Rinse and mince the little fish, mince the garlic, and fork everything together into the butter to taste.
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But, after centuries of baking mince pies in their standard form, people are starting to do unthinkable things to mince pies.
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Make the stir fry: Using a knife or meat cleaver, hand mince your duck meat (and fat / skin if using), until a coarse but fairly even mince is achieved. 3.
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Even if the curry houses sold more mince ("It's no mince, it's keema") than anywhere else in the UK and we thought you ate your paté with a knife and fork.
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We won't mince words — this year has been rough.
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Warren did not mince words: He has personally — personally!
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In his first reaction, Salvini did not mince his words.
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They even tried to make the mince pie croissant happen.
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We've still got plenty of mince pies to polish off.
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She doesn't mince words, and we love her for it.
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And the two candidates didn't mince words at Sunday's debate.
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Airbnb didn't mince words in pushing back against the ad.
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Iggy Azalea has never been one to mince words. Penises?
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Stir in the mince and stir well to combine. 3.
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The most common thing you're going to mince is garlic.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, independent of Vermont, did not mince words.
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As a teacher, he was not one to mince words.
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"Mince words," you might want to say to Ms. Hoffman.
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And when it comes to selfies, she doesn't mince words.
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Jose Mourinho has never been one to mince his words.
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It was hard for me, but I didn't mince words.
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The Grammy-winning singer did not mince words in her response.
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Sometimes we feel the need to mince words, particularly about prognosis.
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Curtis Jackson aka 50 Cent is not one to mince words.
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Cook County Circuit Court Judge James Obbish did not mince words.
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Ms Underwood did not mince words in the 41-page complaint.
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Mince them and freeze them with olive oil for quick sautés.
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Chyna, never one to mince words, doesn't let it go unremarked.
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Flossie, who's lived too long to mince words, wasn't having it.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg isn't one to mince words.
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Many of West's peers criticized the meeting, and didn't mince words.
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LONDON — Ian McShane is not a man to mince his words.
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And he does not mince words himself when talking about others.
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Instead of buying minced garlic, we decided to mince it ourselves.
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Sharon didn't mince words ... throwing a pretty good jab at Stephen.
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We did it old school using eggs whites and chicken mince.
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If you have onions, mince a quarter onion at this stage.
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Mr. Serugendo, with a warm, open smile, did not mince words.
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Kaepernick refuses to mince words about what patriotic backlash is about.
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While the beef is browning, dice the garlic into a mince.
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In the interview, Rihanna was clear not to mince her words.
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Sanders' kickoff email does not mince words about the sitting president.
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Also, enjoy a mince pie or ten for me because I am still in Australia and don't know if I can bring myself to eat warm mince pies during the hottest December I have ever lived in.
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The sisters didn't mince their words when it comes to their father.
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GOP strategist John Weaver did not mince words when denouncing the hiring.
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House did not mince words in his criticism of the federal agency.
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Wood hat trick rallies Devils CHICAGO — Andy Greene didn't mince his words.
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As usual, he didn't mince words when explaining his perspective to CNBC.
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Elisabeth Moss does not mince words when talking about filming sex scenes.
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Let's not mince words here: Meet the Feebles is disgusting and abrasive.
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But he did not mince his other words: "our execution must improve".
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Mark Dayton didn't mince words when he spoke to reporters about it.
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Lindsey Graham didn't mince words about the message Assad might be sending.
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True to form, the basketball Hall of Famer didn't mince his words.
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For Johnson, there's no need to mince words — the situation is dire.
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John Kasich didn't mince words on how he would handle Lewandowski's arrest.
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It did not taste like Christmas, or mince pies, for that matter.
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Preferably from an open minded, secular confidant who will not mince words.
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Ron, not one to mince words, immediately asked about the gun-walking.
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We each made a batch of homemade mince and had friends judge.
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He didn't mince words, and the piece ignited a firestorm of criticism.
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Still, the four who opposed it don't mince words on the subject.
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In Scotland people often drink milk with dinner—with mince and tatties.
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Kallikreins mince up other proteins, including some involved in maintaining blood pressure.
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For the chicken, mince or mortar and pestle the garlic, scallion, and ginger.
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AVIGDOR LIEBERMAN, Israel's pugnacious defence minister, is not one to mince his words.
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Nicki Minaj does not mince words – especially when it comes to Miley Cyrus.
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The industry didn't mince words when it came to letting Slimane have it.
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Like most comedians, George Lopez, 55, has never been one to mince words.
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When presented with the original version of The Clapper, Stevens didn't mince words.
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If you decide to mince your garlic yourself, four cloves should be plenty.
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With the back of a knife, smash garlic and chop into fine mince.
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To be clear, the general public does not mince words about fat people.
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Kitchen porn but not sinister: A cook's gotta chop, a cook's gotta mince.
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Soy mince, beans, pulses — all nutritious, full of fiber and protein, and filling.
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Photo via Snoop Dogg's Instagram Snoop Dogg is never one to mince words.
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I threw in MINCE/WORDS as a bonus, and the rest is history.
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He doesn't mince words when discussing the hard road of kids like himself.
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In reply to his question about welfare, Ms. Karas did not mince words.
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Pink didn't mince any words when talking about Kesha's allegations against producer Dr. Luke.
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Sen. Gillibrand did not mince her words when it came to Trump's political future.
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And speaking of Jon, his ex-wife didn't mince words on that topic, either.
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Ellen Page did not mince words when asked about homophobia in today's political climate.
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Merkel doesn't mince words; a racially motivated attack in Portland; the Kushner plot thickens.
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" Twitter did not mince words when reacting: "This is some straight-up 1984 shit.
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Dorsey, on the broadcast, didn't mince words about the state of verification on Twitter.
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When we ask Mary about the horror stories from consumers, she doesn't mince words.
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Let's not mince words: Steven Universe is one of the best shows on television.
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One is Anna Soubry, a former business minister who does not mince her words.
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Lindsey Graham, a former GOP presidential candidate, didn't mince words about the court's impact.
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Rick Springfield doesn't mince words when it comes to his lifelong battle with depression.
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US officials didn't mince words either, basically accusing the Israelis of breaking their word.
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Others decided not to mince words and simply shared their unabashed thoughts with Handler.
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Zuckerberg did not mince words about his attitude toward his company's relationship with Definers.
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Danielle Brooks doesn't mince words about being hesitant to strip down for a role.
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Boosie doesn't mince words, and says he has no misconceptions about teens having sex.
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Let's not mince words: you guys love when we find microSD cards on sale.
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Lindsey Graham did not mince words Thursday about choosing between Donald Trump or Sen.
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I'm not going to mince words here: This is a sanctimonious and shortsighted attitude.
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Liza Treyger, who has performed on Late Night with Seth Meyers, didn't mince words.
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Let's not mince words: Amazon tried to buy Kshama Sawant's Seattle City Council seat.
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Obama didn't mince words when it comes to his party's "complacency" in nonpresidential elections.
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She squirms in her seat, hands flapping in disgust, and doesn't mince her words.
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You can do flavours like mince pie and stollen and everything mulled and alcoholic.
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Uncle Rob, an artist with a gallery on the main street, didn't mince words.
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He frequently criticized Mr. Ghani, the Afghan president and did not mince his words.
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We met in his foster home, where his experienced foster parents didn't mince words.
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" But she did not mince words about Friday's report, calling it "disappointing" and "concerning.
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The new F.D.A. chief, Dr. Scott Gottlieb, didn't mince words in making the announcement.
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He is accused of not paying taxes, and is not one to mince words.
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The first known mince pie recipe dates back to an 1830s-era English cookbook.
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It is—let's not mince our words—two slices of bread covered in cheese.
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By the bishops' account of their session with the pontiff, they did not mince words.
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Chelsea Handler does not mince words when it comes to trying to prevent gun violence.
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Never one to mince words, Barbara described her ride with Hillary Clinton in her memoir.
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He didn't mince words when it came time for a self-evaluation the Wednesday defeat.
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This July 4, let's not mince words: American independence in 1776 was a monumental mistake.
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Delivering his announcement speech at Trump Tower in June 2015, Trump did not mince words.
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Mince pies are sweet pies filled with dried fruits and spices, otherwise known as "mincemeat".
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In short, mince pies are delicious and their fruity taste is the epitome of Christmas.
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Attorney general doesn't mince words When asked about a motive, prosecutors said it was arrogance.
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It's easy to load some herbs, mince, and bring out the flavor in any dish.
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Discordian didn't mince any word when speaking about how bad the internal conflict has been.
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But let's not mince words here: the art is what will bring in mainstream gamers.
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Above all, In This Climate does not mince words about the gravity of the situation.
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Vicente Fox is not one to mince words when it comes to the U.S. president.
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Safaree didn't mince words afterwords ... challenging Meek to a fight and a whole lot more.
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But when it comes to current events, the Bronx rapper isn't one to mince feelings.
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Asked about the claim that the experimental therapy is a "breakthrough," Wilkes didn't mince words.
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It's impossible to replicate the nectary goodness of the mince pie in a hot drink.
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Let's not mince words: Most online contouring tutorials are utterly terrifying for the average person.
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She didn't mince words ... blasting Trump for deliberately making a choice to destroy families' lives.
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Characteristically, Trump did not mince words and the contrast between the two tickets was clear.
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In Britain, the Christmas season doesn't officially begin with lights, mince pies, or shopping holidays.
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Harbour's disappointed chairman, Blair Thomas, was already back in Washington, DC, and didn't mince words.
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The coarser the mince, the fewer things you can camouflage as a producer, he says.
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They cooperate to mince unwieldy complex carbohydrates into bite-size pieces for all to enjoy.
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He doesn't mince words when it comes to the association of the city with weed.
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While she did not make threats, she also did not mince words, Mr. Gianaris said.
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The latter does not mince words after Ulysses is discovered trying on his mother's shoes.
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General manager John Elway did not mince his words in announcing the departure of Joseph.
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But one brief submitted by Mr. Oldham's lawyers does not mince words about their sensitivity.
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Mince pies are pastries filled with dried fruits and spices that are eaten at Christmas.
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They are tribalists, and for the most part — let's not mince words — they are racists.
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He refused to mince words, fudge facts, or make plays for the affection of his audience.
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When asked about the trajectory of slasher films after the original Halloween, Curtis didn't mince words.
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Yet Rosalie doesn't mince words on how lucky her mother was to gain notoriety at all.
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After four to six weeks, the fluid is siphoned off and leaves behind raw shrimp mince.
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Bird didn't mince words in her letter, which touched on how proud she was of Rapinoe.
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The mayor did not mince words when he asked residents to call anyone who remained there.
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She also didn't mince words when it came to how she thinks Trump's presidency is going.
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Let's not mince, dice, or julienne words here: There's never a bad time for a burrito.
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Lena Headey, much like her Game of Thrones character, is not one to mince her words.
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Clinton, 68, did not mince words in her speech either, addressing Trump's controversial remarks about women.
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But even after the results came in, Ellis didn't mince words about her more centrist colleagues.
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In response to the claim that his theory has been debunked, Gadoury didn't mince his words.
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After that announcement, China didn't mince words: The country slammed what it called Washington's "bullying" behavior.
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I'm not one to mince words about my unruly Mia Thermopolis hair, especially during the winter.
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Steinberg didn't mince words about why he was able to raise his first round of funding.
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" Glenn Kenny of The New York Times didn't mince words: "The whole thing remains nakedly idiotic.
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Whether it's Dancing with the Stars or industry slut-shaming, the Canada native doesn't mince words.
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Didga (as in "didgeridoo") is an Australian rescue cat whose favourite food is raw kangaroo mince.
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"—Jameela Jamil 🌈 (@jameelajamil) August 12, 2019Chrissy Teigen didn't mince words, calling Biles a "f------ badass.
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After the game, Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield did not mince words in calling out his teammate.
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And when asked what this win meant afterward, Rathan-Mayes didn't even attempt to mince words.
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It's hard to say how many; they oozed together like the insides of a mince pie.
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When it comes to business, Mark Cuban doesn't mince words -- as one unlucky entrepreneur found out.
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They did not mince words when they shared their grievances about other journalists since the shooting.
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So is CONTAINER, "Something that holds," and SPECIMEN, "mince pies" (minus "one" or "i," as clued).
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Dr. Ronald Kosinski, a pediatric dentist and the director of the new center, didn't mince words.
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Celtics Coach Brad Stevens walked briskly into the postgame news conference not inclined to mince words.
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After his release, Mr. Sik didn't mince words on Mr. Erdogan's complicity, corruption and increasing authoritarianism.
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However, District Court Judge Josephine Staton thought otherwise and did not mince words in her dissent.
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The provost did not mince her words about the opinions of a professor on her campus.
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"Mince" is another term for chopping meat up into very small pieces, à la ground beef.
