas and other masa-based creations.
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Perseverance not just in the fight itself but in the daily grind of training, especially.
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It has 40 individual grind settings, ranging from fine to coarse and everything in between.
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It has 40 individual grind settings, ranging from fine to coarse and everything in between.
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"I call my boyfriend a textureless grind all the time now," Ms. Fan, 27, joked.
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A blender needs a little liquid to grind properly, while a food processor does not.
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Even so, the A.C.L.U. expects the process to grind on for another couple of months.
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Remove from heat and grind in a spice grinder or using a mortar and pestle.
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And Kobe Bryant encouraged Parkey to "grind harder and double down" heading into next season.
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Grind into a powder and transfer to a large bowl; set spice mixture aside. 4.
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Rather, the grind of surviving as a family on $10 a day had become unmanageable.
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"He now becomes Disney's largest single shareholder," Mr. Gabelli said, "with an ax to grind."
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We still have an awful squad system, and the loot box grind is still there.
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Our stuff is invaluable to decision-makers precisely because we have no ax to grind.
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Crush the peppercorns in a mortar or grind them very coarsely in a spice mill.
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He had a concussion but tried to ignore the symptoms and grind through the pain.
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The grind of the international travel and the extended rallies often adds up to trouble.
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"OPEC members are facing a long, slow grind with no end in sight," he writes.
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We were both so skinny back then that when we hugged, our hipbones would grind.
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Players could grind in the Arena Mode to qualify for the Online Open semi-finals.
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You might want a little more lemon, a little salt, a grind of black pepper.
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The grunge, the grind and the grit were still in me and always would be.
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I put on the new Call Her Daddy episode to grind me through the afternoon.
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Tristan Thomas had no interest in the 9-to-5 grind after graduating from college.
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But for three young athletes, the early-morning grind is the foundation of their success.
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It is the only sane way to navigate the six-month grind of a season.
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We have now begun the slow but steady grind according to our manual for success.
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Then we adjusted our testing units to come as close to that grind as possible.
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Most of the time things go smoothly, and Monday morning it's back to the grind.
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But they will still bring plenty of confidence in their ability to grind out results.
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I managed to grind it out, made some crucial birdies coming in and I'm delighted.
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Cut their jobs and their pay and the local economy will grind to a halt.
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They don't get the burnout you experience when you are in that kind of grind.
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Diplomacy requires creativity, patience and commitment to a steady grind, often away from the spotlight.
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Delivering a decent return for the $190 billion company's shareholders will therefore be a grind.
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They deserve not to be forced to grind their bodies down prematurely working endless hours.
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I went back to the grind, struggling in odd jobs to support the occasional audition.
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While providing bottom-line results, McGruder symbolizes the constant grind that's attached to professional ascension.
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What have the members of grind greats CombatWoundedVeteran and Reversal of Man been up to?
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With the latest tariffs, purchases are likely to grind to a halt, traders and analysts said.
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He said he was far from sharp and had to grind to get through the outing.
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In the third, we got back to our game and played more of a grind game.
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That was more of a sign of grit and grind as much as the 41 points.
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It's a daily grind of struggling with pain, anxieties, managing sleep, and managing your overall stressors.
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By the time Valerian is actually in production, making the film is something of a grind.
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"We didn't shoot very well, but we were still able to grind it out," Bell said.
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"He's had a grueling tour and it's been a grind, so he just needs to rest."
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He already knows how to grind and tamp espresso and enjoys sneaking drinks of black coffee.
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Plus, the exposition sequences seem to arrive at random and grind the story to a halt.
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But time marches on, and by the mid-1960s, they were a dull and flavorless grind.
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"It's definitely a grind and isn't for the weary," she told the Times of filming KUWTK.
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My bones grind against each other every single day, making standing, sitting, and walking completely miserable.
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Underlying inflation will grind up more slowly as above-trend growth eats away at available slack.
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The grind continues...the city of Philadelphia starts preparing to go to sleep, but I don't.
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And without stronger growth than Italy's recent pitiful record, many lenders will find life a grind.
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It's not impossible, and I learned guitar like this, but it's a bit of a grind.
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"Many people forget the daily grind you go through on a daily basis," William told them.
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He's had a grueling tour and it's been a grind, so he just needs to rest.
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So after her grand intestinal adventure, it's back to the ol' wet food/dry food grind.
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That means players are locked into a grind regardless of how well they perform in matches.
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Anderson has seen pretty much everything during his time in the N.B.L. It is a grind.
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The dead dog, for instance, introduced readers to the daily grind faced by the beat cop.
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With no steel wheels to grind on steel tracks, hyperloops should, in theory, require less maintenance.
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In a world organized around the 9-to-5 grind, night owls get a bum rap.
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We were made for the grind and we never had doubt, even though we were down.
