Because I think you need your kitchen cabinet, you know?
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We opened up the kitchen cabinet and used everyday ingredients.
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His face was no bigger than a kitchen cabinet knob.
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Needless to say their kitchen cabinet was stocked with Life BREAKFAST CEREAL.
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Plus, it requires few ingredients, most of which are cheap kitchen cabinet staples.
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We had hidden it in a kitchen cabinet, but not thrown it away.
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Their ass splayed on a kitchen cabinet, so perky the cheeks are smiling.
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Samsung's Bot Chef is a pair of arms hanging from a kitchen cabinet.
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Cleaning out your kitchen cabinet can make your home feel more in order.
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Mr. Liu is one of the most enigmatic figures in Mr. Xi's kitchen cabinet.
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Cast your eyes hard on these two culprits, right in your very own kitchen cabinet.
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Even better, you only need three ingredients... that are probably already in your kitchen cabinet.
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Or the triple sec the previous owners left in the back of the kitchen cabinet.
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But these start-ups are dead-set on disruption, one kitchen cabinet at a time.
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Serena has more of those #wimbledon plates than I have regular plates in my kitchen cabinet.
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The trade investigation was launched in March based on petitions from the American Kitchen Cabinet Alliance.
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There are also two new kitchen-cabinet lines, a kids' collection, and plenty of storage items.
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I found my kitchen cabinet of people who are going to help me launch my startup.
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The action was taken based on petitions filed by the American Kitchen Cabinet Alliance on March 6.
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Don't Discount the Kitchen Cabinet There's only one CEO but there are a lot of team members.
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In President-elect Donald J. Trump's newly named kitchen cabinet of business advisers, Wall Street is in.
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They eventually worked with Masterbrand Cabinets to design a kitchen cabinet layout "perfectly suited" for their small space.
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This is exactly the kind of wine glass you'd expect to see in someone's kitchen cabinet in Gattaca.
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Even Kate Middleton, everyone's favorite princess, has treated her skin using ingredients sourced from her (royal) kitchen cabinet.
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The kitchen cabinet doors and the built-in cabinets in the bedrooms repeat the washboard-like branch motif.
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We believe your skin-care ingredients should be just as accessible as your kitchen cabinet — or your bar cart.
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Other great anti-aging spices to keep in your kitchen cabinet are turmeric, cinnamon, ginger, saffron and black garlic.
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The moment Lex tries desperately to pull down the kitchen cabinet door to shield her from a rampaging raptor.
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Conway was among a small group that had kitchen-cabinet conversations in early 2015 to discuss a Pence presidential run.
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Mr. Trump's informal kitchen cabinet likewise includes wealthy investors whose business intersects with the president's domestic and foreign policy agendas.
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Reagan sometimes turned to his "kitchen Cabinet" of wealthy California friends, but the transition chiefs managed to limit their influence.
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Every kitchen cabinet was zip-tied shut save one, which contained a small saucepan and two sets of plateware and silverware.
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The new line-up sees three incumbent ministers - Amy Adams, Simon Bridges and Jonathan Coleman - brought into the inner "kitchen cabinet".
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He has included some of them in his informal kitchen cabinet, which meets weekly, and seeks their counsel on big legislative moves.
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Presidents are always seen as listening to powerful unelected individuals – from Jackson's kitchen cabinet to Obama's Valerie Jarrett or Bush's Karl Rove.
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"Plahoniuc controls his kitchen cabinet, including State Prosecutor Eduard Horunjen and Viorel Chetraru, Director General of the Anti-Corruption Center", Gofman says.
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Sometimes they have done so informally, as when Bill Clinton made late-night phone calls to a "kitchen cabinet" of business leaders.
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My grandfather sat at a bench and mended kitchen-cabinet drawers, or rewired appliances, or sanded wood, while sipping from a can.
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In the corner, sitting on my great grandmother's metal kitchen cabinet (used now for art materials), is a coffeemaker/toaster oven combo.
