Scrape flesh off bone, remove sinews, and grind into flakes.
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Cool, then transfer to a spice grinder and grind into a power. 2.
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Cool completely, then grind into a powder and mix with the cumin and paprika.
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" According to Bella, he replied, "Yes, but you probably don't, like, grind into each other.
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Grind into a powder and transfer to a large bowl; set spice mixture aside. 4.
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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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The fact that one can find enough dry wood to grind into a fine powder baffles me.
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It's a fun thought experiment for people who grew up escaping the daily grind into games like Final Fantasy.
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"I'm recycling all of this emotion and this feeling," BJ says of channeling his multi-year grind into contemporary creativity.
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As its jaws grind into the wall of rock ahead, conveyor belts carry the rubble out to the tunnel's opening.
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Our politicians, eager to reduce the cost of providing a social security, grind into us the notion that idleness is a great sin.
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Though Mika realizes that Kiki is missing very quickly, it takes a long time for the gears of the search to grind into motion.
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When the national shitshow eventually seemed to grind into predictability, if not become normalized outright, in the last months of the year, I tried to catch up.
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For hundreds of millions of years Africa has seen little of the tectonic activity that provides fresh rock for the wind and rain to grind into fertile soils.
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The receiver uses their arms and legs to wrap around the giver and hold them tight, and both partners use their arms and hips to grind into each other.
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Grind into the floor with the palm of your hands and slide the rags forward as you lower your hips toward the floor until your chest reaches the floor.
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Grind into the floor with the palm of your hands and slide one rag out to the side while simultaneously sliding one away from the body up toward your head.
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But they are not worms; rather, they are elongated clams that grind into wood with microscopic teeth, and digest the wood with the help of symbiotic bacteria living in their cells.
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The powdered blend requires a ritualistic preparation (using the included wooden spoon to scoop the fine grind into a dish before mixing it with hydrosol, water, or aloe vera) that feels as relaxing as the mask itself.
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Given that metals are already at or below the cost of production and factories have low inventories as the seasonally strongest quarter for manufacturing gets ready to grind into gear, traders are betting prices can't go much lower.
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While highly successful business incubators like WeWork and Plug and Play also sometimes incorporate community building events, corporate events and lecture series like Startup Grind into their spaces, investment in these models is not the norm, it's the exception.
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From there, Carcass grew as musicians and songwriters, and, over their next several albums, took their style beyond the grind into new complexities, experimentations, and melody, with bassist/vocalist Jeff Walker's vivid medical terminology-laced lyrics adding to the fun.
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LONDON/DUBLIN (Reuters) - Britain is likely to enter arduous talks on its exit from the European Union without a deal to keep Prime Minister Theresa May in power as negotiations with a Northern Irish "kingmaker" party grind into a second week.
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Grind into the floor with the palm of your hands and slide the rags out to the sides away from the body, keeping your arms moving out across the nipple line, allowing your hips to move towards the floor until your chest reaches the bottom.
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But eight days after President-elect Donald J. Trump won election in a stunning upset, surprising even himself, the process of transferring power from the Obama administration to the Trump administration has yet to grind into motion, delayed by a series of shake-ups at Trump Tower that have sown confusion and discord.
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Essentially Hernandez-Cerrone will likely come down to whether Hernandez can actually get in Cerrone's face and fluster him with striking, or whether he will try to float around on the outside or grind into lengthy periods of fence wrestling as he has in his last two UFC bouts—both styles which seem to play into Cerrone's established strengths.
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" Complex. Complex, August 28, 2013. Web. July 30, 2014. ."Singer Remakes R. Kelly's ‘Bump And Grind’ Into Gospel Song - CBS Atlanta.
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The plant is used for cure fractured bones in Ayurvedic medicine, where they are grind into a paste with some other medicinal herbs.
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Goetz, W., et al. 2005. Indication of drier periods on Mars from the chemistry and mineralogy of atmospheric dust. Nature: 436.62-65. Because the Rock Abrasion Tool (RAT) found it easy to grind into the bedrocks, it is thought that the rocks are much softer than the rocks at Gusev crater.
