She leaves with a dress, which I treat her to.
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Khloe has other plans and leaves with the only key.
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And, at that, Joe leaves, with Kendall not far behind.
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Let me repeat that: the woman leaves with her result.
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His wife, horrified by his violence, leaves with their son.
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Others hit the dried banana leaves with a solid, resonant thunk.
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Everyone also leaves with a little swag bag including edible candies.
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In a large bowl, sprinkle the mustard leaves with the salt.
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Like any plant, B. pavonina has leaves with chloroplasts on them.
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He leaves with a 2455-219 record and a 173 ERA.
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She chose banana leaves with the finest bronze and copper hues.
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Serve that on lettuce leaves with a lot of cut limes.
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But he also leaves with many missions still controversial and uncertain.
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Yellen leaves with a rather clear plan for the Fed's future.
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He then hits the elevator button ... and leaves with the other woman.
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He was young, covered in bits of leaves, with a gentle face.
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Farrell leaves with a win total that ranks sixth in club history.
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One, Blanche simply leaves — with no destination," he continued, "two, goes mad.
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"Nobody ever goes to that event and leaves with campaign contributions," Demers said.
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Brew your own fresh batch of tea leaves with this cute tea infuser.
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Which leaves with the immediate reality that net neutrality is now officially over.
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With her warnings falling on deaf ears, Athena leaves with a death glare.
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He leaves with China far stronger and his own role much more prominent.
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The man leaves with his wife and a number of other white Christians.
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The championship-winning team receives $1003 million, while everyone else leaves with nothing.
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In 2015, the astronauts wiped the leaves with sanitizing wipes before eating them.
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Spinach, she said immediately, particularly mature, crinkly leaves with a rich mineral taste.
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Poe tips his black fedora and leaves with the monkey on his shoulder.
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Amelia leaves with the startling knowledge that she's pregnant — very, very unexpectedly pregnant.
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The film reunites Imaishi, director of cult classic Dead Leaves, with screenwriter Kazuki Nakashimi.
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Almost everyone who gets in my car leaves with a smile and five stars.
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It has trouble with leaves, with chain link fences and patterns and with motion.
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He also leaves with all of her bedding to try and hide the evidence.
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However, you can get the flavor or uninhibited tea leaves with the best tea infusers.
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If enough depart, clients in tow, the very rationale for a union leaves with them.
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I think if you mixed cannabis leaves with other herbs, they'd be rich and creamy.
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Peña Nieto leaves with one of the lowest approval levels of any of the presidents.
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Chop up your leaves with a mower and blow them over the beds for insulation.
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He continued along the trail and found another pile of leaves with more spikes hidden.
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When sweat evaporates, some of our body heat leaves with it, making us feel cooler.
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As a bonus, one comedian leaves with a brand-new website built during the show.
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In this case, they used 2,756 images of cassava leaves with tell-tale signs of disease.
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Last month, an Orchestra mashed his 2013 track "Blood On the Leaves" with Beethoven's "Fifth Symphony".
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He leaves with this little half-smile on his face as he's walking down the hallway.
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"No matter when a firearm leaves my store, it leaves with a gun lock," he said.
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Theon jumps overboard, and Euron leaves with his priceless gift: Ellaria Sand, who killed Cersei's daughter Myrcella.
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Vence later comes back to the apartment and leaves "with cleaning supplies including bleach," the affidavit states.
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Moss then leads the officers to the student, who then stands up and leaves with the officers.
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And instead of fighting further to push Boseman out, Reddick leaves with just a few harsh words.
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The plant has an upright growth pattern, and long, dark green leaves with a somewhat pointed shape.
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But he leaves with one major unfinished task, namely, BP's transition to greener energy and lower emissions.
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Water, prune and, if they are scented, rub the leaves with my fingers to release their perfume.
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She would brew the lotus leaves with tea and sauté the seeds with vegetables for us to eat.
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The pressure will be greater still if Britain leaves with no deal, which would mean no transition period.