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They designed extensive built-in cabinetry and furniture with exposed birch-plywood edges, including kitchen cabinet doors with cutouts instead of pulls.
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My 8-year-old son carried a box containing small, pretty things: three red-striped cups, fragile and ordinary kitchen-cabinet objects.
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From the kitchen cabinet he chose two crystal-cut tumblers, licked the rims of both, and set them next to the whiskey.
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And today, the model shared a two-ingredient facial mask on her website that's meant to fight zits — using only kitchen-cabinet ingredients.
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Singer has all of her garbage from the past four years in a single mason jar that she keeps in a kitchen cabinet.
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Prepare the depths of your kitchen cabinet for the Edible Spoon Maker, which, apropos to its name, empowers you to make edible spoons.
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One day, Michael and Antonia had been cleaning up Jason's apartment, and they brought over to Christine the contents of his kitchen cabinet.
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Rubio's "kitchen cabinet" on immigration when he was a part of the "Gang of Eight" trying to pass an immigration bill in 2013.
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Over time, our children's piles have become markers of their growth, like the scrawled lines on the kitchen cabinet showing their assorted heights.
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When fruits are failing you, tea can provide your sweets with a reliably interesting and complex flavor profile straight out of your kitchen cabinet.
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There are thousands — perhaps even millions — of us out there who would love these enormous tubs of highly processed lard in their kitchen cabinet.
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Cipriani recalled to me that after a short conversation, Hanson opened a kitchen cabinet to reveal what appeared to be millions more in cash.
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Lewandowski never joined the White House, but has remained an influential voice in Trump's ear, serving in his kitchen cabinet of informal outside advisers.
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Reed admitted to zip tying the little girl to her bed after he found her climbing on the kitchen cabinet, acording to a police report.
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He developed ever-more-sophisticated means of packaging to keep his cereals fresh and toasty, whether on the grocery shelf or in the kitchen cabinet.
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"She's kinda a drama queen so at home, even if she bumps against the kitchen cabinet, she has to have an ice pack," Lewis joked.
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While a cast-iron skillet is one of the more high maintenance pieces in a kitchen cabinet, it will quickly become one of their favorites.
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President Ronald Reagan famously convened a "kitchen cabinet" of old friends to help him make decisions by speaking to him in a direct and forceful way.
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When you release the top, the gunk plug will slide right out—leaving you with just some lovely, sparkly Champagne straight out of your kitchen cabinet.
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" Inside Leah's comfortable, air-conditioned house, Jasper goes to a kitchen cabinet and gets down a coffee mug, "as if she'd known right where it was.
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Yes, you can transform that box of Kraft in the back of your kitchen cabinet into the mac and cheese you deserve—whether you're five or 35.
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"You are what you eat" is only something your mother says to you when she worries about how much instant ramen you have in your kitchen cabinet.
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Jim Inhofe, the senator and climate-change denier, did not respond; neither did Jim McNerney, the former Boeing executive, who is part of the President's Kitchen Cabinet.
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My leaving the kitchen cabinet open is met with sighs so heavy you would think I left our baby on top of the car and drove off.
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And yet both have found their respective places in Trump's foreign-policy kitchen cabinet, Paul appealing to Trump's isolationist tendencies, and Bolton working to thwart those efforts.
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There was a $7083 kitchen cabinet by Raymond Loewy; a nut dish made of porcelain by Zeisel ($1.50) and an Eames dining table that sold for $75.
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The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office and by members of the Black Leadership Kitchen Cabinet of Silicon Valley are also investigating the incident, the Mercury News reported.
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" Hamilton Beach 62682RZ Hand Mixerâ€"$14.96 See Details The draw: A lightweight, easy-to-use hand mixer that will add a pop of color to your kitchen cabinet.
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Riordan advised Trump to form a "kitchen cabinet" with respected Republicans in the fields of economic policy and national security, such as former Secretary of State James Baker.
