Perky Jerky Turkey Original, 2.2 ounce bags (Pack of 12)I won't begrudge any lovers of Turkey Jerky, but if you call your product Perky Jerky and its not caffeinated jerky, you're misleading people.
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These guys know how to write a jerky-jerky post punk songs.
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Combine protein and spice with Savage Jerky Co's Carolina-Reaper-infused beef jerky.
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WYOMING: Buffalo jerky or "cowboy jerky" is a major draw in the Frontier State.
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The Pioneer Woman Grain Free Natural Jerky Dog Treats Chicken & Apple Recipe Jerky Strips, $5.48; walmart.
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The company is not shy when it comes to inventive flavors; it also makes cabernet-rosemary beef jerky and basil-citrus turkey jerky: Pink Peppercorn Beef Jerky, $5.99 for 2.7 ounces, kravejerky.com.
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There are lots of trendy jerky brands these days (like New Primal, Krave Jerky, Think Jerky, and even Trader Joe's) with enticing flavors, so there's bound to be something that you find appetizing.
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"It depends on the brand, but beef jerky could be a bit higher in fat than chicken or turkey jerky, so I'd recommend to pick a jerky that best meets your [dietary] goals," she says.
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If you're looking for a healthy jerky treat your dog will love, try Primal Organic Chicken Nibs Jerky Treats.
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"Jerky is manly, jerky is kind of rednecky and jerky can even be kind of offensive if people don't know what it is," said Troy Link, chief executive of Link Snacks, a family-owned snack food business.
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Three Jerks Jerky, from $25.89 (3-pack), available at AmazonThree Jerks makes an upscale version of a classic snack: beef jerky.
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It's a new beef jerky called "Lorissa's Kitchen" and it's not the shoe leathery truck stop beef jerky of days of yore.
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Last but not least, the beverage is completed with the "Jerky Twist," which is literally a piece beef jerky placed on top.
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I saw packs of dried squid parts, habanero pork, beef sticks, salamis, roasted pork jerky, pork-tongue jerky, dried salmon, and more.
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After participants saw either "sexy images" or scenery, in the first part of the study, they chose between beef jerky and vegan jerky.
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"I am a big jerky fan and my girlfriend recently brought home some Kirkland brand jerky," one Reddit poster wrote in a 2013 post.
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Salmon jerky has long been a staple in the Pacific Northwest, and it has made its way to the snack aisle, even with jerky for pets.
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Purveyors of upscale jerky have gotten in on the act, including chocolate maker Hershey Co which acquired premium beef jerky maker Krave Pure Foods early last year.
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If Best Beef Jerky has an ethos, it's to keep shops like these open, and show the world that there is real value in taking jerky seriously.
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The slogan for Lone Star Western Beef Jerky is "This ain't no wimpy city slicker beef jerky," and apparently the company doesn't want any wimpy city slicker employees either.
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He has a thing for weird food and dried meat, so I brought him horse jerky and octopus jerky (which looks like an octopus that's been run over by a car).
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The reasons were twofold: Jerky was a relatively healthier choice compared to the garbage he was eating, and more importantly, there weren't any other full-time jerky critics on the internet.
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We're no strangers to eating jerky for breakfast here at Extra Crispy, but there's something about putting your morning serving of beef jerky inside your cup of coffee that seems a little extreme.
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"It's a jerky thing to do," he told BuzzFeed News.
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However, some users complained about the feature being quite jerky.
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I mean, what's not to love about cheese and jerky?
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It might sound jerky, but this is easier for men.
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They were jerky, odd movements, resembling a newborn's startle reflexes.
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Rosita paired off with Spencer, beef jerky stroganoff chef extraordinaire.
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So that left us with a bunch of jerky footage.
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"This makes excellent jerky," he said, dusting off the root.
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Sterling appears to resist and the camera view becomes jerky.
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Through the embers of that mistake, Chase perfected his recipe and forged ahead to create Louisville Vegan Jerky Company, the first of its kind to offer hand-crafted vegan jerky in the United States.
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" Oh, and "fear and exhaustion gives the jerky a delicious tang.
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I get beef jerky, pretzels, chips, Sour Patch Kids, and popcorn.
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She likes jerky treats, and she really likes anchovies a lot.
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Their investments include Bai drinks, Chef's Cut jerky, and Austin Eastciders.
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The dialogue can be stilted and the plotting can be jerky.
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The results are something like a smoked jerky and completely perfect.
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I got beef jerky, trail mix, and some Swisher blunt wraps.
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He shows me Facebook comments from people raving about the jerky.
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"The whole sequence was very herky jerky and bizarre," he said.
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True Gentlemen Korean BBQ Jerky is not part of the partnerships.
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We found a shelf that was practically exploding with beef jerky.
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The beef jerky has been described as both 'worthwhile' and 'tender'
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The jerky, smoked in British Columbia, is chewy, briny and satisfying.
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Let me just say, I've met a lot of jerky people.
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Frank Bruni What a herky-jerky mess our federal government is.
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Its violent shifts of mood have disguised the musicians' jerky playing.
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"I'm hoping to keep the 'craft jerky' concept alive," Johnson says.
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He returned nearly an hour later, his movements jerky, eyes glazed.
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Others, like Google's Pixel, use software to try and stabilize jerky movements.
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There's a wide variety of flavors and types of jerky out there.
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The stops and starts give the tapes an occasional herky-jerky feel.
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U.S. jerky sales totaled $1.5 billion for the 52 weeks ended Aug.
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Potato chips and beef jerky have gained popularity too in recent decades.
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It's why beef jerky doesn't spoil as quickly as a juicy steak.
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"One Jump Ahead" is slow and jerky, and begins with no fanfare.
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Jerky movements are smoothed out, and fast ones slowed down, he says.
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She seems scared of the turkey jerky hanging above the cash register.
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Even Vivian, Elle's rival, chooses her burgeoning friendship over her jerky boyfriend.
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PETA staff drove to the site and handed the extremists vegan jerky.
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But does the world really need reef jerky or medicated pizza sauce?
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"It's total b——-," Michaels tells PEOPLE at an event for Krave Jerky.
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Werdum's striking was herky-jerky, but his constant aggression was a killer.
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"They don't like it when jerky hipsters come in," Ms. Dodero said.
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The camera was jerky, handheld, John walking it down an empty hallway.
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Sydney: It looks more like beef jerky than it does a sausage.
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At one point, the garbage collector is taunted by a jerky kid.
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Front Burner Wild Alaskan Salmon Jerky from Fishpeople comes in four flavors.
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Now, thanks to the jerky jury, we'll never get to see it.
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This is the state of luxury right now: chaotic, young, herky-jerky.
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I then go get jerky, seeds, and gum before heading to CoreBox.
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Sasse offered beef jerky that's stashed in his desk to other senators.
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Walls of its branded snacks, including delicious beef jerky and caramel popcorn.
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The texture, verging on jerky, can also be a challenge to outsiders.
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Paula's movements as a crack addict are instantly recognizable — so herky jerky.
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His friends mourn the loss of someone they describe as a real character: good looking but perennially single, always exploring, even landing a beef jerky sponsorship that gave him all the free jerky he could eat for his travels.
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I have a few mandarin oranges, pumpkin bread, fruit jerky, and some water.
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On the way, I snack on some almonds and a turkey jerky stick.
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The original Mavic Pro, by comparison, feels a bit jerky in the air.
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It's a herky-jerky combination of spin moves, step backs, and physical force.
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"You watched some of your clients do some really jerky things," echoed Sen.
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It was the unmistakable chew and smoke of jerky—this time, cruelty-free.
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Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who retired in 2006, used to bring beef jerky.
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Hershey, for instance, bought Krave and got into the increasingly popular jerky business.
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Beef jerky was the dominant flavor, and I couldn't really taste the bourbon.
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It was hot and tender and had a peppery quality almost like jerky.
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The couple makes porcelain bowls, tofu, liquors, jerky, sausages, and Chinese herbal brews.
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And the most tear-jerky, in a way, was when I left him.
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Kyrie Irving was Little Poison, doing his herky-jerky Earl the Pearl routine.
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The free sample spree continues in the basement with some tasty beef jerky.
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Musically, it's a pubescent growth spurt — sudden, jerky and accompanied by a sneer.
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They have great dried meat — the biltong — which is like a beef jerky.
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Sometimes his movements were herky-jerky, as if he were absorbing invisible blows.
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It's got a little beef jerky taste to it, so it's not bad.
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Within three months, sales hit $23 million, or over 2000,22017 bags of jerky.
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The State of the Union address was a herky-jerky testament to that.
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"I look up jerky brands in each town and meet them," he says.
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My manly breakfast consisted of a raw egg, a Monster energy drink, and what I thought was beef jerky but actually turned out to be pork jerky but I actually meant to do that because men don't admit to mistakes.
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"I've been told by old-school business guys that the things I want to do aren't possible," Chase says, speaking particularly about his Jerky of the Month Club (think Loot Crate for vegan jerky) and using only American-made products.
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It was actually two Russian pranksters known locally as the Jerky Boys of Russia.
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Photo: Ryan F. MandelbaumNewport Jerky, a vendor of exotic dried meats, distributes the worms.
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Olivia put me to work cutting up charkay, jerky she made from her sheep.
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Artisan meats like chorizo, jerky, and charcuterie arrive monthly in a faux-wood box.
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In one video, Eric tears into a garbage bag like a dog into jerky.
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But if he can't, the perception and reality of herky-jerky chaos will reign.
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You can buy weed-infused pasta sauce, chewing gum, beef jerky... even vegan caviar.
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A food product that I previously had no idea even existed: Cocoburg's Coconut Jerky.
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Their jerky progress towards the negotiating table in recent weeks is an ominous portent.
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Salty snacks are growing 6 percent, cookies/crackers 6 percent and jerky 5 percent.
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Salty snacks are growing 2400 percent, cookies/crackers 215 percent and jerky 003 percent.
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There are entire storefronts dedicated to yak jerky and quite a handful of slaughterhouses.
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Yet it reflects the uncharted, herky-jerky way that Florida came to be Florida.
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Whatever we shoot, we keep and eat the meat or use it for jerky.
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For "Station Agent," his producers gave out beef jerky as the film's party favor.
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If it seems Tyson Fury is acting a bit "jerky" before his big Feb.
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Price: $2110.00 Make zero-effort jerky and dried fruits in just a few hours.
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Now, Three Jerks Jerky is focusing on new growth with brick and mortar retailers.
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A chock-full freight won't feel sick if the ride is jerky, for example.
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Mohammed, jerky with nerves, had leapt to his feet to look towards the noise.
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The jerky comes in three styles: Original, which has a subtle coconut flavor, is a trifle hot-sweet; Ginger Teriyaki is musky, salty and spicy; and Chili Lime is tart and delivers some fire: Cocoburg Coconut Jerky, $5.99 for 1.5 ounces at coconutjerky.net.
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The jerky stops and starts also sometimes partly derailed the beavers, severing the electrical connection.
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And nowadays, nutrition experts agree that beef jerky can be a wonderful, delicious, snack, too.
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But the fact that jerky is packaged and preserved is also part of its problem.
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I also buy some beef jerky and a bag of chips from the vending machine.
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"Lone Star has broken the mold when it comes to beef jerky!" the website proclaims.
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Front Burner Smoked salmon candy from Acme Smoked Fish is sweeter than your average jerky.
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But coming in at number three is a very, er, unexpected present: Beef jerky bouquets.
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A dog that is agitated will have more jerky movement or no movement at all.
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Her eyes were closed most of the time, her body shuddering from jerky, involuntary movements.
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Nor did undersupply lead to jerky pricing, though there was some volatility the following day.
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Perhaps one of the most polarizing products in the snack-sphere: A bag of jerky.
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There were rarely any easily accessible bathrooms or places to buy sodas or beef jerky.
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Going after Belfort with his herky jerky striking, Sakuraba repeatedly tricked Belfort into eating strikes.
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"I Mind" boasts a staggering amount of vocal loops that envelop the herky-jerky percussion.
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Now, as consumers clamor for foods high in protein, jerky has become a popular option.
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"Beef jerky, oatmeal, rice, pasta, dried fruits, nuts ... is what we survived on," Appel said.
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Also, there is a thick, musty smell that acts as a balm to jerky nerves.
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You can also add things like jerky, dips, sauces, and sweets to your weekly shipment.
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While there, he had the idea to sell the jerky to golfers, according to Inc.
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Second, you have lots of places to smuggle snacks, from butt jerky to boob chocolate.
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A Waymo One taxi tested by Reuters last week proved slow and jerky at times.
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Back at the car, we assess our failures over a meal of beef jerky and granola.
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The controversial ingredient MSG (monosodium glutamate) is also found in some brands of jerky, Dunn says.
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By measures of "bad experiences" like hard stops and jerky driving, the fleet is getting worse.
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But one time I ate my dog&aposs food, because I thought it was beef jerky.
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I can tell you as a veteran bug eater that earthworm jerky does not taste good.
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He recalls a herky-jerky system that would beep to prompt him to stop mid-answer.
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David's not looking her in the eye though, he's grinding down on a piece of jerky.
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The pedal assist never felt too jerky or too weak, even on my prototype test bike.
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Apparently, he makes for less than tasty jerky, so Mama orders her sons to kill him.
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It's been a little herky-jerky and sometimes feels like a TV series stuck on shuffle.
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I tried many others and consistently found them to feel much more jerky, wobbly, and unpredictable.
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This bouquet is made entirely out of jerky sticks with four flavors of exotic meat. Strange?
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Additional food items, like trail mix, jerky and Tate's chocolate-chip cookies, are available for purchase.
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The founders experimented with all different cuts of meat and seasonings to make the perfect jerky.
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Women, overall, were less likely to choose beef jerky, even if they had seen sexy images.
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Products included: Doritos, baby food, beef jerky, coffee creamer, Goldfish crackers, and miniature Tabasco hot sauce.
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By the end of the day, they may taste less like steak and more like jerky.
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Ethel's Club has a spacious kitchen that offers snacks like non-GMO popcorn and vegan "jerky."
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Dick, whom Mr. Bacon plays as dry as jerky, is her opposite: coolly dismissive and laconic.
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The first box also comes with some other fun treats, like a bag of chicken jerky.
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The jerky-gestural rhythm of the initial phrase of its opening male solo is immediately jarring.
