It was, by far, the meatiest part she'd had at that point.
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Unlike the dainty crepe, Moroccan m'smen are perhaps the meatiest pancake I've ever eaten.
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Feral Rites is one of the best and meatiest Rift-only games out right now.
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Lillis is a standout as Bev, and her material is both the meatiest and the messiest.
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The meatiest part of the book is the treatment of platform economics, replete with demand-curve charts.
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Nothing, for all its nothingness, is one of the meatiest intellectual morsels for us to chew on.
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The weekly schedule is the meatiest part of the syllabus, the part students hunger for on the first day.
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He also has a wide variety of powers, which have inspired some of the meatiest fan theories in the entire series.
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Every cook swears their recipe reigns supreme, insists their sauce is the meatiest and demands their techniques are top of the game.
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The actress, then barely known in Hollywood, was famously asked to re-write Joanna's meatiest scene so it would sound more authentic.
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It's what allows her to fearlessly tear into the biggest, meatiest, most emotionally challenging material that some of TV's best dramas can offer.
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But privacy groups almost unanimously opposed them, stoking fears that state lawmakers are about to strip the country's meatiest privacy law to the bone.
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For Cruise -- who's front and center in practically every scene -- the glib Seal offers one of the meatiest roles he's enjoyed in a while.
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In Ghostbusters, Kiernan interviews Bill Murray's (spoiler alert) character during the movie's meatiest cameo, getting more screentime than the usual reading of a shocking headline.
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BRUNI: But Blanchett will rightly lose to Larson, who has been given the meatiest role in this category and takes full, harrowing advantage of it.
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Let's start with the meatiest image HBO released: the letter Ser Jorah Mormont was writing to Daenerys Targaryen when Sam Tarly came to see him.
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I've sampled the chuletas (breaded and fried pork tenderloin) at Mita's in Cincinnati, where I dunked slices in guacamole as if they were the meatiest of chips.
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Tasting notes The Uncut Burger, so named by the manufacturer to imply the opposite of a cut of meat, actually rated among the meatiest of the bunch.
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Roasted Halibut and Potatoes With Rosemary Halibut is the meatiest fish I know, and pairing it with potatoes and rosemary is a really elegant way to emphasize that.
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At 62 (Metcalf), and 58 (Janney), the fact that these two actresses are taking on some of the best and meatiest roles of their careers is a sign of progress.
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At the time, the chain was known for its BMT — marketed as the "Biggest, Meatiest, Tastiest" sandwich — and its Snak, which eventually became the six-inch sandwich we know today.
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One of the meatiest gameplay demos we saw came in trailer for a new God of War game — and we're not just saying that because it finds Kratos hunting for meat.
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During the meatiest part of the conversation — when Maggie finally learns about the Owen part of the pregnancy equation — Maggie explains why Link's reaction to the messy paternity twist is sensible.
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Overall, not the meatiest of episodes that This Is Us has ever done, but a nice, warm, fuzzy holiday offering before what is sure to be a five-hankie episode next week.
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De Blasio's 20203 platform, which The New York Times called "the meatiest material presented by any candidate" in the field, sounded themes that are now standard fare for Democrats with national ambitions.
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Moss, meanwhile, fresh off the latest season of "The Handmaid's Tale," has the meatiest arc as an abused spouse awakened by her transformation -- again, a little too quickly -- into a cold-blooded criminal.
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Is it during the NBA Playoffs, when the world's greatest players haul out the meatiest and tastiest cuts they have on hand for the nation's basketball aesthetes, their plummy pinkies reliably in the air?
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This prediction, along with the story's nods to transhumanism (and transchickenism), gets at the meatiest question entangled with the dream of human civilization on an interstellar dimension: Who, exactly, will these post-Sun humans be?
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This not only provides a spine for the show's various pointy ribs but allows Stanley, making the most of her meatiest role to date, to show how a fine singing actor can deepen pop into drama.
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I found that Carl&aposs Jr&aposs Beyond Famous Star burger is the best — though not the meatiest-tasting — plant-based fast-food burger that&aposs out there right now, with White Castle and Burger King&aposs options not far behind.
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"When you read the communiqué, and take into account the work that took place, this is one of the meatiest NATO summits that I can recall," said Deborah Lee James, a former secretary of the Air Force in the Obama administration.
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Narrative forever plays a critical role in how voters decide who they believe to be the most valuable player in the NBA, and many writers have long preferred to sink their teeth into the meatiest story instead of analyzing what actually takes place on the court.
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Her new role might not be the meatiest female character ever written, but the actress still manages to do a lot with it, all the while taking mental note of how the landscape is shifting when it comes to how women are portrayed on the big and small screens.
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"I Know You" is from Mr. David's forthcoming album "Time Is Now," and it begins with nods to club music, but at the hook it begins to swell, and in comes an unlikely partner: Bastille's Dan Smith, usually toothless, but who here sings at his meatiest, perhaps mindful of the royal company he's in.
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However he quickly left the "Brickies" after the club encountered trouble in paying his wages. King then coached at Oxford United under Arthur Turner. He gave pre-match massages to Ron Atkinson, who he stated had "the meatiest legs I had ever seen". King was offered the management position at Cambridge United, but a pay rise convinced him to stay at the Manor Ground.
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Xie was originally slated to star in MediaCorp Channel 8's 2009 blockbuster drama, Together. She would have played the second female lead role, one of the meatiest roles that she would have ever received in her career. It was announced on 15 July 2009 that she pulled out of the series due to private matters. This move hogged the news headlines once again, which was perceived to be a sudden disappearance and publicity stunt.