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Details include kitchen cabinet doors that slide out of the way when open, concealed appliances and closets that come fully built out with shelves, drawers and hang rods.
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Trump, like most leaders, also relies on a kitchen cabinet of close friends and confidantes, including hedge fund manager Anthony Scaramucci, who will also take a White House job.
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And if you just can't get enough, add the Hair Food Color Protect with White Nectarine & Pear shampoo and conditioner to your shower caddy (not your kitchen cabinet, obviously).
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My version of "The Chromatic Diet" would be meat-free, on-the-cheap lunches that coupled ingredients by hue, making use of what was already in my kitchen cabinet.
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Hawthorne, California (CNN Business)Our Tesla Model X pulled into a small parking lot behind an old kitchen cabinet store and came to a stop on a metal lift.
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So why can't you reuse condoms, as if they were no different than the cocoon of plastic grocery bags you keep hanging on the inside of a random kitchen cabinet?
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Meet the kitchen cabinet If past is precedent, Trump will take his work to the array of friends and associates who arrive nightly to Mar-a-Lago's Dorian stone gates.
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Food Storage Lid Organizer for Kitchen Cabinet, $12.99, available at Amazon If you have a lot of food storage containers, you know how easy it is to lose these lids.
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If you're the kind of person who has a kitchen cabinet full of mason jars, or someone who takes frequent beach trips over the summer, this brew maker is for you.
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People who are close to him describe Giuliani as a hybrid figure in Trump's kitchen cabinet: a political operator, a true-believer, a lawyer, a campaign surrogate, and a media personality.
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See below: One of the supporters listed on the page is Blackstone's Schwarzman, who, as a member of Trump's informal "kitchen Cabinet," reportedly speaks to the president on a regular basis.
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And because they're designed for Ikea, at least one prototype features brackets that makes it possible to use as a shelf, or to attach beneath an Ikea kitchen cabinet, for example.
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If you haven't already, now's the time to pull that ice cream machine out of the depths of your kitchen cabinet and dust it off—it's about to be working hard.
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More recently, over closely held conversations with his kitchen cabinet, Ryan's preference has become clear: He would like to serve through Election Day 2018 and retire ahead of the next Congress.
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Hours later, Sam and I cleaned out a kitchen cabinet and filled it with bags of various-sized needles, a red sharps disposal container, gauze and alcohol pads, and vials of medication.
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"Some of the rice went down the wrong way, I started choking and I kind of stumbled forward and knocked my head on the corner of the kitchen cabinet," Perrett told BuzzFeed.
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Because as self-taught makeup artist Raychel Newton has shown via her #facefulloffoodchallenge Instagram video, translucent powder, concealer, highlighter, eyeshadow, and more can all be sourced from the stuff in your kitchen cabinet.
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Like Kelly, though, the next chief of staff will be pressed to manage White House infighting, a mercurial President and the free-flowing discourse between Trump and his kitchen cabinet of outside advisers.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank staff back Mario Draghi's aggressive stimulus policy but resent the perception that he relied on a "kitchen cabinet" and allowed favoritism at the institution, a survey showed on Wednesday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank staff back Mario Draghi's aggressive stimulus policy but resent the perception that he relied on a "kitchen cabinet" and allowed favoritism at the institution, a survey showed on Wednesday.
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Maradiaga had frequently left the archdiocese in Pineda&aposs care due to his obligations as a member of Francis&apos kitchen cabinet, and poor health that has forced him to seek medical treatment overseas.
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Personalized Mugs, available on Uncommon Goods, from $30These cute mugs can be personalized to fit the couple, making for a special weekend morning coffee routine or just a nice reminder in the kitchen cabinet.
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A new system of rigor enacted by Kelly has limited the number of calls Trump receives from the kitchen cabinet of informal advisers that he relied upon in the early days of his presidency.
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Copies of Art of the Deal are on the coffee table, photos of the Don in 1993s New York adorn the walls, and the kitchen cabinet is stacked with souvenir mugs from the campaign.