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Instead of a Thanksgiving meal, he ate a stick of beef jerky in his pickup truck.
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Healthy, sustainable foods were not the top priority; conquering space while eating jerky-shaped matter was.
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But instead of hanging up his blog for good, he decided to pivot to beef jerky.
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All three of these sweeties have Cerebellar Hypoplasia, a neurological condition which causes jerky and uncoordinated movements.
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KRAVE has introduced a bar featuring dried fruit and quinoa with either turkey, beef or pork jerky.
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His campaign even called down to Lewright's to send up some pasta salad, hot sandwiches and jerky.
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Hence those herky-jerky robots, including three pairs of disembodied legs kicking and flailing above the stage.
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I was also being careful about how I moved around — avoiding making any fast or jerky movements.
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I always cross my fingers in hopes that the kitchen isn't out of my favorite beef jerky.
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Unless you're really passionate about making your own beef jerky, go ahead and pass on this trend.
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His jerky hip tilt now resembles the uneasy gait of someone who has suffered a fractured pelvis.
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She looked away at the wall, shaking her head in a jerky, humming motion as I talked.
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The broader meat snack category, which includes sticks and millennial-favorite, jerky, is a $2.89 billion business.
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Though some dogs love a nice crunchy treat, some can't get enough of that chewy jerky texture.
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Conagra renovated Slim Jim to make it more premium and more closely aligned with millennial-favorite jerky.
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Guitars are generally golden and angled, and piano is more marbled and jerky because of the chords.
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Honey was extremely popular, as was jerky, made as frequently from mushrooms and other vegetables as meat.
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The scenes between him and Ms. Adams are charged, filmed with a patient if herky-jerky pacing.
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Subtlety and aesthetic elegance — the jerky animation complements the blunt tone — are not among the film's virtues.
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Carry On The makeup artist always takes foundation, glasses (not tinted ones) and beef jerky for snacking.
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The CNBC analysis found expired hot sauce, beef jerky, granola bars, Doritos, coffee creamer and baby food.
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The jerky-like sausage sweats into the dish as it steams, coating each grain with savory sweetness.
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The movement is rough, often pedestrian, with outflung limbs, hunched bodies, rolling heads and jerky, twitching impulses.
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Also the foie gras sausage on the menu, and the snacks for nibbling: fried chickpeas, jerky popcorn.
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And you can leave it for up to 10 days, but you'll be heading toward salmon jerky.
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The ribbons of coconut meat are seasoned with standard jerky flavorings like lime juice and black pepper.
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Their movement, jerky and storklike, drew attention to itself, but I was looking because of something else.
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Each factor of Steve Johnson's beef jerky critical criteria is laid out clearly on his website, BestBeefJerky.org.
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Jerky is kind of like the Michael B. Jordan of snacks — and not just because they're both beefy.
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If you identify as a beef jerky-hater, there are a few factors that might make you reconsider.
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Jerky has overcome its image as a highly salted pseudo-food found at gas stations and convenience stores.
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Some robot models have jerky movements that make it difficult to sync them to perform the same action.
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In this mind-tickling sequel, Offerman shares profound views on sex, candy and beef jerky — the essentials, really.
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We sit in the car together, washing down the peppery jerky with long pulls of the fizzy drink.
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He carries a pack of beef jerky next to his vaper in his breast pocket at all times.
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Did the herky jerky rhythms of the Big Boys sound anything like the Venice stomp of Suicidal Tendencies?
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" My heart shriveled into a little piece of beef jerky when Julia laughed at her and said, "No.
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Footage from Specs could come out shaky and jerky unless Snapchat can work in some auto-stabilization magic.
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She's nice at first, offering everyone food — until we realize that jerky is actually made from Elias' leg.
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I have the rest of my snickerdoodles and bacon jerky (a bit weird, I know) with my coffee.
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Hello, savory-sweet-gourmet jerky made from non other than free-range chicken (also antibiotic and hormone free).
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Like Kennard, Hood is left-handed, and enjoys many of the same resulting herky-jerky advantages against defenders.
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To this day, one of the catchiest TV cheese jingles remains the "Cheese Jerky" song from Hannah Montana.
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These chewy, meaty jerky treats are made with US-sourced organic chicken and slow-roasted for maximum flavor.
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Lyonne reveals Nadia's painful childhood slowly, in jerky monologues that drip out of her throat like acrid syrup.
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It's flavored with steak spices, Jim Beam bourbon caramel sauce, and bits of what is essentially beef jerky.
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Foodies can get a 9-tray food dehydrator to help make awesome treats like fruit chips and jerky.
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But if convenience and portability are her top priorities, then our money is on jerky for the win.
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Was Trump mocking a disabled New York Times reporter -- or was he simply making odd, jerky arm motions?
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Whishaw recites the torrent of text with pinpoint flair, his herky-jerky physicality suggesting the young Anthony Perkins.
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The "Shark Tank" star has scored big with ventures like Three Jerks Jerky and Bubba's Q Boneless Ribs.
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This is particularly fine accompanied by paper-thin cuts of bistec, fried hard and pleasingly close to jerky.
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I buy a snack of beef jerky and sunflower seeds at the gas station on the way there.
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Plant-based items such as jerky, ice cream and protein bars are becoming increasingly common on supermarket shelves.
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It puts up a bit of a fight, like the best jerky, and tastes meaty and deeply marine.
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I snack on a cheese stick, a green apple, and beef jerky in between meetings with my team.
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The jerky is also distributed though retailers like Costco, Safeway, Kroger and 7-Eleven, but Swiler tells Inc.
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The results include a lot of jerky movements and arm flailing — but they're also pretty amazing to watch.
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ALASKA: The state's great salmon run is seasonal, but healthy, smoky salmon jerky can be enjoyed year-round.
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This helps keep the walkers' center of gravity low, and it keeps them from having a jerky gait.
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Compared to the control group, people with a manic episode reported eating more cured meats such as beef jerky.
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For midflight snacks, Mr. DeFrino stocks beef jerky in his briefcase along with nuts, trail mix and nutrition bars.
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You'll pass real-life buffalo idling in the tall grass, waiting to be turned into delicious real-deal jerky.
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The other mystery woman of the episode is Sarah Palmer, who finds herself staring too intently at turkey jerky.
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Nonoyama manages a trade group overseeing 79 companies that manufacture everything from squid-flavored potato chips to squid jerky.
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Processed meats to avoid or minimize include bacon, sausage, ham, corned beef, beef jerky and salami, according to Manaker.
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All that said, DJI's fancy Intelligent Flight Modes are incredibly impressive, especially when it comes to avoiding jerky footage.
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Also cassava is becoming a new go-to ingrediant for chips, jerky, and even tortillas, according to Specialty Foods.
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Vegan jerkyThere is no such thing as a vegan barbecue, and there is no such thing as vegan jerky.
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Alex Cranz, Gizmodo's reviews editor, "just waits for the cheese plate," and managing editor Andrew Couts brings beef jerky.
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There's yak tongue with wild onion powder, yak steak, yak with highland barley pancakes, yak jerky, and yak yogurt.
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It also sells branded chicken, beef, and pork under labels like Jimmy Dean, Hillshire Farm and Golden Island Jerky.
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Even I, a seasoned supercar driver (really — I'm not trying to be jerky), found the 570S' accelerative properties surprising.
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Its existing customers include jerky manufacturer Oberto Brands, cosmetics company Le Metier De Beaute, and beer-maker Anchor Brewing.
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A true vegan jerky (also gluten and soy-free), Cocoburg's product is made from the fruit-flesh of coconuts.
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We *know* you don't want to end up with jerky photos and videos that you'll just end up deleting.
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So when Fido looks at the screen, they may only be seeing a jerky, fuzzy picture of your face.
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Starting on July 31, Starbucks will actually be serving up a new drink that combines coffee and beef jerky.
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The market moves under both scenarios will be jerky and unpredictable, and this applies not just to sterling assets.
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They needed to expand fast to avoid leaving customers as high and dry as a piece of bad jerky.
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His own version quotes just a few of Fokine's movements, particularly in the sharp, jerky choreography for the cockerel.
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Men who had seen images that were sexy chose beef jerky more than men who had just seen scenery.
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In the city of Chengdu, it's difficult to go a day without spotting a store that sells yak jerky.
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Participants in the study were told that two identical pieces of beef jerky they consumed came from different farms.
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But I don't just see this sort of knee-jerk jerky commentary when I post something trivial about parenting.
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Here, typical cuisine includes beef made into a jerky known as charqui: The meat is dehydrated, salted, and smoked.
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And next month, American Airlines will pass out snacks from Lorissa's Kitchen, a maker of grass-fed beef jerky.
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The company's salmon jerky, in four varieties, is made from whole strips of sustainably harvested wild Alaskan keta salmon.
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On the trip I learned under duress that humans can survive for weeks on a diet of beef jerky.
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She graduated from Columbia and is also a founder of SlantShack, which sells jerky online and in retail stores.
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The saltiest foods made up my personal menu every night, such as nuts, beef jerky and dehydrated camping meals.
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Then there are some unconventional products with mushrooms as an ingredient: There's mushroom tea, mushroom jerky and "shroom" crackers.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska reportedly snuck in a bag of beef jerky to his desk, according to Roll Call.
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She's too deliberately tear-jerky at times, but the piece has some very funny moments as well (1:25).
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Afterward, he didn't know how to sculpt more than three hours of often jerky footage into a coherent film.
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Yes, there were some jerky lane changes, sudden braking, and slow-as-molasses turns, but it wasn't ever scary.
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Front Burner The next time you are stranded on a tropical island, forage for young coconuts to make jerky.
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The imports include corned beef, beef jerky, and other cooked beef products that end up in soups or stews.
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It also has a Jerky Heart with an assortment in a heart-shaped box that can be delivered nationwide.
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This included exotic brands of beef jerky, soap, drip coffee bags and something called a Luminaid PackLite 12 Solar Lantern.
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She pings my knees with a rubber mallet, does a jerky massage on my feet to see if they're swollen.
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In terms of choosing the type of meat, one jerky isn't necessarily "better" for you than the others, Dunn says.
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Last fall it introduced a line of buffalo jerky as part of its four-year-old food division, Patagonia Provisions.
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It's out of stock nowScreenshot: WalmartOur friends over at the Takeout discovered last week that Walmart's website sold Earthworm jerky.
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The jerky-fed rats began showing symptoms of hyperactivity and poor sleep within two weeks, while the control group didn't.
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If meat is your bae's thing, there's also a beef jerky bouquet or you could make roses out of bacon.
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Jerky products are available at grocery chains including Wal-Mart Stores Inc, Costco Wholesale Corp and Whole Foods Market Inc.
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The kind of phrasing that tastes like a bit of beef jerky, or that unlocks a car without a key?
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The three bond in a herky-jerky plot of low comedy, knockabout combat and a saccharine song here and there.
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Keeping protein-rich snacks on hand (think nuts or turkey jerky) help her keep her energy up throughout the day.
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Water and food -- such as protein bars, jerky, bagels and goo -- is needed in greater abundance than for a marathon.
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It also sells branded chicken, beef and pork under labels such as Jimmy Dean, Hillshire Farm and Golden Island Jerky.
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Bio: Earthy and familiar with a nutty finish; Dense, cheddary, uncomplicated; Chewy and dry, the beef jerky of Spanish cheese.
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A young child immediately attempts to lure the robot with trash, as one might tempt a dog with beef jerky.
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We're certainly used to sipping on the water form or even snacking on crispy-sweet flakes and chips, but jerky?
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Find this refreshing drink, salty turkey jerky, and meat-stuffed wrap at Ronto Roasters in the Black Spire Outpost market.
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I remembered making out at gas stations, fighting at gas stations, chugging water and eating beef jerky at gas stations.
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The herky-jerky camera and editing he employs isn't just a way of amping up the intensity of the action.
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Mr. Trifonov was manically exciting in dispatching the piano part's spiraling passages and glissandos, its pummeling chords and jerky rhythms.
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We stop into the grocery store one last time so that we can both buy reindeer jerky for our dads.
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Journalistic efforts in this vein can feel emotionally flat — serious, sympathetic, never so invasive as to seem jerky or voyeuristic.
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N) is also expanding beyond chocolates - it bought Krave, a beef jerky maker, in 2015, while Mondelez International Inc (MDLZ.
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Not Biden, not based on his debate performance, with his herky-jerky delivery and reflexive glances in the rearview mirror.
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She stared right back and even took a step towards me, raising her arm in a jerky and stiff manner.
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"[Jerky] became my coding food of choice," he tells me, reflecting on those long, unforgiving afternoons locked in a cubicle.
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There's the usual fare — well, usual for TED anyway — including salmon jerky, gourmet popcorn and sriracha-flavored Epic chicken bites.
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He achieved this technique by contrasting the use of rollers to apply paint with jerky hand motions to capture splashes.
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Officially known as "Pepper Nitro with a Jerky Twist, " the drink consists of nitro cold-brew made from Congo beans that's been infused with a malted fennel black pepper syrup; it's topped off with a layer of honey cold foam, then garnished with cracked pink peppercorn and a skewer of grass-fed beef jerky.
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Bone broth, green juice, salmon jerky and medium-chain triglyceride oils will soon make us a faster, thinner and sharper nation.
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Photo: APSecretary of Energy Rick Perry is not the only member of Donald Trump's White House with a "Jerky Boys" problem.
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But researchers from Johns Hopkins have stumbled onto a possible trigger for manic episodes they didn't expect to find: beef jerky.
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In addition to companies offering niche jerky products, such as pairing nuts with dried meat, larger producers are also branching out.
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I like to keep jerky, protein bars (with 200 calories or less), and 100-calorie packs of nuts in my purse.
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Jones ate fried chicken, potato logs with tartar sauce, beef jerky bites, three candy bars, a chocolate milkshake and fruit punch.
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It also means that things often feel inexplicably slow and there are odd pauses and jerky animations all over the place.
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Caribou jerky dries on a tray suspended from the kitchen ceiling, and a wood-burning stove makes the living room cozy.
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They make their way through grilled river fish, house-cured jerky, a big, glazed, sesame-sprinkled chicken wings, and roasted pistachios.
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They get tender sriracha bacon jerky, sriracha cheddar corn snacks, peach sriracha jam and two takes on the spicy sauce itself.
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While the turkey jerky earned a hearty NOPE from us, we do recommend the specialty of the house: the Ronto Wrap!