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No matter how the negotiations are eventually resolved, let's hope that everyone involved leaves with both hands intact.
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If someone's looking for five-year projections, you'd be as well off reading the tea leaves with them.
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Shiann leaves with a warning: "I really want you to be aware of some people," she tells Peter.
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My postelection reading has looked pretty much like tea leaves, with just exactly the success you might imagine.
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At Bayern, he won back-to-back league titles and leaves with the side on course for a third.
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The patient also leaves with a health plan, including lifestyle nutritional advice, and access to their own health coach.
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If it leaves with Mrs May's deal, it will be subordinate to the EU's preferences for a future relationship.
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Mary Jo leaves with him after another night at La Vela (Floribama's Karma) and (surprisingly) becomes BFFs with Kortni.
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Uber leaves with around a one-fifth stake in Didi, but will give up control of its China operations.
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Don't get it twisted: March actually comes IN like a lamb in 2016 and leaves with a lion's roar.
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Dombrowski leaves with Sale, Price and Eovaldi owed a combined $79 million for each of the next three seasons.
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Dombrowski leaves with Sale, Price and Eovaldi owed a combined $79 million for each of the next three seasons.
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He leaves with her license, and as he returns to her vehicle he jokes that his hip almost gave out.
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Ultimately, Clay thwarts tragedy (somewhat problematically, by standing between Tyler and his guns) and Tyler leaves with Tony (Christian Navarro).
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The 29-year-old Allen, who has been with New England for six seasons, leaves with three Super Bowl rings.
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She fantasizes about going in and punching Tasha in the face, but instead hides when Tasha leaves with a coworker.
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Anyone who orders the spiked milkshake also leaves with a Waterford Crystal chalice Swarovski crystal cocktail ring, as a memento.
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TAVERNISE: And when he leaves with his wife —— HAMILTON: Made a left, then made a right where the cleaners at.
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To do this, use the mist to clean leaves with a damp towel and neem oil (here is Wirecutter's recommendation).
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We could leave it as-is, but instead, he makes oxalis syrup by blending oxalis leaves with chilled simple syrup.
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The researchers say a previous study showed koalas will often reject leaves with less than 55 to 65 percent water content.
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Barack Obama came to office pledging a "reset" with Russia, yet he leaves with relations at a post-cold war nadir.
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She leaves with suitcases full of money, either ill-gotten from her followers or from some crimes she made them commit.
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The diamond sparklers are stylized oak leaves with a pear-cut diamond drop and a suspended diamond acorn at its center.
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You can go to a local MoneyGram and deposit dollars; your friend then visits their local MoneyGram and leaves with pesos.
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And Johnson is going to need to pass legislation to push through Brexit whether he leaves with a deal or not.
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A wall of their home displays calligraphy dating back 500 years, beautiful time-stained leaves with language dripping down like rain.
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Stick leaves with school records for total yards (11,683) and passing yards (8,693) and 129 total touchdowns (88 passing, 41 rushing).
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And despite the humility that everyone leaves with, face sweaty and shoes dusty with baby powder, this is how the world changes.
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If Britain leaves with a deal, it will continue to be bound by hundreds of EU international agreements during the transition period.
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Available July 222019 Frozen River (71)After her husband leaves with all their money, a mom takes drastic measures to stay afloat.
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Of course, I have attempted multiple times and failed to be one of the lucky few to drink leaves with the legend.
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The first was a fried oyster wrap, the bivalves peeking out of bibb lettuce leaves with an eggy-mustard-laced Gribiche sauce.
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The next day, the senator blew leaves with a lawnmower onto Boucher's property and created another pile of branches, the document states.
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Green pasta can actually taste like something if you purée raw spinach or chard leaves with the eggs that make the dough.
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That's boneless thighs in fresh bay leaves with orange zest and spices, roasted and served over a parsley salad studded with orange.
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Mr. Obama leaves with rising approval ratings but an eight-year legacy that is under attack even before Mr. Trump is inaugurated.
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Payton "is the type of woman who goes into a bar alone and leaves with 100 new best friends," according to ABC.
