Alaska Thin Mints Alabama Peanut Butter Patties / Tagalongs Arkansas Thin Mints Arizona Thin Mints California Thin Mints Colorado Caramel deLites / Samoas Connecticut Peanut Butter Patties / Tagalongs District of Columbia Peanut Butter Patties / Tagalongs Delaware Thin Mints Florida Caramel deLites / Samoas Georgia Caramel deLites / Samoas Hawaii Thin Mints Iowa Caramel deLites / Samoas Idaho Thin Mints Illinois Thin Mints Indiana Thin Mints Kansas Caramel deLites / Samoas Kentucky Caramel deLites / Samoas Louisiana Caramel deLites / Samoas Massachusetts Caramel deLites / Samoas Maryland Thin Mints Maine Caramel deLites / Samoas Michigan Thin Mints Minnesota Thin Mints WATCH THIS: The Girl Scouts Cookie Oven Will Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth Year Around Missouri Caramel deLites / Samoas Mississippi Peanut Butter Patties / Tagalongs Montana Peanut Butter Patties / Tagalongs North Carolina Caramel deLites / Samoas North Dakota Caramel deLites / Samoas New England Thin Mints New Hampshire Thin Mints New Jersey Caramel deLites / Samoas New Mexico Caramel deLites / Samoas Nevada Thin Mints New York Caramel deLites/ Samoas Ohio Thin Mints Oklahoma Thin Mints Oregon Thin Mints Pennsylvania Caramel deLites / Samoas Rhode Island Thin Mints South Carolina Peanut Butter Patties / Tagalongs South Dakota Thin Mints Tennessee Thin Mints Texas Caramel deLites / Samoas Utah Thin Mints Virginia Thin Mints Vermont Do-si-dos / Peanut Butter Sandwich Washington Caramel deLites/ Samoas Wisconsin Peanut Butter Patties / Tagalongs West Virginia Thin Mints Wyoming Do-si-dos / Peanut Butter Sandwich
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Polo Mints are supposed to be round mints with holes in the middle.
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In 1951, there were three kinds: Sandwich, Shortbread and Chocolate Mints (now famously known as Thin Mints).
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Gordon Ramsay may have called them, "cheap, half-rate dinner mints," but there's really no denying Thin Mints are delicious.
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"The external pressure is forcing (Mints) to look for someone who will take over (the fund) for some money," said the source close to Mints.
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The Altoids mints tin is perhaps the most iconic part of the product (which may say something about the mints themselves, I guess?), and in today's life hack-obsessed world, people have long been repurposing them as handy reusable boxes for tons of things that aren't mints.
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"I was eating Thin Mints — I remember specifically, Thin Mints right out of the sleeve," Hartwig says, referencing the popular Girl Scout cookie, when Dallas suggested a challenge.
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O1 Group said Dmitry Mints, son of Boris Mints, would leave his role at the head of O1 Properties, to be replaced by Bagrat Gazaryan, currently the director of Summa Group's Transengineering.
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Sales talk Having trouble moving those boxes of Thin Mints?
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That's a lot of years filled with Thin Mints, people.
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I buy a box of Thin Mints for my dad.
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However, Mints will remain chairman of the O1 Properties board.
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It is controlled by the family of businessman Boris Mints.
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"Into mints now," he told The Washington Post's Emily Heil.
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Even mints and sweets can be used for nefarious ends.
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As Spieth spoke, he stared ahead, sucking on the mints.
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Hopefully plenty of cash to pay for those Thin Mints.
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I also grab a bag of mints for my grandpa (he's trying to quit smoking and has been eating mints when he wants a cigarette) and a bag of black licorice for my grandma.
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Thin Mints cereal will also be released at the same time.
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Please put us down for three boxes of Thin Mints, Chris.
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But when Ramsay visits the Thin Mints, it really goes down.
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Charlize Theron stuck with the two classics — Thin Mints and Samoas.
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Budushchee had been controlled by the family of businessman Boris Mints.
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He pulled a tin of breath mints from his shirt pocket.
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Because Thin Mints tend to reign supreme nearly every single time.
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Thin Mints, Caramel deLites, Trefoils...it's hard to pick a favorite.
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Junior Mints are small round chocolate candies with a mint filling.
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Africa Roundup: Nigerian fintech gets $360M, mints unicorn, draws Chinese VC
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Shortbread (also known as Trefoils) and Thin Mints are enduring classics.
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The meal, however, perked up at the end when the mints arrived.
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Every state she ever lived in shares her love of Thin Mints.
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And a giant box of Junior Mints tastes better in the theater.
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New Limited Edition Girl Scouts Thin Mints cereal will be out soon!
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Yes, possibly even buying those wonderful Thin Mints or Thanks-A-Lots.
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FG Budushchee had been controlled by the family of businessman Boris Mints.
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Marnie smashes the jar, stomping on the mints and the broken glass.
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Final tally -- 1 box of Thin Mints, and 3 boxes of Samoas.
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The president shared some Tic Tac mints with Pelosi, the source said.
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She checked in with me constantly, bringing water and coffee and mints.
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In another, an actress pulls a mound of mints from her pocketbook.
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The doctor typically finds Tic Tac mints up there, he told them.
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Again my pockets were filled with cellophane-encased saltines and breath mints.
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There wasn't any food but there were some mints and sour candies.
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We ran out of our last box of frozen Thin Mints months ago.
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"Thin Mints: "I give it a 9 for the delectable chocolate mint combination.
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It mints and burns coins only in response to demand from authorized resellers.
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We now have access to tiny, crumb-free, Thin Mints all year long!
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We were skeptical, so Gizmodo actually drank wine with Thin Mints and Trefoils.
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Later, the same mints showed up on a table in his hotel room.
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By 1966, the best sellers were Thin Mints, Shortbread and Peanut Butter Sandwich.
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I shell out $10 to get a box of Thin Mints and Samoas.
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Now, pot is being added to everything from iced coffee to breath mints.
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She had two boxes of Thin Mints on hand and wrote an i.o.u.
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Starting Tuesday, local troops will begin hawking all the classics -- Bingeable Thin Mints.
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There are CBD-infused oils, mints, cheeseburgers, vitamin waters, shampoos and even sportswear.
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In 1939 — a historic year for cookies — the Girl Scouts introduced the "first-ever iteration of the Thin Mint, then called 'Cooky-Mints,'" Time says, noting that in the years that followed, the trim mint-chocolate cookies went by a whole roster of minty names, including Chocolate Mint, Thin Mint, Cookie Mint, and then Chocolate Mint (again), Thin Mints, Thin Mint (singular!), and then back to Thin Mints once more.
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We suggest trying Mr. Moxey's Mints, which come in individual 1mg THC serving sizes.