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High Times highlighted several trends and new products earlier this year, from medicated tea to BBQ sauce, jerky and chewing gum.
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Autonomous vehicles, at present, may drive in a slightly more jerky way compared with human drivers, since their priority is safety.
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The drone will automatically ease into turns, avoiding the jerky motion that I often got in my footage while flying manually.
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"So I don't eat meat, but now I crave beef jerky all the time, which is kind of interesting," she said.
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Spreading biltong—South Africa's jerky, beef prosciutto, or whatever you want to call it—across America is Pala's passion and business.
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According to a press release sent to Extra Crispy by Starbucks, this is "gourmet" beef jerky, made from grass-fed beef.
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To my eyes, the motocross getups and the herky-jerky descents leached much of the beauty and grace from the sport.
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Outside South Africa's cities is cowboy country, with wide, fenced ranches punctuated by townlets featuring beef-jerky stores and tractor wholesalers.
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"But even then, I've seen the biggest jerky hipster be transformed within 12 hours, saying, 'These are the best people ever.'"
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But its motor supplies abundant torque early, so it feels punchy (without being jerky, which would, of course, indicate actual speed).
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Check it out: Along with cooking, air frying, and baking, the Chefman has a dehydrate setting ideal for fruit and jerky.
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And with motivation of a duck jerky treat, "Sunny" usually delivers 8-pound chickens, sacks of flour, vegetables and plastic bowls.
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I mean, it depends if I don't want to look fat and bloated the next day, but I love beef jerky.
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He made the most of the jerky rhythms and interplay of voices in Guillaume Dufay's "Franc cuer gentil," a secular song.
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To help attendees really relax, Chrissy Metz was spotted handing out bags of beef jerky to her This Is Us costars.
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Nearly everyone was white, and nearly everyone was mouthing along to hip-hop and doing viral dances, making sinuous, jerky movements.
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In this case, it was Vladimir Krasnov and Alexei Stolyarov, a pair of comedians known as the Jerky Boys of Russia.
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I don't need chicken jerky tenders or a copy of The Hissing of Summer Laws, so I click the search bar.
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The two businesses that were able to sway John with meaty pitches were Three Jerks Jerky and Bubba's Q Boneless Ribs.
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During Shirley's character-defining moment describing the Native Americans, the orchestra bustles with subdued yet jerky rhythmic spurts and jagged phrases.
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Here are the best organic dog treats you can buy:Best organic dog treat overall: Castor & Pollux Organix Chicken Recipe Dog CookiesBest organic biscuits: Riley's Organic Sweet Potato Recipe Dog BiscuitsBest organic jerky: Primal Organic Chicken Nibs Jerky TreatsBest organic training treat: Full Moon Organic Human Grade Training TreatsUpdated 10/30/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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Until recently, beef jerky had a pretty bad reputation for being a processed, salt-filled snack that you should steer clear of.
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The company's bison jerky made OK magazine's December "What's Hot" list, on the same page with dry shampoo from the Olsen twins.
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Or you can sample a variety of themed products: jerky, whisky, gin, scotch, rum, craft beer, cheese, sex toys, and beard oil.
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"The guy that was driving was a taxi cab driver, [and] I'm sure you know how jerky it can be," she says.
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A bag of meat jerky averaging about 2.5 ounces can range in price from around $4 to over $8 for premium products.
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In the meantime, Whole Foods is excited about slightly less scary faux meat snacks, like jerky and "pork rinds" made from mushrooms.
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Jerky and meat snacks, vegetable-based carb substitutes, plant-based snacks and dairy alternatives, and African foods also top the trends list.
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I stop at a gas station on my way back and pick up some beef jerky for work snacks throughout the week.
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It also resulted in a sometimes uncomfortable delay in the light synchronization, and sometimes appeared jerky on the wall behind the display.
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Unicorn ice cream, pork belly bites and artesian jerky were among 219 new store brand items that boosted sales by $225 million.
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Not only was the packaging sleek and smooth, but it was also lavender-colored — so, not your normal fiercely masculine jerky approach.
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Built for quickness and nothing else, semi-automatic transmissions were far too jerky and unrefined for the road in the early 1990s.
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After locating our supervisors, we managed to get some beef jerky and tuna to eat before taking a bath in someone's pool.
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The paleo and CrossFit crowds devour biltong, especially the grass-fed kind, but jerky is still king of the truck stop snack.
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These birds look like hyperactive, overclocked mechanical toys in real life, and their quick, jerky movements lend themselves to comedy extremely well.
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The Pepper Nitro is then garnished with that slice of beef jerky, stuck on a bamboo skewer and laid over the drink.
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These two phenomena are related, but distinct, and together they explain why the effort to pass Trumpcare has been so herky-jerky.
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With everything from wild salmon and beef jerky to soups and whole grains, you'll find everything you need for your next adventure.
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It acquired beef jerky maker Krave Pure Foods in 2015 and the parent of "healthy" chocolate bar brand barkTHINS a year later.
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For over a year, the bones slowly decomposed until there was nothing left but flesh-eating beetles and bits of whale jerky.
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Furthermore, there is a stunning variety of edible products, ranging from classic cookies and brownies to lollipops, gummy bears, and beef jerky.
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If the grated mango and the mango jerky were both subtracted from the Mucho Mango fried rice, would any mango flavor remain?
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Unicorn ice cream, pork belly bites and artisan jerky were among 219 new store brand items that boosted sales by $225 million.
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In a hot red mini-dress and flanked by two male dancers, Minnelli commands the stage with Fosse's delightfully herky-jerky choreography.
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Moment by moment, this dark music gains intensity and volume, as jerky rhythms break out and fragments try to coalesce into phrases.
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The ancient couples were quaint in the stiff, sepia photos posing in their Sunday best or in jerky 16-millimeter home movies.
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After morning training she quickly eats about 300 calories in snacks — beef jerky, almonds, a few Fig Newtons and maybe an orange.
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In the past, we&aposve seen everything from candy bouquets filled with favorite chocolate bars to ones made with beef jerky flowers.
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We grab some essentials: green juice, chicken sausage, tempeh, Brussels sprouts, salad mix, strawberries, oat milk, apples, beef jerky, chips, and salsa.
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Van Rooijen's overreliance on herky-jerky jump scares is a pity, because the movie that exists in the silence is surprisingly satisfying.
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For starters, jerky is a high-protein, low-carb food, says Courtney Dunn, MS, RD, CDN, a registered dietitian in New York City.
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Because jerky and similar products are cured using nitrate salts, they theorized that nitrates might be the key driver of a mania effect.
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That's self-evident, Mayer says, because nitrates, whether in hot dogs or beef jerky, are an ubiquitous part of the North American diet.
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It's an inventive experience in a brand-new medium—but watching the characters with their herky-jerky motions makes it feel almost familiar.
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Take, for example, warnings about the link between colorectal cancer and processed meats such as ham, bacon, sausage, corned beef, jerky and salami.
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That jerky, nervous braking, which I experience many times during my hours riding in the ride-sharing company's robot cars, is by design.
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In the dimly lit dining area guests are greeted with a fat-washed Old Fashioned and a postage stamp-sized piece of jerky.
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The Pepper Nitro with a Jerky Twist will be available starting today, but it will be exclusively sold at the Seattle Reserve Roastery.
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Meat Gun DIY jerky just got easier—just load this bad boy up with a pound of ground meat and pull the trig.
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As with the Google Pixel, the stabilization on the V20 is a bit jerky if you're moving the phone from side-to-side.
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The billionaire inspired outrage by making jerky body motions while criticizing Kovaleski, leading some to conclude he was targeting the reporter's physical challenges.
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That jerky, tensile style of guitar/piano jitter rattles around in their bones, as inextricable from the band dynamic as Daniel's raw bleat.
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Here's Richard Sherman on the set of an Oberto beef jerky commercial where he was SUPPOSED to do a cannonball into a pool.
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At one point, the younger son went to the vending machine to buy packs of beef jerky for his dad, who was detained.
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Will jerky replace the rare satsuma-imo as Munn's go-to answer to the question of how she still looks 25 at 36?
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There's Jon, there's Rome, and then there's Eddie (David Giuntoli), the mopey guitar teacher, and Gary (James Roday), the jerky, glib cancer survivor.
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In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration has been issuing warnings since 2014 about pet food jerky from six Chinese companies.
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A company called Utry let loose several eager, if herky-jerky, robots that followed people around on wheels, offering to carry their bags.
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Aimed at the vegan market, seaweed jerky is high in protein, with a chewy-crisp texture, and available in three flavors from Akua.
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With midterm elections coming, the economy is Mr. Trump's trump card, the most unalloyed note of success in an otherwise herky-jerky presidency.
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They move impassively, with the jerky precision of robots, an effect that at once dehumanizes them and attracts the sympathy that puppets can.
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You can use a two-finger gesture on the Mokibo to scroll within apps, for example, but it's really jerky and lacks momentum.
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About a half-million people annually shop there for everything from organic, locally-grown microgreens to Lebanese bread to the region's best jerky.
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The Pennsylvania dancers, however, dance it with a jerky, staccato quality I don't remember; they look — or are made to look — like marionettes.
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She also gave the inmate candy and beef jerky, which the inmate didn't like and ended up giving away to a fellow prisoner.
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His caddie introduced Mr. Oza to the makers of his favorite beef jerky, and he has helped turn that business into Chef's Cut.
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There is also a villain — voiced by Martin Short, who has multiple roles — who plans to turn the petting-zoo animals into jerky.
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The entire production was jerky and stilted, the cameras unsure of how to capture the scope of the venue without shortchanging the performances.
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Beef jerky is obviously delicious, but it doesn't quite carry the same cultish enchantment as, like, high-Scoville hot sauce, or Texas barbecue.
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This hunter had come in with three deer carcasses he wanted processed into venison and some jerky and they were pretty, uh, fresh.
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See, in order to keep dehydrated meat shelf-stable, and give jerky that scrumptious meaty flavor, the meat has to be packed with salt.
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So, jerky isn't totally perfect, particularly for some people who need to limit the amount of sodium they eat in a day, Dunn says.
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Despite the flawed reasoning, this dilemma led to the creation of the beef jerky flowers, now available as roses or daisies for just $35.
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"The anarchic state is going from bad to worse," he read from a script in a voice that was tense and jerky with anger.
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If you find yourself disappointed by little shortcomings like a jerky gimbal or lack of FPV goggles, the Spark might not be for you.
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The footage is inevitably jerky and even getting that footage is awkward since smartphones are designed to be looked at, not held like cameras.
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"This decrease is bringing consumers back to the category, while also attracting new consumers who may not have previously been jerky purchasers," said Caswell.
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This means eating salmon instead of beef jerky, unprocessed foods rather than anything heavily processed with excess sodium, and staying away from artificial preservatives.
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In 2009, Liz Hurley launched a range of organic beef jerky, and Godfather director Francis Ford Coppola owns a collection of pasta and sauces.
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The character's jerky movements resemble the rag-tag gestures in old Disney animations and sync up nicely with the song's bright and buoyant tone.
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The editing around those early scenes feels herky-jerky and confused, with the physical action moving forward at a different pace from the conversation.
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For better or worse (and yes, it's often for worse) Quinn wants Rachel to own her power — jerky boyfriends and misogynistic producers be damned.
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During my fruitful years of snacking, I've never come across anyone who feels neutral about jerky — most either either love it or loathe it.
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Guiding their minimal electronics more toward the structured putter of techno, they added a herky-jerky locomotion to the otherworldly electronics they were using.
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And there was beef jerky, and almonds and chicken wings, pizza bites and cheese, all kinds of cheese, steak, pork chops, crackers, and cereal.
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Called the Pepper Nitro, this glass of Starbucks nitro cold brew coffee is garnished with a piece of beef jerky on a bamboo skewer.
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As part of these efforts, the company in 2015 bought Krave jerky and has said it is looking to buy more salty snack brands.
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It's more tender, lean, and made with only natural ingredients — there are no nitrates or preservatives like you'd find in most standard beef jerky.
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All of which actually serve the people walking through, with custom old-fashions, spicy beef jerky, knife throwing lessons and old-school photo booths.
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Rock bios are perfect for being on tour, things you can pick up and put down according to the herky-jerky schedule every day.
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For snacks I ate nuts, unsweetened jerky and green apples, which are generally less sweet than red ones, and less sweet means fewer carbs.
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Aside from our top choice overall, we've also selected our favorite catnip treats and dental treats as well as crunchy treats and jerky treats.
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Solar storm or no, we live at the mercy of our climate — a truth that is, like Amish-made jerky, well worth chewing on.
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For the past year, Jessie Mueller has starred as Jenna, a put-upon diner waitress dealing with an unexpected pregnancy and a jerky husband.
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While working as golf caddies, Dennis Riedel and Blair Swiler would snack on beef jerky that Swiler made from scratch in his Florida kitchen.
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The exhaust note is purposeful, the get-up-and-go is there on command, and the handling is crisp without being jerky or extreme.
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If you think there's a hard limit to the possibilities in the jerky world, he says, you're simply not looking in the right places.
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COLORADO: Colorado is known for its wild game, and jerky is a popular energy booster on the state's hiking, mountain biking, and ski trails.
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The character feels wonderfully considered, with everything from his voice to his jerky movement precisely designed to twist you into a state of deep discomfort.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - With prices for U.S. livestock on the decline due to larger cattle and hog herds, meat processors are jumping on the jerky bandwagon.
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Gentle and softly spoken in real life, Hartman had carved a niche for himself playing jerky, unpleasant, comedic villains — and making audiences empathize with them.
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The first season featured a jerky look intended to give it a stop-motion feel, but it was changed in response to criticism from fans.
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The smoking and salting produced a deliciously bespoke version of fish jerky, whose peppery marine tang married perfectly with a chilled glass of sauvignon blanc.
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The vocabulary — jerky, racked, whip-around, with martial-arts kicks — is too thin, so the collapsing structure feels more like a flaw than a design.
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Today: a in-house landman working in oil & gas who makes $175,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on beef jerky.
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But the video of Letrons driving around and then transforming looks real, particularly when you consider how painfully slow and jerky the transformation process is.
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The annual industry trade show for purveyors of candy, chips, packaged nuts, popcorn, jerky, gum, chocolates and other delectable confections was held Tuesday through Thursday.