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It makes sense—mince pies are rather fattening, especially if you'd eat a lot of them.
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Like the character she plays on the hit series, the 31-year-old didn't mince her words.
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Deadpool isn't one to mince words, but even the Merc with a mouth has to apologize sometimes.
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Like the queen she brought to life, Foy does not mince words when it comes to business.
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Time to put your feet up, grab a mince pie, and curl up with a good book.
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Brittany Packnett doesn't mince words when asked if mainstream culture is finally giving props to Black women.
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On Saturday, Cyrus didn't mince words when pushing for Clinton, simply telling students, "I'm counting on you."
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Scarlett Johansson didn't mince words when she took the stage at the Women's March in Los Angeles.
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Kirkwood's writer friend, Thornton, didn't mince words about the effect this media maelstrom had on her career.
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Next, we mix in the British ingredients: turkey mince, sage and onion stuffing, bacon, and Brussels sprouts.
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When I ask her about her fellow New Yorker, Republican frontrunner Donald Trump, she doesn't mince words.
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A Dundee judge even called it "mince" after a Celtic supporter was cleared of singing sectarian songs.
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But, we're about to get our very own British version of a cronut—a mince pie croissant.
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Let's not mince words: grime has been the sound of Britain—especially London—for a long time.
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News' Daily Pop, Brandi Glanville didn't mince words when it came to her ex-husband, Eddie Cibrian.
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The Rodong Sinmun, the official newspaper of the North's ruling Workers' Party, did not mince its words.
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Tom Udall, the ranking Democrat on the subcommittee, did not mince words in explaining the subcommittee's intent.
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Or just mince them up and steep them in hot water for an infection-fighting garlic tea.
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They fumbled with a bag, which looked a bit ominous until they started handing out mince pies.
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Mince the herbs as finely as you can and fill your tray about ¾ of the way full.
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Russia's defense ministry didn't mince words Monday about its willingness to attack U.S. military jets in Syria.
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" When asked if Williams' return could be in some other uniform, Allen didn't mince words, replying, "No.
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I won't mince words: This is the biggest narrative miscalculation "The Affair" has made since the start.
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KD was asked why he went with BK over the NYK ... and he didn't mince his words.
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He's from Maine by way of a lobster boat, all harhd vowels, and he doesn't mince words.
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"Other locals didn&apost mince their words, with one man saying: "Nah, you&aposre an idiot, mate.
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Westbrook's triple-double carries Thunder past Pistons OKLAHOMA CITY — Stan Van Gundy isn't one to mince words.
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But also, like, Shiv doesn't mince words when she says that she has "a relationship" with Marcia.
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When senators described the response to DeVos's nomination at a committee vote Tuesday, they didn't mince words.
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We got Sam out at Bootsy Bellows in WeHo Saturday night, and he did not mince words.
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You can use a meat cleaver to hand-mince the meat if you are confident with it. 4.
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After the trial, Cynthia Zimmer, Johnson's prosecutor, didn't mince words, calling him a "sadistic monster" to the press.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman didn't mince words when describing how it felt to be out of the White House.
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That's precisely what's upsetting Brits across the nation as supermarkets begin to fill their shelves with mince pies.
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L O V E. L3 doesn't mince words, so she even mentions it explicitly, but not to him.
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Mince pies, carrots and glasses of brandy are not a sound basis of remuneration for a multinational organisation.
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Skrillex didn't mince his words when he was asked how he felt about deadmau5 in a recent interview.
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Only someone determined to cynically exploit the situation would make such a claim and mince the mayor's words.
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I get random reminders of my own mortality from WeCroak, an app with notifications that don't mince words.
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Remember to crush and not mince, since that makes the garlic oxidize and taste slightly off, says Lang.
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Meanwhile, about thirty feet away, a man wearing a hockey mask used a machete to mince old Mrs.
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To make the tapenade: Drop the garlic through the feed tube of a food processor to mince it.
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Claire works up a good stink-eye and doesn't mince words when she reveals that Alex is dying.
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At the Oscars in March, the host Jimmy Kimmel didn't mince words about the issue in his monologue.
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But even on Fox News, the talking heads did not mince words: The situation did not look good.
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The executive officer of an Afghan Army unit on the front line in Chardara did not mince words.
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He didn't mince words, getting right into the news of him and Meghan stepping away from royal life.
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" Never one to mince words, Graham admitted when Trump "says something bad about John, it pisses me off.
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"We didn't mince our words - on either side," Gabriel told reporters after meeting Chinese Trade Minister Gao Hucheng.
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Janelle Monae didn't mince words while voicing her displeasure with President Trump's treatment of children at the border.
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The defenders of the Stark stronghold emerged victorious, but let's not mince words here: Arya actually won the battle.
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When Sessions was announced as the attorney general nominee, the pro-legalization group Drug Policy Alliance didn't mince words.
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Stephen King is certainly not one to mince his words — and that goes double when it comes to Trump.
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We won't mince words: A fan attempted to send Selena Gomez a bouquet of penis-shaped flowers last Friday.
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Tina Fey isn't one to mince words—and she had some very important things to say on Friday night.
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Menounos didn't mince words when talking to Kelly about her mom, who isn't faring as well as she is.
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Asked about Nicki Minaj and Cardi B's "altercation" at a New York Fashion Week party, Campbell didn't mince words.
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Husband has cooked an organic turkey mince with courgettes and chili, and a side of red cabbage and coriander.
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And when it comes summing up her life in one line on a bumper sticker, she didn't mince words.
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Oh, and if you try to pit Tamblyn against McGowan, she will not mince words and come after you.
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Watch French chef Julien Ponthieu show you how to properly mince a nice piece of Argentinian flank steak first.
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We caught up with Kendra at LAX and she didn't mince words about the former Playmate of the Year.
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The little queen cake and mince pie moulds from earlier decades indicate that small cakes had long been popular.
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The letters, addressed to the California-based company Cali Botanicals and North Carolina-based Kratom NC, don't mince words.
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Ahn also doesn't mince words about President Trump's first 100 days in office, which he called divisive and frightening.
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Chris doesn't mince words -- he says she's in RDJ territory now after 'WW' killed with audiences across the world.
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Both positive and negative comments are welcome — and we won't mince words when it comes to the critically panned.
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A first lady who does not mince her steps, by contrast, can challenge the world from a rarefied platform.
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Trump didn't mince words about it before he took office, saying it wasn't a good deal for the country.
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Stallone did not mince words when it came to his fictional boxing opponent, Ivan Dragon, from the 1985 sequel.
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Let's not mince words: in the fall of 2016, Russia's President Vladimir Putin and his agents attacked our country.
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I'll certainly use it the next time I serve Glue Vine (look it up) and sugar-dusted mince pies.
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Like any good revolutionary, Gómez doesn't mince words: When she discusses patriarchy, she brings out the literal wrecking ball.
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Rohrabacher joins board of cannabis company MORE (R-Calif.), a longtime proponent of legalizing marijuana, didn't mince words, either.
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Of course, women don't wear Spanx to mince around the house fancying themselves, and I'm not about to either.
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Onetime Dallas city mayor Laura Miller, speaking to the New York Times in a 2005 interview, didn't mince words.
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Let's not mince words here: Leaving a dog outside in the cold is a cowardly, utterly spineless act of negligence.
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Matthew Chessen, a senior technology policy advisor at the U.S. State Department, doesn't mince words about the inevitable MADCOM ascendancy.
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Litesa Wallace doesn't mince words when she addresses the reason holding women of color back from running for office: Money.
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Chants, songs and fierce debate Lawmakers on both sides didn't mince words as they took their turns to speak Sunday.
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What we're hearing: In an interview after the forum, Waqa did not mince words when speaking about the PRC representative.
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" Never one to mince words, Fonda stared at Kelly and responded, "We really want to talk about that right now?
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Ronda Rousey's mom didn't mince words after her daughter's UFC 207 disastrous loss ... her kid needs to hang it up.
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Not one to mince his words, Brannigan is scathing about the police officers and politicians charged with tackling the problem.
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She asked her about the organization's stance on automatic weapons and bump stocks, and didn't mince words in doing so.
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Aaron Carroll a doctor and writer of The Incidental Economist didn't mince words in going after the media writ large.
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Washington (CNN)Grant Hill didn't mince words when asked what he thought about President Donald Trump's recent attacks on Baltimore.
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Comedian and YouTube star HartBeat doesn't mince her words when asked why she started making comedy videos for the site.
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And, hey, if you love mince pies so much, why not just pop down to Sainsbury's and buy a box?
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I next put in cilantro (guac, anyone?), and similarly had to pull around ten times to get a rough mince.
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That's why National Stripper Well Association Chairwoman Darlene Wallace did not mince words after the final methane rule was announced.
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In its public report on efforts to undermine the American electoral system, the US intelligence community did not mince words.
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Evelyn Rappoport, a psychotherapist and child development specialist, doesn't mince words about the state of mental health in the country.
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" And he added: "I'm not gonna mince my words and pretend to be a nice diplomatic guy, 'cause I'm not.
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He eats mince now and text me last week to say that he'd just tried ketchup for the first time.
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It was all a bit much for Sophia Bush, who didn't mince words when talking about his behavior with PEOPLE.
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Despite some questions about his stamina and recovery, Sanders seemed characteristically acute and did not mince words on the issues.
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The company's main product is plant-based mince meat made mainly from pea protein in both pork and beef flavors.
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The tabbouleh, for example, it's winter stuff: kale, that we mince with walnuts and pomegranate and we serve with apples.
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But Toobin didn't mince words Monday in offering a mea culpa on CNN, where he serves as chief legal analyst.
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DC Mayor Muriel Bowser and DC Police Chief Peter Newsham didn't mince words in a press conference announcing the charges.
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All through his senior season, when asked about where he wanted to play professional football, Simpson did not mince words.
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It has gotten me into some interesting predicaments in my life, but it's safe to say that I don't mince words.
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Fox News anchor Chris Wallace did not mince words when discussing North Carolina's controversial anti-LGBTQ law on his show Sunday.
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Union is an advocate for giving and getting in bed, and she did not mince words when talking about sexual reciprocity.
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" One did not mince words: "THIS IS EVERYTHING I WANT IN THE WORLD I'M FUCKING CRYING BLESS YOUR SOUL RYAN MURPHY.
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You can also use it to finely mince garlic, ginger, carrots, even cheese for salad dressings, tasty soup toppers, and more.
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Let's not mince words—this is your fault for coming to my establishment and ordering a Game of Thrones-themed drink.
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Dolan, who is also an actor and will appear in Boy Erased with Joe Alwyn in 2018, did not mince words.
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And in a very, very important address to the Alliance Defending Freedom Organization yesterday, the attorney general did not mince words.
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"When asked to comment on the sudden surge in vaping, Russell did not mince words, describing the trend as an "epidemic.
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This little robot pooch may be adorable, but it doesn't mince its words when telling you how much your feet smell.
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The Memphis rapper doesn't mince words ... he says this is the worst state hip-hop's been in since he can remember.
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Off-camera, though, the actress is an activist who doesn't mince words when it comes to issues that matter to her.
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The R.N.C.'s Growth and Opportunity report, ordered up after Romney's loss and released on March 18, did not mince words.
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In several on-the-record interviews for the Politico correspondent Tim Alberta's book, "American Carnage," Ryan didn't mince words about Trump.
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And the singer didn't mince words in her emphatic denial of the rumor — but not before having herself a good chuckle.
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CNN host Anderson Cooper did not mince words after President Donald Trump's press conference in Helsinki with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Asked what Monzo's biggest challenge will be over the next year, its CEO doesn't mince his words: "Increasing revenue," he says.
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The singer's complaint—addressed to both Schwartz and management company GSO, where he was employed at the time—doesn't mince words.
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Eight in 10 (80 percent) oppose the tax reform proposals, and they do not mince words when asked about their thoughts.
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The president didn't mince his words when it came to a number of high-profile women he perceives as his enemies.
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The left-leaning Religious Action Center, whose ex-director Rabbi David Saperstein now works for the State Department, didn't mince words.
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Nur turns an Arab dessert, the folded pancakes called qatayef, into fried savory pies filled with a mince of spiced lamb.
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It wasn't long before he got on the phone with Ms. Dennett, and right from the start, he didn't mince words.
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Hopefully Israel's Supreme Court will strike down the law, but, in the meantime, Israel's president, Reuven Rivlin, did not mince words.
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On the very same episode, the Haqq twins shared their sentiments on Thompson's wishy-washy behavior, and they didn't mince words.
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And Butler did not mince his words in speaking with the press after the game about his various confrontations with Warren.
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He had more than earned his fate, as had Osama bin Laden, and we need not mince words in saying so.
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Every Christmas, Brits love to watch pantomimes, eat Yorkshire puddings and mince pies, and meet their school friends down the pub.