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The guy gets impatient and whacks Quinn on the side of the head with his gun, grabs the money, and leaves with Justine.
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It's a party that gets way less interesting if one of the coolest and most important people just up and leaves -- with fanfare.
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Indulge in Nest Fragrance's pumpkin chai candle, Anthropologie's maple leaves with actual leaves in it, or a pumpkin patch-inspired candle from Homesick.
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In a recent reference to the volcanic eruption in Hawaii, the U.S. version of our Morning Briefing confused tea leaves with ti leaves.
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Behind an unassuming brick storefront is a bower of a dining room, under a trellis of leaves, with grapes hanging out of reach.
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Nick seems to take her message to heart ... that is, until he leaves with Corinne ... and quickly proceeds to make out with her.
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If you were eating off banana leaves with your hands, she'd ask you to wash up gently with lemon juice before you sat down.
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If Britain leaves with a deal, parliamentary experts believe most of that legislation could be dealt with during a planned post-Brexit transition period.
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If your audience leaves with even one or two new pieces of information or a new perspective, you have made it worth their while.
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The voters who brought Trump to the big dance would be the ones who suffer when he leaves with his wealthy and glamorous friends.
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However, the key lesson that Kennedy leaves with us is that we are not the sum of our insecurities but, rather, of our ideals.
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When a newcomer to the world of a cappella attends the first International Championship of A Cappella Open Finals, he leaves with some questions.
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The deadline for that is December 31, 2020, which is the current end of the transition period after the UK leaves with a deal.
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The camera lingers on Jamie as he leaves, with the gunshot coming fast and the perfunctory "next" from the British officer coming even faster.
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Stripping away caffeine from tea involves either immersing the leaves in carbon dioxide at extremely high pressure or treating the leaves with searing hot water.
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For a nutrient-packed alternative to potato chips, Haas recommends coating the kale leaves with a little olive oil and baking them into kale chips.
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Across the footpath were the older specimens, clamped to wood posts that supported the dramatically wide upper leaves with the Monstera's trademark Swiss-cheese perforation.
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Sajid Javid, the ambitious home secretary, promised to give taxpayers the £39bn ($50bn) that Britain owes the EU, if the country leaves with no deal.
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If Conroy is done at Tulane, he leaves with a 92-103 record and a dubious streak of losing at least 15 games every season.
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You explore the town, and the protagonist's mental health, in an exquisitely-rendered fall season that sees you kicking up fallen leaves with every movement.
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The next day, Mando leaves with baby Yoda, who finally wakes, and heads back to hand it over to The Client and receive his payment.
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Majure has a 2-month-old son that she sometimes leaves with the volunteers and has used the spare time to set up his nursery.
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Manning, 39, played 16 seasons for the Giants and leaves with franchise records for most passing yards (57,023), touchdown passes (366) and completed passes (113,895).
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We watch the water rush down the open gutters, carrying dirt and loose leaves with it and restoring the building with some sense of life.
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Despite a somewhat ropey start to our chat, Avila is all class and thanks for my time before he leaves with the rest of the crew.
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Vases by Mr. Mendini looked like conceptual groupings of leaves with a hint of Radical design, painted in as many as eight colors from Matisse's palette.
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At one point, he stopped to ask directions from an acquaintance who was squatting outside her home in plastic slippers, washing cabbage leaves with a hose.
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In a large bowl, gently toss the lettuce leaves with some of the dressing, the shrimp and scallops, the tomatoes, avocado, cucumber, radish, salt, and pepper.
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It may be telling that, despite holding the job for just nine months, Shine leaves with the title of longest-serving Trump White House communications director.
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Borrowing from Asia, where lettuce wraps are common, the restaurant fills Swiss chard leaves with various ingredients, either in set combinations or ones chosen by patrons.
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The legacy he leaves with us speaks to what really mattered to him: the pursuit of excellence, the idea that there is always a better way.
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There's a hearty lentil soup, grilled chicken wings, crisp-skinned whole fish, and fried fish to wrap in lettuce leaves with peanut sauce and springy vermicelli.