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Most recently, Gronk has been exploring the comedy game, producing a series of short videos for Oberto Beef Jerky alongside Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman.
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In foods like dried apricots or beef jerky, the sulfites have already reacted to the surface of the food to preserve it, so they're immobile.
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A little over a year ago, Hershey also made a push to diversify beyond chocolate into other snacks by acquiring Krave, a jerky products business.
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Can you imagine being locked up, waiting to be feasted on by some gigantic being who's about to gobble you up like tasty people-jerky?
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The new Pepper Nitro with a Jerky Twist will only be available for a limited time and only in one location: Starbucks' Seattle Reserve Roastery.
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The maker of Slim Jim beef jerky and Chef Boyardee pasta is likely to report quarterly sales slightly above analysts' average estimate, according to StarMine.
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"The morale and energy here is so high," he says, walking me through his 1,200-square-foot warehouse, boxes of jerky stacked to the ceilings.
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She was the architect of acquisitions of its beef jerky brand Krave and chocolate snack company BarkThins — spending roughly $22014 million in total on those.
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She was the architect of acquisitions of its beef jerky brand Krave and chocolate snack company BarkThins — spending roughly $500 million in total on those.
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It's all a bit herky-jerky, smoothed out by the engaging performances, with Sawyers conjuring the image of a young Obama without slipping into impersonation.
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Additional bowls supply broth, sour from bamboo shoots, and curry, perhaps best with strips of sukuti, beef air-dried in-house into a pliant jerky.
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The problem with many jerky dog treats is that they are made with low-quality cuts of meat or packed with artificial flavors and preservatives.
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They are slow-roasted at a low temperature to help preserve the nutritional integrity of the raw ingredients and to create that characteristic jerky texture.
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"Once I don't have racing shoes on I have nothing to be competitive about," Keflezighi said while promoting Krave, a healthy jerky product he endorses.
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And while this is not beef jerky, to make it relatable again, it's something that my girlfriends love to eat because it's low in carbs.
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Wild Alaskan Salmon Jerky in rainbow peppercorn, lemon zest and herb, ancho chile and lime, and sweet and smoky original, $8 for 2.15 ounces, fishpeopleseafood.com.
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The man was gazing up at the sky, as if he saw something there, making strange, jerky movements with his hands, she told the BBC.
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He often had the boxes of Perky Jerky sent to his friend, Mr. Ramsey, whose family lived about an hour away from the linguistics school.
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Front Burner The latest flavor from Krave Jerky, spiced with pink peppercorns and Himalayan pink salt, could be the next cocktail nibble at the beach.
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"No Stopping Us Now" is a chronicle of the herky-jerky nature of older women's journey to progress in the United States over the years.
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You can also find jerky at pretty much any bodega or supermarket, so it's incredibly convenient if you don't have time to make a full meal.
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Before heading out for the day, hit the general store to pick up bison and elk jerky and other snacks that will fit into your backpack.
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The real surprise is the salty savoriness of the jerky garnish, an exciting complement to the smooth and sweet finish of the nitro cold brew experience.
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Here, one man presses another into a rack of "Birds of Oregon" books as the steam strands of their jerky-scented breath dance in the moonlight.
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The security cameras yielded nothing; black hoods cloaked the faces of the three intruders, who registered only as collections of jerky motion in the infrared system.
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We wrapped things up by eating a bunch of cookies, candy, and jerky samples from the traditional food shop facades around the perimeter of the terminal.
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Hershey has acquired brands such as barkTHINS snacking chocolate and Krave jerky on its quest to evolve from a confectionery company to a broader snacking company.
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He did go missing for a week in 1987, but ambled back in, mysteriously with two new flea collars, and was rewarded with some beef jerky.
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She also knocks out bar snacks like popcorn and beef jerky, along with salads and pies, but nobody will accuse Ms. Bloomfield of padding the menu.
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Sales of meat snacks like jerky shot up 46.9 percent from 2011 to 2015, to more than $2.6 billion, according to Nielsen, a market research firm.
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After he runs into Duke, the jerky guy who hit on Kate, they have an awkward moment and Toby decides to hang around for a day.
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"People often think funding is a victory in and of itself," said Severson, who's founded other startups, including gourmet beef jerky seller Stick in a Box.
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That body, so haunted and doomed, constantly shifting back and forth between human life as we know it and a kind of beef-jerky limbo state.
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Mecca Vazie Andrews, occasionally singing and talking, offered a rambling but commanding piece that moved between folky, stamping movements to tap routines and jerky, puppetlike sequences.
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"Consumers the world over have embraced a variety of high-protein foods, such as Greek-style yogurt and beef jerky style meat products," PepsiCo's request reads.
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Told by the on-court interviewer that she would remember the match forever, Barty expressed the residual whiplash she still felt from the herky-jerky ride.
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A lush medium-rare portion of springbok fillet with a slightly sweet flavor, like buffalo, came with biltong (jerky) also made from the same local antelope.
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From baby formula and coffee creamer to beef jerky and granola bars, items are arriving spoiled and well past their sell-by date, Amazon customers say.
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And so it goes, as the playful yet competitive first section segues into the ruminative yet anxious second, followed by a jerky episode with fractured rhythms.
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"I don't want to let one person's selfish or jerky ways get in my way for what I want to do with my life," he said.
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A moving 2000-D billboard, like herky-jerky GIF files or vinyl record albums, has the kind of throwback vibe that just might appeal to millennials.
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When Rob schools a jerky record collector about the year a Wings album came out, it's less about 1976 than about the fortifying thrill of righteousness.
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The film has a steady look (thanks to the use of a Steadicam and a Trinity camera stabilizer), rather than a herky-jerky, hand-held feel.
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There are millions, tens of millions of workers who are freelancers, contract workers, as independent contractors, temps, and their lives have gotten very herky-jerky, unstable.
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Seidler used the palm fibres like fettuccine, adding ribbons of llama jerky and a poached egg yolk to create a kind of Andean-Amazonian pasta carbonara.
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She rode a jerky freight elevator four flights up to the industrial kitchen where Jansen Chan, the director of pastry operations at the center, was waiting.
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So, instead of opting for a pencil-shaped Slim Jim, choose jerky that's made from whole meat, rather than a processed mixture of mystery meat, Dunn says.
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Reggie, a football player and Archie's rival and frenemy in the comics, is the kind of jock who's jerky attitude is obligatory in any good teen drama.
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It just has a different flow and feel, and it's kind of herky jerky, and gets into Dave's first real commitment to the DL4 sampling, as well.
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To be fair, Vanity Fair did seem to go out of its way to portray him as this chest-pounding outdoorsman who probably makes his own jerky.
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For just $199 you get these three appliances in one package, but this 6.5-quart model also includes an extra dehydrate function to make chips and jerky.
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It's jerky, not nearly as stable or as easy to control, and mine had a tendancy to tilt too far during flight and crash into the ground.
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" From there, Grossi thought it was he who won over Fred with a few bits of jerky, but truly, it was the dog who had Grossi "hooked.
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Related: Hypnotizing Music Video Visualizes Cellular Biology Turning The Human Body Into A Jerky Music Visualization Tool Cosmic Visuals React to Live Audio in VR Performance 'SONO'
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From an elaborate Star Wars fantasy in a children's hospital to a touching cross-faith friendship, people seem to prefer their ads tear-jerky this holiday season.
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Fans who can't bear the thought of not hearing sports turn Stephen A. Smith into a beef-jerky-endorsing celebrity and Mike Francesa into a borderline deity.
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And food entrepreneurs who have cashed out, like Jon Sebastiani, the founder of Krave Jerky, are forming businesses that offer advice and financing to small food companies.
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Since appearing on Shark Tank, the team behind Three Jerks jerky has been "knee-deep in filet mignon" -- that is to say, they've hit the big time.
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In the three months after their episode aired, the duo racked up $1.4 million in sales, which equates to about 150,000 bags of their gourmet beef jerky.
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Yet there's a brash confidence in Richard Brake's gonzo performance as the chief nut case, Doom-Head — an inspired celebration of beef-jerky physique and flying spittle.
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Their exchange of pleasantries, with repeated expressions of "enchanted," becomes a complex ensemble in which sustained vocal lines mingle in clashing harmonies over lurching, jerky orchestra chords.
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Some British social enterprises are selling beer made from surplus bread, jam, fizzy drinks and fruit jerky from fruit and vegetables which would otherwise be thrown away.
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And he's the best type of boyfriend, because all he wants to do is spend time with her and make her some beef jerky stroganoff for dinner.
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In a new study out today from Johns Hopkins University, researchers found an association between nitrate-treated meat products—like beef jerky, salami, hot dogs—and mania.
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St. Luce estimates the market size for beef jerky to be $4 billion to $5 billion, and the high-end beef market at several hundred million dollars.
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You may be reminded of jerky, as the thin slices of pork acquire a firm texture in the 215 minutes or so they spend over the embers.
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You take your noodles, you add in some beef jerky for a protein, you can add tuna, all kinds of stuff, so it's a pretty big deal.
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The software generally seemed to work without any major lag or bugs, though some things drawn remotely showed up as a tad jerky on the receiving end.
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If you've ever wondered why so much early TV animation (think anything Hanna-Barbera) feels herky jerky, well ... it was probably animated on fours or on sixes.
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It's jerky, it's fast, the soldiers look like sort of Charlie Chaplin characters, it's scratchy, it's got breaks in it, and that's what I'm used to seeing.
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"Hydroplaning there a little bit," he said softly, doing 75 in the passing lane through an East Texas downpour, double-fisting beef jerky in his silver pickup.
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As for the kangaroo, it was dried into a sweet jerky, then fried and tossed with macadamia nuts, fried saltbush leaves and muntries, a pickled native berry.
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There is also landjäger — a dried, jerky-like sausage traditionally stashed in lederhosen pockets on Alpine hikes — and a delicious cold Pilsner that's always on tap upstairs.
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It's been two decades since Seann William Scott, 42, first burst onto the big screen as jerky teenage bro Steve Stifler in the 1999 film American Pie.
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As Audrey says, there is no jury in America that would fault two women for killing an old hillbilly lady who was trying to turn them into jerky.
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Hershey, which makes Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and Hershey's Kisses, has acquired brands such as Krave meat jerky and Ripple Brand Collective's barkTHINS over the past two years.
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But they've already got a couple of ideas, such as giving it gecko-like adhesives on its feet, or having it exit the water with jerky jumping motions.
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Instead, people are being driven out into the streets by the thousands in a "telephone terrorism" campaign that seems to borrow heavily from '90s pranksters The Jerky Boys.
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There were reports of moldy beef jerky, outdated baby formula and baby food, stale Doritos, year-old Hostess brownies, and "chunky and gross" coffee creamer, among countless others.
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It seems jerky to ask for a six-week leave to have the surgery (which I'm not even sure would be approved), just to come back and quit.
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Click here to view original GIFIf your jerky co-workers make you feel bad about eating donuts for breakfast, point them towards master chef Hiroyuki Terada's latest creation.
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A Trio of Kittens Turned into Superheroes Powerpuff Girl kittens Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup were born with Cerebellar Hypoplasia, a neurological condition which causes jerky and uncoordinated movements.
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Now, however, it looks like the coffee chain is heading in the opposite flavor direction with it's latest Roastery-exclusive beverage, the Pepper Nitro with a Jerky Twist.
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In terms of his ability on the feet, Cormier will probably never be anyone's favorite striker but as herky jerky as he looks he is at least comfortable.
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"When we're predeployed, we have our rations—it's an ongoing joke of beef jerky and pretzels," says Hadley Doyle-González, who runs SMG Drones, in Palm Beach, Florida.
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The basic setup is this: A seemingly innocent family goes to the fair and stops by an old-fashioned barrel organ ornamented with a herky-jerky dancing automaton.
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A newcomer to jerky is a company called Fishpeople, which allows consumers to learn something (via a product code to its website) about how the fish was caught.
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"Machika" is a trap banger whose drum track is repeatedly interrupted by sirens, stomps, and shattered glass, while the keyboard hook sputters oddly, descending in a jerky motion.
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There are various versions of jangajji, the pickled vegetable banchan, including a thinly sliced pumpkin that is almost jerky-like in texture, and thick with soy-enhanced umami.
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"It is something we think about a lot of the time," she said, as she snacked on beef jerky after a workout at the Olympic cross-country center.
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But the attempt never goes beyond the most surface-level homage, resulting in something herky-jerky and listless, incapable of doing anything interesting with its eye-catching premise.
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For Mother's Day, I would not consider a bouquet of "roses" fashioned from beef jerky, and I do not require five (and counting) gadgets for dissecting an avocado.
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Mr. Jones requested three pieces of fried chicken, potato logs with tartar sauce, beef jerky bites, three Butterfinger bars, a chocolate milkshake with Butterfinger pieces, and fruit punch.
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The items she took were valued at $6.80 and included a bag of peanuts, an ice cream cone and a beef jerky stick, according to a police report.
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"My mother used to say there are two things, you can never have too much hot sauce or beef jerky in the house," John says in the episode.
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Many Disneyphiles love that certain Epcot attractions (like Spaceship Earth, a jerky tour through world history that is housed inside that golf ball) have remained trapped in amber.
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His images, brought to life with a jerky motion suggestive of marionettes, have an almost childlike sense of geometry (the grandfather's abundant beard often points horizontally or vertically).
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Prank comedy has been dominated by men tapping into their inner Jerky Boy, and Fielder and Cohen have been criticized for making women the butt of their jokes.
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It's not just beef jerky and Tootsie Rolls: the Drumm Street Walgreens has a wall of fresh food, from vegan lentil salads to chicken club wraps to sushi.
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Discovered by SomeEcards, a Broquet is a bunch of flowers made out of beef jerky for the man in your life who wouldn't be caught dead with a plant.
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As those files reveal, Uber's month-over-month metrics aren't exactly a steady line of progress, more a jerky sort of stumbling toward its goal of self-driving reliability.
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While beef is the most popular meat protein for making jerky, pork and turkey are gaining popularity, along with such exotic meats as bison, kangaroo, salmon and even earthworms.
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The new chef brought his Italian roots with him, as well as pieces of his childhood growing up in Alberta: a profound love of game, homemade sausages, and jerky.
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If the thought of beef jerky bouquets leaves a sour taste in your mouth, you need only look at Google's most searched "how to" queries for a romantic lift.