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Every car comes stocked with bottled water and mints, which is a nice touch.
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It sells products under three brands: Dixie Elixirs spans beverages, breath mints and chocolates.
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Don't worry — they would never betray us by leaving out the classic Thin Mints.
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Maybe the ladies were gushing about Leo's win or their love of Thin Mints.
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Both mints declined to say how much gold had been bought through these platforms.
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As he was getting his change back, he put the mints in his pocket.
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This capital mints Konfio as one of the largest fintech startups in the region.
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The new products include Thin Mints and Caramel & Coconut (Samoas) cupcake, brownie and blondie mixes.
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I munch on some Thin Mints and decide that my eyebrows are looking a mess.
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Horrified, yet simultaneously holding back laughter, I gave him wipes and a bunch of mints.
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If you use breath mints, candies or gum, be sure they are sugar-free. 5.
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Audric de Campeau on the roof of the Monnaie de Paris, which mints euro coins.
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Who knew our love of Thin Mints, Samoas, and Tagalongs was doing so much good?
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We can't even imagine how many Thin Mints that adds up to, but it's a lot.
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Girl Scouts teach us two things: Thin Mints are addicting and it's important to be prepared.
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And some are left to wonder, how will this affect their yearly supply of Thin Mints?
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One study found that, when restaurant waiters gave customers extra mints, the customers upped their tips.
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Toothpaste, mouthwash and breath mints — even hand sanitizer and burping — may throw off the test results.
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The camera is about the size of a tin of mints, and it has no screen.
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Beauty Generation has a fondness for Polo mints, so his owner brings them back from England.
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He got $60 out of an A.T.M., then remembered that his wife had asked for mints.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The Singapore government has deployed financial incentives and even Mentos mints to increase births.
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The good news ... Munn got a full box of Thin Mints, because she clearly has taste.
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But when it comes to pairing Thin Mints and Tagalongs, take our advice and stick with milk.
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As Charlemagne conquered most of western Europe, his mints turned out huge quantities of new silver currency.
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Tynan Delong brought a Devry presentation board, adorned with a mailing list signup and green chocolate mints.
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Keep breath mints handy as an icebreaker Fresh breath should be a priority in everyone's life. 11.
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No, of course sir, we still give away all the mints you can eat after the meal.
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Also he resents that his late father squandered his college money on a failed business manufacturing mints.
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"Would you like a Polo with that?" asks my waitress, presenting a golden platter studded with mints.
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In the conversation with Billy Bush you mentioned the president referred to using breath mints before kissing.
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Being lovely and conscientious and not all Satanic, the British MRE also contains Typhoo teabags and polo mints.
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Pillsbury just unveiled Girl Scout Cookie baking mixes, which are available in Thin Mints and Caramel & Coconut – a.k.a.
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So Kiva decided to go even lighter, and recently introduced tiny mints with just 2.5 mg of THC.
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These "Trappistine Creamy Caramels," which come in vanilla and chocolate, are sold alongside homemade truffles, meltaways, and mints.
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The Thin Mints flavor is perfectly choco-minty, while the Caramel Crunch has such decadent caramel-coconut flavor.
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Drawing on the Marxist idea of "commodity fetishism," Phillips mints the term "lulz fetishism" for the trollish mindset.
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Mints: I guess this is for when you have bad breath and also want to get extremely high?
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This dip has all the appeal of Thin Mints, especially when you eat it with chocolate graham crackers.
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Cacao and nootropics are to Awakened Futures what plastic water bottles and mints are to a business conference.
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Cacao and nootropics are to Awakened Futures what plastic water bottles and mints are to a business conference.
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He kept the bowls and spoons in the refrigerator, along with pretzels and pink mints for the children.
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The deal is being reviewed by regulators and is expected to close in July or August, Mints said.
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I'd tap the one for mints on a weekly basis, and once again they'd arrive the next day.
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She's being fed Polo Mints every day of the week by her jockey, Frankie Dettori, who loves her.
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Simply Gum is also offering 20 percent off the brand's new mints for the rest of Prime week.
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Kiva creates cannabis-infused confections that range from chocolate covered espresso beans, medicated mints, and cannabis chocolate bars.
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In a new economy that mints billionaires overnight, giving millions of dollars away for experimentation is the easy part.
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I bought Thin Mints and Tagalongs from our neighbor last week and can't believe I forgot to get Samoas!
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Ice Breakers mints, which has an ad campaign revolving around unicorns for some reason, made the day its own.
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Because ketosis is coming from deep within—not the mouth—mouthwash and mints are not likely to help much.
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Glover bought 113 Thin Mints on the spot with the justification being that they go great in the fridge.
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Two sources said the Mints family is in talks over the sale of a "significant" stake in the company.
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Even Tic Tac—the company whose mints Trump reportedly takes before forcibly kissing women—has condemned the Republican nominee.
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However, it's important to note that Caramel deLites actually tie with Thin Mints for the top selling variety there.
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He told Kommersant daily this year that he had hired RTI to deal with Mints' debts to his bank.
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Orders are placed at the cash register, next to a stash of Mentos mints and bottles of cough syrup.
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At one point, he reached into his pocket and gave two young boys pieces from a Junior Mints box.
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Selling Girl Scout cookies is meant to accomplish more than just distributing Samoas and Thin Mints to the world.
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That makes sense from an evolutionary perspective; soap, toilet paper, and breath mints didn't exist for most of human history.
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Thin Mints, one of the the first cookies to be sold, reigned in first, winning most of the West Coast.
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Fueled by pizza and breath mints, they have frantically been making phone calls and planning to knock on more doors.
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She also uses big baskets to store bulk items, such as candy, cookies and mints, to keep her shelves organized.
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During the 1970s, Girl Scouts offered Thin Mints, Peanut Butter Sandwich/Do-si-dos® and Shortbread/Trefoils® cookies.
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That is, until we watched Jimmy Kimmel make Ramsay try Thin Mints, Samoas, and Tagalongs for the very first time.
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Mints, one of Russia's wealthiest businessmen, controls the Budushchee financial group of which the private pension fund is a part.
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Official representatives of Mints did not immediately reply to a Reuters request for a comment on the efforts to sell.
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Several potential buyers have held talks with senior executives at Budushchee, said a third source, who is close to Mints.
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While technology mints millionaires, they're struggling to hold on to what they have, against a rising tide of baffling change.
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But the amenities that the restaurant provides (lotion, tampons, toothpicks and individually wrapped chocolate mints) have been somewhat pared down.
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Some treatments leave a bad taste in patients' mouths, so pack mints or gum to keep your mouth feeling fresh.
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To keep their voices from going hoarse on Thanksgiving Day, the experts rely on soup, mints and plenty of water.
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Bulk of the assets managed by private banks in Asia comes from China that mints two new billionaires every week.