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" And Prime Minister Justin Trudeau didn't mince words, saying, "We'll stand up for human rights and women's rights around the world.
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The Herb Mill & Grinder lets you easily load and mince herbs so you can bring out the flavor in any dish.
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Former Mexican Foreign Minister Jorge Castañeda did not mince words after Trump was elected, calling his selection "a catastrophe" for his country.
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BBC News followed Bartley as he started his new job, and one of his first tasks was serving mince pies to patrons.
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That is because Mauricio Macri, Argentina's president since 1003, has ended the populist policies of his predecessors, which ground ranchers into mince.
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Ottawa Senators general manager Pierre Dorion did not mince words Thursday regarding his decision to rid the club of veteran Mike Hoffman.
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Jöel Deumier, the president of the gay rights group SOS Homophobie, doesn't mince words when talking about his opinion of Le Pen.
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Pretty Little Liars star Troian Bellisario did not mince words when asked to weigh in on the celebrity feud of the century.
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For another, HONY creator Brandon Stanton doesn't mince words when it comes to fighting racism and hate — on and off the internet.
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I—along with my esteemed colleagues—entered this endeavour with an open mind, despite being a mince pie purist to my core.
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First, we gave the hot drink a good ol' sniff to see if it savoured of the mince pie's signature spicy sweetness.
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President Trump didn't mince words with his threat to North Korea after its warning about retaliation against the U.S. for UN sanctions.
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Sinbad doesn't mince words here -- he says it's not a joke, and his stance has nothing to do with defending Cosby's name.
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Asked if he agreed with Cuaron that Mexican society remains rife with racist prejudice, the veteran leftist did not mince his words.
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Bieber doesn't mince words, telling the photog in the calmest way he was hurt and upset by all the screaming and cussing.
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Senator Sherrod Brown did not mince words in his opening remarks during a Senate committee hearing addressing concerns over Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency.
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This will make around 2kg, so there will be a large quantity of mincemeat left for making mince pies at Christmas. 4.
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" Never one to mince his words, O'Leary told CNBC Monday that the rival budget European airline Norwegian was saddled "with enormous debts.
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The group did not mince words, taking the rare step of attacking one of the fiercest abortion rights voices on Capitol Hill.
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Presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg didn't mince words when speaking at a rally of Uber and Lyft drivers in San Francisco on Thursday.
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Whip up pico de gallo, mince garlic with the press of a button, or chop onions tears-free with this handy machine.
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Let's not mince words — the Democratic Congressional leadership going into 2017 — especially in the Senate -- is old, white, largely male, and stale.
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That place you visit on the 2nd January because it's Time For The New Me and you've eaten dickloads of mince pies.
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For my strange, wondrous job, I have watched Pok Pok's Andy Ricker mince pork with a scimitar-style cleaver in Chiang Mai.
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You might "Mince words?" if you beat around the bush, but in this case, we are mincing them by EDITing them. 13D.
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The small-business owners who use Amazon frequently don't mince words about the worst-case scenario in this fast-evolving "frenemy" relationship.
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" The outgoing Republican did not mince words about McCabe either, saying the former top FBI official "undercut his credibility all by himself.
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Elon Musk is not one to mince words, but he may have just lost a potential customer because of a cutting tweet.
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Fiona Hill, the former senior director for Russia and Europe at the National Security Council, did not mince words in her testimony.
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She doesn't mince words, however, about the "general macho atmosphere" that permeated the West Wing in the early months of their tenure.
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" The libertarian CPAC attendees I spoke to did not mince words about Trump — calling him a "fascist" and a "would-be dictator.
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A competitive, proto-fascist party (let's not mince words) in a two-party system would be an existential threat to American democracy.
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Djimon didn't mince words ... he says it would've been nice to have seen his and Kimora's kid, Kenzo, let alone a convo.
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Welp, T.I. doesn't mince words -- or cool sayings either -- to slam DT for what many are calling his worst moment yet as President.
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Washington (CNN)Mexican Interior Secretary Miguel Angel Osorio Chong did not mince words when speaking alongside his American counterpart in Mexico City Thursday.
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"The President did not mince words," Jim Coleman said in an interview, relaying briefings he received on efforts to bring back his daughter.
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Theron, however, did not mince words when a fan asked her on Watch What Happens Live what she thought of the Bachelor finale.
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We're not going to mince words here: This is a great deal, and one we don't often see on the 55-inch model.
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Wearing a mint-green ballgown, her purple hair flowing, she didn't mince words when she told me prohibition is a form of slavery.
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While the star would only say that their friendship was "deeply private," he did not mince his words when it came to Harry.
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As you may have expected, Apple did not mince its words in explaining the catastrophic consequences of giving the government such sweeping powers.
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Tonya Harding's mother, LaVona "Sandy" Golden, did not mince her words when she spoke about her notorious Olympian daughter in a new interview.
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With that, she did not mince words last week when Nassar complained about the emotional distress that resulted from hearing the victim's statements.
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Not the revolting cabbage-and-mince concoction known as "Ming Sing" that he'd been sent out into the world with by his mother.
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In Britain, it is a tradition to leave out a glass of sherry and a mince pie for Father Christmas on Christmas Eve.
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Kishore Mahbubani, freed from the strait jacket of diplomatic protocol after serving 33 years in Singapore's foreign service, doesn't mince his words now.
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Ahead of the Met Gala, the Master of None star answered 73 Questions with Vogue, and he didn't mince words about the term.
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" Graham didn't mince words when asked about Russia, saying the report made it clear "they are going to try to do it again.
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In a new interview in Rolling Stone, the singer didn't mince his words when he gave his opinion on the Republican Presidential candidate.
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He hears of company founders who are basically trying to make mince, he says, which is a cheap product with which to compete.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov did not mince words about the U.S. elections in a video clip posted to the internet on Wednesday.
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In their report Citron did not mince words, basing their conclusions on an Amnesty International Report claiming widespread abuse on the Twitter platform.
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Michelle Rodriguez did not mince words about the disparity between men and women when paycheck Friday comes along ... it's just a man's world.
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" The description is the lyrics to " Christmas Wrapping" by The Waitresses, an ASCII art Christmas tree, or the Wikipedia description for "mince pies.
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Or keep it totally old school with these very British mince pies, filled with warm spices, sultanas, dried apricots, apples, chestnuts, and clementines.
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I had hoped this day would never come—the day when the sacrality and integrity of Britain's beloved mince pies would be compromised.
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The mince pie flat white has descended upon our hot drinks menus; turning this bastion of tradition into little more than a gimmick.
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While Trump was still just a presidential candidate in 2016, Springsteen gave an interview to Rolling Stone in which he didn't mince words.
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But he doesn't mince words about the sudden shock and appall on Hollywood's end ... where A-listers are being excommunicated left and right.
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They just wouldn't be the same without the bustle of Yuletide shopping, sweet mince pies and holiday cups full of steaming hot drinks.
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" Among Houellebecq's critics was Christine Angot, who did not mince her words in Le Monde: "It's a book that dirties whoever reads it.
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Pence didn't mince words, calling on Google to abandon its plans for a China-friendly mobile version of its otherwise ubiquitous search engine.
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Facebook users who don't mince words in criticizing racism and police killings of racial minorities say that their posts are often taken down.
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But let's not mince words about how damaging Pence's actual policies have been, and how damaging they could be if implemented more widely.
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She doesn't mince words as she runs her sexual history through the ringer and mines the roles of those involved, including—especially—herself.
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Although tsukune calls for ground chicken thighs, you can mince up any part of the bird for the skewers (yep, even the backside).
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He didn't his mince words: "There is no firm, peer reviewed data that verifies that IgG antibody is diagnostically useful," he tells me.
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But they did not mince words when it came to their anxiety about Mr. Trump's election, urging audience members not to become complacent.
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But Justice Elena Kagan, taking lead and joined by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor did not mince her words.
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In a televised interview, Rodgers did not mince words when describing his struggles up until the final three minutes of the first half.
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The holiday-themed recipes (mince pie, mulled wine, Twelfth Night fish cakes) aren't written to win the attention of the James Beard House.
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The court regrets that it cannot force a person to donate to your adorable collection of human body parts (let's not mince words).
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan The Republican heads of the two chambers of Congress, however, didn't mince words.
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Kyle was leaving Il Pastaio in Bev Hills Wednesday and didn't mince words when asked why Lisa was MIA from Andy's baby shower.
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" The "FOX NFL Sunday" star didn't mince his words when we asked about the issue -- telling us, "I agree with the Eagles. Totally.
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Were he more polished or (why mince words) better able to disguise his xenophobia, he would be a dream candidate for the reform movement.
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" Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda did not mince words when he came to Cruz's defense, telling Trump on Twitter: "You're going straight to hell.
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"I won't mince words," Jonathan Bailey, CTO of iZotope said of the issue in The Verge's recent dive into AI-created music and copyright.
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"I am too old to mince words," Marilynne Robinson writes at the outset of her extraordinary new essay collection What Are We Doing Here?.
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Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) — who, according to Brennan, suggested the virus may have come from China's biological warfare program — Cui did not mince words.
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"Hurricane Maria was, and I will not mince words, a catastrophic storm," John Rabin, regional administrator for FEMA, said in a call with reporters.
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Mansfield said she'd never forget what her surgeon, who doesn't mince words, said: "You have too much disease, I saw it," the surgeon said.
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Beth isn't even trying: She refers to Kevin as Randall's "jackass brother" and doesn't mince words about not wanting to support him in rehab.
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European Union leader Donald Tusk did not mince words on Thursday when he sent a message to economic migrants hoping to settle in Europe.
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Former Playboy model Victoria Valentino didn't mince words when we asked her what she thinks the disgraced comedian should get when he gets sentenced.
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" When Babu Bhatt, a Pakistani character from Seinfeld's early seasons is mentioned, Kondabolu doesn't mince words, either, calling it a "one-dimensional shit character.
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In "The Owl and the Pussycat," meanings rush in: They dined on mince, and slices of quince, Which they ate with a runcible spoon. . . .
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And if you don't, just mince the pickled version and add it to the sauce, also with a few pats of butter just because.
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We go the rocker Wednesday at LAX and asked a pretty broad question about the most pressing world issue -- he does not mince words.
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Since Barnes is tight with Draymond Green -- who also hates Tristan -- we asked him where the animosity comes from ... and Barnes didn't mince words.
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Mr. Corker doesn't mince words: He makes clear that Mr. Trump is unstable and is on a path to bring about World War III.
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Last week, when the Congressional Budget Office released its latest estimate of the effects of the Republican bill, Mr. Slavitt did not mince words.
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Toronto-based chef and Keep It Canada host Matty Matheson doesn't mince words about these fluffy, puffy pancakes: They're the best you'll ever have.
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When asked about her response to the New York Times report that broke the news of Rubin's compensation and alleged misconduct, Bi didn't mince words.
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The plan, put forth in an April 12 SEC filing, doesn't mince words in its critique of the 34-year-old fan of smoked meats.
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Rubin is known to be transparent and forthcoming with his feedback and in rare situations doesn't mince words when debating the work of troubled efforts.
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At a news conference held earlier today, Florida Governor Rick Scott told people to flee from mandatory evacuation zones immediately, and he didn't mince words.
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Not one to mince words, Wendy then said she doesn't believe you can find love on reality TV, but she's rooting for the couple anyway.
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Longtime CBS head Les Moonves has been let go from the company, and Stephen Colbert didn't mince his words on The Late Show on Monday.
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But the main cause of festive obesity may well be sugar, an essential ingredient in Christmas pudding, brandy butter, chocolate, marzipan, mince pies and alcohol.
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In her final address to the court in southern Russia on Wednesday, jailed Ukrainian military pilot Nadiya Savchenko didn't mince words — she didn't have to.
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" Though she wouldn't change anything about her "magical" romance with the Count, she doesn't mince words either: "Would I have liked the marriage to last?
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Farrah Abraham didn't mince words when it came to dolling out blame for Valerie Fairman's death ... and "16 and Pregnant" fell right in Farrah's crosshairs.
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Sweeney Todd is about a serial killer barber who murders his customers by slicing their throats with razors before processing their remains into mince pies.
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Jillian Michaels doesn't mince words about the new study that says former Biggest Loser contestants have damaged their metabolism from extreme dieting on the show.
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As for what Waters might say to someone who's looking for escapism rather than politics at a rock concert, the musician didn't mince his words.
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When asked about how legends like Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock have discussed how PC speech has been anathema to comedy, Kondabolu doesn't mince words.
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In Brad Kaaya, they possess a quarterback able to mince FSU's 93rd-ranked pass defense the way Trubinsky and Lamar Jackson already have so precisely.
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Yet, despite the fact that only a tiny percentage of Americans are neo-Nazis, our pundits and politicians didn't mince words condemning the Charlottesville march.