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Alibaba's mostly automated Hema grocery store, for instance, has a bevy of drinks and fresh seafood, while e-commerce company JD stocked up on bags of chips and jerky.
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It tastes pretty bad and I end up throwing half of it out and snacking on other things in my office drawer — a combination of pistachios and turkey jerky.
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But jitteriness or jerky movements that continue over time and aren't in response to stimuli may mean there's a seizure problem or something else that requires an urgent checkup.
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While "high-protein" snacks might make you think of beef jerky and Frankenfood protein bars, you'd be surprised by the range of foods that pack a lot of protein.
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Even though Wayback Burgers' cricket shake is a bold-faced gimmick—it was rolled out alongside a beef jerky-flavored Slim Jim shake—it's also rooted in populist appeal.
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The final stage of sleep, called Rapid Eye Movement (or REM) sleep is characterized by random, jerky eye movement, fast, shallow breathing, and the temporarily paralysis of one's limbs.
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Three sacks and a forced fumble gave the NFL's most visible humble grinder ample opportunity to show off all the herky-jerky dance moves he learned from the internet.
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"To most observers, he has stripped the meat of the Sears bones and dried them out into beef jerky that his holding company ESL gnaws on periodically," wrote Rosenblum.
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"To most observers, he has stripped the meat off the Sears bones and dried them out into beef jerky that his holding company ESL gnaws on periodically," wrote Rosenblum.
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Tip "Is the second hand ticking in a herky-jerky-type motion?" asks Paul Altieri, founder of Bob's Watches, one of the largest online retailers of used luxury watches.
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And for five straight holiday seasons, he said that the company gave all of its American and Canadian employees a gift box that contained cookies, candies, and beef jerky.
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The company called out strong demand for its Slim Jim meat sticks and beef jerky, Banquet and Healthy Choice frozen meals, and P.F.Chang's frozen Chinese food during the quarter.
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"Probably like a baker's dozen," he said on the shirt question, in between bites of a handful of beef jerky that a reporter from CNN passed around the bus.
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He will continuously hydrate and will nourish himself with protein shakes, freeze-dried meals with endurance additives, and salty jerky to replenish the electrolytes he will lose through sweating.
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He's herky-jerky in his movement and could cut whole seconds off his punches by sharpening up his fundamentals, but clean form isn't everything and the potential is there.
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In the 22-minute video, spread over three screens, this movement can be fluid or jerky, collective or solitary, taking place on a wooden floor or under a tree.
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" Clean eating: "Jerky that makes a big mess on my hands better give me some awesome flavor and chewing or else what's the point of me getting all messy?
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They'd pull into Airbnbs and hotels across America; his wife would attend conferences and see clients, and he'd clean up freelance programming work and sample the local jerky selections.
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Old-school jerky tends to be made with nitrates, which are chemicals that give processed and cured meats color, and have been linked to an increased risk of heart disease.
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"For people who need to restrict sodium, I would look for jerky that contains less than 140 mg of sodium per serving, and only eat one serving size," she says.
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They first fed rats 14 grams of store-bought jerky every other day (the rat equivalent of one snack a day in humans) and compared them to a control group.
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It's neat, but a GriGri will run you $100 at least and for overall smoothness, it's still hard to beat the ATC; the GriGri's cam mechanism is a bit jerky.
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Such a scandal is the state of hygiene in Pakistan's restaurants that television shows about crime often feature exposés of particularly abhorrent eateries, using jerky footage from hand-held cameras.
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If you have not searched for a beef jerky bouquet yourself, you are in for a treat, though not much of a surprise — they are exactly what they sound like.
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From Japanese sweet potatoes to beef jerky (and a little bit of Proactiv for good measure), she has some surprising, and sometimes straight-up weird, tips for staying fresh-faced.
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Once the tan-ish meat reached a soft, pudding-like consistency—Snoop jumped to other possibilities like flour, cookie dough, manure, chocolate malt and possibly his closest guess: beef jerky.
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The creators of Cozmo told Mashable they wanted it to feel alive and be able to interact, rather than those other robots that just make jerky movements and beep loudly.
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" With gold below this key area on the chart, the metal is not an especially attractive holding, and "should continue to create this jerky up-and-down behavior this year.
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The best way to describe riding the Evolve GT: Despite my riding experience (at top speed) with other boards, this is the trickiest to control due to jerky throttle response.
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The car uses a nine-speed dual-clutch automated manual transmission, and you never feel the herky-jerky hiccups as it threads through all those gears, even at full charge.
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After seeing a video of Cooper in the studio perfectly manifesting Rocket's jerky mannerisms, tense expressions, and overall gruff delivery of scorching one-liners, I have a new favorite Guardian.
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And Louis C.K. remains exceptionally skilled at body-horror comedy (likening his chest to the ceiling of a cave) and herky-jerky pivots that blend the sexual and the profane.
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Three years ago, the World Health Organization declared red meat such as beef, lamb and pork to be carcinogenic when eaten in processed forms, including sausages, bacon and beef jerky.
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"All these cliché, black and white, jerky kind of figures that we don't pay much attention to anymore ... it suddenly turns them into human beings," Jackson told CNN's Neil Curry.
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They were three hours early, the second in line and well stocked with sunscreen, bottles of water, string cheese, beef jerky, cold beers and a very happy state of mind.
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However, one market bull is sticking with his forecast for big gains into year-end, but not before more of the same jerky trading through the rest of the summer.
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But it seems clear that many progressives agree with her—and are ready and waiting should Trump officials show up at their local 7-Eleven for a bag of jerky.
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But the majority of what's there tends toward homemade sausages stands, bison jerky and burgers, smokers and barbecue pits—not to mention omnipresent things on sticks, like at state fairs.
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After all, few consider Gibbons the jerky type, even if he has unloaded on a few players and more than a few umpires over the years, sometimes in spectacular fashion.
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But we should plan for a worst-case scenario — for a Trump who's wounded but not critically or who has managed to hit some kind of herky-jerky homestretch stride.
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Dried fruit, nuts, seeds, and shelf-stable meat like beef jerky can provide an efficient source of energy and other nutrients, and can be stored for long periods of time.
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First, there are classic tics, which typically involve quick, jerky motions of the head, neck or arms preceded by an urge, akin to an itch that needs to be scratched.
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Over the past few years, Hershey has focused on diversifying into snacks, buying beef jerky maker Krave in 2015 and popcorn brand SkinnyPop's parent Amplify Snack Brands early this year.
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At times the subject matter was light: what sport Buttigieg thinks is most like politics (football), what snacks he enjoys (beef jerky), how many of those white shirts he owns.
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"Courses typically have a snack bar after the ninth hole, and Dennis persuaded the director of golf there that they could make good money selling jerky," Swiler tells the publication.
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Pranksters Vladimir Krasnov and Alexei Stolyarov are sometimes called the "Jerky Boys of Russia," after an American duo who put out recordings of their prank phone calls in the 1990s.
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Despite the blocky, herky-jerky quality of their visuals, 2014's The Lego Movie and its box-office-ruling spinoff, The Lego Batman Movie, were not actually filmed in stop-motion.
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I purchase the card, the gift bags, tissues, two bottled waters, two bottles of Sprite for my throat, beef jerky, and two shirts for my grandpa that I found on clearance.
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Other curiosities include the curious combination of beef jerky infused with caffeine, which sounds like a logical culinary combination if you're both an experimental child and don't have a fucking tongue.
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A sort-of jerky frat-boy-type in high school, he has trouble finding his footing in college, where his swagger is frequently equated (correctly, much of the time) with arrogance.
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The result was those herky-jerky androids, created by the artist-inventor Jim Whiting, which took baths and read the newspaper in a warped parody of a middle-class domestic scene.
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In one video with over 5,000 views, he plays a jerky, robotic sounding rendition of the Back to the Future theme song using half a dozen floppy discs and a microcontroller.
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Amazon's Prime Day wants you to save a few bucks on vegan jerky or a Blu-ray copy of The Human Centipede—questionable ways to celebrate even a made up holiday.
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There are hints of Dilla in the production, the jerky weirdness of a Missy Elliot or an ODB in the flow; and yet it somehow sounds like none of these acts.
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With a product line that includes flavors such as Bourbon Smoked Black Pepper, Sesame Teriyaki, and Maple Bacon, Chase and his team have cornered the market on small-batch vegan jerky.
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Because Ms. Scott's video is jerky and flits around the scene of the confrontation, it is hard to say what action Ms. Scott is asking her husband not to engage in.
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The well-cast quartet of Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste, Leslie Cuyjet, Jessica Pretty and Tara Aisha Willis cross the stage in jerky or smooth dips that curl their spines into swaying reeds.
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"My feet were slipping backward so I was trying to move my feet forward so I wouldn't fall on my face," Ms. Lewis said of her jerky movements in the video.
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The footage had a herky-jerky feel because it had been shot on hand-cranked cameras that produced images at a much slower frame rate than modern audiences are used to.
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But where most demoware is "jerky" or "not properly threaded," Mehta's "scrolled really smoothly and the images were properly threaded, and I could see that he was a craftsman," says Tan.
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He coasts past colorful graffiti ("From Struggle Comes Strength"), watches kids doing flips on a discarded mattress, haggles with a convenience-store owner over the price of a soda and jerky.
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Dolgopolov, an unorthodox player with jerky strokes, has made more headlines at this tournament for a loss last month in Winston-Salem, N.C., which was found to have unusual betting patterns.
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It doesn't feel native at all — scrolling is equally jerky and momentum-free, and the tracking isn't anywhere near as reliable as Apple's Magic Trackpad or the trackpads on any MacBook.
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Lucchesi has a herky-jerky windup in which the 25-year-old left-hander brings his hands high overhead, lowers them to his chest, pauses and only then rocks and throws.
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But there are plenty of native Hawaiian dishes, like pipikaula, a type of Hawaiian beef jerky here made with shoyu-cured short rib and accessorized with puffed paiai, or taro root.
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In their minds, it's still the old bar, the old saloon, so they carry along hip flasks and beef jerky to ease themselves through the unholy tedium, belching and snorting noisily.
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Jerky and askew, yet primal, the five moments, or dance phrases, create a sense of order and ritual: A hand, positioned like a triangle and pressed against the chest, pushes forward.
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"He's hard to stop because he's big, he's got a high release, he's herky-jerky in his movements, so you don't know if he's going to shoot or drive," Enfield said.
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Rival Hershey is also expanding beyond chocolates — it bought Krave, a beef jerky maker, in 2015, while Mondelez International recently introduced Good Thins, its first snack brand in more than a decade.
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ConAgra, the maker of Chef Boyardee pasta and Slim Jim beef jerky, said in November last year that it would spin off its Lamb Weston business into a separate, publicly listed company.
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If you're looking to otherwise upgrade your game beyond chocolate and flowers for the romantic holiday, consider pairing your Fireball Valentine heart with a bouquet of chicken nuggets or beef jerky roses.
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Risk of addiction According to the DEA (PDF), long-term withdrawal symptoms from kratom can include hostility, aggression, emotional changes, runny nose, achy muscles and bones, and jerky movement of the limbs.
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That gives you a slightly jerky movement, if you're watching an action sequence, but the picture looks much more natural and avoids the dreadful soap opera-looking effect of the motion smoothing.
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It's particularly strange watching a project team treat Sophia like a functioning person who makes perfect sense, rather than a jerky-faced human simulation asking awkwardly phrased questions that don't link together.
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Morenstein launched the Super Snack Time line of food products in early 2018 with its flagship product, Pizza In A Bag, which is pepperoni jerky that comes in various pizza-inspired flavors.
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I stop into Jewel first to get some work snacks: turkey jerky and Chex Muddy Buddies, because I'm a serious snacker and have at least three hours to kill before my appointments.
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Probably. Jerky Bouquet — $55 See Details If Marvel's most recent smash hit with the god of thunder rocked your guy's world, then get him decorated with this assortment of Thor: Ragnarok accessories.
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If you or I were driving the car in those same situations we would likely have slowed down or steered to the side of the lane in a less herky-jerky fashion.
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That Indy aerial offense is weird: Andrew Luck is inconsistent but still good, and yet there's a herky-jerky quality that prevents them from being the terrifying attack they probably should be.
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As a dehydrator: CNET's reviewer appreciated how simple making jerky was, but others have not been psyched on waiting up to six hours for a small tray of fruit to dry out.
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The series' plotting is often herky-jerky — you can tell the show's writers and directors would rather do a plotless ramble but feel compelled to offer something to string the episodes together.
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Titled "Despite Yourself," the episode took viewers to a typically unexplored world (a core Trek tenet) while maintaining the herky-jerky pacing and unpredictability that has set "Discovery" apart from its predecessors.
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Not just because temperature makes the difference between a perfectly-cooked steak and one that tastes more like beef jerky, but meat thermometers can also ensure that your meat is safely prepared.
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Many have tricks to help them fuel — they eat mashed foods, high-calorie bars, calorie-laden sports drinks; they carry backpacks full of beef jerky and almonds, and they always take dessert.
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Despite Mr. Harris's fluid staging, which has the look of a street corner with folks always passing through, the overall pacing is herky-jerky, hampering the twitchy style rather than enhancing it.
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This could be a good weekend for cooking if you're not, like me, spending it on a plane eating Bam's beef jerky and pounding water against the headaches of cross-country travel.
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With his unruly mop of blond hair, his jerky gestures, his lies and his unpredictability, Johnson seem like one of the "Lords of Misrule" whose antics were banned in the 16th century.
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"He would bring this jerky on the golf course, hand it out to myself, other employees at the club, the members, everybody loved it," Riedel says in a video by the brand.
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The footage from Hexo+ gets a little bit jerky when I start to zigzag, but in general, the drone followed me pretty consistently for the full half hour I was demoing it.
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On first listen, this is classic Jamie T. There's a powerful, sing-a-long hook, jerky and rhythmic guitar, and the sharp edged, character studying lyrics we've come to know Jamie for.
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The motion was a bit jerky and there was some clear distortion around the borders of the lenses, which doesn't bode well for the ultimate experience, given that these were fairly controlled demos.
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So, if you're looking for a snack that will keep you full for a while, jerky will do the trick, and may make you feel more satisfied than scarfing down a protein bar.
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"Pets that eat pet food containing pentobarbital can experience drowsiness, dizziness, excitement, loss of balance, nausea, nystagmus (eyes moving back and forth in a jerky manner) and inability to stand," the FDA said.