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I grab Thin Mints from my stash in the freezer and curl back up on the couch to watch Vanderpump Rules.
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Murray graciously posed for photos, The Times said — offering one liners and even sharing his Junior Mints with two young boys.
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Girls Scouts cookies sale When the audience is full of millionaires, it's the perfect time to hawk Thin Mints and Samoas.
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Or Cookies (Try Frozen Thin Mints Or Oreos)Taking everyone's favorite cookie tip from The Parent Trap to new heights.8.
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We collected maple flowers, young horsetail shoots, wild mints, white cedar, cattails, miner's lettuce, purslane, lamb's ear, blackberries and morel mushrooms.
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FG Budushchee, controlled by the family of businessman Boris Mints, has 5.2 million clients and manages assets worth 335 billion roubles.
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While its cloud business mints cash, Amazon plans to spend $236 million in the second quarter to bolster its retail business.
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Xylitol, which is an artificial sweetener often used in sugar-free gum, breath mints, mouthwash and toothpaste, is toxic to dogs.
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ICEBREAKER might make you think of cruising to Antarctica; it's also the name of a very common brand of breath mints.
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The Thin Mints, Coconut Caramel and Peanut Butter Cookie javas will be available at participating Dunkin' Donuts restaurants nationwide through May.
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In addition to classic favorites like Thin Mints, Samoas, and Tagalongs, Girl Scout Cookie lovers can try out the Caramel Chocolate Chip.
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Kalm Fusion launched in November 2016 and includes marijuana-infused popcorn, mints and melts, which are flavored strips that help ease pain.
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"It's good, but like when all the Thin Mints are gone and all the Samoas are gone, I'll eat this," Ross said.
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Today: a SNAP (food stamps) advocate who makes $40,000 per year and spends some of her paycheck this week on Thin Mints.
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I had a bottle of water, a glass of milk, a tablespoon of honey and 3 mints and still felt on fire.
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Government mints throughout history have succumbed to the temptation to use their ability to coin money to amass huge profits to themselves.
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Retro style cigarette girls walk around the bar — in the center of the room — offering guests cigarettes, mints and Oscar-themed chocolate.
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I stop by Hudson News on my travels and grab two liters of water for the flight and a pack of mints.
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Even A-listers know it's not a trip to the movies without M&Ms, Junior Mints, Red Vines, and Sour Patch Kids.
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Here's my fix for a Thin Mints craving — it's creamy, cool, and has a little kick of protein, thanks to Greek yogurt.
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The company, founded in Italy in 1946 as a family business, entered the U.S. market in 1969 with its Tic Tac mints.
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Its snappy sense of humor ever-present, Twitter began minting jokes quicker than ... well, the White House mints North Korea summit coins.
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Mints was worth $1.3 billion in 2017, according to Forbes' list of billionaires, but he dropped off that list the following year.
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"I haven't even read the papers today," Mr. Salvini, a little glassy-eyed, said as he popped some mints into his mouth.
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Learning to set the table, pitch a tent, and sell countless delicious Thin Mints are still important skills for any Girl Scout.
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Mints was worth $1.3 billion in 2017, according to Forbes' list of billionaires, but he dropped off that list the following year.
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If, as he said, he was such a big star that he could get away with anything, why are mints so important?
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I let her have a couple of thin mints instead when I get home and I log back in to do more work.
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The chewing gum will come in two legendary cult-favorite flavors: Girl Scouts Caramel Coconut (Samoas or Caramel deLites) and Thin Mints (screaming).
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I snag a couple of Thin Mints and shortbread cookies for myself and a couple more to bring back to my co-teachers.
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Last year, Kimmel dropped parachutes filled with cookies, doughnuts and candy, including Red Vines and Junior Mints, from the ceiling of the theater.
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And it's been many months since we last reached sadly into that empty freezer space where the Thin Mints box used to sit.
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And if your party guests frequent the chain, they'll notice some familiar perks with the delivery, like grated cheese and those signature mints.
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No longer will Americans everywhere be forced to freeze their Thin Mints for months, even years, hoping to savor every last fatty crumb.
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The company, founded in Italy as a family business in 1946, first entered the U.S. market in 1969 with its Tic Tac mints.
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Just when you thought Thin Mints and Tagalongs were as good as it got, Girl Scouts of the USA is raising the bar.
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The rigorous WWE touring schedule doesn't always allow for sleep or personal hygiene, so he turned to mints to keep his breath fresh.
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That compares to a premium of over $40 on new Eagles and of $28 on new Kruegerrands directly from the mints, he said.
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Mints and gum have been a longtime staple for a quick pick-me-up, or to erase the sudden onset of bad breath.
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Is it a Girl Scout trying to pry five more boxes of Thin Mints out of you now that cookie season is extended?
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She also said their "annoyance at being unable to confidently" buy Junior Mints did not justify damages in the proposed class-action lawsuit.
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Other girls have left scouting because they wanted more focus on traditional outdoor activities and less on sales of Thin Mints and Samoas.
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In one study, behavioral scientist David Stromehtz found that including cheap mints with diners' checks increased the tip by up to 21 percent.
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When Joanna Lumley was offered the chance to kiss Leonardo DiCaprio, she did what any sane woman would do – she stocked up on mints.
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Police told the gossip site they found a pipe, tinfoil and a metal mints tin containing what they believe to be heroin and meth.
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When movie stars lock lips onscreen it may look natural, but there's actually a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes. Mints.
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I'd rather crush up a bunch of Thin Mints and mix them with some ice and milk in a blender than continue sipping this.
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It's what's for breakfast Girl Scout cookie cereal is coming, and that makes sense because we always dunk our Thin Mints in milk anyway.
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While nearly everyone experiences a craving for Tagalogs or Thin Mints at some point in their life, pot smokers are a particularly ... engaged demographic.
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The extension will only apply to gums, mints and roll candy products, but not to other foods found in vending machines, the agency said.
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Like a kid grabbing complimentary mints on his way out of a diner, one man tucked a thick stack of posters under his arm.
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The Goods Inside: The dental set, soft socks and mints aside, the travel-size products from the Swiss brand La Prairie are the highlight.
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Prepare for a minor mess-up before your interview by bringing last-minute lifesavers like: Mints, in case morning breath gets in your way.
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They fit in small purses, and no one batted an eye when I took them out because they just looked like gum or mints.
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The 2020 presidential contender — who has broken into several coughing fits during the trial — kept a small tin of mints in his other pocket.
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Starting at $34.99, the dinner will include a three-course meal with a breadstick bouquet and a box of Olive Garden's classic chocolate mints.
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You rarely need them, and when you do you can never find one; few people ever have them on hand like gum or mints.