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Several of their kitchen cabinet handles had the bright orange veggies balancing on them, and there was the 3-year-old standing in the middle of the kitchen, arms up in the air with pride.
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The effect is invigorating, especially when taken together with material choices like squishy kitchen-cabinet doors upholstered in silver faux leather and square gray tiles that cover a number of surfaces, including the kitchen sink.
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Housed in a former kitchen cabinet factory, Nowadays feels more like a homey lounge than a modern club, with lots of houseplants, Mexican blankets for those who prefer lounging, and dining booths that invite conversation.
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Even Ronald Reagan, who, like Trump, campaigned as a Washington outsider, relied on both his inner circle from the California Statehouse and a kitchen cabinet of mostly self-made millionaires who helped finance his political rise.
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Throughout the house hang scores of the prolific Lady Bird Cleveland's paintings and drawings; images of black historical figures crowd the walls there, stand five deep in a storeroom and are even taped inside kitchen cabinet doors.
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Other members of Varoufakis's kitchen cabinet included the former chancellor of the Exchequer Norman Lamont (a Tory), the former Deutsche Bank chief economist Thomas Mayer and even, on occasion, the French economy minister (now president) Emmanuel Macron.
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They were well supplied with guns and ammunition and had barricaded themselves behind adobe walls and piles of tires, but were meagerly provisioned with food; the kitchen cabinet guarded some russet potatoes, a bag of pasta and Folgers coffee.
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Members of his "kitchen cabinet" include his chief of staff Abba Kyari, whom Buhari has also put on the board of state oil firm NNPC, his uncle Mamman Daura and Babachir Lawal, the secretary to the government of the federation.
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Seen by some as her brother's answer to American first daughter Ivanka Trump, Kim, 30, is not only a powerful member of Kim Jong Un's kitchen cabinet but also a foil to the perception of North Korea as antiquated and militaristic.
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And she also hosted what she referred to as her "kitchen cabinet," a group of students from all different backgrounds, whom she dined with once a month to probe for ideas and a sense of what was happening on campus.
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In essence, the nonprofit, which has taken unlimited donations from developers and others that do business before the city, acts as a kind of kitchen cabinet for Mr. de Blasio, and its advice does not have to be turned over, Mr. Mandelker argued.
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She opens a kitchen cabinet to reveal shelves of immaculately arranged items: One is devoted to rocks they've collected on their travels, another to geometric puzzles; a third stores stacks of British studio pottery in a muted palette of warm browns and beiges.
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But before heading out to the drugstore or splurging on a fancy department store product—like the $250 La Mer brightening mask—check your kitchen cabinet to see if you already have all the ingredients you need to make one at home.
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Perhaps the most controversial member of her kitchen cabinet was Sidney Blumenthal, a friend and confidant who sent her hundreds of emails on both policy and politics, even though he was blocked by the Obama administration from joining her official team at the State Department.
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Lacking a traditional campaign operation, ties with the GOP establishment and the desire to pay millions of dollars to political consultants, Trump has, in effect, morphed his corporate operations, in which his children play substantive leadership roles, into a small but intensely loyal political kitchen cabinet.
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Francis also has kept on his nine-member kitchen cabinet a Chilean cardinal long accused of covering up for pedophiles, an Australian cardinal currently on trial for historic sex abuse charges and a Honduran cardinal recently implicated in a gay priest sex scandal involving his trusted deputy.
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Mediator During major inflection points in Donald J. Trump's campaign, the advisers, family members and friends who make up his kitchen cabinet burn up their email accounts and phone lines gaming out how to get his candidacy on track (and what counsel he might go along with).
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Whether it's the handle to a kitchen cabinet, the doorknob to the bathroom or just the front door to your home, give it a wipe down from time to time, if for no other reason than to keep them free of debris and pleasant to use.