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And with that in mind, if someone feels like matching up Yeezy's "Blood on the Leaves" with every Star Wars trailer ever, we are here for it.
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On February 26th the Financial Times reported that the government had agreed to set tariffs on certain industrial goods to nil if Britain leaves with no deal.
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Now, rub the kale leaves with avocado oil (which has a far higher smoking point than olive oil) and sprinkle the spice and yeast mix on top.
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Given leaves with higher levels of the chemical, the researchers found that after a period of time there were less caterpillars left over and relatively unscathed leaves.
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"Once again the company has demonstrated an ability to read the tea leaves with its asset sales," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut Ltd.
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Three years later, in a large, light-touch Matisse-like ink drawing, we're in a lush grove of monster philodendron leaves with a bevy of tiny female nudes.
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Martha Al-Bishara was tased outside her Chatsworth home when she was encountered by a local police officer as she was cutting leaves with a knife last week.
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The singer is frustrated by the progress as the festival approaches and offers a speech — then ends her remarks by revealing, "It's my anniversary," and leaves with her husband!
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So advise the tea-ristas of HEYTEA, a budding, pricey tea chain, the better to blend the bitter tang of freshly brewed leaves with a salty cream-cheese "cap".
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On her way out, she steals toilet paper from a bathroom cabinet, and asks the coat check attendant for a stranger's jacket, which she promptly dons and leaves with.
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That's the resonant message Rapture-Palooza leaves with a post-November 8th audience: this is not right, and this cannot ever be allowed to be made to feel right.
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The 1.7 Liter Krups Savoy Adjustable Temperature Kettle has five preset temperature settings to ensure that you never burn your green tea leaves with scalding hot water ever again.
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Scientists don't know why the two regions rebounded at different rates, but studies of fossilized leaves with nibbles and bite marks from insects showed evidence of Patagonia's speedier recovery.
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"Anytime someone leaves with an oblique, you're not really optimistic because they take a while depending on the severity of it," Girardi said before the test results were available.
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The background for Mr. Obama's painting is not a dark, solid color, but rather a lush bed of bright green leaves, with his chair almost suspended in midair. Mrs.
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There's swag abound—everyone leaves with a goodie bag that contains a campfire mug, red and black hats, and a bright yellow blanket, all branded with Fireside's flame logo.
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Starters, called pica pica, include pinsit fritos or pork dumplings, fried vegetable spring rolls called lumpia, and kale laing sautéed with shrimp paste and replacing taro leaves with kale.
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According to FiveThirtyEight's election forecast, Sanders was forecasted to win 35% of the vote, and in 90% of simulations, he wins the state and leaves with the most delegates.
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A. leaves with me to take our dog on a quick walk; the super happy face our dog is sporting erases any stress I've had from waking up late (again).
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The scientists mimicked the motions of insects landing on a flytrap by zapping the leaves with mechano-electric pulses ("action potentials") of varying intensity, and then measuring the plants' responses.
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The paper and broadcasting network said government officials had drawn up a "series of options" to avoid resignations by ministers who want to ensure that Britain leaves with a deal.
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The income from this work helps cover the students' living expenses, and the average Berea graduate leaves with only about $6,700 in loans, the college president, Lyle Roelofs, told me.
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I've never missed a single session, and I can say that, without fail, everyone leaves with a deeper self-understanding, more confidence, and stronger bonds than they thought was possible.
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In his stories, his descriptive imagery is just as alive: A birch tree flutters its leaves with pleasure as it talks to a fox, an earth god loses his temper.
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Boiled, sliced potatoes and boiled, sliced eggs were placed on top of lettuce leaves with some olives strewn about, and dressed with a Huancaina sauce that brought the dish together.
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He then meets another woman, leaves with her as the club empties out at dawn and then the two, hungry from a night of dancing, go in search of food.
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Eckerdt told the outlet there are no suspects and that he has considered claiming that his department could gather DNA evidence from plant leaves, with the hope of discouraging future plantings.