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Instead of dunking our coveted Thin Mints into a glass of milk, we'll be washing them down with a full-bodied sip of Cab-Sauv.
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Anyway, armed with my trademark, I put on my finest suit, combed my hair, ate a couple of breath mints and contacted Twitter's customer support.
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One of my coworkers sends an email about Girl Scout cookies, so I order a box of Thin Mints and a box of Samoas online.
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They also make a line of candies, the star of which is a creamy-centered mint patty: Seely Mints, $8.50 for five peppermint patties, seelymint.com.
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When the prongs are folded away, you're left with a tiny brick that's about the size of a tin of mints and no less pocketable.
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Google mints money on search, Apple created the iPhone profit monster, and Amazon has wrapped its tentacles around everything from online shopping to cloud computing.
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You might think of Murray Mints and long car journeys, comfort blankets and road atlases, milky, sugary tea and the faint whiff of austerity nostalgia.
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Imagine how much more efficient the Mint might be if private mints were allowed to compete with it, an idea that is not without precedent.
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The jar of Andes chocolate mints by the register—a nickel for customers, but free for me if I helped seat people at their tables.
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Berkshire helped finance M&M-owner Mars' acquisition of Wm. Wrigley Jr., the maker of Extra gum and Altoids mints, for $23 billion in 2018.
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That man is ex-NBA player Kwame Brown ... who was busted in Georgia with a bunch of marijuana ... including pot-infused cookies, tea and mints.
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It is a terrible place, the lobby littered with bowls of individually wrapped breath mints and the garage stuffed full of midsize American rental cars.
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You'll recall Rock and the Oscars got Inglewood, CA's Girl Scouts Troop 5215 to work the crowd of celebs, hawking Thin Mints, Tagalongs and more.
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It also exudes character and charm — barbershops display old-fashioned barber poles on nearly every downtown block, and politely aggressive Girl Scouts sell Thin Mints.
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The half-dozen mints Jenny Watanabe had eaten at the beginning of her shift to pre-emptively perfume the interior had long since worn off.
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Many racehorses have a sweet tooth, and in America they will often be fed peppermints as a treat, while in Europe they get Polo mints.
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For the past 88 years, Ronnie has donned her green beret and Girl Scout uniform to sell boxes of Thin Mints, Caramel deLites and Tagalongs.
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The deal "lays the groundwork for further integrations by other countries and other mints," Roy Sebag, Goldmoney's chief executive officer, said in a phone interview.
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Mints and his family moved to London in 2018, Russian media have reported, a year after Otkritie bank was bailed out by the central bank.
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A market for mints, pets and beyond College friends, Tim Moxey and Chris Abbott, launched BotanicaSeattle in 2012 with a line of cannabis-infused chocolates.
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"Why yes, kind sir, we do have Thin Mints," Garner captioned a hilarious snap on Instagram, in which she held a homemade sign advertising the treats.
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During an appearance on The Graham Norton Show with her Passengers costar, Lawrence joked that she "definitely ate mints" before smooching scenes, the Daily Mail reports.
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It's a place to discuss life's important questions, like "Thin Mints or Samoas," and to alert fellow cookie fans where that day's office treats are hiding.
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I celebrate Girl Scout cookie season every year — I don't understand why we don't send greeting cards and decorate our houses in appreciation of Thin Mints.
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"Why yes, kind sir, we do have Thin Mints," she captioned a candid snap on Instagram, in which she held a homemade sign advertising the treats.
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Control was transferred to Riverstretch as part of a settlement of debt held by O1 Group, another company owned by the Mints family, FG Budushchee said.
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"Why yes, kind sir, we do have Thin Mints," she captioned a candid snap on Instagram, in which she held a homemade sign advertising the treats.
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Apple's priciest phone has barely just hit stores — but the anticipation hasn't stopped consumers from spending, as the company mints cash and crushes Wall Street's expectations.
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Mars Wrigley Confectionery, the world's largest maker of chocolate, chewing gum, mints and fruity confections, is looking to hire a "Confectionery Connoisseur" in its Chicago office.
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Using push notifications, emails, and remedial customer service classes, Uber encourages drivers to offer complimentary mints, snacks, or water bottles to snag high ratings from passengers.
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I bring mints, so I won't need anything to drink, so that the flight attendant won't have to reach across the row for the fat person.
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Cryptocurrency mining is the computational process that both secures blockchains, like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and mints new units of virtual currency as a reward to miners.
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Reed, who rebounded to win his singles match against Tyrrell Hatton, 3 and 2, exchanged veiled looks and breath mints with Woods during the news conference.
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A basket of snacks is waiting for travellers when they sit down, full of chocolate licorice, chips, mints, a mini chocolate bar, and even rehydration tablets.
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Moving on to American Hustle with Christian Bale, "I was like, 'Oh damn,' and I was really clean and ate lots and lots of mints," she reveals.
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I pack up the other half for lunch tomorrow and totally forget about my peanut butter cup, opting for a few Thin Mints from the freezer instead.
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Baker has made oil paintings of tabletops tilted upwards to show the clutter and strange collage of everyday matter: mints, coffee cups, books, photographs, notepaper, and flowers.
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The Becoming author and Bush were at the center of two viral moments this year when cameras caught the former president passing her mints — first at Sen.
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She tried to make the makeshift help desk look nice, centering a bowl of mints and squaring off the piles of leaflets about health and job resources.
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Now that Girl Scout Cookie season is upon us (our freezers are begging to be restocked with Thin Mints!), here's a look back at its sweet origins.
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She told me about women who used to set up crates on the street to sell mishmashes of coconut candies, mints, spices and whatever else they had.
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The fund, controlled by the family of businessman Boris Mints, owns a 4 percent stake in Otkritie, which was taken over by the central bank in August.
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He mints fresh insults to monopolize the spotlight, but that's most likely a spontaneous reaction to how cold and lonely he becomes whenever it starts to recede.
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And while we're at it: Do the cultural institutions that give you these tickets (because of your job) know that you're handing them out like breath mints?
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Perfume deodorant, hairspray, different colored hair pins, breath mints... and Benedryl, because many times brides had reactions from foods they ate the night before and came in swollen.
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I spend the rest of the evening reading and snacking on Thin Mints while I wait for my boyfriend to get home so we can eat dinner together.
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Boris Mints, a real estate-to-pension funds businessman, is ranked as Russia's 72nd wealthiest man with a fortune estimated at $1.3 billion, according to the Forbes magazine.
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Though it will be tough for the new Caramel Chocolate Chip cookies to dethrone classics like Thin Mints and Samoas, we definitely want to give them a try.
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Out of the 26.2 million boxes sold in 22.1, about 2160 million, or $20153 million worth of Thin Mints and other varieties, were sold online, the organization said.