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Goetz, W., et al. 2005. "Indication of drier periods on Mars from the chemistry and mineralogy of atmospheric dust". Nature: 436.62-65. Because the Rock Abrasion Tool (RAT) found it easy to grind into the bedrock, it is thought that the rocks are much softer than the rocks at Gusev Crater.
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Goetz, W., et al. 2005. Indication of drier periods on Mars from the chemistry and mineralogy of atmospheric dust. Nature: 436.62-65. Because the Rock Abrasion Tool (RAT) found it easy to grind into the bedrocks, it is thought that the rocks are much softer than the rocks at Gusev crater.
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Goetz, W., et al. 2005. Indication of drier periods on Mars from the chemistry and mineralogy of atmospheric dust. Nature: 436.62–65. Because the Rock Abrasion Tool (RAT) found it easy to grind into the bedrocks, it is thought that the rocks are much softer than the rocks at Gusev crater.
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The plant was used as a traditional Native American medicinal plant, and as a food source, by the indigenous peoples of California, including the Cahuilla people, Kumeyaay people (Diegueno), and Ohlone people.University of Michigan, Dearborn; Ethnobotany of Juniperus californica They gathered the berries to eat fresh and to grind into meal for baking.
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For several centuries, farmers knew that certain nutrients were essential for plant growth. In different parts of the world, farmers developed different methods of fertilizing the farmland. In China, human waste was scattered in rice fields. In nineteenth-century Europe, gangs of English graverobbers roamed the Continent, searching for skeletons to grind into fertilizer.
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In Lithuanian language sumala means something that is milled, miltai means flour and malti means to mill, while semolina in Lithuanian language is manai. The words simila, semidalis, groat, and grain may all have similar proto-Indo-European origins as two Sanskrit terms for wheat, samita and godhuma, or may be loan words from the Semitic root smd – to grind into groats (cf. ').
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Raw biomass cannot be used directly in the pulverised coal mills as it is difficult to grind into fine powder due to caking. However, torrefaction makes it possible for biomass to replace coal. The hot flue gas of existing coal-fired power stations can be used as a heat source for torrefaction, so that biomass can be cofired with coal. Surplus agriculture/crop residue biomass is beginning to be used for this purpose.
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Iris kashmiriana has been used as a medicinal plant in folk medicine. Normally, just the rhizome has been used, but the whole plant has also been used. The rhizome is peeled and dried, then it is grind into powder and can be mixed with oil to make a paste. The paste along with common salt is applied for rheumatism, or applied externally for joints pain, and is also applied on inflammatory skin disease and on wounds for desired results.
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Raw biomass can not be used in the pulverised coal mills as they are difficult to grind into fine powder due to caking property of raw biomass. However biomass can be used after Torrefaction in the pulverised coal mills for replacing imported coal. North west and southern regions can replace imported coal use with torrefied biomass where surplus agriculture/crop residual biomass is available. Biomass power plants can also get extra income by selling the Renewable Purchase Certificates (RPC).
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Pacific Northwest tribes crafted seafaring dugouts long for fishing. Farmers in the Eastern Woodlands tended fields of maize with hoes and digging sticks, while their neighbors in the Southeast grew tobacco as well as food crops. On the Plains, some tribes engaged in agriculture but also planned buffalo hunts in which herds were driven over bluffs. Dwellers of the Southwest deserts hunted small animals and gathered acorns to grind into flour with which they baked wafer-thin bread on top of heated stones.
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Leifeng Pagoda was one of the ten sights of the West Lake because of the Legend of the White Snake. Later, due to a superstition that the bricks from the tower could repel illness or prevent miscarriage, many people stole bricks from the tower to grind into powder. On the afternoon of September 25, 1924, the pagoda finally collapsed due to disrepair. As for whether there was a mausoleum below, this was debated for years until radar was used to investigate.
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Raw biomass is not suitable for use in the pulverised coal mills as they are difficult to grind into fine powder due to caking problem. However 100% biomass can be fired after Torrefaction in the pulverised coal mills for replacing imported coal. Torrefied biomass plants can be integrated with existing pulverised coal-fired power stations using the available hot flue gas as heat source. Cofiring dry biomass up to 20% heat input with coal is also possible directly in pulverised coal-fired power stations without facing caking problem.
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