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Supplying them with top-quality beans may be another way for traders to escape the grind.
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"Anytime anything happens on a rocket that's not expected, we grind it to dust," Bruno said.
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Douglas definitely hasn't ruled it out, but the mental and physical grind is a serious commitment.
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Does Larry Nassar have any axe to grind that is legitimate with regard to this judge?
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"We have to stay positive here while we grind away," Blue Jackets coach John Tortorella said.
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David Cameron wants them in the UK. But the cogs of the law grind agonizingly slowly.
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And to do more in spite of power structures that would grind us down to nothing.
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You just have to stay patient and grind it, and that's what I managed to do.
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We can play good, expansive football; we can grind out a win when we need to.
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That was more of a sign of grit and grind as much as the 218 points.
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Others expressed gratitude for family members or friends who offer a break from the daily grind.
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More From Tonic: People clench and grind for many reasons, but certain factors increase your risk.
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Grind too fine and you'll have to use your whole body weight to force the extraction.
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Get a Quality Grinder: Once you have good, freshly roasted beans you need to grind them.
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The only goal was to grind out a victory, whatever it took, however ugly it got.
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Take a break from the daily grind, have a local brew and strike up a conversation.
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Yet more often than not, it's the daily grind and general rudeness that gets us down.
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We just wanted to have a good collective night off and grind up on some strangers.
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Now is the ideal time to grind every grand and petty grievance they have against Trump.
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Flip over to a Memphis Grizzlies game and watch Grit N' Grind morph into Fizz's Fun.
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Colorado's GOP senator promised to grind DOJ business in the Senate to a halt in response.
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In the midst of the grind, the band viewed the Christmas special as just another gig.
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It's a lot of repetition and it doesn't take long before it feels like a grind.
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He has also, importantly, already been through the vetting and the grind of the national spotlight.
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So if you over-grind, you might end up with something [inaudible] or with another color.
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This is actually a bullying tactic, used to demean, assert dominance, grind patience, and derail conversations.
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I asked his wife, Lonnie, why Ali kept traveling, why he subjected himself to the grind.
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The reader with no particular ax to grind will emerge from the book with two impressions.
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On Tuesday, we can get back to our regularly scheduled grind looking like a million bucks.
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"If I have to grind through a season not being healthy, I'd rather be somewhere else."
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Types of wedgesPitching Wedge: Gap Wedge: Sand Wedge: Lob Wedge: Key features for wedgesBounce: Grind: Grooves:
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Ms. Gomez learned to grind and combine spices in the kitchen of her family's compound there.
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You grind your way through the hairpin turn, a wall of mud exploding in your wake.
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Automatic Pump: This machine also makes you grind the beans and tamp them into the portafilter.
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Money loses its role as a store of value, and commerce can grind to a halt.
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Diderot replies: Take a stone statue, grind it up, mix it into the soil, grow a
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She loves helping people break from the 9-to-5 grind and build their own businesses.
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"The daily grind of being an E.R. doctor—he didn't want to continue that," David said.
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The show uses the daily grind of the station as a part of the performance's setting.
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He suggested Cohen was only testifying against Trump because he has a selfish ax to grind.
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"Harmony Corruption was one of the first nationally available death metal/grind albums," Arian 13 says.
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The biggest problem for the combat grind is that the loot is just not that interesting.
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"It hasn't been pretty at times, but playing in this league is a grind," Lundqvist said.
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She leaves the corporate grind behind and instead takes her career into her own entrepreneurial hands.
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The bureaucratic grind of your border inspector's life is compounded by how devastatingly poor you are.
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I'm sure you've seen the little coffee grinders or whatever most restaurants use to grind spices.
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All of this business makes socializing a very appealing escape from the humdrum hustle and grind.
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He's one of my best friends, and he's the grind father, you know what I mean?
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"He's just day-to-day at this point," Grizzlies coach David Fizdale told Grind City Media.
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This is because tiny meteorites hitting the moon help to grind down the boulders over time.
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We're not as patient as that group, but we grind at-bats and we foul pitches.
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These were brief moments where my coworkers and I had a break from our daily grind.
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The ability to grind out decent scores from bad swings is a hallmark of Woods's career.
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Morning ritual: grind the beans, make the coffee, scan the news, download photos, sound bites, tweets.
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Here's how to make it: Grind up three spoonfuls of Achiote seeds, the drink's star ingredient.
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The pace of the startup world after the slow grind of government made her head spin.
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But sometimes having that experience [in Isaan] makes you realize the grind and how to work.
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The waiter at my first restaurant job, who'd back me into corners and grind against me.
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The unlabeled kind is usually a medium grind, and that's one I usually end up with.
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It's malted barley that we grind to a fine flour and we finish them on that.
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He's back in the grind mode of when he was coming out of Lufkin High School!
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On Friday, the Yankees were feeling the full force of the grind of the baseball season.