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These frozen desserts come in both Thin Mints and Samoas (wow, those must really be the most popular cookies!), and there are actual cookie pieces blended right in.
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Samoas and Thin Mints didn't fair quite as well (spoiler alert — he didn't swallow either of them), leading Kimmel to joke that Ramsay's American visa just ran out.
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His oniony sweat, the gel he uses to stiffen his hair, and the mint from the bowl of mints that sit by the door on a small table.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont pulled out a box of mints from his pocket and tried to sneakily open it with his keys, muffling the jangle, Roll Call reported.
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Mr. Kimmel, appearing confident and calm — and with the A-list audience, munching on Red Vines and Junior Mints, now firmly on his side — soon took sharper aim.
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The Scouting organization debuted the new cookie along with a redesign in the packaging for its entire lineup of familiar names, such as Samoas, Tagalongs and Thin Mints.
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"I'll take a couple of cannabis-infused chocolates or mints and transfer them from their packaging to a container that isn't labeled as a cannabis product," she said.
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While prices can vary, the candy bars range from $10-$20, while the Petra mints are about $15; the chocolate covered espresso beans and blueberries between $18-$20.
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What killed him was an overdose of these generic Excedrins that he was taking like mints, maybe five or six at a time, even though I hid them.
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"And then I did American Hustle with Christian Bale and I was like, 'Oh damn,' and I was really clean and ate lots and lots of mints," she shared.
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The Thin Mints, Coconut Caramel, and Peanut Butter Cookie flavors will be available in hot and iced coffee, lattes, macchiatos, and frozen chocolate at select Dunkin' Donuts from Feb.
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First, they blessed us with Thin Mints ice cream, but now, Girl Scouts of America and General Mills are teaming up for a partnership of epic (and delicious) proportions.
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My CNBC colleague Sri Jegarajah had an unsettling experience of his own: While going through security to the G-20 venue, he had his breath mints confiscated by police.
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Private mints took up the slack, minting coins that were superior in quality to those from the government's mint, and ensuring adequate supplies of coinage for use in commerce.
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Sure, they are fabulous out of hand or straight out of the freezer (frozen Thin Mints are to cookies as Taylor Swift is to pop music — an unstoppable force).
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The Oscars aren't as much of a booze fest as the Golden Globes, but is it ever not a good time to polish off a sleeve of Thin Mints?
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Las Vegas, a city that practically mints money — especially for those who own a hotel or casino — is a favorite destination for Republican presidential nominees scratching for major donations.
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Hershey, which makes Ice Breakers mints and KitKat candy bars, raised prices this summer for some multi-pack products, including chewing gum, after negotiations with Walmart about surging costs.
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The incidents highlight how hard it is to eliminate ball-tampering, which is notoriously difficult to prove — adding saliva is legal, but doing so while sucking mints is not.
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Armed with a map of the world, a collection of spare change and a packet of Polo Mints, courtesy of Harris and the "committee," the boys made their escape.
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The agency's Center for Veterinary Medicine reports that several dogs have been killed by consuming xylitol not only in gum but also breath mints, cough syrup, mouthwash and toothpaste.
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Even if you can't fit in a meal before your shopping trip (you literally have nothing to eat-hence the grocery run), then make sure you come prepared with mints.
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That's right: She is willing to forgo Thin Mints, the most perfect sweet-and-crunchy snack in the land (and obviously the superior Girl Scout cookie), to score partisan points.
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The members – who hail from shelters in the Queens area – are currently selling cookies, including Thin Mints and Samoas, at Kellogg's NYC, a cereal cafe located in Manhattan's Union Square.
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In Boston a Chinese delegation stocked up on free "Bereave-mints" but mainly came to learn about cremation, which rose in China from 33% in 19073 to 50% by 2012.
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The group, best known for its Ferrero Rocher pralines and Tic Tac mints, has been buying neglected brands from big food companies, aiming to revive them through investment and innovation.
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Bitmain China is one firm cashing in, operating a bitcoin farm on the outskirts of the Gobi Desert near the Mongolian border that mints $318,000 worth of bitcoin each day.
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Girl Scouts around the country are known for more than their delicious Thin Mints cookies, and this week one troop tackled a service project close to their hearts — and homes.
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FG Budushchee, which manages pension funds worth more than 300 billion roubles ($4.4 billion) covering more than 5 million people, is now controlled by the family of businessman Boris Mints.
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The Celtics, whose shorts are winsomely decorated with a shamrock near the waistband, help themselves often to the gum, breath mints, sore-throat lozenges and chalk at the broadcasters' table.
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Instead of sticking with the same traditional snack foods — popcorn, Junior Mints, Reese's Pieces, Sour Patch Kids, fountain sodas — they've seen a huge expansion in what counts as movie food.
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As always, there will be plenty for children to see and do: circus arts, robot combat, street dance battles and the eruptive fun of combining Coke Zero and Mentos mints.
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A year earlier, the Innocence Project published a story that included strange items incorrectly identified by police tests as drugs, leading to wrongful arrests, like sage, Jolly Ranchers, and breath mints.
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Queues to buy THC-infused chocolate-chip cookies, cannabis mints and plain old marijuana flowers stretched down blocks and snaked around corners in cities such as San Diego and Santa Ana.
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Are we supposed to believe that women are too stupid to do something of basic usefulness to themselves without the lure of a charming font and a branded tin of mints?
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And this year, the Girl Scouts have two new treats to be guiltily scarfed down alongside our beloved Thin Mints, Samoas and Do-si-dos — a duo of delightful S'mores cookies.
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The star trademarked the word to be used on all beauty products, even non-medicated lip care preparations, nail polish, sunscreen and "breath freshening confectionery" like breath mints, candy and gum.
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For trendy wellness products, the oil is mixed or infused in any number of other goods, including pills, vaporizers, beauty creams, shampoos and edibles like candy, mints and flavored sparkling water.
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So he probably eats a taco salad and then sits down on the toilet the next morning and mints a perfectly symmetrical bolus that could be displayed in an art museum.
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Afterward, we chow down on some Thin Mints (thank GOD for Girl Scout season) and settle in our cozy basement to cuddle with our aging pets and watch Eat, Pray, Love.
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And now, as one of his pulpier projects, the sex thriller "Fifty Shades Darker," mints money at the global box office, Mr. De Luca is a co-producer of the Feb.
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When host Chris Rock brought out his daughter's adorable troop of Girl Scouts to sell their cookies to rich and hungry celebrities, Damon got his hands on a box of Thin Mints.
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In a time-bending cutaway, Peter Griffin joins Trump on his Access Hollywood bus as the two engage in "locker room talk" about furniture shopping, breath mints and — of course — sexual assault.
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" Adding, "She was like, 'So I got some blueberry covered chocolate ones but if you want it faster acting you should go for the mints those you suck and it works faster.