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Her blonde locks styled down in beach waves, Bates opted for a crown of green leaves, with the natural accessory matching the bouquet of flowing wild greenery and flowers she carried.
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Watching Desus & Mero can feel like being plugged into Twitter without the slime of regret it often leaves with power-users ("Why did I log on!?!" is a too common refrain).
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She never spent a fall morning yanking me toward a handsome dog owner, leaving me blushing (perhaps in a beret) as she romped in the leaves with his equally handsome dog.
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A Curtiss P-40 Flying Tiger fighter and Sherman tank on the float were decorated in eucalyptus leaves with accents of black onion seed, white sweet rice and red ilex berries.
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You can mix the green tea leaves with any of the ingredients listed above, but be sure to add a liquid so that the tea isn't too harsh on the lips.
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In fact, sloths use about 90% less energy than the average mammal, which is vital, considering their diet is a low-energy snack consisting of leaves...with a side of leaves.
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Before he leaves with the goats, the 11-year-old runs to Nicholas Waweru's house to get a packet of seed balls, made of charcoal dust, cassava starch and tree seeds.
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Recent dishes have included burrata strewn with local ground cherries and crushed pistachios, shiitake larb wrapped in butter lettuce leaves with white peaches, and a Brie custard crossed by Ritz cracker shortbreads.
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It was rebuilt exactly like the original, with etched glass, whitewashed walls, and palm leaves, with the addition of an air-conditioner—though what good is a piña colada without some heat?
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She calls an officer over, Sid says he was just joking, and the cop leaves with the briefcase full of Cuban money that is supposed to be Lenny's ticket out of America. Oops!
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The spread between fed funds rate and the interest the Fed pays banks on excess reserves it leaves with the U.S. central bank (IOER) remained at 0.01 percentage point for a second day.
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" Mr. Frontenac asks, and Felix leaves with him Back at the park, Donnie and Helena are busy loon-calling one another, which is charming and fun until Helena gives the call for "emergency.
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PROBOLINGGO, Indonesia (Reuters) - Thirteen-year-old Siti Maryam says she suffers headaches and nausea after harvesting tobacco leaves with her bare hands during four years of working on her family's farm in Indonesia.
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At Brown University, Ms. Taylor studied medical anthropology, a major she created after taking time off to research the health benefits of coca leaves with Andrew Weil, the alternative medicine guru, in Peru.
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They pull rice kernels off the stems, stuff the leaves with fatty pork, a duck egg, and glutinous rice, wrap it all together with their teeth, and then steam it to be enjoyed.
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But for now, both sides can part with a win for each: The US gets immediate benefits from increased soybean and energy exports, and the EU leaves with no new tariffs on the table.
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He crushes the leaves with a gardening tool and douses them with chemicals, then he uses diesel oil, caustic soda, and cement, and leaves them sitting for a while to concentrate the active ingredients.
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When a jock destroys his cellphone, Kyle takes it to a repair shop and leaves with a replacement that has a magical app with the ability to make Kyle's social media updates come true.
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There's Suzanne, who, with her boss, robs the store she works at, then leaves with half the money for New York, has a love affair with a photographer, gets involved with drugs, and eventually disappears.
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Here, our forests are dominated by Eucalyptus trees, which for tens of thousands of years have relied on wildfire to aid in seed germination, and have encouraged fires by filling their leaves with volatile oils.
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She sprinkled it lightly with water, then took it out to the yard, where she rubbed it with dirt, walked on it, then buried it under a pile of leaves with a rock on top.
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Yet it's not Varga but Gloria who has the real power in this scene: As Varga saunters around the room, offering countertheories and obfuscation, Gloria asks questions insistently and leaves with another piece of the puzzle.
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One of Hyundai's newest innovations is the Ultrasonic Rear Occupant Alert, in which a sensor can detect the presence of a child (or pet) and activates a loud horn if the driver leaves with the child inside.
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But how do you keep this cuisine alive when its inheritors no longer live in the old ways — when no one has time to dig a pit or to search for the leaves with the most holes?