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My girlfriend does not often succumb to seasickness, but in an area of the South Pacific known as the Convergence Zone, a confused sea set our sailboat into a strange and jerky rhythm.
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While these robots may look like us, they aren't built like us—electric motors in their joints drive their herky-jerky movements, whereas our muscles give us more precise control over our bodies.
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By contrast, people who have recently ridden in Waymo and General Motors' Cruise vehicles say the ride can be jerky, with sudden pumping of the brakes even though there's no threat in sight.
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It did however usher in a new rhythmical "herky jerky funk" as Byrne describes it, and was a serious declaration of intent, to eschew their white punk roots and embrace black funk wholesale.
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What they ate: Rippled Pringles (I had absolutely no idea this was ever a product), beef jerky, Thomas' bagels, Minute Maid fruit punch (in cans?), Evian, Twinkies, Coke, corn chips, pre-wrapped sandwich.
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Mimicking the Mad Men black-and-white aesthetic of the original, complete with jerky editing, the new ad is, like its precursor, squarely aimed at stalwart Republicans who can't stomach their party's candidate.
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All of the voices were provided by the narrator Richard Briers, a charming, quintessentially English actor whose calming voice acted as a smooth counterpoint to the insane, jerky, shaky, manic marker-pen animation.
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There's no better showcase for their approach than lead single "Green Light," which features a jarring key change and a herky-jerky house rhythm that builds toward an epic, festival-ready sing-along.
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This has led to a spurt in buyouts of meat snack makers in recent years, including chocolate maker Hershey's acquisition of Krave beef jerky and Conagra Brands' deal to buy Duke's meat snacks.
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He opened the New Jersey-based Braaitime, one of the few biltong producers in the country, in 2005 and is slowly chipping away at the giant market share of his biggest competitor, jerky.
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Even when I do take a picture that could benefit from a little movement and sound, Apple's implementation is lacking; the results are usually jerky and there aren't many ways to share them.
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Assassin's Creed is ostensibly an action movie, with rooftop parkour chases and balletic multi-person fights that mimic those in the games, but the rhythmless, herky-jerky editing makes it impossible to follow.
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Liliput's sound — akin to that of the era's post-punk English bands like the Slits, the Raincoats and X-Ray Spex — was skeletal, aggressive and sometimes herky-jerky, suddenly switching speeds and riffs.
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The emblems of this season of unease and unpredictability have been relayed in the jittery, jerky images of cellphone cameras and video streaming apps that tell only an unmediated fraction of the story.
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CNBC scoured the site to find numerous examples of products such as Doritos, beef jerky, and baby food, which had complaints from customers about the item being stale, moldy, or out-of-date.
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The images are fuzzy and jerky, often in a Gustonish palette of pinks and reds and grays, and for fleeting milliseconds they seem to depict objects or animals against a plain white background.
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Our avatar is O'Malley himself, who walks through Hudson Yards in the manner of a poorly rendered character from an old open-world PlayStation game: herky-jerky, arms scissoring, with syncopated footstep noises.
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" In a later letter, as the anti-apartheid movement grew, Dora wrote that black South Africans were "flesh-eaters," adding, "Give these guys the rights and you'll get white-man jerky for export.
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The trip was so last-minute that we bought many of the staples of hurricane coverage at an airport newsstand: beef jerky, peanut butter and as many water bottles as we could carry.
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All we had to eat was a communal bag of venison jerky, a satsuma and, eventually, the hunk of dark chocolate I had kept hidden in my pocket until I felt too guilty.
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But along the way, it didn't quite know how to stretch out what story it had set aside for this season, which resulted in a very oddly paced, herky-jerky sort of season.
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Wawa: It's a 7-20003 that's not self-aware enough to realize it's just a place to get beef jerky on a road trip or a pre-cooked hot dog when you're drunk.
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He is the one kid who is against literally prostituting his sister for dates, the one bargaining chip the A/V Club has with the jerky older teen who works at the arcade.
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The idea is to create an immersively surreal dreamscape, which means perpetual motion — 23 tracks, most within the one or two-minute range, one rushed exercise after another, jumping around with jerky skittishness.
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To make sense of this momentous occasion, Late Show host Stephen Colbert paid a visit to his mentor Jon Stewart, who apparently is living in the woods sporting a beard and eating kale jerky.
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"The cost of raw materials has decreased versus prices a few years ago, resulting in lower average prices for jerky," said Jeff Caswell, general manager of Tyson-owned Hillshire Farm and Ball Park Brands.
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While the iconic fantasy themes were a nice geeky thematic fit for the Floppotron, "The Final Countdown" and its herky-jerky staccato really does work perfectly with the devices particular brand of musicality.[YouTube]
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Krave Jerky served paleo enthusiasts, and Dave's Bread was a godsend to gluten lovers, but both were rewarded with quarter-billion-dollar exits for improving on product categories that are approximately 10,000 years old.
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This has led to a spurt in buyouts of meat snack makers in recent years, including chocolate maker Hershey's acquisition of Krave beef jerky and Conagra Brands Inc's deal to buy Duke's meat snacks.
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But it was less these acts—immature and jerky, to be sure—that threatened to overturn the verdict of the voters of Minnesota, than the fact that the charges were continuing to be brought.
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When money runs short to buy canned foods, or there are no llamas available to turn into jerky, or the harvest from their farms and gardens disappoints, Andean families can always rely on chuño.
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Mr. King tells a slightly garbled, herky jerky story with intermittent excursions to events at other large public hospitals in the South and Midwest, including Cook County, Miami's Jackson Memorial and Charity, now closed.
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Given the slowdown in China and a herky-jerky stock market, Wall Street has been betting that the Federal Reserve will put off any interest rate increase at its next meeting later this month.
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There's Britney as you missed her—with those herky-jerky, choreographed arm flails so sharp and so fierce it seems wholly possible her limbs might dislocate from her body and blast off into space.
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But, if a new interview with Stylish is any indication, Munn has taken a step back from her old standby and a step toward a more unexpected — but still edible — beauty secret: beef jerky.
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And apparently not even a lamb dressed as mutton, but fast approaching mutton dressing as jerky — if we accept that the way women dress can be likened to the life stages of a sheep.
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A minimarket area was crammed with local products: hand-poured candles from Linwood Candle Co., coffee from Tipico, planters from Mainly Macrame and the cafe's cultured cashew cheese spreads, cookie doughs and jackfruit jerky.
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Mr. Côté's choreography almost always keeps McLaren as a character in a Chaplin movie or a ballet by Leonide Massine (the world's dominant choreographer when McLaren was a young man): jerky, gestural, excitable, cartoonlike.
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The potential deal comes in the wake of other Big Food acquisitions of smaller brands, including Hershey's purchase of Krave meat jerky in 2015 and Mondelez's acquisition of Enjoy Life Foods the same year.
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Formed ten years ago by guitarist Bryant Williamson, bassist Joel Hatstat, and drummer Mike Albanese (also of Maserati), Cinemechanica straddles the thorny divide between spazzy math rock, angular post-hardcore, and herky-jerky experimental metal.
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But there's a herky-jerky aspect to "Detroit" that goes beyond the camerawork, as the narrative careens among its characters without fleshing them out, before becoming a horror movie once the claustrophobic motel encounter begins.
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In all fairness to Starbucks, the Pepper Nitro with a Jerky Twist is more nuanced than sticking a piece of meat in a cup of coffee—even though that's kind of what it looks like.
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A number of chefs have even raved about Trader Joe's products, from its buffalo jerky to its wasabi peas, and the retailer is so beloved by its loyal customers that there are even Trader Joe's .
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You should also consider the Wellness Kittles Crunchy Cat Treats, the Orijen Tundra Freeze-Dried Cat Treats, the Sojos Certified Organic Catnip, the Virbac CET Oral Hygiene Chews, and the Prime Taste Treats Jerky Treats.
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You should also consider the Wellness Kittles Crunchy Cat Treats, the Orijen Tundra Freeze-Dried Cat Treats, the Sojos Certified Organic Catnip, the Virbac CET Oral Hygiene Chews, and the Prime Taste Treats Jerky Treats.
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PARELES This playful hard-bop classic from Jimmy Heath is usually taken at a medium-fast tempo, with the song's jerky structure making the musicians feel like they're playing atop the pedals of an elliptical.
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In "Anne With an E," Anne is constantly remembering her abuse, filmed in jerky, tightly framed, intentionally disorienting flashbacks of, for example, Mr. Hammond's dying of a heart attack while beating her with his belt.
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The category includes hot dogs, ham, bacon, sausage, jerky, pepperoni, deli meats (such as bologna, smoked turkey and salami) and any sauces made with these products (such as pork sausage ragù or bacon salad dressing).
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United Airlines has started using quinoa, faro and chia in some of its vegetarian meals and added snacks that aim to appeal to the carbohydrate-averse set like beef jerky and fruit and nut mixes.
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Also, based on the one episode we've seen so far, the show is poised to appeal to fans of tear-jerky comedies like One Day At A Time — it aims to balance heart with laughs.
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Chewy, smoked, and air-dried beef, the flavorful Wa equivalent of jerky, appears both shredded in a salad and in moik, the ubiquitous brown rice dish with a consistency hovering between a porridge and risotto.
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Here, the taller walls seem to rise in the herky-jerky rhythms of the city's skyline, evoking the New York paintings of Piet Mondrian as well as the Metaphysical street scenes of Giorgio de Chirico.
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The story of Ugandan chess prodigy Phiona Mutesi has its predictable share of triumphs and setbacks, but it isn't about the Big Match, or some jerky rich rivals who need to be put in their places.
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With temperatures ranging from 105◦F to 165◦F, you can easily and quickly make anything from beef jerky to kale chips, and with 15 square feet of drying space, this dehydrator can hold it all.
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The routes the club chooses are generally themed like their recent "Salty and Sweet" rally where drivers made stops at restaurants and shops across Pennsylvania selling either salty or sweet things like jerky or ice cream.
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Tesla might be aiming to give its Supercharger locations a makeover, which could be great news for hungry, bored electric car drivers who miss gas stations filled with bathrooms, scratch off lottery tickets, and beef jerky.
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Sure, it might not seem like Atlas is ready to rise up and lay waste to us puny meat bags just yet: The robot's running abilities are jerky and methodical, and it isn't all that fast.
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With a 0-60 mph speed of about 8 seconds, the XT4 isn't really quick, but its motor supplies abundant torque early, so it feels punchy (without being jerky, which would, of course, indicate actual speed).
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It's a tie between mushrooms — which have acquired what food marketers call a health halo and are expected to pop up in teas, desserts, jerky and cocktails — and sea vegetables, which most people just call seaweed.
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As at Tamashiro's, the variety of poke is giddying, including dried aku (skipjack tuna), concentrated and blood-rich; smoked marlin; clams, oysters and mussels; nearly a dozen variations with ahi; and even pipikaula (Hawaiian beef jerky).
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It is like watching well-made marionettes handled by a not entirely expert puppeteer: You see the strings, and the movement, yes, is jerky, but the action still has charm in its complete lack of pretension.
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A woman said she had seen a campaign ad for Mr. Greitens that she didn't like — "I thought it was kind of a jerky thing to do," she said of the commercial, without going into detail.
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TL;DR If you find yourself searching for a snack at a gas station, clamoring for a snack at your desk, or just want something to nibble on while you watch Michael B. Jordan videos — consider jerky.
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In addition to the style, you can choose between original, peppered, teriyaki, and mixed flavor, as well as either a pint glass or beer mug, because as everyone knows, you can't serve jerky flowers in a vase.
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As Billy and I drive from Dallas to Austin, we start to see ads for the legendary Texas gas station chain Buc-ee's, famous for its house-made jerky and for the sheer size of its locations.
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The autonomous vehicle system actually detected the pedestrian in time to stop but the developers had tweaked the emergency braking system in favor of not braking too much, balancing a trade-off between jerky driving and safety.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The dark, smudgy streaks on Xavi Bou's photographs suggest the jerky ink tracks created by a malfunctioning printer, but they actually record the various patterns birds trace while flying in flocks.
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Total sales in North America, its biggest market, rose 2.9 percent to $1.84 billion, as the company benefited from its acquisitions of snacking companies such as SkinnyPop popcorn maker Amplify Snack, beef jerky maker Krave and barkTHINS.
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You should also consider the Wellness WellBites Soft Natural Dog Treats, the Blue Buffalo BLUE Dental Bones, the Stella & Chewy's Carnivore Crunch Treats, the Rocco & Roxie Gourmet Jerky Sticks, and the BLUE Wilderness Trail Treats Dog Biscuits.
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On "Hopeless," a smooth electronic gloss coats the jerky, up-and-down pairing of the buzzy metallic keyboard with the punchy bounce of the drum machine to replace its nervous energy with a placating sense of calm.
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Some shock-jock morning radio DJs like Howard Stern and Opie & Anthony have successfully used the form to fill airtime, and the Jerky Boys did release multiple platinum albums of crank phone call recordings in the 213s.
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You wouldn't necessarily guess this when you're walking around Schiphol Airport, but many of the suitcases around you are stuffed to the brim with burrata, Turkish cotton candy, chicken jerky, and a slew of other tasty delicacies.
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You should also consider the Wellness WellBites Soft Natural Dog Treats, the Blue Buffalo BLUE Dental Bones, the Stella & Chewy's Carnivore Crunch Treats, the Rocco & Roxie Gourmet Jerky Sticks, and the BLUE Wilderness Trail Treats Dog Biscuits.
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From the start of the bustling first movement, with a theme that seems to nod to the jerky rhythms and rising melody of "I Got Rhythm," there are echoes of Gershwin, the jazz-inspired Ravel and more.
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Ball gets a lot of hate for his herky-jerky shooting motion, but when it comes to taking flight ... well, let's just say the ZO2's might be making an appearance at the dunk contest next year.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) said in a press release on Tuesday that staffers will hand-deliver vegan jerky to the cattle ranchers, who have requested provisions for their stand-off with federal authorities.
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One of his best recommendations is the husband-and-wife team behind the Ria's Roadkill Etsy shop, who will send you hand-sealed batches of their award-winning small-batch jerky directly from their Long Beach smoker.
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She first realized that she couldn't just eat whatever she wanted at age 18, when she was touring for High School Musical and discovered her costume didn't fit thanks to a diet of Hot Cheetos and beef jerky.