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Equal part hilarious and scathing, the actress, who recently signed on for the impending Will & Grace revival, didn't mince words in her call to action.
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You can't mince words in [light of] this election, and if there's one thing we can all agree on, it's that we're a country divided.
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Never one to mince his words, Bellew called out Russian WBA and IBF champion Denis Lebedev before calling out former world cruiserweight titleholder David Haye.
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Affleck in 2003, didn't mince her words when asked about her ex's large back tat during her appearance on Watch What Happens Live last night.
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When asked what medium- and large-scale producers can do to minimize the exposure of diacetyl for its roasters, the CDC did not mince words.
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The finer the mince, the more flavorful your dish is going to be: If you need to garnish a dish, you'll probably use this cut.
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" Burtin did not mince words to describe what he saw (or rather, didn't see): "not even ISIS could commit such an epic crime against humanity.
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Jeffrey Cramer, a former federal prosecutor who spent 12 years at the Justice Department, didn&apost mince words in his assessment of Barr&aposs comments.
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Speaking during a Boys Scouts' ceremony at the presidential palace, Duterte did not mince words, saying he would kill dealers "if you touch our children".
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" One of those head-scratchers was Mr. DeMille's very own brother, who didn't mince words: "Tear it down," his brother said, channeling the movie "Mr.
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" But when Warren Turner, 53, was asked if a King street should be placed in a white neighborhood, he did not mince words: "Hell, no.
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The two had tangled numerous times while Mr. Koch was mayor of New York City for 12 years, and neither was known to mince words.
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When asked to describe what McGruder's next chapter may bring, Haslem didn't mince words: "People are gonna find out who Rodney McGruder is real soon."
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Much like Mortimer still does on Athletico Mince, their characters and comedy were completely detached from reality, except for the occasional celebrity they chose to poke.
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The store near New York's Bryant Park, which opened last week, features a "Produce Butcher" who will chop, dice, and mince whatever vegetables customers need prepared.
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That's why when the Silver Linings Playbook actress was quizzed about her favorite reality shows on Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live, she didn't mince words.
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Her cousin Damon Elliott recently spoke with People about West's decision to use the photo and didn't mince words about how "tacky" the move was either.
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Meanwhile, make the rice: Finely chop the tomato and reserved 2 tablespoons onion, mince 2 cloves of garlic, and stir them together with 1 teaspoon salt.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who just concluded a tour of the U.S.-Mexico border, didn't mince words Tuesday when addressing border patrol agents in Nogales, Arizona.
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LeeAnne Locken isn't ever one to mince words – but on Monday's episode of The Real Housewives of Dallas, she took things to a whole new level.
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Foreign ministry spokesperson Lu Kang did not mince words on this point on Wednesday, saying China was "strongly dissatisfied with and firmly opposed" to the ruling.
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Cementing his reputation as a "front-stabber," he didn't mince words on the podcast about some of the people he has crossed paths with in Washington.
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Generally, if a shop was selling mince pies and steak, it will have had a good season; those hawking cosy cardigans and kettles, much less so.
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As for her final moments on set, Entertainment Weekly reports that the star appeared on "Good Morning America" where she didn't mince words about her emotions.
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When asked what she would say to those who knew of the dangerous lead she and her family were exposed to, Samira's mother didn't mince words.
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After two pulls, I looked inside and saw the onions were fairly non-uniform in size, so I kept pulling till it was a fine mince.
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He'll mince the body with knees, and he'll chop low kicks from the collar tie as Anderson Silva used to and these routinely shock his opponents.
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It's rare for Dylan to do interviews, rarer still to show his face, and it's clear he doesn't want to mince words with a fuzzy description.
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Feilding doesn't mince her words when it comes to current drug laws: "To have drug use as a crime is completely mad and immoral," she says.
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On that point, Sondland did not mince his words: Mr. Giuliani's requests were a quid pro quo for arranging a White House visit for President Zelensky.
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Harold Pinter doesn't mince words, and in this revival — starring Marvel favorite Tom Hiddleston — you savor the silence in his script as much as the action.
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John McCain, joined daughter Meghan McCain on "The View," and they did not mince words about Trump's recent criticism of the senator, who has brain cancer.
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Despite the renewed focus on Huawei's famous hard-charging corporate spirit, Mr. Xu did not mince his metaphors in describing the company's outlook on its employees.
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That in "Northanger Abbey" Austen describes Catherine Morland masturbating ("Let's not mince words here") requires an elasticity of imagination beyond the breaking point for the pusillanimous.
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On this point, Sondland does not mince his words: Mr. Giuliani's requests were a quid pro quo for arranging a White House visit for President Zelensky.
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Thuringian sausages, usually made with pork mince, caraway, marjoram and garlic, are among the most famous of the more than 1,500 sausage varieties made in Germany.
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This story was originally published in August, 2012 Queens, New York (CNN)Kellie Phelan doesn't mince words when she looks back at herself five years ago.
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Make Edward Scissorhands proud and use the Stainless Steel Herb Scissors to quickly mince your herbs right off the plant and directly into the frying pan.
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Richard Trumka, president of the U.S.'s largest federation of labor unions, the AFL-CIO, didn't mince words in farewelling the Republican from the political stage.
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Cooks mince ginger and fresh basil, sear fresh fillets of snapper in fragrant olive oil and create little towers of goat cheese and roasted beet slices.
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Danilo wasn't so sure about that -- but when we asked if he'd even want the King ballin' with him on the Clips, Gallo didn't mince words.
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Barbra Streisand isn't afraid to mince words about the "terrible fact" that she's the only woman to have ever won best director at the Golden Globe Awards.
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He did not mince words when it came to the Trump administration, saying that many comedians are struggling to make comedy out of such a chaotic presidency.
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However, Curry didn't mince words when asked about the possible visit this week, "I don't want to go," said Curry while addressing the press earlier this week.
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As most of Lagerfeld's homages to Coco go, he doesn't mince details when it comes to reviving and revamping key elements of her personal style and legacy.
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It's not known whether O'Leary wanted to grab attention to his message by using the f-word, but he is certainly not one to mince his words.
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Last month, parent company PVH Corporation's chairman and chief executive officer, Emanuel Chirico, didn't mince words when he revealed sales were not doing well under Simons' direction.
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Jerry Brown, the former Democratic governor of California, didn't mince words Tuesday when he criticized the Trump administration's proposal to roll back the state's tailpipe emission standards.
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Tapper did not mince words on his opinion about them, describing the relationship as "very sick" and "really quite disturbing" because of their association since Frances' birth.
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Former President Vicente Fox didn't mince words when a reporter asked earlier this year about Trump's proposal to make Mexico pay for a wall at the border.
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As Oliver starts to chop the meat to a rough mince, he explains why people shouldn't be afraid of swapping out their beef or chicken for game.
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" Comey did not mince words by responding that the Times' story "was not true" and saying yes when Cotton asked if the article was "almost entirely wrong.
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In October, I was dismayed to discover that the bakery Paul is attempting to make "mince pie croissants" happen — that is, a British version of the cronut.
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Washington (CNN)John Boehner didn't mince words about the chances his former Republican colleagues will pass some sort of repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act.
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Some of the garlic clove is always left behind, meaning you can either mince it by hand (performing the task you were avoiding), or throw it away.
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Thuringian sausages, usually made with pork mince, caraway, marjoram, and garlic, are one of the most famous of the more than 1,500 sausage varieties made in Germany.
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Her debut exhibition in Ibiza came with "the same biggest challenge as always, not to be a crummy artist," says Holzer, herself not one to mince words.
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Instead, observers from the Commonwealth, a group of mainly former British colonies that Mnangagwa had hoped to rejoin, did not mince words in condemning the military's conduct.
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Luxurious gold-dusted marshmallows with a soupçon of wine in their flavor deserve to adorn a holiday mince pie, a festive roulade or an ice cream confection.
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" White doesn't mince words about how difficult it is putting the game together, "It takes a couple weeks from start to finish to get a ship right.
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I didn't want to mince the truth, and I was neurotic about it because it was really hard to figure out what I was going to write.
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Michael Cohen — Donald Trump's longtime lawyer and business associate, who's now under federal investigation and reportedly thinking about striking a plea deal with prosecutors — doesn't mince words.
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" Scott Jennings didn't mince words: "Finally, this debate has revealed what I thought was probably true -- these Democrats running for president really seemed to hate each other.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — Miki Tsusaka, chief marketing officer and senior partner at the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), doesn&apost mince words when it comes to diversity and inclusion.
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French President Emmanuel Macron didn't mince his words Thursday during a visit to a Parisian hospital where the first French person died of COVID-19 days earlier.
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Shake up Senate rules to take on climate change now Inslee did not mince words when asked about how he would combat political inaction on climate change.
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Asked earlier this month why he chose to locate Tesla's (TSLA) first European factory in Germany and not the United Kingdom, Elon Musk did not mince words.
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Preparation began with the chopping of apples and the pounding of spices for the obligatory mince pie, one in a galaxy of pies made for the occasion.
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The beef crumble can be difficult to mince down, and the chicken borders on a tofu texture when mixed in with a pasta or sautéed with veggies.
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But Clyburn didn't mince words when it comes to the feelings of African-American members in Congress about their concern about Trump's pick to lead the Justice Department.
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There have been numerous theories for why that Boxing Day was so tumultuous, beyond the quips about festive headaches and footballers stuffed to the gullet with mince pies.
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Let the other silly things teeter and wobble and mince about on high heels—you're on your third husband and fourth mimosa, so flats are where it's at.
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The MasterPan Zinc Alloy Garlic Press features an ergonomic handle and powerful lever that lets even those with weak wrists mince multiple cloves like it's no big deal.
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Kelly Clarkson has never been one to mince words, and her recent interview with Z100 does not reflect well at all on former Sony music producer Dr. Luke.
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We got AB at 1 OAK in L.A. ... and the superstar boxer didn't mince words when it came to the idea of Conor hoppin' back into the ring.
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The actress, who recently shared her own experience with sexual harassment in Hollywood, condemned C.K.'s (née Louis Székely) statement on Twitter Saturday, and she didn't mince words.
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All the weeks of build up and preparation for Christmas Day come crashing down and we are left with nothing but a hangover and half eaten mince pies.
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Rosie took to Twitter Monday to directly slam Spacey for not remembering an alleged attempt at molesting then-14-year-old Anthony Rapp ... and she didn't mince words.
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As reported by Entertainment Weekly, the Crossroads actress was asked about these particular comments in a new interview with an Israeli TV show, and she didn't mince words.
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A New Jersey man did not mince his words as the mother of his child was sentenced to 15 years in prison for the death of their daughter.
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But Giuliani, who was a US attorney for the Southern District of New York before Comey, did not mince words when it came to the former FBI director.
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It sells a standard range of breads and rolls, award-winning sweet mince pies, Victoria sponge cakes, and a dense, decidedly regional dessert bread called a Yorkshire Brack.
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He multi-tasks while he is talking to me and continues to mince a whole red onion for garnishing purposes—in one minute flat, bear-clawed and all.
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The same protagonist who, when not outperforming her male colleagues at work, once found herself "distressing" store-bought mince pies for a school event so they'd seem homemade?
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Pakistan&aposs leader Imran Khan didn&apost mince his words on Wednesday upon being asked if he is concerned by tensions brewing between the United States and Iran.
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Saturday night, however, Sean Combs received the Salute to Industry Icons Award at the Clive Davis and Recording Academy's Pre-Grammy Gala, and Diddy did not mince words.
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Hannity did not mince words in his response to the blog, saying on Twitter that Coulter had fallen "in and out of love" with Trump, among other Republicans.
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"I hope that we will not mince words and speak honestly about our disagreements as well as about our common interests and values," Ischinger said in a statement.
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As usual, Mr. Buffett did not mince words in expressing his astonishment as to how elite investment professionals could register such mediocre returns while raking in steep fees.
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The meat version contains a generous mince of pork shoulder, which takes on an almost creamy consistency, while the sauerkraut-and-mushroom kind is both woodsy and acidic.
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You'll get four matte black stainless steel knives – a chef's knife, bread knife, filleting knife, and slicing knife – that'll help you slice, dice, chop, and mince with ease.
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Via CEO Daniel Ramot didn&apost mince words when it came to the problems with Uber and Lyft, and the detrimental effects of personal vehicles on crowded cities.
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President Donald Trump's Chief Strategist Steve Bannon didn't mince his words about the White House's outlook on China in a new interview published Wednesday by the American Prospect.
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We were well-prepared with tea in a Thermos flask and homemade mince pies, while others brought portable seats and tartan blankets with them to brave the cold.
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On Thursday, he did not mince his words when asked whether he would, indeed, require Americans who own highly deadly weapons to sell them back to the government.