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That&aposs something that Congress can do...and literally grind almost any war to a halt.
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Get a quality grinder: Once you have good, freshly roasted beans you need to grind them.
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Kirchner and her allies would grind to a halt now that she is back in power.
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I'd used it in the past to grind down feelings of hopelessness and frustration and loss.
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After a year or a year and a half, I can grind it into cedar flour.
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This would heighten anticipation and set the brand apart from the grind of the fashion pack.
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Is his brand of spring-loaded athleticism sustainable over the grind of an 82-game schedule?
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Be he alive or be he dead, I grind his bones to make my skin red!
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Wheels The daily commute is a real grind for most people, but not for Heather McLaughlin.
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Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, expects the group to continue to grind higher.
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Joe, java, jet fuel, go juice, the daily grind — whatever you call it, coffee is life.
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"It was an up-and-down game — the whole game was a grind-out," Durant said.
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Work on major legislation is expected to grind to a halt once the omnibus is passed.
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For everyone, it's a rare chance to turn off their phones and escape the daily grind.
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For example, "Back on the Grind" and "Pull Up" could refer to a variety of songs.
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"Keep up the grind," writes an old colleague from her time as an intern at CBS.
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Meanwhile, I have other busy friends who are getting burned out from the 24/7 grind.
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Tennis at this level is as grueling a mental test as it is a physical grind.
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Below, we will look at how you can use your KitchenAid stand mixer to grind meat.
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"Then going into the season trying to stay healthy, and that was a grind," he said.
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We're told he feels very centered, and he's excited about getting back in the studio grind.
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It's very difficult to grind out general election victories with Trump voters only in swing states.
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I think people should be able to slide by one another rather than grind their gears.
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Instead, there's just a slow grind upward that has to be based completely around intrinsic motivation.
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With the latest tariffs, purchases are likely to grind to a complete halt, traders and analysts said.
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We haven't played our best hockey for 60 minutes, but we've been able to grind things out.
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"It was just too far from home, and I was tired from the travel grind," she writes.
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That sounds like it's straight back to the grind for DeepMind now that the celebrations are over.
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Going along, day in and day out, at the office can feel like a never-ending grind.
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"He didn't actually grind up on my butt, but his hands were on my hips," she said.
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Work with countries like China and India to grind their emissions down under the Paris climate deal.
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Break the dough into small pieces and grind in a food processor until you have small crumbs.
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For us, we love operators, we love folks that have kinda been in the grind doing stuff.
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We've just got to go out there and continue to grind and put this one behind us.
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The sense of family forged in the daily grind of service provided him with sense of community.
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Solo travel isn't reserved for twentysomethings trying to escape the grind, or fortysomethings trying to find themselves.
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If you wanna say it's not exactly a cardiovascular workout, that's fine, but it's still a grind.
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Political parties were 'machines'—soulless constructions designed to withstand the daily grind of winning and holding power.
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At the very least, Mementos is an easy place to grind for levels and additional Persona masks.
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This was not the Prince who was there to bump and grind or play long guitar riffs.
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After her teacher left the room, a classmate began playing "Bump N' Grind," an R. Kelly song.
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" Oppenheim says Farrow "is clearly motivated not by a pursuit of truth, but an axe to grind.
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He was a friend, a fellow student athlete who knew my daily workout grind better than anyone.
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Today I kind of had to grind and I had my first scoreless outing of the season.
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The night guard is annoying, but I need it because I grind my teeth in my sleep.
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You go back two years ago and how hard we had to grind to crash one in.
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" Oppenheim said Farrow "is clearly motivated not by a pursuit of truth, but an axe to grind.
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I needed someone who was gonna lock their knees and dig in deep and grind in there.
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Collins's biggest challenge may be keeping everyone healthy as the long season inevitably turns into a grind.
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Most commonly, stress can make people more likely to grind their teeth, a condition known as bruxism.
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The grains will be bought by farmers, who will grind them into pellets for fish and cattle.
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As you grind on the dance floor and do a few shots, you're feeling decidedly more frisky.
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Even when you play online, it's stressful and a huge grind: Losing points is discouraging and frustrating.
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The mini-game eliminates Minecraft's resource grind by filling each map with chests containing randomly generated gear.
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When it comes to managing the daily grind, who has time to count every step they take?
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The WHO warns that operations could grind to a halt during a critical stage of the outbreak.
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A shovel full of Nike Grind, made from recycled tires and sneakers, being added to a field.
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We're on that money-saving grind so that one day we can buy property in the city.
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Self-driving trucks grind impassively around the gigantic open-pit mines, delivering the ore to the crushers.
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"There is nothing like adversity to fuel the fire, continue to grind, continue to work," he said.
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Hailey's clearly not letting that stop her from continuing to grind ... someone's gotta bring home the bacon.