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" David Weigel called the show "an in-house attempt at a newsy cult hit" and noted that "her meatiest segments were about government spying, and the Federal Reserve, and America's undeclared wars". Minkovski had complained about being characterized as if she was "Putin's girl in Washington" or as being "anti-American". After Minkovski argued that Glenn Beck was "not on the side of America. And the fact that my channel is more honest with the American people is something you should be ashamed of.
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Her first release was the family entertainer Yaaradi Nee Mohini. Behindwoods.com wrote: "Nayan dispels her bombshell act and proves that she can more than just that. She breaks into tears when needed, shows vicious contempt when rubbed the wrong way in the name of love, and looks endearing in songs". Nowrunning.com stated that she "exhibits her acting skills in full measure [and] gives a moving performance in emotional scenes", while Sify's critic wrote that she looked "sensational and has done a great job in perhaps the meatiest role she has done so far".
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Koechlin played Sahana, a sales executive who faces discrimination at the work place; it was variously regarded as the most mature performance of her film career by commentators. Chatterjee was particularly impressed by her "star turn [in] one of the meatiest roles that she has ever played on the big screen". Koechlin played a French immigrant in Siddharth Sinha's short film The Job. Produced by Kushal Shrivastava, the production was a psychological thriller that was meant to be a critique of the corporate sector and its treatment of employees.
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The character of Robert California was met with acclaim during his guest appearance on the season 7 finale "Search Committee". In the IGN review for "Search Committee", Cindy White cited the guest appearance by Spader as being the "meatiest part [of the episode]", comparing Robert's role of the "dominating boss" to that of Spader's similar character in Secretary. In James Poniewozik's review of the episode, he wrote that "James Spader killed as an overqualified candidate who was creepily perceptive". While his review was less favorable, Alan Sepinwall wrote that he found "Spader's persuasive evil genius to be somewhat amusing".
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The episode received generally mixed reviews from critics. Myles McNutt from review website The A.V. Club gave the episode a B-, saying that it was "a funny episode that managed to be only fitfully satisfying." IGN reviewer Cindy White commented that "it's more apparent than ever that 'Goodbye, Michael' should have ended the season, if not the series," and that "the show is just spinning its wheels now". Despite this, she praised the scenes featuring Creed Bratton and James Spader, believing Bratton's performance consisted of "the funniest scenes of the episode", and that Spader "was given the meatiest part, gamely channeling his dominating boss role from Secretary".
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Krishnamoorthy made a breakthrough as a comedy actor through his role in Thavasi (2001), where he notably appeared in a scene where his character asks Vadivelu's character for directions to meet terrorist Osama Bin Laden. He subsequently worked on several films in the 2000s as a comedian, often appearing in scenes alongside Vadivelu. He later won critical acclaim for his portrayal of Murugan, a middle manager in a human trafficking group in Bala's Naan Kadavul (2009) and as a corrupt police constable in Mouna Guru (2011). Regarding his role in Yaanai Mel Kuthirai Sawaari, a critic noted that "there is an ice-cream seller played by Krishnamurthy who probably has got the meatiest role of his career".
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Rungis International Market, France Poultry is available fresh or frozen, as whole birds or as joints (cuts), bone-in or deboned, seasoned in various ways, raw or ready cooked. The meatiest parts of a bird are the flight muscles on its chest, called "breast" meat, and the walking muscles on the legs, called the "thigh" and "drumstick". The wings are also eaten (Buffalo wings are a popular example in the United States) and may be split into three segments, the meatier "drumette", the "wingette" (also called the "flat"), and the wing tip (also called the "flapper"). In Japan, the wing is frequently separated, and these parts are referred to as 手羽元 (teba-moto "wing base") and 手羽先 (teba-saki "wing tip").
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The film met with mostly mixed reviews, with critics praising the uniqueness of the film which dealt with the rarely touched subject of surrogacy but disliking the execution. Preity Zinta's performance in what was seen as an unconventional role was especially noted by a number of critics alike, with particular praise towards her portrayal of the gradual change her character goes through over the course of the story. However, the duo of Salman Khan and Rani Mukerji faced some criticism, with certain reviewers considering them more of beauty fillers in the film and lamenting their underdeveloped roles. Film critic Sukanya Verma, who was left with "mixed emotions" for the film, noted Zinta's role as "the meatiest part of all", finding her transformation throughout the film "amazingly believable", but considered Mukerji to be "handicapped with a role that doesn't give her much scope besides weeping and sobbing" and stated Khan's performance lacked substance.
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Tapping into the "gamer nostalgia" of Wonky music, Amidon described "Gooooo" as if "Samus Aran took a seat in the Total Recall chair and was planted in a Matrix-like goth club overseen by Shao Khan". The instrumentation of the song consists of a "keening, 8-bit lead, chanted whoops, death-spiral snare rolls and gabber-grade super saws". Pitchfork Media reviewer Larry Fitzmaurice opined that the "tight tonal coils" on the song "sound like hot knives slashing through metal by its high-anxiety conclusion". Carving the songs of English trio Nero "to their meatiest elements", as elements including looped handclaps and the signature synth rise of Drumma Boy are present, the bounce and juke-fused "Higher Ground" has only – or "obliterates", as Bosman puts it – two hooks, one with looped second-long female vocal samples and another with a synthesized Southern hip-hop-style "HBCU brass" popping "in and out to steamroll buildings" for humorous purposes.
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