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Slice them with abandon into salads and sandwiches, chop them to top a bowl of soup or tacos, or mince them for ceviche, all without shedding a tear.
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During an appearance on the talk show The Real, First Lady Michelle Obama didn't mince words when asked who got better grades in high school, her or her husband.
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She also didn't mince words when it came to Erykah Badu, who told a crowd earlier this week she loved Kelly "unconditionally," prompting boos from some in the audience.
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David Wachsmuth does not mince words when he talks about the impact of Airbnb rentals: "They impose costs on every single other person in the city," he told me.
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Jackson did not mince words in her latest filing, signaling she may take additional steps to silence Stone — including jail time — if he does not provide an adequate explanation.
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But to come on TripAdvisor and review me about my lack of postal skills honesty and integrity beggars belief considering I never laid my mince pies eyes on you !
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Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris didn't mince words in his evaluation of the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China and the security concerns about Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.
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The G-Unit rapper didn't mince words on "TMZ Live", saying he will absolutely protect himself from "crooked police officers" and he's encouraging everyone else to do the same.
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In this tabbouleh recipe, I treat green garlic stems like herbs, and mince them into a mix of parsley and mint that make up the backbone of the salad.
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Immelt did not mince his words, saying that those who have warned about such a short term hit to jobs have no experience of actually working in factory environments.
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When it comes to the flurry of anti-abortion legislation that's recently been passed in such states as Georgia, Louisiana, Missouri, and Alabama, Wen does not mince her words.
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FEC, a campaign finance case in which the majority held that the government could not ban political spending by corporations in candidate elections, Stevens did not mince his words.
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Ballmer was replaced with Satya Nadella who didn't mince words about Microsoft's new position when he said the company is " all in on open source" following the GitHub acquisition.
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"Whether you mince the garlic or cut it into slivers, or what you use to marinate the chicken for cacciatora, here it makes a big difference," Ms. Mattiacci said.
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My mother, still working as an administrator in Rhode Island at age 74, was not the type to mince words, nor ask for a return call to discuss trivialities.
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The Blazers superstar -- aka Dame D.O.L.L.A. behind the mic -- didn't mince words when we asked him at LAX ... telling TMZ Sports there's nobody with better bars in the Association.
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Women's issues feature prominently in many of her songs, and she does not mince words, as in "Lady on Fire": Who says I am the mother of this world?
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Mr. Macron gave Mr. Putin full honors but did not mince words on Russia's destructive role in the Syrian conflict, in Ukraine and in its dissemination of fake news.
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Gates, the second richest man in the world after Amazon's Jeff Bezos, didn't mince his words when it came to the GOP tax law, which cut taxes for corporations.
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We got P out at L.A. Live ... and he didn't mince words when it came to his disdain for the swap that sent DeMar to the Spurs for Kawhi Leonard.
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We got Bruce Buffer out in L.A. and he didn't mince words ... saying Nate's public feud with Dana White and the UFC is ridiculous ... considering how much money he's made.
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Mr. Thorpe, you see, is firmly on the left politically, and Glen, the man whose point of view he is trying to grasp, is — not to mince words — a Nazi.
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I drag myself upright a few minutes later with the promise of a warm mince pie with light cream for breakfast, plus my daily massive coffee and handful of vitamins.
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In her post, Zakharova does not mince her words — describing Morell's call for Putin to make Trump a "gift" of Snowden as "hate speech" which reveals an "ideology of betrayal".
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O'Brien did not mince words when telling his guest that the time to broach the snot subject had long passed, and offered the only solution for Scott to save face.
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" Xi on his part, did not mince his words, telling the media that all their work "must reflect the party's will, safeguard the party's authority, and safeguard the party's unity.
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Rhode was one of 30 guests who paid 30 pounds to tuck into dishes such as pheasant and chicken pastilla and mince pie brownies in north London's upmarket Stoke Newington.
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Danielle was on TMZ Live Friday and did not mince words about why she thinks Marty Caffrey won't give her a divorce, even though HE filed for it last year.
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Greggs, which trades from over 21,20.7252 UK outlets, said its staples such as sausage rolls remained popular, while there was also strong demand for seasonal products such as mince pies.
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The billionaire entrepreneur Larry Ellison, who cofounded Oracle, didn't mince words when it came to Uber and its cohort of ultravaluable tech companies, according to a new report in Barron's.
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Seth Myers never shies away from getting political, and on Monday night, he did not mince words when speaking about Donald Trump and the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia this weekend.
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Hamilton Beach Open Ease Automatic Jar Opener — $212 See Details These five-blade herb shears will help you mince up your herbs and vegetables for perfect salads and veggie medleys.
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John Boehner did not mince words when asked for his thoughts on Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz in an interview at Stanford University on Wednesday, according to the school's newspaper.
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Tom Paladino, a former charter fishing boat captain who started running whale watches from the American Princess in 2010 as local whale sightings began to grow, did not mince words.
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Dogs will be able to chow down on pup-friendly mince pies, canapés, and cupcakes while humans dine on Cuban-inspired food as well as cakes and other holiday fare.
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Like Secretary of State nominee Mike Pompeo, he doesn't mince words and his appointment fits the President's emerging pattern of surrounding himself with subordinates who mirror his bravado and combativeness.
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" Fran Person, who served as an aide to Mr. Biden for years, described Dr. Biden as "very warm," but also as a tough "Philly girl" who does not "mince words.
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Realistically, most people will probably want to eat whatever the fuck they want over Christmas and don't care about weight gain because life is short and mince pies are delicious.
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Discord, a 70-person San Francisco company that allows video gamers to communicate across the internet, did not mince words in its decision to shut down the server of Altright.
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In this hypothetical, on the days we aren't attacked by a terrorist -- and these active shooters are domestic terrorists; let's not mince words, here -- where would that firearm be kept?
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Check out the clip -- Prince -- never one to mince words (ask Diddy) -- keeps it pretty real about his feelings on Howard bolting for ATL ... basically calling Dwight's heart into question.
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Whether monitoring her own jagged shifts in mood or mouthing off on the largely abject surroundings through which she makes her way in varying degrees of inebriation, Effie doesn't mince words.
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We cannot afford to mince words: President Trump and his staff have used and will use lies and deceit to create a false perception of reality that suits their political agenda.
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Loeb, whose $17.5 billion hedge fund has delivered an average return of 16.2 percent a year over the last two decades, did not mince words in his assessment of tumbling markets.
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The MTV star -- and best-selling author of 'Black Privilege' -- is clearly pissed Colin hasn't been signed by an NFL team yet and doesn't mince his words about why that is.
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After the death — no, let's not mince words — murder of Google Reader, I tried out a dozen or so other RSS readers to see if I could get a similar experience.
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On this point, the President didn't mince words and pointed directly at the source of the problem: drug companies, their extensive lobbying efforts, and their undue influence over lawmakers in Washington.
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Forget the music, or the mince pies, or the first snowfall — the way you truly know it's Christmas season is when British department store John Lewis drop their annual Christmas ad.
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The former first lady details one memorable expedition to a pet store when one of the Obamas' dogs made mince meat out of all the canine toys at the executive mansion.
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When Trump's first week in office ended with the president issuing a broad travel ban against Muslim-majority countries, Meyers didn't raise his voice, but he didn't mince his words either.
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Let's not mince words: Our leaders in Washington, D.C. are displaying a degree of fiscal madness that is historically unprecedented, piling up deficits and debt unheard of in times of peace.
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This is a very realistic comic, one that doesn't mince mysticism or magic, and it's nice to see an ecological story given so much heft and respect in the comics medium.
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Nio, which became a publicly traded company in the US in 43 and has lost more than $6 billion since it was founded in 2014, didn't mince words about this either.
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Swift doesn't mince words as she sings about male privilege, specifically throwing shade directly at men in Hollywood who are given a pass for the same behavior that's weaponized against her.
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But he does not mince words when discussing his disdain for the current government, whose leaders have also attacked him and tried to play down his role during the Solidarity years.
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He doesn't mince words about the US's dangerous foreign policy in Latin America while presenting a nuanced look at life in urban Latinx spaces, where the political and the personal collide.
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I was a bit shocked to see the slim font spelling out "for dogs" on a mince pie packet that wouldn't look out of place in the hand of a human.
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Testifying before Congress last week, the inspector general didn&apost mince words, saying "here are significant, serious failures" on the FBI&aposs part when applying for the warrant to surveil Page.
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And back in Washington, Wilbur Ross, Mr. Trump's nominee for commerce secretary, did not mince words, calling China "the most protectionist" major economy, setting the stage for a possible trade war.
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Viola Davis does not mince words when it comes to discussing her difficult childhood — one that was filled with violence and racism so traumatizing, she wet the bed until she was 14.
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While there was no public mention of Taiwan in comments Xi and Trump made in front of reporters, the official Chinese foreign ministry statement about their talks did not mince its words.
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Zoe Saldana didn't mince words when talking about Donald Trump's election in a recent interview, saying that it was a reminder of the strong role race and sex still play in America.
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The Interpretive Center, to its credit, does not mince words, spelling out what many of the black tenant farmers in the South lost after the Voting Rights Act was signed into law.
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Fonda appeared alongside Gloria Steinem on All In With Chris Hayes on Wednesday, and she didn't mince words when discussing the women who've accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault, harassment, and rape.
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Asked by CNN's Carol Costello for her reaction to Trump's comment, which he made when outlining his stance on deporting undocumented immigrants, the Republican strategist and political commentator didn't mince her words.
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Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, not one to mince her words or protest T-shirts, wore a black T-shirt emblazoned with the words "NASTY" on it to a Univision interview Wednesday morning.
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Too Faced is an in-demand beauty brand that uses high profile YouTube collaborations to move product, but co-founder Jerrod Blandino doesn't mince words about using scarcity as a hype tactic.
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Robert De Niro does not mince words, calling Donald Trump -- Stupid -- a punk -- a pig -- a con -- a B.S. artist -- a mut -- an idiot -- a disaster -- an embarassment -- a fool -- a Bozo
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Joel doesn't mince words here -- he says the comedy biz is still very much a boys club ... despite the fact there's tons of funny women out there who deserve more recognition ... and $$$$.
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"Guests can shop locally made gifts and sample festive treats like mince pies and mulled wine in over 200 stalls and chalets," said Gary Franklin, vice president for Belmond's trains and cruises.
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But when she asked for documentation for the aardvark pizza, a worker allegedly told her that it contained only "spicy mince, chicken, and lamb"—with no actual aardvarks harmed in the process.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook didn't mince words when he took to the stage to accept the Anti-Defamation League's first Courage Against Hate Award at an event in New York City today.
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Charlamagne Tha God is not one to mince words ... he's rooting for Cardi B to topple Taylor Swift on the Billboard Hot 100, but he's also throwing major shade on Taylor Swift.
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Having only owned cats my whole life, I had no idea about the sheer number of products and types of food that are available for dogs, like Christmas cookies and mince pies.
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But when it comes to the president, she does not mince words — the above tweet is pinned to the top of her Twitter profile, and she and the president often exchange barbs.
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Frances, a professor emeritus at Duke, doesn't mince words about what he thinks of mental health professionals who are now using the DSM to diagnose President Donald Trump with a mental disorder.
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The mayoral task force didn't mince words in their report, which accused the Chicago Police Department of institutional racism and found that officers have alienated blacks and Hispanics with their use of force.
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He doesn't mince words here -- Corey says Maria's full of s*** for filing a frivolous legal claim, which he chops up to a good PR move and getting in on the Trump train.
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" ABOUT THE ISLANDERS (29-25-21): Okposo didn't mince words after Tuesday's tilt, telling the New York Post that the ice conditions were "awful" and that the NHL "can't have it like that.
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In a statement sent to TechCrunch, Qualcomm general counsel Don Rosenberg said that the company had yet to actually see the suit filing with Beijing's Intellectual Property Court, but still didn't mince words.
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James Lankford asked a panel testifying Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee why President Vladimir Putin did so much to interfere in the U.S. election, a former FBI special agent didn't mince words.
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Chris Murphy did not mince his words when asked about the damage President Donald Trump has dealt to America's reputation by abandoning US-allied Kurdish forces in Syria to a Turkish military invasion.
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Donald Trump didn't mince words about it on the campaign trail: He said he would, as president, "end the opioid epidemic in America," arguing he would "spend the money" needed for drug treatment.
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Christmas menu: Wild Alaskan king crab with caviar Halibut with parsley root Wiltshire bronze turkey with stuffing, potatoes, sprouts, and carrots Clementine sorbet Petite fours and mince pie truffles Cost: $244 per person
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Appearing live from Russia, where he's been living in exile since exposing top secret information about US intelligence and surveillance programs, Snowden did not mince words when discussing the behaviour of Quebec police.