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The number of minutes it should grind ought to be placed in the event's description: Happy caffeining!
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In the day to day grind he goes to the office and quickly gets overwhelmed with noise.
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Cost deters many, as does the grind of sticking to a dinner schedule made days in advance.
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Grind some black pepper over the top and spread about 1 cup of mornay over it all.
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The picture emerging from the first quarter shows most Macanese casinos rebalancing toward mass-market "grind" gambling.
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And judging from her latest Instagram, it's safe to assume the model is back to the grind.
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When Chris Reining became disillusioned with the 23-to-2000 grind, he realized he had another option.
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Maybe you're back on that morning grind to the office, in which case you have our condolences.
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But if Cleveland can't grind out a win over Golden State with Curry and Thompson shooting blanks?
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And the grind of an 82-game slate should only magnify the issue as the season continues.
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Drink a glass of wine, take a deep breath, and don't let the bastards grind you down.
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The game simply didn't have enough interlocked working parts to make me want to do that grind.
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DJ Khaled is so on his grind ... the man can't even slow down to change his clothes.
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I know throwing parties can be a thankless grind—are you excited and optimistic about the future?
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Our mentality as a fourth-line unit is to grind them down and hold onto the puck.
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Some people are prone to getting chipped teeth because they already grind their teeth, Dr. Kim says.
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The banks have cut risk and costs and raised fees in order to grind out decent profits.
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Hendon and Colonna-Dashwood's experiment revealed that chilled grains allow for a nice, fine, post-grind consistency.
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If you grind it very fine, you might end up with a purple rather than a blue.
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At the very least, it makes for a break from the pressures of the fashion week grind.
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They will grind you down, and in the process, they'll tell you to be civil about it.
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He would lie on top of her, and grind into her, as he did with Ms. Rain.
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Trout, 24, is too valuable a force in their lineup to risk the grind on his body.
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Judicial nominations The Senate is continuing to grind through Trump's appeals court picks at a record pace.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - British Airways' IT systems can grind to a halt without the help of hackers.
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So, wannabe-home barista, maybe you should know about the Chefman 4-Cup Grind & Brew Coffee Maker.
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We grind them up for pet food, fertilizer and cosmetics and we pound them into fish oil.
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But pretending to be someone else is all part of the normal daily grind as an actor.
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He delivers zingy asides throughout the movie, a bit of script decoration that leavens its grind significantly.
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As room temperatures vary and grinders heat up with use, the consistency of the resulting grind changes.
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The fact that one can find enough dry wood to grind into a fine powder baffles me.
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They have made something difficult — the grind of 82 games against other highly paid professionals — look effortless.
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That is in stark contrast to 2011, when gold's long, steady grind lower off record highs began.
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Maybe they should go back to that whole 'watch us grind this big pile of meat' thing.
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It was hard and covered the front teeth but separated the molars so that they wouldn't grind.
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I always knew eventually I'd have to come home and get back to the daily grind, though.
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We grind the chilli, mix it with water, and spray the coffee plants, like a natural pesticide.
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The challenge is mentally being ready for coaching's workaday, and the everyday grind that comes with it.
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It's different from the daily video grind of worrying about how many views a video will get.
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Start-ups are such a grind, and I don't have the family space to do that anymore.
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This fight, like every fight on every front against the Trump administration, was going to grind on.
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"I've worked with people who have an ax to grind, who have an agenda," he told me.
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Grind to a powder, then transfer to a bowl with the remaining ingredients and mix to combine.
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I figured I'd skate at it, ollie up, 50-50 grind for a foot, and hop off.
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Too often we get entangled in the D.C. grind and forget to focus on what matters most.
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"I'm definitely not going to miss that day-in, day-out grind, practicing, waking up," Hingis said.
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Spieth had a 183, and, while it was a grind, he had no gripes after the round.
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But now we understand the grind of going through it, and I think we learned from it.
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He loves longform content and calls his channel "TikTok on steroids" — part of the never-ending grind.
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Lines like "Don't let the bastards grind you down" are easy, it's what comes next that's hard.
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Grind a paste from garlic, ginger and chili peppers, and use it to coat the drained cabbage.
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"That's part of the grind of figuring out the correct and effective implementation of laws," she said.
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We knew this was going to be a tough game that we would have to grind out.
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Not every federally funded agency, program and service will grind to a halt -- just those considered nonessential.
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It's a sense of, I grind through my training and my runs, and sometimes it's really hard.
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That book detailed her abuse of cocaine and of Ritalin, which she would grind up and snort.
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Put whole spices in this cast-iron container, add the matching cup and turn it to grind.
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It was a grind year, and raw in the way that only war can be without letup.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Peralta began to tire of the rocker grind despite the successes of the Cobra Skulls.
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Today is a moving circuit where we run between the exercises — it's a bit of a grind.