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The driveway divides the painting into two unequal areas, with the lower section full of smaller details, and the upper part full of leaves with a patch of blue sky and white clouds visible in the distance.
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A team led by Timothy Noël, an associate professor at the Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands, combined these solar concentrators—which, adorably, can be made to look like actual leaves—with tiny pathways called microchannels.
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We're all trying to read the tea leaves, with the GOP memo out and the Democratic counter memo sitting at the White House (and Trump administration officials hedging on whether and when they may approve its release).
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"This baby fell out of the sky and landed in our yard," Nancy Welke said in a video posted to her Facebook page, showing the device overturned on a pile of leaves with its SpaceSelfie signage still intact.
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It pushes viewers to go on a textured treasure hunt, in which the observer leaves with new knowledge of, say, the Duke of Devonshire's oddball sense of humor, or Korean painting, rather than let them remain passive consumers.
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The evening at Players Saloon winds down when Nilsa leaves with her friends Shawna and Katrina, who is in tears because Codi tells Nilsa that Jeremiah and Gus had a bet over who would get with her first.
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She leaves with the unemployment rate at 4.1 percent and trending lower, the economy shooting toward a 3 percent growth rate and banks far better capitalized than they were when the financial system melted down in 2007 and 2008.
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If Britain leaves with no deal it will face an even more urgent need to reach terms with the EU, which will demand the same concessions as before—and perhaps greater ones, given that Britain's hand will be weaker.
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His daughter Emily bitterly scolds him for his negligence and blames him for her mother's death, but she's willing to offer him an out: If he leaves with her, then he stands a chance of restoring their broken relationship.
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All forecasts published to date suggest that Ireland's fast growing economy - which has outstripped every other EU country for each of the past five years - will still grow if Britain leaves with or without a deal, but at a slower pace.
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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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Melissa marinates boneless thighs in fresh bay leaves with orange zest and mustard seeds, cumin, coriander, a few dashes of Worcestershire sauce, then roasts them quickly in a hot oven, before serving them over a parsley salad studded with orange.
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The likely result from this parade of promises is predicted in an adage: 'When a person with money meets a person with experience, the one with experience ends up with the money, and the one with money leaves with experience.
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There's no blood letting or tripe spillages here: the mercado only operates as an auction house for live produce and every steer leaves with breath in their lungs to undertake the next part of their journey: straight to the slaughterhouse.
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Britain is seeking to replicate trade agreements with non-EU countries for when it leaves the EU. If it leaves with a deal, then a transitional period kicks in, keeping current trading arrangements in place until the end of 2020.
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And if you're interested in sharing with a friend, at least you can feel good knowing the line's fall-themed releases are not nearly as divisive as the person who celebrated the changing of the leaves with a candy corn-covered pizza.
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These three stunning trends will inspire any bride who thinks that strolling down a cobblestone street and breathing in the smell of just-fallen leaves with the one you love is heck of a lot more romantic than a barefoot beach wedding.
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A classical trio played, and the groomsmen came into sight, then the flower girls, bridesmaids and the ring bearer — none other than Tanner the goat, now a family mascot, wearing a garland of olive leaves with the rings tied at his neck.
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While the message isn't particularly memorable, the impression of Cruz that it leaves with viewers—that he's thoughtful, concerned, and relatively sympathetic—is what might make the difference when the Texas senator goes head-to-head with Donald Trump in Wisconsin on Tuesday.
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They compared DNA from the blood on the leaves with that of two of Albert I's living distant relatives: the last tsar and former prime minister of Bulgaria, Simeon II of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, and a German baroness, Anna Maria Freifrau von Haxthausen.
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It was interesting to see a writing system adapted to the needs of its users however, and reminded me of the Brahmic scripts that became more "curly" as they spread to areas that wrote on leaves, to avoid breaking the leaves with straight lines.
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"Jarrod Agen served the Office of the Vice President with distinction as my Communications Director, Deputy Chief of Staff, and Acting Chief of Staff for the last two and a half years and he leaves with my utmost respect," Pence said in a statement.