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The moussaka we so wanted to love was left behind, quietly, on everyone's plates; bits of unctuous eggplant and tiny mince drenched in a mixture of runny béchamel, lamb fat and tomato sauce.
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Rangers center Derek Stepan did not mince words after this latest home loss to the Blue Jackets, who scored 21 goals against the Rangers in winning three of their five meetings this season.
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Before unfollowing him, Kim went on Ellen to break her silence about the cheating scandal involving sister Khloé, Thompson and the women he allegedly met via Instagram direct message — and she didn't mince words.
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During the Tesla Annual Shareholder Meeting that took place on Tuesday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk didn't mince words when he talked about what he thinks of the value proposition of traditional fossil fuel vehicles.
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Mince pies are hard to find here in Belgium, so I ordered a giant box online last week and spent waaaay too much on shipping — but it isn't December without my favorite festive breakfast.
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Kellie Cooke does not mince words when talking about Tara Lambert, the 35-year-old former model and stepmother to Cooke's two children who admitted earlier this year having plotted to have Cooke killed.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda, who has publicly advocated for his home, Puerto Rico, since it was hit by Irma, sent out a series of tweets in response to the president that did not mince words.
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The legendary British documentary maker was recently asked about the prospect of a Trump presidency in an interview with the Radio Times — and it's fair to say he didn't mince words with his reply.
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Brad Sherman didn't mince words Tuesday when turning White House press secretary Sarah Sanders' assertion that members of Congress weren't "smart enough" to review President Donald Trump's tax returns back on the White House.
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Sifting the grey-ish mush through the barley with his hands, he says: "You just mince everything up—any trim of the fish, all the guts, the eyes, the ink, the weird tentacles … " Tasty.
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Washington (CNN)Former Mexican President Vicente Fox is not one to mince words, especially when it comes to criticizing President Donald Trump's pledge to make Mexico pay for a wall along the southern border.
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Chrissy Teigen is known for being frank — from post-pregnancy stretch marks to nipples at the Super Bowl, the 31-year-old author and supermodel doesn't mince words when it comes to, well, anything.
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De La Ghetto - "Sé Que Quieres" Sufficiently smoked out, El Jefe Del Bloque doesn't mince words about what he and his seldom heard-from romantic companion are getting up to on this steamy single.
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"To say that was their choice is to blame it all on our ancestors & it Disrespects their suffering..." Author Roxane Gay did not mince words when she tweeted her reaction to the TMZ interview.
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Some very conservative members of Congress have been sympathetic to free trade arguments in the past, but Representative Brooks, who has welcomed support from the Tea Party, doesn't mince words about where he stands.
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BOCA DO ACRE, Brazil (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At the FrigoAmazonas slaughter house inside the world's largest rainforest, the owner doesn't mince his words - much of the cattle processed here comes from illegally deforested land.
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Paul doesn't mince words, saying a jail cell will be the place Weinstein inevitably calls home, but Paul says there's a silver lining for Harvey ... that Paul won't be able to come after him.
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The vertical structure to the right of the stage was awe-inspiring too, playing host all to the crooners and minor Brazilian celebrities visibly chuffed as mince any of this was happening at all.
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As Amsterdam prospered from trade in the first half of the 17th century, Dutch still lifes morphed into luxurious mise-en-scènes featuring lemons from the Mediterranean and mince pies suffused with Indian spices.
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Mr. Kadyrov's style — as a strongman who doesn't mince words, solves problems and can either buy or bully anyone into submission — has gained appeal as Russia itself continues on its journey toward populist autocracy.
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Nashville (CNN)Former national security adviser Susan Rice did not mince words in telling her former Trump administration counterpart John Bolton what she would have done about testifying as part of the impeachment process.
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But Radcliffe also doesn't mince words about Brady's stated politics, and his attachment to a piece of political memorabilia that many have come to regard as a symbol of the current administration's hateful beliefs.
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No. 4 Villanova crushes St. Joseph's PHILADELPHIA — Villanova coach Jay Wright didn't mince words when asked how his team won on Saturday by a whopping 41 points in a rivalry game on the road.
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Voters are ready for some to say goodbye Matt Spellman, a 210-year-old Democrat from Cedar Rapids, didn't mince words when asked about the candidates who aren't going to make the September debate.
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The Brexit Box includes 60 portions of freeze-dried British favorites: Chicken Tikka, Chilli Con Carne, Macaroni Cheese and Chicken Fajitas, 48 portions of dried mince and chicken, firelighter liquid and an emergency water filter.
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David Stephan, who the outlet reports worked on the original's "Circle of Life" sequence and the hyenas' design, went on the record and didn't mince words when it came to his feelings on the remake.
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" Financial advisor Josh Brown of Ritholtz Wealth Management, who runs the Reformed Broker blog, didn't mince words on Twitter earlier this week, saying, "One of the worst IPOs I've seen in the post-crisis period.
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Bernie Sanders has never been one to mince words — and the past couple of weeks have found the independent senator from Vermont going toe to toe with some of the world's largest and wealthiest companies.
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Jeffrey Cramer, a former federal prosecutor who spent 12 years at the DOJ, didn't mince words when reacting to the news, telling Insider that the "DOJ needs to register as a Republican political action committee."
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The former secretary of state, 70, didn't mince her words when she spoke about the Russian president, 65, during a panel at The Wing, a workspace for women, in New York City on Tuesday night.
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Stopping Brexit is best for UK economy The IFS does not mince words about which scenario would be best for the UK economy: "Revoking Brexit would lead to the best economic outcome," its report says.
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Her job isn't easy, and it's not always positive: Drivers don't mince words when they write in or take to Twitter with complaints, and Matovu sees them as the people who hold the company accountable.
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Check out the vid ... Luenell doesn't mince words, calling the former O.J. Simpson prosecutor everything from a Judas to a race traitor to a bitch -- to name just a few of the gems she dropped.
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Bethenny Frankel didn't mince words on Wednesday's Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen when discussing a comment her Real Housewives of New York City costar Ramona Singer made about Dennis Shields, Frankel's late boyfriend.
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Alan Grayson, who is running for Senate and is facing a firestorm after Politico reported earlier this week that his ex-wife reported him to law enforcement for domestic abuse incidents, Reid didn't mince words.
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Riding shotgun, Riddhi's artist friend, who was confident in her parenting and not one to mince words, said she and her husband didn't let their kid ever see a screen in his first two years.
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Appearing on Late Night with Seth Meyers, Vice President Joe Biden did not mince words about recently leaked audio that shows Donald Trump saying he can "grab [women] by the pussy" because he's a celebrity.
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Another notable example is the Swan of Elegance, meant for children: one of its squares illustrates "Gluttonous Helen," who chokes from eating too many mince pies; landing on it sends a player back several squares.
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Toyofuku currypan shop is on a food vendor street by the busy tourist hotspot of Asakusa temple, nestled between stores selling menchi katsu (crumbed and fried mince patties) and ice-cream filled monaka (traditional wafers).
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" But the top House Democrat didn't mince words when it came to Vermont Senator Sanders' health care proposal, dismissing the notion of a single-payer health care plan, curtly saying, "That's not going to happen.
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As they talk about beatings from parents, about addicted fathers who force them to sell drugs, and about running away from home and surviving on the streets, these fresh-faced young women don't mince words.
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If you need more flavor, there are condiments: another version of the sweetened soy sauce (thinner and made with less sugar) and an otherworldly mince of ginger and sweet scallions tempered with lots of oil.
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Hyundai's auto union chief, Ha Bu-young also didn't mince words when he told Reuters last year that the company's shift to electric could cut jobs at the Korean automaker by as much as 70%.
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He did not mince words in Paris, criticizing her decision to play doubles as well as singles because it left her vulnerable to injury and complaining that she had left him out of the loop.
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CEO, Newell BrandsRole: Participant in the manufacturing initiative Why he's there: In February, Polk didn't mince words: He saw "huge opportunity" for M&A beginning in 2017, even though he didn't mention Trump in that context.
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One longtime foreign policy adviser in Republican administrations, who requested anonymity to speak freely, did not mince words in declaring the push to change the language as a fringe effort that contradicts what even Israel wants.
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" Facebook user Robert Aranda didn't mince words as to why pink popcorn was no more: "It must be the techno-parasites, who have no sense of history in The City, [who] are responsible for its' demise!
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At their sentencing hearing in 2018, presiding Superior Court Judge George G. Lomeli didn't mince words, telling the couple that he had never seen such a gruesome case before in his long tenure on the bench.
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In his speech at the 19th Party Congress in October, Xi Jinping did not mince his words when saying the national reunification of Taiwan with the mainland was a vital part of his plan for China.
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Not at all confusingly, an exception to this rule is the traditional British dessert of mince pie, whose name could be said to contain a sort of silent but implied "-meat" (which is to say fruit).
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Vindman calls out "false narrative" in Ukraine Vindman didn't mince words when asked why he immediately reported to his superiors his discomfort with Trump's actions on the July 25 phone call with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Luke Bailey, Senior Editor at i, drew attention to the hilarious misstep when he posted on Twitter: "utterly obsessed with this American site that has confused mince with mincemeat, and created this abomination," with accompanying screengrabs.
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EditorsNote: adds "got" in 16th graf Wild fall to Jets, fail to clinch playoff berth again WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Minnesota Wild goalie Devan Dubnyk didn't mince words after another seriously flawed effort by his hockey team Sunday night.
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Donald Trump, never one to mince words, is saying, "I told you so" on Saturday after news broke that a Texas lawyer was challenging Ted Cruz's eligibility to be president, on the grounds of his Canadian birth.
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Dave McClure, founding partner at 500 Startups, doesn't mince words when it comes to his opposition to the Trump administration's immigration and social policies, but he's optimistic about continued opportunities in the U.S. for investors and entrepreneurs.
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Al Gore, the former vice president and long-time climate activist, didn't mince his words when he told me here Wednesday that it wasn't possible to reduce greenhouse gas emissions without reducing the use of fossil fuels.
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Also on the stage in person: Apple's CEO Tim Cook, who didn't mince his words either — attacking what he dubbed a "data industrial complex" which he said is "weaponizing" people's person data against them for private profit.
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Otherwise and elsewhere, what he called "Britalian" food held sway: ragù that was just flavoured mince, avocado served with a gloop made of ketchup and mayonnaise and, to finish, oranges in a sickly syrup masquerading as caramelata.
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The dancer didn't mince words in terms of her reaction to the CEO's fond thoughts of the current administration: "I strongly disagree with Kevin Plank's recent comments in support of Trump as recently reported," the caption continues.
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SCALLIONS I cannot imagine cooking without fresh scallions in the refrigerator — to mince and enliven a salad; garnish a platter; add to a stir-fry, an omelet, a baked potato, or to float on bowls of soup.
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"This has been catastrophic, I don't want to mince words," said John Rabin, acting administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Region II, which covers New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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Bernie Sanders doesn't mince words about the Trump impeachment inquiry Trevor Noah mocks Trump over Ukraine whistleblower complaint Seth Meyers perfectly sums up Trump's nonsensical whistleblower excuses Jimmy Fallon's latest Trump impression quickly descends into musical mayhem
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French President Emmanuel Macron did not mince words as he discussed ISIS with US President Donald Trump on Tuesday at a NATO summit in London, fact-checking his American counterpart as they met on the global stage.
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Some political scientists in Texas don't mince words talking about the likelihood of a Democrat actually beating Abbott — one of the 10 most popular governors in the country, according to a Morning Consult poll conducted in January.
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Tennessee coach Butch Jones did not mince words last week after the Volunteers escaped with a narrow victory over Massachusetts, and his team will have plenty to improve on with No. 8 Georgia coming to Knoxville on Saturday.
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Once your enemy is dead, target it and click on the toy's icon and you'll don a chef's cap, whip out some Ginsu-inspired knives, and "chop, mince, and julienne" your foe into a pink slab of meat.
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At a Cinema Society screening of her new film The Lost City of Z in New York this week, the actress didn't mince words brushing off the gossip that she has been flirting with or dating Brad Pitt.
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" Other things on the list are bowler hats and mince pies, "which are a lot like British people themselves: a hardened outer layer gives the impression of composure but under the surface it's just a hot fucking mess.
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JERUSALEM — Mahmoud Muna, a Palestinian bookseller in East Jerusalem, does not mince words when it comes to his views on Israeli control over his part of the city, and his opinions can be difficult for Israelis to hear.
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The bill's sponsor in the state assembly didn't mince words in a statement: Quick take: This is another signal that not every jurisdiction will abide by Uber's move-fast-and-break-things rollout of its driverless car tech.
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" Read more: Afghanistan has collapsed into chaos Never one to mince his words, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte made Kim Jong Un his latest target Wednesday, roasting the North Korean leader as "chubby" and "a son of a bitch.