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Dr. Grind memorizes the names of his dozens of "scientific family" members while running on his treadmill.
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The shutdown, however, doesn't mean every federally funded agency, program and service will grind to a halt.
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Summer is here, and millions of vacationers are taking to the skies to escape the work grind.
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On the other hand, that'll just be another excuse to get into the grind all over again.
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Once cool, grind the pods in a pestle and mortar until the seeds inside are ground down.
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It's not a subject anyone wants to write about unless they personally have some axes to grind.
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Like all periods of consolidation, the grind that the IBB is currently experiencing will have to resolve.
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"It's fun to be a part of, just seeing how guys grind out at-bats," Adams said.
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Mitch McConnell, the GOP's leader in the Senate, used filibusters to grind the Senate to a halt.
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That concept isn't supported only by those who have an ax to grind with the ultra-wealthy.
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Playing these guys is like a two-hour, 239-minutes, 983-second dental appointment; it's a grind.
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ABIGAIL MEISEL MORNING GRIND We get up around 7 and make French press coffee in the morning.
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After Northeastern, Rylan moved to New York and opened a coffee shop in East Harlem, Rise & Grind.
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With an ostrich-size nest egg, why does she persist with the constant travel and daily grind?
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Want to get out of the 40-hour-a-week grind and be your most productive self?
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It really pissed me off, but all it did was just get me more on my grind.
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But if I'm going to grind up some weed, I might just want to torch that shit.
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Soccer games and school concerts are a grind at the elementary level; later, they're a genuine pleasure.
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The positive is that if you're new to the game, there'll be plenty of things to grind for.
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The ice on ponds whoops, bangs and fizzes; glaciers "chatter" as they grind over different kinds of rock.
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No one calls me all day, so I am able to really focus on the quality-control grind.
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Europe's first quarter cocoa grind, a proxy for demand, rose 3.3% in the first quarter, industry data shows.
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If CPB attempted to check every shipment, they say it could potentially grind economic activity to a halt.
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You'd expect two players in a competitive tennis match to grind out every point, battling to the end.
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I remember staying home to grind on SAT prep while the rest of my family went on vacation.
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Tyrian purpleOur Stone Age ancestors learned they could grind up clay to create ochre, a rich, earthy red.
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The daily grind of governing will likely reveal tonight's Trump to be the exception rather than the rule.
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"It is going to be a grind-out game, I'm looking forward to it," said American Kevin Durant.
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I say this not to grind an axe with anyone in particular but to underscore a larger phenomenon.
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Grind the bugs up and use them as ingredients, though, and your customers might find them more palatable.
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Be open to the idea that your values and all that stuff, the grind, is not even real.
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With Ginuwine's "Pony" playing in the background, the four women bump and grind their way across the floor.
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It made me feel awesome to be able to remove the grind and unlock the game for people.
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Heat, sun, perhaps pollen, and the general merriment of the larger summertime population all really grind me down.
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There are few moments during the 9-to-5 grind as satisfying as noshing on our favorite snack.
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"The NBA's a lot more of a grind, a lot more games, a lot more hours," Laimbeer said.
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Aaron Carter's back to the grind since coming out as bisexual ... taking his talents to a gay bar.
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Admitting that your presidency will mostly be a rearguard battle, a unilateral executive grind, is not attractive politics.
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Senate Democrats are working to grind legislation to a standstill to pressure Mitch McConnell, the NY Times reports.
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The game gives you an idea, intentionally or not, of the existential grind of its fictional working class.
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So now, even when you're not chasing a higher-level, there's value again in Destiny's basic loot grind.
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Bottom line: Never be off of your ally grind — especially in a space where you are a guest.
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Some of that can be blamed on the grind of the season and the length of the playoffs.
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The grind behind the words The morning after winning his individual group, Tay explains what's behind those tears.
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A flat stone called a kyauk pyin is used to grind the bark into a milky yellow paste.
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She believes the polarized nature of today's politics requires a grind-it-out style to overcome entrenched opposition.
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Just like any other workplace, film sets can be a monotonous grind This scene is short, but pivotal.
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And, the rest of us, can celebrate those folks' happy return to the grind with free Chipotle too.
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But the "grit and grind" Memphis Grizzlies get props for a stark design that honors Civil Rights heroes.
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And Obama's first-term midterm elections also saw stocks grind higher after Republicans took control of the House.
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And it looks like the lawyers he hired really have a political axe to grind against Donald Trump.
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This silent coffee grinder uses a hand grinder and a strong motor to grind coffee slowly and quietly.
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Space-based synchronization would grind to a halt, affecting everything from the financial sector to the electrical grid.
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When the hype bubble inflates, critical thinking can grind to a halt, and the results can be calamitous.
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Government would grind to a halt if cabinet ministers simply told Mrs May it was time to go.