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I think one of them brought breath mints as a prop, but by that point, my brain was erroring out from the overweening exhibition of pale male flesh and over-serious manliness.
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A box of the cookies would usually cost around $4 or $5, but from Amazon, a single box of Thin Mints costs $8.77, and Samoas are even more at $10 a box.
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On displays of modern furniture and glass cabinets are cannabis products in every imaginable variety: weed popcorn, potato chips, mints, gummies, lip gloss and the more traditional glass bongs and rolled joints.
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The trust mints money — collecting $160 million in dividends a year from Hershey, and it regularly takes in far more than it can spend on the school and its other charitable endeavors.
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Girl Scout cookies purchased in the traditional manner will run you about $5 a box, while a box of Thin Mints ordered from Amazon will run you $12, reports The Daily Dot.
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Some have suggested that the laws should be revised, perhaps by legalizing some aspects of treating the ball, like using saliva after sucking candy or mints, that are especially hard to police.
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"Why yes, kind sir, we do have Thin Mints," read her caption on the photo, which showed a man pointing in her direction as the actress held a sign advertising the sale.
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So if you're ever the leader of a rag-tag gang of survivalists fighting against an apocalyptically endless stream of undead, give mints to a girl and she'll fall in love with you.
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If you've bought Samoas, Thin Mints, Tagalongs, or Do-si-dos during the past few years, you probably noticed that the checkout process was a bit different than its pen to paper origins.
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PARK CITY, Utah — Had someone told me that night I'd wind up alone in a bathroom stall with a strange naked woman not once, but twice, I probably would've brought mints or gum.
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Three people familiar with the talks told Reuters last week that O1 Properties, controlled by businessman Boris Mints and his family, is in talks with a Chinese investor about a "significant" stake sale.
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The cereal company has confirmed that both Thin Mints and Caramel Crunch (which replicate the flavor of Samoas) will be turned into cereal form, with more information coming closer to the launch date.
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The fact that Mid90s set in around the same time mints that aspect of the callback, though we'll have to wait to see whether the film holds up in depth and cultural importance.
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The deaths lifted the veil over international soccer's biggest production line, and raised sweeping questions about a brutal apparatus that chews up untold numbers of young Brazilian boys for every star it mints.
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But nobody died or cried or curled up under the table to sleep, and the décor in the sitting room in the Houston Four Seasons was amiable, and there were mints on the table.
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Girl Scouts Limited Edition Thin Mints and Caramel Crunch Cereal Sure, we've all been tempted to eat cookies for breakfast, but reaching for this whole-grain cereal is a much smarter way to go.
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The unexpected surge in demand put the global silver-coin market in an unprecedented supply squeeze, forcing other mints around the world to ration sales, while U.S. buyers had to look abroad for supplies.
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I drop off a few Amazon returns at the UPS store, then head to Target where I buy folders for my classroom, mints to keep in my desk at school, chocolates, and a wallet.
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" And then there's People, "cannabis-infused 'microdose' mints," said to be the "perfect aide to help you turn your eyes outward, so that you may love your neighbor as well as you do, yourself.
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So it requires a lot of oversight to make sure that every time the Libra Association mints a Libra, they buy and store the equivalent in fiat currencies and securities in a bank account.
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Jessie lived on mints and laxatives at different times in her career, she wouldn't allow herself to finish an entire meal, and once overdosed on diet pills while riding the subway in New York.
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Gold refiners, who more than doubled capacity in recent years in anticipation of higher scrap supplies, are operating at well below capacity, said James Jose, secretary of the Association of Gold Refineries and Mints.
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Spicer also revealed he's ditching his well-known gum habit — he once said he chewed away at two and a half packs of Orbit cinnamon gum by noon each day — in favor of mints.
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As other mints and fintech startups race to set up similar products, it could squander the chances of Britain's Mint leading the field to build gold into a multi-billion dollar digital asset class.
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For instance, he recounted a story about a drunk passenger who took issue with the YETI cup he uses to hold mints to offer to passengers, and threw it out the window into traffic.
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According to security footage of the encounter at a convenience store in Buena Park, California, Arreola went into the store on March 16, asked how much the mints were, and began paying for them.
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When England won the Ashes, a competition between England and Australia, in 2005, the English player Marcus Trescothick later admitted that he had applied saliva to one side of the ball after sucking mints.
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"This (strong buying) trend will not continue in the coming months," said James Jose, secretary of the Association of Gold Refineries and Mints, referring to the tripling in the value of gold imports in April.
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The most obvious and sad and sobering reason as to why some of us let out an involuntary shiver when we see Murray Mints falling out of a punter's pocket at the bar is death.
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The independent commodities research company said gold coin demand for bullion produced by private mints would be at 6 million ounces in 2018, up from 5.7 million ounces in 2017 and the highest since 2016.
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She and she alone knows what it's like to do hand stuff in the passenger seat of a Ford Focus RS before chewing a ton of mints and being dropped off two streets from home.
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They often have overseen amenities like perfume, gum, mints, hair accessories, Q-Tips, sprays, even ear plugs for those who want to disregard the table conversation or found the music at a club too loud.
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That's because it's up to the troops themselves which bakery to use: Each regional council — there are 112, nationwide — chooses which baker to contract with, and by extension, which version of Thin Mints you get.
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On Tuesday, the 45-year-old Love, Simon actress got to work packing up boxes of Thin Mints, Tagalongs, Samoas and more to ship out to fans — documenting the process, once again, on her Instagram Story.
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The organization's vice-president said that $85,000 could be used to treat "about 10,000 people," Reuters reported, an obvious benefit paired with a pretty reasonable argument, as Facebook already mints money displaying ads across its platform.
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Despite not pushing back against Trump's "locker room talk," Bush said he didn't offer Trump a Tic Tac after he said he likes to pop one of the breath mints before forcing women to kiss him.
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Thin Mints with 2010 Azienda Agricola La Torre Brunello di MontacinoOur luck had to run out eventually, and this proved to be our first miss, even though the Brunello was everyone's favorite wine on its own.
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The company does not plan to make a takeover offer for CA Immo but had to buy the stake to prevent O1 Group, owned by Russia's Boris Mints, from blocking the deal, an Immofinanz spokeswoman said.
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Microdosing—using medical marijuana in the form of cannabis edibles, like chocolates, candies, or mints, in small (but varied) amounts—is gaining popularity wherever medical marijuana is legal, which it is in 29 states and growing.
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In a region known for painful battles over monuments to controversial historical figures, even the persuasive power of Tagalongs and Thin Mints might not win the day, though, except for a recently uncovered quirk of history.
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After he paid for the mints and placed them in his left jacket pocket, an off-duty police officer behind him pulled out his handgun, pointed it at his feet and accused him of stealing them.