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The Woodlands, Texas (CNN)Donald Trump didn't mince words Friday as he addressed the Orlando terrorist attack, referring to the gunman as a "son of a b----" and arguing that guns in civilian hands could have mitigated the carnage.
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Mince pies are one of the best things about the festive season in the UK. Which is why we're truly jazzed to see that one UK store has created a sandwich inspired by the much beloved seasonal sweet treat.
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But the guys from Bror and Douglas love all that stuff, so their hot dog contains a uterus glazed with cherries, a crispy bull dick that crunches like pork crackling, and testicles, which are mixed into the sausage mince.
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We spoke with former XFC lightweight champ Nick Newell -- who retired back in 2015 -- before he returns to the cage Friday night at LFA 35 ... and when we asked if UFC was still the goal, he didn't mince words.
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"To be clear, this is not to suggest that in similar circumstances, a person who engaged in this activity would face no consequences," said Comey, who did not mince words in his summary of the investigation's findings on Tuesday.
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Presenting the government's 2017 budget plan just a day after his appointment, the new finance minister, Jose Antonio Meade, did not mince his words when he was asked about recent comments by Trump on Videgaray at a news conference.
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Morcellators, power tools that mince up tissue for extraction through small openings, were originally approved for orthopedic surgery and other procedures, but came into widespread use in operations to remove fibroids, a type of benign tumor, from the uterus.
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When the federal judge Claudio Bonadio handed down the 491-page indictment against Ms. Kirchner; her foreign minister, Hector Timerman; her handpicked intelligence chief; her top legal adviser; two pro-Iran activists; and 10 others, he didn't mince words.
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Likewise, the cover story, "A Reckoning After Trump's Border Separation Policy: What Kind of Country Are We?" by Karl Vick, doesn't mince words about what it sees as the eroding of our traditional norms and values by the current president.
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Tom Hanks did not mince words when asked about the lewd and graphic comments Donald Trump made in a 2005 video, in which the presidential candidate boasted that he can grab women "by the p—-" because of his celebrity status.
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True to his no-bullshit musical approach, Gagneux also wasn't one to mince words, or shy away from uncomfortable subject matter—even when things took a surprising turn during his explanation of just how Zeal and Ardor came to be.
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This is not a moment to mince words or play nice: Now is the time for women, particularly those among us who have recently become out-and-proud political, to say what's on their minds and loudly advocate for their values.
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Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) didn't appear to mince words when he described Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's ferocious attacks on Democrats, the signature piece of his defense against the sexual assault allegations endangering his nomination at last week's hearing.
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" Musk, not one to mince words, also said that anyone who discourages the use of autonomous technology is in fact committing murder: "If you're writing an article that's negative that essentially dissuades people from using [autonomous tech], you're killing people.
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The unapologetic social-media star, who has gained notoriety in the past for her contentious relationships with ex-boyfriend Kanye West and ex-husband Wiz Khalifa, doesn't mince words when it comes to a woman's right to own her sexuality.
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John Kasich -- a pair Trump once called "the leftovers" as they were his last challengers in the primary fight -- made an attempt to divide the map to stop Trump, the mogul didn't mince words about his view of the maneuver.
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This afternoon, at TechCrunch Disrupt London, Frederic Court of Felix Capital, Sonali De Rycker of Accel and Reshma Sohoni of Seedcamp didn't mince words when it comes to whether Brexit will have an impact on the U.K.-based startup industry.
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Though Perry has previously refused to confirm or deny if "Swish Swish" was about Swift — and, as recently as yesterday, people were speculating that it all might be fake — she didn't mince her words when speaking to host James Corden.
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But never one to mince words, Manchin is punching back after Vice President Mike Pence tore his voting record apart at an annual GOP retreat in West Virginia on Wednesday and openly suggested that the state needs a new senator.
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It pointed out that pudding has nothing to do with a Jell-O mix but is often a sausage made from pigs' blood, that messages means grocery shopping, and that if you mince something, you've pretty much effed it up.
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She famously posted a screengrab of her Paypal account after the release of her album, showing less than a penny in earnings, and when I mention that it costs money to start up a store, she doesn't mince her words.
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Jerry Brown did not mince words in his response: "For Trump to now destroy a law first enacted at the request of Ronald Reagan five decades ago is a betrayal and an assault on the health of Americans everywhere," he said.
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There are various signs that Christmas is approaching in Britain — the lights being switched on; mince pies appearing on the shelves — but the release of the John Lewis Christmas advert surely has to be one of the most hotly anticipated.
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It's simple but thrillingly dangerous: You mince a whole lot of scallions and ginger, salt them mercilessly and pour on a potful of lava-hot oil; it roars and steams and emerges with just enough of its raw edge taken off.
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Trevor Noah mocks Trump over Ukraine whistleblower complaint Colbert roasts Trump's increasingly disturbing comments on the Ukraine whistleblower New aliens and red light sabers fill 'Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order' trailer Bernie Sanders doesn't mince words about the Trump impeachment inquiry
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But if you go back and read the original report from October, it doesn't mince words about who and what is involved:The chips had been inserted during the manufacturing process, two officials say, by operatives from a unit of the People's Liberation Army.
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As Biles attempts to become the first woman since Lilia Podkopayeva in 1996 to win back-to-back world and Olympic all around golds, Khorkina did not mince her words when it came to discussing the one title that got away from her.
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New England Revolution coach Brad Friedel didn't mince words when asked what he hopes to see from his team, which has suffered back-to-back losses for the first time this season, in Saturday night's road game against the New York Red Bulls.
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Washington (CNN)Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau didn't mince words Thursday in discussing how he viewed his relationship with the United States in the age of Donald Trump, issuing sharp criticism of the President-elect, though he did not mention his name.
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In just a few weeks, Alec Baldwin will return to Saturday Night Live to host for the 17th time, though he's made waves this season with his ripe parody of Donald Trump, another broad-shouldered New Yorker who also doesn't mince words.
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Before Wonder, 67, kicked off the one-hour special a performance of "Lean on Me," the 60003-time Grammy winner did mince his words – but did throw in a little joke – as he addressed those who deny the effects of global warming.
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The authors of the new PLOS Biology commentary article, geneticists Wang Haoyi and Yang Hui from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), did not mince words as they offered a severe rebuke of the gene-editing experiment conducted by Chinese geneticist He Jiankui.
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Re/code co-founder Kara Swisher isn't one to mince words: She's known in technology and media circles for her ability to get right to the heart of the matter, whether a Silicon Valley merger or a major scoop on burgeoning VC investment.
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In my opinion, it's the perfect device for someone who doesn't have a food processor at all and would want to make pesto or finely mince vegetables in a pinch, or for someone with a really stocked kitchen and plenty of storage space.
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For his part, San Francisco Fed President John Williams, whose appointment to head the Fed's New York branch means he will also be vice chair of the Fed's policy-setting committee and a permanent voter on the committee, did not mince words.
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Add in technological improvements already under way, and he hopes that Mosa Meat, the firm he has founded to exploit his work commercially, will have hamburger mince ready for sale (albeit at the pricey end of the market) in five years' time.
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He did not mince words in describing the threat: "We are facing the threat of a new arena in warfare that could be every bit as destructive as 2628/28503…" He named Russia, China and Iran as our three main cyber adversaries.
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LONDON, Jan 9 (Reuters) - British baker Greggs nudged up its 2018 profit forecast to at least 88 million pounds ($112 million) after a "very strong" finish to the year driven by demand for its festive bakes, mince pies, hot drinks and breakfast items.
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" Why it matters: While prosecutors don't mince words about Cohen -- and stop short of calling him a cooperative witness -- they do say he has been helpful in the investigation, providing "relevant and useful information" on contacts with "persons connected to the White House.
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But in response to a question about the United States-led coalition formed in 2014 to fight the Islamic State, Mr. Lavrentiev did not mince words: "The work of aviation, especially the forces of the international coalition, is absolutely not envisaged," he said.
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I did not, despite having encountered the term several times in the Harry Potter books, but I also don't run a food website: It perhaps contributed to the above mix-up that the word "mince," by itself, apparently does refer to ground beef.
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Colbert roasts Trump's increasingly disturbing comments on the Ukraine whistleblower New aliens and red light sabers fill 'Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order' trailer Bernie Sanders doesn't mince words about the Trump impeachment inquiry Viola Davis reveals why she wore sneakers to the Emmys
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Dana Thomas, a veteran journalist who has written for the Washington Post, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal, among others, doesn't mince statistics in the early chapters of Fashionopolis: The Prices of Fast Fashion and the Future of Clothes.
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Jesus didn't mince words when he talked about judgment, yet in his parable of the sheep and the goats he declared that we'll be judged on how we treated those who were hungry, imprisoned, sick and in need of clothes and hospitality.
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Meghan McCain did not mince words on Friday about Ivanka Trump following a New York Times report that President Donald Trump directly intervened in the matter of Ivanka's husband's security clearance — a revelation that, if true, directly contradicts repeated Trump family statements to the contrary.
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But with his opening statement on Charlottesville on Monday night, Meyers made it clearer than ever that he will let comedy take a back seat if the news demands some straightforward explanation, and he will not mince words when it comes to President Donald Trump.
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He was banned for 14 years from RAI, the state broadcaster, for proposing in 1962 a play in which factory bosses refused to shut down production after a visitor had fallen into the meat-grinder, preferring to turn out instead another 150 tins of mince.
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Without stooping to mimicry or imitation, Armitage quickly and impressively gets at the root of who the character is — or rather, was — at 9 years old: a stickler for the rules who doesn't mince words, lacks a fear of authority, and has issues with germs.
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Net neutrality proponents argue that this will destroy everything great about the internet — its openness and fairness as a level playing field — and result in a corporate-controlled network akin to cable TV. Clyburn did not mince words about her mindset headed into the vote.
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Whether it's a deadpan joke about a serial killer or a brutally honest discussion of her sobriety or sexuality, Regan does not waste or mince words, nor does she flinch from the light and the dark that she has harnessed like two pearl-handled pistols.
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Sally Baker, a London-based hypnotherapist, doesn't mince words, calling the rise in plastic-surgery freebies on Instagram "cynical ploys from the morally-bankrupt plastic-surgery industry playing on the physical insecurities of young people," especially those that are living with anxiety and body dysmorphia.
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On July 4, swarms of sugar-happy children, sparkler laden teens, and buzzed, burger-full adults crowd the streets in cities across the US. They stagger in packs, waving flags and wearing flags, acting, and let's not mince words here, like very patriotic fools.
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In the chat — which took place live from the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles — Trump Jr. didn't mince words when he described the "hell" of visiting the Playboy Mansion while his pregnant wife, who was expecting their first child at the time, was with him.
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This has long been my theory: That the truly basic cannot be deeply unhappy because they have so little synaptic firing that they are genuinely satisfied with Family Guy reruns and mince-based meals and early nights and holidays pencilled in for eight months' time.
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The Australian Open starts on Monday but the country's most celebrated tennis icon did not mince her words, saying she much prefers the men's tour because matches are exciting with the likes of world number one Novak Djokovic coming to the net more often.
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Servings: 23Prep: 15 minutesTotal: 30 minutes 1/2 cup|125 ml chili oil, plus more to serve2 tablespoons doubanjiang13 1/2 cups|250 grams soya mince or vegan meat substitute2 tablespoons mushroom powder (optional)2 tablespoons Sichuan peppercorn oilsteamed white rice, to serve 1.
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While the book also featured many dishes that are still popular—like pudding, pancakes, carrot soup, and mince meat pies—hidden among them was, to the surprise of the monks, a recipe for chicken curry dating back to 1793, the Western Daily Press has reported.
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They dined on mince, and slices of quince, Which they ate with a runcible spoon; And hand in hand, on the edge of the sand, They danced by the light of the moon, The moon, The moon, They danced by the light of the moon.
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Bruno Le Maire, speaking at a cryptocurrency conference organized by the Organization for Economic Development (OECD) on Thursday, didn't mince words when it came to the threat posed by Libra to the stability of the French economy by undermining the influence of the euro.
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New aliens and red light sabers fill 'Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order' trailer Bernie Sanders doesn't mince words about the Trump impeachment inquiry Seth Meyers perfectly sums up Trump's nonsensical whistleblower excuses Man returns working iPhone that he found at the bottom of a river
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I asked Lauren Ash, who plays Dina and who is also a gifted improviser, what it's like being in a scene with 15 other people; she didn't mince words about how working within a large ensemble adds to her experience of making the show.
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CALIFORNIA VS. TRUMP FIGHT COMES TO CAPITOL HILL... Jerry Brown: 'Impeachment is important, but the climate is even more important': Jerry Brown, the former Democratic governor of California, didn't mince words Tuesday when he criticized the Trump administration's proposal to roll back the state's tailpipe emission standards.
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He's been made a mockery of, just just by his own actions, but literally by the British comedy stage revue Beyond the Fringe, Jonathan Miller, Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, and Dudley Moore don't mince words when it comes to giving their two cents about the politician.