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" He expects the dollar's downward path to be "more of a grind", rather than an "impulsive shift lower.
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Phobia, the Californian underlords of grind, are poised to return with their sixth full length album, Lifeless God.
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I'm just going to grind it out, do what I have to do and, you know, give 110%.
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It's also earned a legion of haters for a boring, cynical style that slows play to a grind.
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A court fight could grind on for months, or years, pushing into the 2020 campaign season or beyond.
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Mr. Appel recalls an exhausting grind — part war zone, part marathon — that engulfed every member of his staff.
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Basically, the intention here is to make the game a grind and as unappealing to play as possible.
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They were professionals, in the objective independent sense, that they had no axe to grind to either side.
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The record was mixed by Toxic Holocaust's Joel Grind, and mastered by Dan Emery at Black Matter Mastering.
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This quick and easy mindfulness tip can help to alleviate some of the stress of the daily grind.
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Writing a thesis can certainly be a grind, and one student decided to celebrate finishing it in style.
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Having four children and just the tough grind of succeeding in the city — it just is all-consuming.
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And by continuing to retroactively grind his grievances with his critics, he has become a source of problems.
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Both the Magnfica S and Incanto grind, compress, brew, and dispense espresso with the tap of a button.
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Just make sure they have a fine grind and pack them tight if your machine has a portafilter.
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Watch and listen to what happened next -- the a cappella version of "Bump N' Grind" left no doubt.
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I try not to look at Harris' purpling features as I grind the stains out of the carpet.
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Not from anything huge, just the daily grind of a "completely mundane" day job, which he doesn't specify.
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It requires characters you care about deeply, and a tolerance for talking about the grind of such work.
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Is this your personal preference, or is there just more demand for death/grind in the Portuguese scene?
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It works on the court, and helps him keep things moving as he adjusts to the N.B.A. grind.
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Since Purdue made it more difficult to grind OxyContin pills, prescriptions have reportedly plummeted by forty per cent.
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All of Spieth's physical skills will not save him here; it is a mental grind, hole by hole.
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Hard-working capitalists who affect chill vibes might grind the gears of people opposed to, ya know, hypocrisy.
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They grind almonds for milk and spin soy into cheese, ice cream and even some passable meat substitutes.
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Buried beneath the traffic deluge designed to grind a target's web traffic to a halt are ransom notes.
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There's no plot here but the slow, inevitable grind of deck chairs shuffling on an aggravated, unfair planet.
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The defense lawyers return to the grind, having earned just enough to hold them until the next client.
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Klum appears back on the work grind after enjoying some time off during the holidays…and getting engaged!
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Scorning the grind of steady chronological progress, he jerks us onward and makes us fill in the gaps.
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This additional cost, on top of our already thin margins, could very well grind the Strand into bankruptcy.
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Too many people grind away for money, dying of heart attacks because they sacrificed themselves and their health.
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Ms. Olivieri seemed to be on a perpetual search for surfaces to pull off a 50-50 grind.
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TL;DR: Get the time-saving Chefman 4-Cup Grind & Brew Coffee Maker for $75, a 24% savings.
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Milling has traditionally been used to reduce particle sizes, for example, by geologists to grind rock into powder.
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But Anderson managed to grind his way to an NFL career, capped by Sunday's Super Bowl 50 win.
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But, as Vox points out, cutting them off would cause the entire economy to grind to a halt.
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""It didn't honestly grind my gears until I saw the lawsuit, to be fair," Moan told "ET Live.
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Moly-Cop, which makes steel balls to grind ore, operates mostly in the United States and Latin America.
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"The game has become so fast, and become such a grind, that guys get worn down," he said.
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Some could've been written by employees with an ax to grind, or those whose experiences were not common.
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"It was a grind, but it's the type of game that playoff teams have to win," Fiddler said.
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Her works bring pictorial expression to the fatigue of the daily grind mixed with Kyung Me's debilitating boredom.
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It was a daily grind, Mientkiewicz said, to try to get Sano into the right frame of mind.
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I grind it, mix it into the dough, braid the dough, bake it, and you eat it together.
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For the Memphis Grizzlies over the past half-decade, Grit And Grind has been a way of life.
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According to these sources, the person who stole the code didn't have an axe to grind with Apple.
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It seems like going that route, living on the road, is a great way to grind yourself down.
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With Godflesh, we sampled the seminal rave tune "Stakker Humanoid" in 1990 bringing the rave to the grind.
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All you need is a pinch of salt and a grind of pepper, and you're at peak beef.
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In a spice or coffee grinder, grind the spice mix to a powder, working in batches if necessary.
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And that majority, under McConnell's gleefully nihilist direction, would grind the judicial nomination process almost to a halt.
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THE GRIND On the walk home, I stop in at the Boogie cafe again, where I meet James.