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It's also important to not get carried away with fancy items that look great on paper, but will only be used a limited number of times: As pretty as that expensive crystal bowl looks, it will probably spend a lot of time tucked away in your kitchen cabinet.
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Our solution to kitchen cabinet clutter ended up being a whole lot simpler than new cabinetry or relocating across state lines; we simply completed a DIY kitchen pantry upgrade using a pair of Simplehuman pull-out cabinet organizer drawers that took me all of 10 minutes to install.
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It all sounds like a bizarre, modern-day version of Trump idol Andrew Jackson's so-called "kitchen cabinet," the term the press used for Jackson's coterie of informal advisers after his regular Cabinet imploded amid scandal and infighting — except this one is made up of cable news talking heads.
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Stacked on top of Rahmat's kitchen cabinet in the town of Debark, 470 km (313 miles) north of Addis Ababa, are a dozen bulging folders detailing the lives of 150 neighbors: who has money troubles, who has HIV, who is caring for an orphan and who is hosting a stranger.
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When you give cash, he says, "you're giving away something that is very useful to you — intrinsically more useful to you than a particular material good," which may already be lying on the back shelf of your kitchen cabinet and will never be anything other than the bag of pasta that it is.
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In an effort to keep the peace, Parscale recently began convening a regular "kitchen cabinet" conference call with a group of former top Trump campaign officials and informal political advisers, from Lewandowski to pro-Trump activist Charlie Kirk, seeking their input and sharing updates about the campaign, two sources familiar with the calls said.
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So when the employment card arrived in the mail in 2015, Ms. Jalakam did what she often does when good fortune comes her way: She placed it before the gods in the Hindu shrine mounted in her kitchen cabinet, blessed it with a dab of red "kum kum" powder and recited a prayer of gratitude.
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"Without a hands-on first lady, they're just pumping out food and seeing what the reaction is," said Adrian Miller, a lawyer turned food writer who was a special assistant to President Bill Clinton and whose new book, "The President's Kitchen Cabinet," examines the role African-Americans have played in every White House kitchen.
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With homes a few minutes apart in Los Angeles, they shared soirées, holiday gatherings and family occasions, and celebrated a succession of Mr. Reagan's triumphs as he, with the help of Mr. Bloomingdale and others in the Reagan "kitchen cabinet," ascended from film stardom to the California governorship in 21994 and to the presidency in 22009.
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Beyond that, cable pundits are moving from the kitchen cabinet to the actual Cabinet: In March, Trump tapped Larry Kudlow, a CNBC commentator, to serve as the head of the National Economic Council and plucked John Bolton, former US ambassador to the United Nations who is on the fringes of conservative foreign policy, from Fox News to serve as national security adviser.
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Like Ms. Pelosi, who counts Ms. Lofgren as a member of her small circle of "kitchen cabinet" advisers, Ms. Lofgren resisted an impeachment inquiry for months — even after Mr. Mueller issued his report outlining at least 10 instances of possible obstruction of justice — and embraced it only after it became clear that Mr. Trump was trying to pressure Ukraine to help him win re-election.
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" She is the Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE of North Korea, they "report," and "not only a powerful member of Kim Jong Un's kitchen cabinet, but also a foil to the perception of North Korea as antiquated and militaristic.
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Also in the image is a rolling cart which is a pallet and work surface, part of a kitchen cabinet set salvaged from a job, a brush bin that was once a grain scoop, tool racks made from tobacco sticks, a stack of pie plates that I use for pallets, mannequin arms that a buddy gave me some work scraps, and a grinder/ polisher made from old plumbing parts, angle iron, a wheel rim, and the electric motor from a well pump.
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Also in the image is a rolling cart, which is a pallet and work surface; part of a kitchen cabinet set salvaged from a job; a brush bin that was once a grain scoop; tool racks made from tobacco sticks; a stack of pie plates that I use for pallets; mannequin arms that a buddy gave me; some work scraps and a grinder/polisher made from old plumbing parts; angle iron; a wheel rim; and the electric motor from a well pump.
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