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The Pennsylvania-based company had bought cheese puff maker Pirate Brands for $21.60 million in September 2181.1, adding to its portfolio of snacks brands that includes SkinnyPop popcorn maker Amplify Snack Brands, beef jerky maker Krave and barkTHINS.
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After months of Ms. Deaibes darkening the room to minimize distractions, buckling Yuna to control her jerky movements, Yuna can now stare for about three seconds, causing barn doors to open in computerized farmyards and other onscreen responses.
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But the firm has branched out from its mainstream chocolate brands over the past two years, buying jerky maker Krave Pure Foods Inc and Barkthins Snacking Chocolate, made of dark chocolate that contains less sugar than milk chocolate.
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And while camping typically means living off of beef jerky, Clif bars, and lukewarm beer—with maybe some overcooked eggs thrown in there if you're lucky—there's also the potential to really let your grilling freak flag fly.
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Last year, CEO Kyle Vogt told reporters that Cruise wants to nail safety before it can focus on smoothing out the herky-jerky behavior that might leave riders a bit queasy, and fellow road users a bit confused.
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Surrender yourself to the spectacle that is "King Life," submerge your senses in his gravelly melodies and jerky, robotic dance moves, and maybe you'll feel a bit better about this bizarre, dystopian nightmare of a timeline we're in.
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Illumination (by Tristan Baudoin, who also designed the set) is often kept to a minimum, all the better to see individual beams, like the sharp light that silhouettes the jerky, Chaplinesque movement of that barefoot man (Loïc Leviel).
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But the power delivery of the 3.6-liter V6 is linear rather than turboed herky-jerky, so once you grow accustomed to modulating the throttle in your preferred drive mode, you can engage in some smoothly spirited driving.
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With the satirizing "Troïka ou Clochette" (1960), I can think through the timeline of elegiac ideas of industrial splendor, made fun of by the work's nonchalant, jerky, absurd, awkward, dancing movements, which evoke a constantly deferred last gasp.
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It was predictable that Rubio and Cruz would portray Trump as someone whose campaign contributions over time, comments from yesteryear and herky-jerky swerves in the present all call into question how committed and trustworthy a conservative he is.
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Take the creature that crawls out of Alice's brain, which Stevenson refers to as "Father Time," for instance: It certainly bears a striking resemblance to Eraserhead's Lady in the Radiator, with her swollen papier-mâché cheeks and jerky movements.
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It's too bad, then, that any close-up shots of men fighting White Walkers and wights are jerky and scattered, especially when the wights start to close in and Taylor loses sight of where all his lead actors are.
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Confession time: Despite growing up in central Pennsylvania, a state which James Carville once described as "Pittsburgh in the west, Philadelphia in the east, with Alabama in between," my experience with venison is largely through deer jerky, rarely steaks.
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" Or perhaps your loved one would prefer a vase of long-stemmed jerky roses from Say It With Beef, a brand that promises to do your classic bouquet of roses one better: "You can smell and taste these roses!
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The frantic "Who Made the Man?" is the musical equivalent of that stiff-armed herky jerky robot dance move, and over the course of five minutes, it transforms from a wild garage rocker into some tense post-punk agitation.
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At a saloon off the Coronado Hotel — a three-walled, open-air space that opened out on a stage — guests could get a tin of beans and the world's saltiest jerky or sit on couches and watch live concerts.
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Susie has long been an admirer of Madame Blanc's avant-garde choreography and Madame Blanc, in turn, is so impressed by Susie's violently jerky movements that she invites her to star in a revival of her most celebrated ballet.
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One easy way to demonstrate this is the video from the iScape app, captured on an iPhone X and an iPhone XS. You can see how jerky and FPS challenged the iPhone X is in a similar AR scenario.
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I'm guessing there are millions of men's faces available in stock photo databases, but the editors behind these articles chose mine out of the lineup, meaning I must look like the most vindictive, jerky cat-caller, of them all.
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But you also have to factor in lattes and cappuccinos—those contain 75 milligrams per shot of espresso, at least at Starbucks—as well as chocolate, tea, diet soda, vodka–Red Bulls, and even caffeinated peanut butter and jerky.
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Mr. Elliott, most recently a chillingly low-key villain in the final season of "Justified," plays his rancher like beef jerky that can talk: leathery, all-business, more likely to show affection to his calves than to his kids.
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In earlier animal studies, Ren performed the complete head transplantation with spinal fusion technique on mice and rats, as well as a dog, all of whom also regained some motor function, although it was jerky and not completely normal.
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But in the decades since, scientists have not figured out how, exactly, those genes cause the symptoms associated with the disorder: the mental decline, the jerky movements, the emotional changes that make the condition so difficult to live with.
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The Nitrate Picture Show is intended not only to give audiences an authentic cinema experience from the past, but also "to dispel the myth that all nitrate is scratched, jerky, falling apart or otherwise not worth keeping," Stoiber said.
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MINAMIBOSO, Japan (Reuters) - Whale cutlets, sliced raw whale, deep-fried whale nuggets, whale bacon and whale jerky feature on the menu at the restaurant Yoko Ichihara runs - and that's just a small sample of the ways Japan eats whale.
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We need to go to a grocery store to get snacks for our day trip tomorrow, so we head to a Lidl on the other side of town and stock up on beef jerky, protein bars, pistachios, and shortbread cookies ( $18.58).
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The box arrived late, it was filled with out-of-season stuff — though the Haggler wonders if there is actually a season for beef jerky or soap — and the total value of the merchandise didn't seem worth the box's $35 price.
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The rest of the pilot shows us that Jane is very close with her mother and grandmother; loves grilled cheese sandwiches and telenovelas; works as a waitress, but wants to be a writer; and once kissed her jerky new boss, Rafael.
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The U.S. Labor Department sued a beef jerky company and its owner over allegations that the owner fired a worker for trying to call 911 when a co-worker of hers cut off part of his thumb in a workplace accident.
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But also: cook chicken with it, glaze a ham with it, throw it onto grilled sweet potatoes, marinate a flank steak in it, add it to tacos, glaze ribs with it, reduce it and make some jerky… We could go on.
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But there's no disguising the feeling that almost every element of the production has a secondhand, synthetic quality: the dialogue, the jerky choreography (by Mia Michaels), the jokes, the anachronistic depiction of the show people who put on Barrie's plays.
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And while it would be interesting to watch your bae's reaction when you hand them a pot full of beef jerky (they're also a thing), you can save the pranks for April Fools and unleash the romantic in you instead.
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There are all sorts of reasons that someone who makes it big in Hollywood might be an asshole, from a lack of confidence in their own ability to pressure from someone higher up the food chain to a generally jerky personality.
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Here's my prescription for a blue funk: a GIF of Hannibal Buress dancing down the rampway at Grand Central Station in a suit and tie, doing a jerky cabbage patch motion with his arms and a wobbly shuffle with his feet.
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ConAgra, the maker of Chef Boyardee pasta and Slim Jim beef jerky, announced the spinoff of Lamb Weston a year ago as part of a series of changes to keep pace with the consumers' shifting preference for less-processed foods.
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The magazine said its survey of 640,000 vehicles showed that all-new vehicles or models with newly updated technology are more likely than older models to have a wonky engine, a jerky transmission, or high-tech features that fail outright.
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And I as a reluctant fan of Chuck's this season, was surprised to learn that he is in fact Jerky Pants and has some hunting gear in the back of his car that he probably uses for animals and humans.
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A Kid Found Sweet, Sweet Meth in This Candy Egg Thanks to the jerky camera work and the generalized revelry of the group viewing the egg-break (only heard, not seen), the short video raises more questions than it answers.
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The agency's own Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend an eating pattern low in added sugars, saturated fats, and sodium, yet the USDA reimburses SNAP retailers for not only bacon, beef jerky, and soda, but for processed cheese, potato chips, and candy.
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We started the meal with draught beer and some chewy catfish jerky, then moved on to dish after dish of foods like minced pork grilled in phrynium leaves with ants and salt dip, frog legs, and crickets roasted with lemon leaves.
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It's always a relief and a joy to see a distinctive cinematic vision working itself out on screen, and even if the results feel a little herky-jerky by the end, it's refreshing to see a filmmaker go for it.
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But every piece of Where'd You Go, Bernadette seems to be lifted out of a different kind of movie, and the result is muddled and herky-jerky, never letting us really settle into the narrative, in ways that hamper the film.
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The category includes hot dogs, ham, bacon and turkey bacon, corned beef, pepperoni, salami, smoked turkey, bologna and other luncheon and deli meats, sausages, corned beef, biltong or beef jerky, canned meat and meat-based preparations and sauces, among others.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will showcase American-made products ranging from beef jerky and cowboy boots to the Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighter jet on Monday, as his administration wages trade battles on a series of fronts.
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Of all the nouvelle momos (dumplings) at this tiny, forward-thinking Nepalese restaurant, the most fervent are these deep-fried crescents littered with buffalo jerky that's been salted and left to dry over the stove until purged of all but flavor.
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Trump on Monday added that he had never directly insulted reporter Serge Kovaleski's congenital joint condition, though he inspired outrage last year by making jerky body motions while criticizing Kovaleski, leading some to conclude he was targeting the reporter's physical challenges.
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The FEMA relief boxes contained a paltry amount of "chips and beef jerky and maybe a couple of bottles of water," which often couldn't be eaten since around 40 percent of the people García aided had diabetes or high blood pressure.
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Samantha has a mom and a dad and an annoying younger sister, a jerky boyfriend she's planning on sleeping with for the first time, another boy who is not-so-secretly in love with her, and a squad of friends.
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A championship game with a beef-jerky sponsorship, a $5003 million grand prize, and a spot on ESPN doesn't sound like an upstart, avant-garde sporting event, but make no mistake: The Basketball Tournament is still weird, and still magical.
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He scored behind the three-point line, he scored on baseline fadeaway, he scored at the free-throw line, he pulled up above the key, he took fellow big men off the dribble with a massive, herky-jerky, goofy-looking dribble.
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MINAMIBOSO, Japan, June 24 (Reuters) - Whale cutlets, sliced raw whale, deep-fried whale nuggets, whale bacon and whale jerky feature on the menu at the restaurant Yoko Ichihara runs - and that's just a small sample of the ways Japan eats whale.
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Computer programs helped to move the video from the ten to 18 frames per second (fps) at which it was shot to the modern rate of 24 fps, doing away with the "Charlie Chaplin effect" (the jerky, disjointed movement that characterises old film).
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Noah remembers a few things Helen doesn't, like the stop he asked her to make on the way out of town at the Gunther family guns & beef jerky store where he talked to his deranged prison guard friend John's (Brendan Frasier) mother.
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Scratchy ancient audio seemingly beamed in from another planet gives voice to many of the town's mechanized denizens, whose jaws and limbs look like they're going to break off as they move either glacially slow or all herky jerky like 19th-century tweakers.
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WATCH THIS: We Tried Every Item on the $1 Taco Bell Breakfast Menu Venison — probably thanks to its reputation as jerky fodder — often has a reputation as gamy or chewy, but Craw and his team came up with a solution for that.
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My laptop isn't working very well for some reason, because I have an old laptop, and it kept being jerky, but then I finally explained the story to him up to the point where I'm gonna play this clip of the stop-motion.
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In the experiments, robots that jump or walk with a quick, jerky force were quickly determined to be inefficient in groups, while the μTugs won out due to the longer duration of pulling force they were able to create with their tiny winches.
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The herky-jerky nature of app use, much lamented by marketers, has an upside, too: There are now many more times during the day when consumers are engaging in discrete activities, between which they may be primed to see a related message.
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You can also manage your 1-Click settings here, and perhaps most importantly, set a four-digit PIN to make sure that random houseguests or small children don't accidentally order a dozen crates of beef jerky to your house without your permission.
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Unnerved by jerky markets, hedge fund clients became fearful of risk and less patient with poor returns in the second half of the year, according to Kenneth Heinz, HFR's president, who said many started asking for their money back from lagging funds.
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But no, summer sucks hard: Mosquitos swarm like the airborne dirty needles they are and hungry animals (including bears, badgers, and stoned high schoolers) steal every granola bar and jerky stick that isn't locked up or suspended 290 feet off the ground.
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Food writer Bee Wilson, in a recent article for The Guardian, says the tell for their presence is "the pinkness of bacon", or that similar rouge in ham, salami, jerky—all these meats have been treated with nitrates, which act as preservatives.
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What may look like a nice smooth line of steady improvement in per-capita G.D.P. growth in the chart above looks a lot more herky-jerky when you look at the same data in terms of percent change over the previous year.
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Then, as Mr. Tensing moved to open the car door, Mr. DuBose started the ignition, and the scene turned violent in a split second: Jerky video footage showed Mr. Tensing appearing to reach inside the car, yell "stop" twice, and fire his gun.
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The visual language of her posts makes things clear, too: she stands in workout gear holding a Sunday Scaries product called Unicorn Jerky up to the camera with the label visible, her stylish yellow top contrasting with the teal bottle in her hand.
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The first-time novelist David Williams describes Pennsylvania "plain folk" grappling with catastrophe — the destruction of the global power grid in the wake of a solar storm — even as they continue on with more tranquil activities like gathering eggs and making jerky.
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Founded in 2009, it was recently named one of the fastest growing businesses in the food and beverage industry in the 2017 Inc 5000 ranking, which cites the jerky maker's 2016 revenue at $1003 million and three-year growth at 5,669 percent.
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" The AP reports Jones had "fried chicken, potato logs with tartar sauce, beef jerky bites, three candy bars, a chocolate milkshake and fruit punch" for his last meal and Williams had "fried chicken, banana pudding, nachos, two sodas and potato logs with ketchup.
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Many—maybe most—women experience the gamut of harassing behaviors, but sub-categories like sexual coercion (being forced to have sex as a quid pro quo or to avoid negative consequences) or outright assault are rarer than basic institutional sexism and jerky, inappropriate comments.
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Though David Chang did not post any photos of himself with Chrissy Teigen on his own Instagram account, over the weekend, he did share a boomerang of an egg dish, which he explained in his caption was Tagine with Khlia, aka Moroccan beef jerky.
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While such a list is by no means comprehensive, it's illustrative of television's track record in prying open what a 1990s documentary called the "celluloid closet" -- a history perhaps best defined less as a steady march than a herky-jerky series of steps forward.