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His two offensive rebounds were particular gut punches, allotting Virginia 30 more seconds to grind down North Carolina.
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Adolescence becomes, for many, a grind of test-taking and extracurricular activities that leaves kids anxious and exhausted.
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There's a filthy grind in Bangkok, everyone grinding for a dollar, so there's that feeling you get there.
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As county records office around the country shutdown, title searches and deed filings will grind to a halt.
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You have to grind through the leveling-up of bad dates and endless swiping to actually have intercourse.
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It's "hard" because your attention has to grind on this impenetrable object made up of pseudo-symbolic vignettes.
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Think of the Bad Boys Pistons, the Showtime Lakers, the Jail Blazers, or the Grit N' Grind Grizzlies.
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Carr was not quite his electric best, but still managed to grind out a win over quality competition.
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So how do you know when to grind out your goal and when to quit it and pivot?
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Once you're back to the daily grind and you're hiring again, those documents will be ready to use.
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The daily grind has weighed on Rappler's young reporters, many of whom have received death and rape threats.
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You'll be able to get started on that grind when the game comes to Switch on Oct. 15.
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I hope that by me joining Faze, they will take their grind more seriously and believe in themselves.
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You'll have to pay your capitalist overlord Tom Nook and grind for bells to complete projects around town.
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But Mboweni said the government's focus for now was on ensuring the economy "doesn't grind to a halt".
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I love when we can take a moment away from the daily grind to better understand the universe.
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"It's been a tough grind here," Girardi said after the game, which lasted four hours and 29 minutes.
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"In terms of the underlying corporate fundamentals, we think that stock prices ought to continue to grind higher."
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That goal, Sebastiana Lopez says, is worth the grind of six days a week leading her crew team.
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But McIlroy has repeatedly said that he would prefer that the grind of a long season eased up.
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The Cavaliers are humming offensively but they typically flourish in this building when the game is grind-y.
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If you're scratching and clawing to get into this roster, or get into the lineup, it's a grind.
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And can they really expect to play this way over the grind of a seven-game playoff series?
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Grind pork butt with veggies, cooked chicken livers, and any juice left in pan in a meat grinder.
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Charleston — The Cougars play at one of the slowest paces in America and grind out every possession. 54.
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It was a four hour and 10-minute grind against Nadal and Zverev was another gut-wrenching effort.
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But if you use a burr grinder that lets you dial in the grind size, that's ideal. Right?
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If you'd asked me to imagine a cool place to grind at, I might instinctively describe this place.
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"It doesn't grind to a complete halt, but you can imagine that people are not out," Walsh explained.
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She's an up-and-comer with a new Rolex and has grown tired of the New York grind.
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And that concept isn&apost supported only by those with an ax to grind with the ultra-wealthy.
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As you grind the phone scratches, check often to make sure there is no damage on the screen.
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If this intricate infrastructure is not kept informed about changes, the aid system will grind to a halt.
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They've tested meetups with organizations like Startup Grind alongside events like AMAs with venture capitalists like Tim Draper.
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" Grind himself is "the initial subject of what became known as the Constant Friction Method of Child Rearing.
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Now, after nearly two years away from the political spotlight, he's back on the campaign grind for Democrats.
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And while she has attracted considerable attention, policymaking in Congress remains a long, slow grind dominated by insiders.
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You can do your best to vet your candidates and prepare them for the grind of a campaign.
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Or is this anti-humanist attitude the most efficient way to embrace our profit driven, property-centered grind?
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Consider investing in a ground coffee you love — or even a bag of beans that you grind yourself.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with writers having the umpteenth insight into the dreadful grind of the terrible twos.
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"We see several catalysts that should enable the stock to grind higher from current levels," analyst Amit Daryanani said.
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If you do a coarse, or even medium, grind there is almost zero sediment remaining when brewing is completed.
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He is refusing to accept donations from lobbyists or corporate political action committees, which has made fundraising a grind.
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"It was a grind tonight, they play very tight and there was not much room out there," Gourde said.
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At this point in Destiny's life, the loot grind — the epic quest for more things — doesn't cut it anymore.
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"I know how much of a grind this is at this point, especially down several guys," Kerr told reporters.
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My job was to take long tubes out of a big vat of oil, and grind down the edges.
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But de Lima said the government pressured those convicts to testify and have an "ax" to grind against her.
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The sheer volume of work in writing self-selects for the people who are willing to grind it out.
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Deadly attacks and defiant statements from the Islamist terror group indicate that the eight-year battle will grind on.
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"I dream it, I work hard, I grind 'til I own it..." the caption reads, quoting the unforgettable song.
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It's cool that you've found a way to stay in poker without having to be on that ridiculous grind.
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"It was a real grind," said Handré Pollard, the South African flyhalf, who was named player of the match.
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It is the sheer grind of the job, as much as fraught policy decisions, which leave their mark. 27.