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MOSCOW, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Russian authorities have placed Boris Mints, a prominent businessman and the former co-owner of Otkritie group, on an international wanted list, TASS news agency cited a court as saying on Thursday.
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I buy a small notebook to use as a journal, since I forgot mine at home (I like to write about our days when we travel), plus a bag of mints and some salt and vinegar crisps.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit claiming that Tootsie Roll Industries Inc tricked consumers into overpaying for Junior Mints by filling more than one-third of its candy boxes with empty space.
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And if you love the idea of having your favorite candy in a drink form, Amazon also sells tons of other chocolate candy-inspired K-Cup flavors, including Tootsie Rolls, Charleston Chews, Sugar Babies, and Junior Mints.
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For the first few months, rats were almost daily visitors, coming in through unseen holes or through a hole in the bathroom that Ms. Garcia plugged with a steel-wool scouring pad and mints, which rats hate.
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Dunkin' Donuts revealed the three new coffee flavors — inspired by Thin Mints, Do-si-dos (or Peanut Butter Sandwiches), and Caramel deLites (also known as an all-time-favorite cookie, Samoas) — in a Facebook Live event on Friday.
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Up to 95 tonnes of gold was smuggled into India in 2018, according to the World Gold Council, although India's Association of Gold Refineries and Mints and other industry bodies put the figure at more than twice that.
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Mints, 59, was chairman of the board at Otkritie Bank between 2004 and 2013 and later launched a pension vehicle, buying and merging smaller pensions funds that took in the savings of postal workers, steelmakers and railroad workers.
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Girl Scouts now have 12 varieties of cookies, including the classic Thin Mints, Shortbread/Trefoils, Peanut Butter Sandwiches, and the newer cookies, "Girl Scout S'mores," which were introduced in 2016 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the organization.
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She also discovered a notebook, a datebook, floss, mints, an assortment of papers, three sunglass cases and a handful of colorful pens — all of which were checkmarked on the screen as Garner took them out one by one.
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The idea of turning trash into art occurred to him in 2005, when he noticed a wrapper from a package of after-dinner mints along Restaurant Row, the block of West 46th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues.
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The chain will celebrate the perennially awaited return of Girl Scout cookie season with Thin Mints, Coconut Caramel (Samoas), and Peanut Butter Cookie (Do-si-dos/Tagalongs) flavorings, which can be added to any kind of Dunkin' Donuts coffee.
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A slice of bread pudding in rhubarb syrup was just too wet, and an ice cream sandwich that's meant to be a homage to Thin Mints, the Girl Scout cookies, wasn't as much fun as it could have been.
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If the passenger really wanted to enjoy his flight, he could have just picked up some weed brownies, or cookies, or gummies, or mints, or any of the other countless (and more discreet) alternatives to just roasting a bone.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, no food or drinks are allowed in the Dolby Theatre, so those Red Vines and Junior Mints that parachuted from the ceiling during the show were the only snacks the audience was eating.
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Since then, they've added Mr. Moxey's CBD Mints, and a line of CBD products for pets called Austin & Kat that includes biscuits and oils they claim can provide pain relief and calm anxiety in dogs, cats and other animals.
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In present day Thin Mints practically have their own devoted fan club and everything from cereal to lip gloss has taken on the Girl Scout Cookie name, but the original recipe is just about as plain as a cookie can get.
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Even after applying the constraints that the themers had to be a) words or phrases that could be clued in non-candy ways, and b) actual candies (no gum or mints) there were still plenty of options to work with.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian businessman Boris Mints wants to sell the country's third-largest pension fund, Budushchee, after two banks in its portfolio were bailed out, potentially triggering up to $370 million in losses, five people familiar with the matter said.
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A celebration of do-it-yourself science, technology and art, the festival returns to Queens with demonstrations and workshops that range from the functionality of 3-D printing to the pure fizzy fun of combining Coke Zero and Mentos mints.
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Ferrero&aposs father invented Nutella in 1964, and its immense popularity in Italy helped grow the family chocolate shop into a multibillion-dollar business that now also produces Ferrero Rocher, Tic Tac mints, Kinder chocolate, and Butterfinger bars, Forbes reported.
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In less than three years, a honeymoon between Brazil and Uber, fueled by complimentary mints and bottled water in the back seats of luxury sedans, turned into a turbulent, unsafe relationship, with some rides ending in kidnapping, robbery, and murder.
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The squares and the borders on Dr. Seville's games are printed with images including everything from happy aristocratic lovers to Richard M. Nixon, cannibals, brutalized slaves, shipwrecks, brown envelopes with cash bribes and advertisements for dolls, tires, biscuits, breath mints and gas lighting.
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Shares of Curaleaf surged 15 percent to C$15.35 as the deal is expected to expand the company's presence on the U.S. West coast, while adding Select-branded weed oil to its portfolio of vape oils, topical lotions, capsules, mints and lozenges.
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Obviously there's a lot to respect about this move, despite the fact that the cookies he grabbed appear to be Shortbreads (the broccoli of Girl Scout cookies) even though Chris Rock had a box of Thin Mints in the very same hand.
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Price: $129.99 Price: $30 These are only available where recreational marijuana is legal, but if you're lucky enough to live in a state that's pro-pot, we recommend these 5 mg mints that will freshen your breath and make you feel great.
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Whether it was intended as an antidote to our rainbow-soaked edible unicorn desires is up for debate, but one thing is for sure: for fans of Thin Mints, Andes, and grasshopper-flavored-whatever, the cooling, chocolate-y concoction is a must-try.
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It said it was in talks to transfer control to RTI, adding that this would represent a non-cash settlement of a debt held by O1 Group, another company held by the Mints family and which is the parent of FG Budushchee.
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They included cocaine, a condom, a chopping card with "how to party" instructions printed on it, a straw, a pen cap (for bumps), floss, extra baggies (for splitting their own stuff up), breath mints, ear plugs, and Xanax (for special people only).
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Throughout October and November, the cast occupied the Gibney rehearsal studios, just above Union Square — large, bare rooms that they filled with gray dance floors, wooden tables arrayed with Purell and breath mints and metal folding chairs that stood in for the set.
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There's no real way for businesses to hedge, and price-setting remains largely guesswork, said Josh Richman, senior vice president of sales and marketing for Franklin BioScience, which grows cannabis and manufactures branded products, such as mints, in Colorado, Nevada and Pennsylvania.
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If you've cleared your kitchen cabinets in order to prepare for your annual supply of Samoas or Thin Mints, you might be interested in knowing just how much of a dent these cookies will make in your daily calorie, carb, sugar or saturated fat budget.