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In a 2007 interview with the The Adam Carolla Show that took place live from the Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles, Trump Jr. didn't mince words when he described the "hell" he was in — even as Vanessa, who was five months pregnant at the time, was nearby.
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Although Theodore Roosevelt has commonly been associated with the axiom, "Speak softly and carry a big stick," our twenty-sixth president was not known to mince words or let a good audience go to waste in his energetic and outspoken advocacy for the cause of conservation.
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" A zigzagging, finger-tapping guitar pattern splays into a mesh of chords with a hint of Hendrix, behind a breathy, androgynous vocal that doesn't mince words: "I might be a soft-spoken person/But I'm aware of the power I have/So move out of my way.
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CreditCreditJoe Ward/The New York Times Lindsay Davenport, a Hall of Famer who now works as a tennis coach and commentator, does not mince words about where she sees continuing deficiencies in women's tennis, the sport in which she was ranked No. 1 in singles and doubles.
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He doesn't mince words in describing how he changed his approach to financial aid, once it became clear that Simmons, a small liberal arts school in Boston, was going to need to offer a discount to everyone to attract the right number and type of students.
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From a witch's perspective, Patterson doesn't mince words when it comes to garlic, and has the following recommendations: Carry garlic with you to provide personal protection, and hang bulbs of garlic in your home to protect against thieves and evil spirits (and vampires, cuz sure, why not).
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Warren Buffett condemns Trumpcare at the annual "Woodstock of Capitalism" Warren Buffett condemns Trumpcare at the annual "Woodstock of Capitalism" Speaking to nearly 30,000 of his Berkshire Hathaway shareholders Saturday, the second-richest person in the world didn't mince words about Republicans' second attempt at repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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For the rest of Captain America's time on screen in any movies, he is motivated solely to find, protect, and save Bucky, and their journey from soldiers on the opposite sides of a war back to the closeness they can understand is, not to mince words, that good shit.
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America also did not mince its words: "Delays in the delivery of voting materials, reports of pre-checked ballots and vote buying, ongoing blockage of social media sites, and excessive use of force by the police, collectively undermine the integrity of the electoral process," the State Department said.
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Watch him mince fish and chicken into a fine paste using his extra sharp knife, make his own broth using some kind of bubbling cauldron contraption, slice the veggies with hair-splitting precision, steam and mold the meat into perfect little buns, and assemble everything into restaurant-grade sushi.
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Furious after the Republican-held Congress failed to repeal former President Barack Obama's signature health care law, leaders of the Koch-backed groups mince no words when discussing how Republican voters and groups would respond if GOP leaders fall short of passing a tax overhaul bill as well.
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And she doesn't mince words when talking about the current president: And to be clear, we were now up against a bully, a man who among other things demeaned minorities and expressed contempt for prisoners of war, challenging the dignity of our country with practically his every utterance.
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In court papers filed by Samsung Electronic Co Ltd's attorneys at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan outlining why the high court should reverse or vacate the $399 million in damages it was forced to pay Apple Inc for infringing the iPhone's patented designs, the company did not mince words.
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When I called one of the Canadian contributors to the international effort, Richard Peltier from the University of Toronto, he didn't mince words about what these changes—and the accelerating rate of ice loss that the study identified—mean for populations that live in coastal cities around the world.
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The sheer volume and velocity of this kind of content coming at us from every angle â€" while we’re still polishing off the last of the mince pies â€" can make us feel as though we’ve already failed within the first few minutes of the new year.
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Nope. When I called up Jason Blum for my article on the future of film, the successful producer of low-cost genre movies like "Get Out" and "Paranormal Activity" did not mince words: "This is the biggest shift in the content business in the history of Hollywood," he told me.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) did not mince words when she said Trump's actions would directly hurt her constituents.
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On buying Bloomberg's company if the eponymous founder became president, Mr. Buffett — whose Berkshire Hathaway is sitting on $128 billion in cash and loves cash-rich companies with fat profit margins — didn't mince words: CNBC's Becky Quick: If Michael Bloomberg becomes the Democratic candidate, would you consider buying his company?
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" Student Cameron Kasky did not mince words telling Rubio, "It's hard to look at you and not look down the barrel of an AR-15 and not look at Nikolas Cruz" before asking squarely, "Can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the NRA?
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Paulson confirmed that she was head-over-heels for Taylor to The New York Times in March of 2016, and she didn't mince words: "What I can say absolutely is that I am in love, and [the person I am in love with] happens to be Holland Taylor," Paulson told the outlet.
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Here are six takeaways from the Democratic town hall in Columbus: 'Pathological liar' and 'political arson' Clinton and Sanders were not about to mince words when it came to Trump, and pinned the blame for a string of violent incidents at his campaign events in recent days directly on the front-runner.
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As agents Gordon Cole (creator David Lynch) and Albert Rosenfield (Miguel Ferrer) try to convince Diane to see the man the world believes is Agent Cooper — whom she now despises — she doesn't mince words, telling them both to fuck off and originally refuses them the Twin Peaks life water that is coffee.
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Because I know your enterprise is not to mince words, to gather wool, can only end in my ejection, Hermano, here's what I admit: Unlike the man who dug JFK's grave on his day off to the tune of $3 an hour, I will continue to live nondescript, to love even in the fellest fault.
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You can read the full transcript here, but here are six of the most memorable lines: From the beginning of his speech, the Arizona senator did not mince his words and started by calling America's leadership "coarse" and national discourse "indecent" under the Trump presidency: I rise today with no small measure of regret.
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Cromartie made the bold statement when we got him out in Miami recently ... and he did NOT mince words when it came to his feelings about AG. As for why he dislikes the guy so much ... Cromartie says the way Gase treated Le'Veon Bell during the season speaks volumes about his capabilities as a head coach.
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It's actually black and white—you know, Democratic Socialists don't mince words and they know which side they're on, and that there are two sides, and that in order to bring power to people who don't have it, it means you have to take on the people who have the power and who are reluctant to relinquish it.
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Bill Roggio, a Taliban expert at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies think tank in Washington, didn't mince words when I asked him how he felt about Lindh getting out of prison: "Johnny Walker Lindh's release is a travesty of justice and is Exhibit A in our failure to deal with unrepentant jihadists," he told me.
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Bobby RushBobby Lee RushCongress mobilizes on cyber threats to electric grid CBC lawmakers rip Justice Democrats for targeting black lawmakers for primaries The Hill's Morning Report - Harris, Warren rise and Biden tumbles after debates MORE (Ill.) Rush, a senior member of the Congressional Black Caucus, didn't mince words while announcing his plans to skip Trump's address.
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Entrepreneur-turned-angel-investor Jason Calacanis doesn't mince words, and this week's Too Embarrassed to Ask podcast is no exception: Asked by one of our listeners if he regretted selling his shares of Facebook when they were going for only $110-120 (versus $174 at the time of this writing), he had a one-sentence answer ready.
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The Pentagon didn't mince words in March when introducing the Joint Enterprise Defense Initiative, or JEDI Cloud program: "This program is truly about increasing the lethality of our department and providing the best resources to our men and women in uniform," the Defense Department's chief management officer, John H. Gibson II, told industry leaders and academics at a public event.
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Jim Cramer: After 14 years you say on the call when are they going believe because you have the great dividend growth, you do not mince words you have a BTW shares sale question I was saying to my colleague David Faber I have to ask about why he sold half of his stock you bring it up why did you sell?
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Country singer Jason Isbell did not mince words about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in an interview with the Guardian published Saturday in which he discussed using his platform to speak up politically.
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Walking down Oxford Street in London, heading west, there are (in no particular order): #Play for Peace; Beat Winter; Moz the Monster Eats All the Mince Pies; Bring Back Merry; You Shall Find the Dress to Turn Heads; Be the Light; Give Love; Apples and Pears and Sprouts or Nowt; Simplicity and Perfection; Let's Make Merry and Follow the Parade.
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Donna ShalalaDonna Edna ShalalaBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Overnight Health Care — Presented by American Health Care Association — Dems 'frustrated' by coronavirus response after briefing | Mulvaney claims press covering outbreak to take Trump down | Pence bolsters task force House approves bill banning flavored tobacco products MORE (D-Fla.) didn't mince words when asked how Sanders would likely play in her South Florida swing district.
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In a notable speech to the National Assembly in Seoul, she did not mince words: it had become "indisputably clear", she said, "that the existing approach and good intentions" would "only lead to the enhancement of the North's nuclear capabilities" under Kim Jong Un. The tests of a nuclear bomb on January 6th and a long-range missile a month later were the last straw.
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Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch did not mince words about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE when discussing the president's past criticism of him during an appearance on HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher" on Friday.
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" Conway, husband of White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayTrump embarks on Twitter spree amid impeachment inquiry, Syria outrage The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden camp faces new challenges Trump offers condolences on frequent foe Cummings: 'Very hard, if not impossible, to replace' MORE and a frequent critic of the president, did not mince his words Wednesday afternoon, calling Trump a "sociopath" and a "con man.
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Trump's immigration ban: meet some of the stranded Muslims Small businesses optimistic, anxious about deregulations under TrumpIraqi girl banned from US dreams of becoming an astronaut What little is known of Robart, who's based out of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington state, suggests that he is a soft-spoken yet fearless man — someone of deep convictions and a jurist who does not mince words.
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At the unveiling of her newest film, a five-years-in-the-making profile of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and his key collaborators Sarah Harrison and Jacob Appelbaum, Oscar-winning documentarian, New York Times Magazine cover subject, and alleged enemy of the state Laura Poitras didn 't mince words when asked if there had been friction between her and Assange during and after the shooting of her documentary.
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This monstrosity, this absolutely loathsome self-masturbatory travesty—dreamt up by some flogged, tired, mince pie-addled PR department slowing crawling towards the Christmas holidays—really has topped off an entirely abysmal year with a colossal Christmas crap that will surely only be out-crapped when the real piece of crap starring in the upcoming 2017 full-length motion picture The Emoji Movie becomes a novelty plush toy.
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The mayor of Philadelphia did not mince words when calling out President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in recent remarks to reporters after the president told four lawmakers of color to "go back" to their home countries over the weekend.
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Servings: 28Prep: 29 minutesTotal: 33 minutes Ingredients23 ½ ounces well smoked bacon, cut into a small dice24 or so pearl onions, unpeeled (from 25 10-ounce bags)2 tablespoons unsalted butter1 ½ cups heavy cream1/4 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg2 ½ tablespoons dry sherry½ cup grated aged cheddarkosher salt, to taste½ bunch chives, cut into 43/2-inch segments, lengthwise, unless you want to be a hack, then mince them Directions 1.
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But he did not mince words in his rebuke of the U.S. position on the Paris Agreement, which remains unique in the global community: "Let us face it," he said, "there is no Planet B." Macron balanced his admonitions with the acknowledgement of differing opinions on climate action, choosing to focus on the long run and extending an olive branch that moderate Republicans, and perhaps even Trump, could seize in due time.
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" The most recent report from the Global Preparedness Monitoring Board convened by the World Health Organization didn't mince words either, opening with a prescient warning: "If it is true to say 'what's past is prologue,' then there is a very real threat of a rapidly moving, highly lethal pandemic of a respiratory pathogen killing 50 to 80 million people and wiping out nearly 5 percent of the world's economy… The world is not prepared.
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The editorial staff of The Baltimore Sun did not mince words in an editorial attacking President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE after he suggested without evidence at a rally earlier this week that "the homicide rate in Baltimore" is higher than El Salvador, Honduras and war-ravaged Afghanistan.
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" The teen didn't mince any words when addressing Obama's question: "Schools in my community in Guatemala are missing many basic infrastructures, like computers, desks, and materials, as well as curriculums that promote both the personal and social development of young girls, particularly indigenous girls," Santizo, who wants to become an English teacher, said: "I've seen too many girls drop out of school, not be allowed to go to school, or receive a poor quality of education.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) didn't mince words Thursday in his criticism of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE, calling him the "wrong person" for the job.
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Rock legend Roger Waters this week did not mince words when discussing President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE at a promotional event for a screening of his film in New York, describing the president as a "tyrant" and "mass murderer," according to a report in Rolling Stone.
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Tough-talking populist politician, like Erdoğan and Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who do not mince words about their plans to recreate a nation in their image: A nation that would reward sameness and ban/punish/subdue the "outsiders," as they are "threats" to real Turks/Americans.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) on Tuesday didn't mince words with Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE when it came to the company's user agreement, which the senator argued was too complicated for the average American to understand.
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Former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE did not mince his words when Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE supporters heckled him during a campaign event for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Mich.), did not mince words about President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in a recent interview after he roped her into a heated back and forth with her granddaughter following the Israeli government's decision to bar her from entering the territory.
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