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They were supposed to allow me to keep my fingers in the center of the circles and gently nudge the drone in any direction, but it never worked like that, I kept having to tap the controls which made every movement sharp and jerky.
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" A "Cheese Freak" First At first, when asked what one food he would chose to eat for the rest of his life, Porowski had a practical response: "For sustenance, I was going to say dried salmon jerky from the West Coast which is so amazing.
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"One of our first complaints was the donkeys were actually coming into the school yard," said Gibson, adding that some residents were so fed up with the donkeys that they threatened to kill them, while others wanted to use their meat to make jerky.
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In just two minutes, we get multiple character dance parties, a pop hit, a cutesy pee-in-terror joke and a cutesy poop-in-terror joke, a jerky side character, a bunch of highly touted celebrity voices, and a whole lotta maniacal running around.
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On "Phase," the lead single from the band's forthcoming album, "Marigold," he's vividly detailed — "There's brambles scratching at the window/And there's silver shining on the thorns" — pulling and pushing his voice herky-jerky while the rest of the band grounds him in rootsy emo.
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And in that time, they've gone from living off of a couple bucks a day and eating whatever they could find—including expired beef jerky—to becoming one of the biggest bands to travel around the world and discover great food and good beer.
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In NatureBox's case, those products are a wide range of its own branded snacks like Sriracha Roasted Cashews and Hickory Smoked Turkey Jerky that the startup positions as being a healthier choice than some competitor products made by the big consumer-packaged goods giants.
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Written by a veritable horror-crime dream team — Cary Joji Fukunaga ("True Detective"), John Sayles ("Lone Star") and Chase Palmer ("It") — and directed by the British TV-drama veteran Jamie Payne, the finale nevertheless hurtles herky-jerky toward a too-knowing and noirish anti-resolution.
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And though the Roastery has often served as a source of innovation for the rest of the chain since opening in 20TK, it seems unlikely that this particular drink will trickle down to regular Starbucks stores in the form of a Beef Jerky Frappuccino. (Hopefully.)
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Later on, we stopped at E-T Fresh Jerky—open daily—to use the restroom, check out the kitsch and buy supplies, and I had a new appreciation for how remote and inhospitable, not to mention de-populated, the area around Area 51 really is.
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These episodes, with their curiously unfinished and sketchy figuration of witches and warlocks—like if Egon Schiele drew an edition of The Dungeon Master's Guide—aren't exactly the highlight of the film, but no worse than the old herky-jerky Marvel cartoons from the 60s.
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I get two cucumbers, an onion, chicken, lean hot dogs, ham steak, two bags of frozen broccoli and cauliflower, jasmine rice, a can of black beans, flaming hot Cheeto puffs, four cans of tuna, chicken broth, Power Crunch protein bar, two tennis balls, and beef jerky.
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From grain-free treats such as the Chicken & Apple Recipe Jerky Strips to crispy, crunchy natural treats like the Bacon, Maple & Apple Recipe Waffles to the Limited Ingredient Grain Free Rawhide Lil' Drummies, your dog is not going to be able to resist the delicious flavors.
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The sun is setting, the apartment is cooling down, and I'm hungry again, so I eat the rest of my gummies, half a pack of Trader Joe's Sweet Sriracha Bacon Jerky, and a few Trader Joe's Soft-baked Snickerdoodles (from my recent international TJ's run with G.).
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Not to be outdone, United, a rival which is often mocked for poor service, is adding a range of new food and drink offerings, including organic beef jerky, breakfast sandwiches with cage-free eggs, and a craft vodka from the makers of the popular Buffalo Trace bourbon.
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What a weird record: eccentric English pretty boys fashion a herky-jerky electropop groove, keep the groove going for over an hour, drop in a power ballad or two just to lighten the mood, plus scattered ambient instrumentals like they think they're David Bowie or something.
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Yet today, all he does is hit, quietly and apparently endlessly, even as his outfield runs further devolve into jerky ambling, even though the same legs that once nabbed 83 bases over two seasons have not carried him to a single stolen base since August 2014.
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One question from the audience was about the viability of soy; it became clear that the question was a ploy to plug the man's product, vegetarian Perky Jerky, when the man ran up the aisle and handed Brown a bag of the vegan snacks to try.
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In the season premiere of the HBO series "Crashing," on Sunday, Young-White plays a version of himself, a precocious comic with a herky-jerky delivery whom the star, Pete Holmes, persuades to come to New York, where he helps him gain entree to the club scene.
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At The Ultimate Fighter: Latin America 3 Finale in Mexico City on Saturday, Sanchez took a unanimous decision over Marcin Held, a 24-year-old submission specialist and Bellator transplant making his UFC debut, by outworking him with better grappling, herky-jerky stand-up, and Energizer Bunny steadiness.
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The inclusion of a synth gives Okilly Dokilly's hardcore a jerky, post-punk vibe, one that the real Ned probably wouldn't like very much — unless he'd just come home to find his house rebuilt by idiots and needed to work out some of his rage in a circle pit.
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Hotel Derek, near the city's Uptown entertainment district and seven miles from the livestock show and rodeo, has an All Roped In Package inclusive of accommodations, a Southern inspired breakfast, valet parking and a welcome amenity of locally smoked beef jerky and a jar of honey roasted Texas pecans.
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Let's talk about first the colorization of it because one of things that's very shocking is to see the colorization, and not just ... I understand the herky-jerky element that you remove, and so you get it to be as if they're walking through movies you would see now.
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Still, the movie allows time for the camp enchantment that is Irene Ware's dance interpretation of "The Raven" or the scene in which Karloff, confronted with his new face, staggers around a mirrored room reprising the growl and herky-jerky gestures he developed to play the Frankenstein monster.
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Though launching publicly today, Turvo is already working with a small number of companies with some reach, including Oberto Brands, a company that makes "all natural" beef jerky; Le Metier De Beaute, a high-end cosmetics company; the craft brewery Anchor Brewing; and the logistics provider Service First Logistics (SFL).
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You can read the conventions in the Vine compilations that are still floating around Tumblr and Worldstar Hip Hop; they include out-there catchphrases and mundane views punctured by jerky, sudden action, and they spread virally through the walled gardens and onto the forums, uniting the two in the process.
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What's special about this bright-blue solution, in addition to the fact that it smells uncannily like beef jerky, is that it seeks to bust the myth that retinoids are always drying, instead working to reduce redness, calm irritation, and leave skin soothed — and not even a little bit blue.
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The two were true creative partners: Although Fosse came up with the ideas for his jerky, hyper-specific movements ("Bob choreographs down to the second joint of your little finger," Verdon once said), Verdon's innate playfulness and deep well of technical knowledge helped Fosse's steps come alive on the stage.
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Don't miss: How 2 guys turned their love for beef jerky and golf into a business that's making millions Data is a real-time snapshot *Data is delayed at least 15 minutesGlobal Business and Financial News, Stock Quotes, and Market Data and Analysis Data also provided by © 2019 CNBC LLC.
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While much of the show's first season feel needlessly twisty and jerky, the way the mystery eventually comes together while allowing for sharp observations about the show's characters speaks to Search Party being much more incisive — and worthy of a 10-hour marathon commitment — than it might appear at first glance.
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The American version is not quite the same juggernaut—having only produced two feature films and a short before this year's Rings—but it's still one of the scariest horror films of the new millennium and inspired plenty of jerky teens to whisper "seven days" to their friends over the phone.
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Ayant grandi dans un appartement au sous-sol d'un immeuble de Côte-des-Neiges, un quartier populaire multiculturel de Montréal, M. Khullar a été caissier dans les commerces de son père, où l'on vendait du " jerky " (viande de bœuf salée et séchée) et des cigarettes sous l'enseigne " Au gourmet international ".
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Since its inception, the rose-quartz-toned shop in the West Village has become a mecca for beauty enthusiasts seeking natural skin care, synthetic-free makeup and healthy pantry items — everything from complexion-brightening watermelon jerky to inflammation-calming turmeric teas — for a glow that truly comes "from within," they say.
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American Airlines will start serving snacks from Lorissa's Kitchen, a maker of grass-fed beef jerky, in November (free in business class; for sale in coach) and it will also be selling items from Zoe's Kitchen, a Dallas-Fort Worth company that prides itself on its made-from-scratch Mediterranean dishes.
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Here's a valuable graphic In the Senate chamber: note-takers, boredom, beef jerky CNN's Lauren Fox, Jeremy Herb and Michael Warren were inside the Senate chamber and offered their observations: Note-takers Many of the members have turned to writing notes as a way to keep busy during the trial. Sen.
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It's mostly just a low-carb, high-protein diet, and despite the fact that there's no real evidence backing it up—and only a cop would ban potatoes—it's probably the reason there are now 30 types of artisanal jerky brands with names like "Mastadon" and "Prîmatîv" available at Whole Foods.
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It's mostly just a low-carb, high-protein diet, and despite the fact that there's no real evidence backing it up—and only a cop would ban potatoes—it's probably the reason there are now 30 types of artisanal jerky brands with names like "Mastadon" and "Prîmatîv" available at Whole Foods.
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CBS is reportedly charging $5.1 million to $5.3 million for 30 seconds of commercial time during the game, and to make that kind of investment worth it, brands pour resources into formulating bits of theater that might get viewers talking (recall Budweiser's eye-rollingly annoying "Whassup" guys and tear jerky Clydesdales).
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Anxious parents bring babies to the ER for all kinds of things that could go either way like goopy eyes, concerns about how the stump from the cut umbilical cord looks, vomiting, strange looking stool, irregular breathing, and jerky or unusual body movements, doctors write in the American Journal of Emergency Medicine.
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Oven-Roasted Tip Yip The Tip Yip, which can be found at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo, features roasted chicken with mixed greens, roasted veggies, quinoa and pumpkin seeds, all slathered in creamy green curry ranch dressing Meiloorun Juice, Turkey Jerky and the Ronto Wrap A meal fit for a Jedi!
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The music cues were chosen for their temporal specificity — mainly, unruly hits of the early 2010s, when the film is set — but also their unique clangor: the narcotized boasts of "The Morning," sung by the Weeknd; Rich Homie Quan's herky-jerky yelp on "Type of Way"; the stuttering Maybach Music Group drop.
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Upstairs is a small bar where you can slither into a pale-leather booth to idle over smartly conceived snacks like soy-marinated scallop jerky; beef tartare, mixed with red and black pepper, and under a snowfall of pecorino; or fried wings stuffed with fried rice and dusted with ground Sichuan peppercorns.
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At the end of her performance, which had a slightly edgier rock feel that it did in the movie, she slumped over the microphone and looked directly to camera in a position reminiscent of the style of dancing that she popularized in her earlier singles, involving jerky movements and zombie-like vacant stares.
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By the time Billy and I are able to tear ourselves out of Buc-ee's an hour later, we have both bought T-shirts with that grinning mascot on them, half a pound of turkey jerky, a bag of something crunchy called "beaver nuggets," and two bottles of the sparkling Mexican mineral water Topo Chico.
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If Willy Wonka dehydrated meats for a living, his factory would look like the inside of this place: an endless supply of beef jerky on one side, carousels full of beaver-themed Buc-ee's merchandise on the other, and seemingly every beverage known to man stored in school bus–length fridges along the walls.
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Since co-founding Exo in 2014 to sell protein bars made out of cricket flour, Sewitz is hoping to help move people beyond the gross-out factor and educate them instead on the benefits: Crickets contain 2.2-times more iron than spinach, and cricket flour contains almost double the amount of protein as beef jerky.
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Over a lengthy meal of chewy boiled lamb with sharp tyttebaer (lingonberry) jam, sweet elk-heart jerky, aquavit and beer, he talks with awe of the predators the flock faced; the lynx which prowls woods of birch and pine in the valleys on the plateau's edge; higher up the wolverine, a remarkable navigator and killer.
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There are keropok chips, like deep-fried fish jerky, to dip in spicy, salted egg-yolk paste; a silky-stranded fin of stingray, steamed with sambal and string beans in a tinfoil packet; and duck tongues, stir-fried in seafood sauce, each a delicate framework of cartilage containing surprisingly luscious pockets of rendered fat.
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Other metrics include the average number of miles between "critical" interventions — when a driver has to avoid causing harm, such as hitting pedestrians or causing material property damage, and the average number of autonomous miles between "bad experiences" — things like jerky motions or hard braking, which are more likely to cause discomfort than damage.
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It was the collective funniness that gave us terms like man flu and man bag and man cave and heaps of products (sports drinks, meat pies, iced coffees, beef jerky, condoms, canned chili) that all came in man size, along with about 25,000 beer ads that were basically the same montage of really manly clichés.
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And my Verge colleague and first-time drone pilot Felicia Shivakumar didn't find the beacon easy to use the way I'd hoped: each of its modes only let you have partial control of the drone, they're each hidden behind multiple button presses, and they all feel a little jerky and imprecise rather than finely tuned.
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Sitting by his pool on a quiet afternoon, over a snack of Chef's Cut beef jerky (which he stores in bulk in the garage), Mr. Oza described how he was born in Zambia to a wealthy Indian family, attending the English prep school Harrow, the University of Nottingham and the University of Michigan business school.
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More rhythmically attuned to straightahead bounce than the elegant glide of retrodisco, he must have been delighted when the giant inflatable hooks currently bursting all over the radio came into fashion, and if this album doesn't reach the instant grace of 2015's Realness, it compensates with its own herky-jerky style of angular keyboard momentum.
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Because this is really a technical challenge, what you were trying to do with this film in terms of restoring it and making it real, because you're right, the herky-jerky, the idea that it's a Charlie Chaplin movie and things like ... That kind of look is ... What was your goal artistically and technologically from your perspective?
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WATERLOO, Iowa — Driving along a wide-open stretch of Iowa highway, Pete Buttigieg told a clutch of reporters beef jerky is his favorite road snack; he misses his two dogs, Buddy and Truman; and he packed four white button-up shirts — which he ironed himself — and one pair of jeans for this four-day swing across eastern Iowa.
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Though Bon Iver's musical evolution doesn't seem predictable or even logical (just imagine time-traveling to 2008 to show a "Skinny Love" fan the herky-jerky bloops of 2019 "10 d E A T h b R E a s T ⚄ ⚄"), i,i is the culmination of Vernon's whims and inspirations throughout his career.
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