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The former head of the civil service has urged Boris Johnson to release a confidential memo warning ministers about the severe consequences of a no-deal Brexit, which he says includes warnings about "rioting in the streets" if the UK leaves with no deal.
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Lee makes the rounds, sneering and muttering into her double Scotch; spars with the agent, whose name is Marjorie; and leaves with a few partial rolls of pilfered toilet paper, a napkin full of boiled shrimp (to be shared with her cat, Jersey) and someone else's overcoat.
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The recently-released DLC "Episode Gladiolus" takes this embodiment of macho masculinity to its natural extreme, accounting for the time in the main story when Gladio quite literally just leaves, with no explanation, returning a chapter or two later with a new scar on his face.
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Yet the incoming prime minister believes he can, in such short order, secure meaningful changes to Theresa May's deal, including in the "backstop," an insurance policy to preserve an open border between the Irish Republic (remains in the European Union) and Northern Ireland (which leaves with Brexit).
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He retires as undoubtedly one of the best switch-hitters in baseball, and while he did not reach the milestones of 3,123 hits or 500 home runs (he leaves with 435), some believe he has a solid case for membership in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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She ducks away and leaves to seek out Russell, but by the end of the season that romance seems doomed as she leaves with the rest of the cast for their new Las Vegas show, the camera lingering meaningfully on Ruth and Sam sitting together on the bus.
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As Nadia, a computer coder on the cusp of 36 and at loose ends in the East Village, Lyonne attends a birthday party in her honor, leaves with a man, gets hit by a cab and then ends up back where she started — over and over and over.
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The warm sea breeze would have blended the dry scent of cypress and bay leaves with the stench of rubbish and excrement from the street, and the gurgle of water in the baths would have been occasionally drowned out by cries from the crowd in the 20,000-seat amphitheater nearby.
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After being accused of habitual sexual harassment and other lewd acts, causing him and his employer, Fox News, to pay out $13 million in settlements; after costing the network millions when advertisers fled his show; after finally being fired from his job after years — he leaves with a golden payout.
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But if Britain leaves with a deal, sterling will rally to between $1.30 and $1.36, the poll found, still well short of where it was trading before the June 2016 referendum decision to leave the EU. "If there is a positive conclusion in talks then sterling would motor," Nyman added.
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Servings: 1Prep time: 3 minutesTotal time: 8 minutes Ingredients 3 makrut lime leaves, plus more for garnish3 dashes angostura bitters2 dashes chocolate bitters1 dash orange bitters1 bar spoon superfine sugar1.2 ounce Mekhong rumorange peel, for garnish Directions In a cocktail shaker, muddle the lime leaves with the bitters, sugar, and rum.
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But if Britain leaves with a deal, sterling will rally to between $1.30 and $1.36, the poll found, still well short of where it was trading before the June 2016 referendum decision to leave the EU. "If there is a positive conclusion in talks then sterling would motor," Nyman added.
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Here, it is a sprawl of turmeric-tinged rice — cooked in pho broth with kaffir lime leaves for brightness and a spoonful of chicken fat "for shine," Mr. Xuan said — and delicate chicken under whorls of pickled red onions, crispy garlic shards and rau ram leaves with their sunny tang.
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On a typical plant, only some of the berries will be ripe; the pickers must identify them by working their hands through the thick canopy of leaves with little fruit-seeking movements of their fingers, catching the stem of the ripe berries in the webbing of their fingers, and cupping the fruit.
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Ticks wait in the grass and the leaves with their legs outstretched, ready to attach to a passing host, burrow into the host's skin, and feed on the host's blood while transmitting disease through their saliva, often within a few hours of contact, so it's crucial to recognize how fucking gross that is.
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The government's own estimates show that every form of Brexit will make people worse off, ranging from a relatively modest impact, if the country ends up somehow entwined in the E.U.—and thereby less free—to a cost of around eight per cent of G.D.P., if it leaves with no formal deal at all.
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