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"This tournament often feels like there's six rounds with how the weekend grind is," said the 24-year-old.
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If you need to grind for orbs you can simply play through levels again on a higher difficulty level.
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When Grand Theft Auto Online launched, I used to grind the bicycle race "American Cycle" for hours on end.
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The music there, however, provided a much-needed break in pace with less bump-and-grind and more melody.
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In other words, there's plenty of grind here, even without the advantage of literally hundreds of pokémon to catch.
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"I guarantee you the eventual nominee sure wishes it was over now, because this is a grind," he said.
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Everyone, however, seemed excited to be here — even if that means bringing sleeping bags for the all-night grind.
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This gives players access to some high level content without necessitating the grind found in most role-playing games.
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This was a wild week between work travel, the wedding, bachelorette events, dog duty, and the standard daily grind.
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In the last omnibus, Level Grind, a geeky sorceress named Jade Crow confronted her ex-boyfriend and was defeated.
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I make oatmeal and grind coffee beans in my ancient Magic Bullet and pray my roommates don't wake up.
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I did that intentionally: The track right after "Fired Up" is "On My Grind," which is definitely trap-influenced.
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Under new leadership, the CFPB's rulemaking efforts will grind to a halt and its enforcement agenda will dramatically diminish.
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I'd also grind my teeth in my sleep due to work stress and wake up with a sore jaw.
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Compared to the intense grind of NYC life, Los Angelinos seem to have the whole wellness lifestyle under control.
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"Finally back on my #grind," Thorne captioned the photo collage, in which she wears a two-piece workout set.
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Plus, it involves growling and acting like a convincing monster-movie beast while trying to grind away on someone.
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Then the rest of the time, I'm back to the grind of making sure s— is taken care of.
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The question of how to regulate the Irish border has caused Brexit-EU negotiations to grind to a halt.
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Another cash-strapped oil producer, Gabon, has all but drained its crude reserves amid a slow grind in production.
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TechCrunch's Steve O'Hear giving Nested's Matt Robinson (pictured right) a hard time at Startup Grind London earlier this year.
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It has a commanding seating position, light steering and a suspension clearly aimed at soaking up the urban grind.
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It's still a time-consuming process, but nowhere close to the grind serious VGC players faced in the past.
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Do a diligent cuttings job and interview anyone who has some dirt to dish or an axe to grind.
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It didn't take long after Williams gave birth in September for her to get back on the workout grind.
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Apart from the occasional spectacular moment, it's a high-casualty grind—one where small sacrifices add up to victory.
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If the U.S. hold-up continues, the court might grind to a standstill by the end of next year.
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And, it's a nice reminder that human beings are behind the coffee that get us through our daily grind.
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"We see a repeat as unlikely and a narrower path for a grind higher," Turnill said in a note.
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"My attitude all along has been it's going to be a steady grind upwards, and nothing dramatic," he said.
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You need fresh, high quality beans and you need to spend some time experimenting to get the grind right.
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It's no longer taboo for people to ditch the daily 9-to-5 grind and start their own business.
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In addition to Artificial Brain, he spends time in the grind band, Buckshot Facelift, and the OSDM band, Afterbirth.
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If the BLM moves ahead, they say, new renewable energy development on federal land will grind to a halt.
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It's not a game that is going to grind you down, difficulty wise, unless you really want it to.
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But we came out and were able to grind it out and get some stops at the (defensive) end.
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You're using the site for the reason Mark Zuckerberg intended: 6003-word screeds about things that grind your gears.
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And you're going to need to grind it to a particular fineness, and that could be coarser or finer.
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"I don't want to work that hard," he joked, acknowledging the grind of filling airtime on a daily basis.
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Thankfully this hammer, which is actually a pestle used to grind up spices, is to crack open my lunch.
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In the interview, both parties admit that marriage is tough, but they're willing to commit to the daily grind.
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But this Congress will be consumed by the investigations into Trump, which could grind legislative progress to a halt.
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Regardless, U.S. stocks continue to grind higher amid increasing hope that Republicans can move forward with tax reform legislation.
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It could set the race to autonomy back years, and grind a lot of this momentum to a halt.
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But my ego, my ego was telling me yes," he added, a play on Kelly's song "Bump N' Grind.
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Peugeot's Paris u'Select 9-inch PepperandSalt Millsset the gold standard with their gorgeous, durable design and adjustable grind settings.
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"I think the markets can grind higher from here," said Manash Goswami, portfolio manager at First Asset Investment Management.
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Fear-seeking can also be a way to test yourself, or to escape — albeit temporarily — from your daily grind.
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Try to remove large pieces of lint or dust — don't just blindly grind it too hard against the sides.
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For the first time in perhaps decades, Grace Coddington isn't part of the grind of New York Fashion Week.
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