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Also discovered in the actress' purse was a notebook, a datebook, floss, mints, an assortment of papers, three cases (likely for her sunglasses) and a handful of colorful pens — all of which were checkmarked on the screen as Garner took them out one by one.
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After Jimmy Kimmel dropped Red Vines and Junior Mints upon the Oscars audience, he later enlisted in the help of 8-year-old Lion star Sunny Pawar to command more candy down to the stars—but this time it was Lemonheads and Mike and Ikes.
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Keep in mind that this is something of a high-risk maneuver, because if you don't time it right, or dilly-dally in the mirror or stop for Junior Mints, you will miss the beginning one of the film's most pivotal and rewarding scenes.
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And when Australia last hosted South Africa in a series in 2016, the South Africa captain Faf du Plessis was caught sucking mints and then using his saliva to polish the ball on one side, again to try to alter the flight and bounce.
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Doubling down on his unrestrained and engaging set from the Netflix stand-up comedy series The Standups, Cole beta-tests bottomless jokes about offering mints to strangers, dining while Black, post-sex salutations and the preservation of comedy as the last raw form of expression.
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Valentine's Day is over, but we're still receiving an endless stream of kisses: passed along in emails and texts like months-old mints nestled at the bottom of our bags, doled out inconsequentially to our tax guys and the work colleagues we've never actually met.
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Dmitry Mints, a board member of O1 Group and deputy chairman of the supervisory board at CA Immo, told Reuters that he expects Immofinanz to launch the sale of the Russian shopping centres after it has completed the purchase of O1's shares in CA Immo.
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The strong start to the year in the United States came after global silver bullion coin demand reached a record 130 million ounces in 2015, up 20113 percent from 2014, Rannestad said, using data gathered primarily from official national mints as well as the Rand Refinery.
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The Girl Scouts of America should probably get its shit together and make a final decision on whether or not it's chill to sell Thin Mints in front of dispensaries, but until it does, it looks like more Scouts will be cashing in on the munchies.
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Fox News still mints money — it accounts for as much as 24 percent of the parent company's yearly profit, or more than $1.5 billion — but a lot of that comes from licensing fees paid by distributors to carry the network, which are only negotiated every few years.
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Thanks to various product additions and company acquisitions, the Ferrero Group's products now include Tic Tac mints; Kinder chocolates; Baby Ruth, Butterfinger, and Crunch candy bars; and Keebler, Famous Amos, and Little Brownie Bakers cookies; in addition to Nutella and Ferrero Rocher, according to a July press release.
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According to the Girl Scouts of the United States of America (GSUSA), those green-vest-wearing girls selling Thin Mints outside your local grocery store are just a small part of the largest girl-led business in the world, adding up to $800 million dollars in sales every year.
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Read MoreAmazon's gaming platform draws big numbers, mints money for gamers "In Amazon's case.... the retail side has never generated material net profits, but it is super, super clear that their online services business...is enormously valuable and a very rapidly growing infrastructure play" that gives them an advantage, he added.
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It is outrageous, especially when you consider that AT&T also routinely hands over customer information to the government, is under investigation for illegally selling customer location data to shady third parties, and is generally about as protective of your data as a hotel front desk guarding a bowl of mints.
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To the Mints and the Acorns and the Pennys and the scores of other services and their partners that use Chase checking and credit card data in their work — and, more important, to their customers — he declared the following: ■ These start-ups take more of your data than they need to.
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Girl Scouts across the United States will offer customers one of their two specialty gluten-free cookies (Toffee-tastic is the other returning flavor), along with their classics: Thin Mints, S'mores, Caramel deLites/Samoas, Peanut Butter Patties/Tagalongs, Shortbread/Trefoils, Do-si-dos/Peanut Butter Sandwich, Lemonades, Savannah Smiles, and Thanks-A-Lot.
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Girl Scouts across the United States will offer customers one of their two specialty gluten-free cookies (Toffee-tastic is the other returning flavor), along with their classics: Thin Mints, S'mores, Caramel deLites/Samoas, Peanut Butter Patties/Tagalongs, Shortbread/Trefoils, Do-si-dos/Peanut Butter Sandwich, Lemonades, Savannah Smiles, and Thanks-A-Lot.
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I buy: a rotisserie chicken, a bag of apples, baby carrots, a green bell pepper, sweet potatoes, green beans, hummus, three cups of Greek yogurt, a box of protein bars, a block of cheddar cheese, a small box of fancy cookies, a tin of mints, and replacement frozen chicken tenders for my roommate.
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This tin is infinitely easier to figure out because there are only two pieces to the whole thing, and if you don't want to get rid of it, you can reuse it to hold mints, as a travel jewelry case, as a coin case for the car — this tin is your oyster.
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We head to a dispensary, where he buys weed mints, and then head back to my apartment to chat more with H. My cousin heads out around 10:20, and I eat Trader Joe's pumpkin Joe Joe's while my boyfriend watches Succession and I lazily watch these weird, rich people fight amongst themselves.
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In 1998, when her first book was inducted into the James Beard Foundation Cookbook Hall of Fame, she attended the awards ceremony at a Manhattan ballroom, where she pulled one of her best-known creations, Palm Beach Brownies With Chocolate-Covered Mints, from a Versace bag and tossed them to the crowd.
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Well, it takes about a half-hour of exercise to burn off four Thin Mints; 17 minutes of jogging to burn two Peanut Butter Patties; 16 minutes of push-ups, pull-ups or sit-ups to burn two Samoas; and 20 minutes of jumping rope to burn off two of the higher-calorie S'mores.
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She and Cardi B have now broken a long streak of women getting stuck just below the A-list since the 2010s kicked off (apologies to Selena Gomez, Demi Lovato, and Meghan Trainor) while the market mints men as pop superstars like it's nothing (congrats to Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, and crossover success Drake).
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This year, Girl Scouts across the United States will offer customers one of their two specialty gluten-free cookies (Toffee-tastic is the other returning flavor), along with their classics: Thin Mints, S'mores, Caramel deLites/Samoas, Peanut Butter Patties/Tagalongs, Shortbread/Trefoils, Do-si-dos/Peanut Butter Sandwich, Lemonades, Savannah Smiles, and Thanks-A-Lot.
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Some drivers report making as little as $3.75 an hour, and after they account for the costs of gas, oil changes, and car insurance—and other expenses that riders have come to expect like water bottles, breath mints, cell phone chargers, and seat covers—many are taking on more and more credit card debt.
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Tesla has no intention of discontinuing the Model S. As a result, the S has the opportunity to become one of those cars, a machine like the BMW 3- or 5-Series, or from an earlier era, the Lincoln Continental or Ford Mustang — a car that endures and mints new fans over successive generations.
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For the crowd of mostly young and female campaigners who packed into Dublin Castle to share "After Eight" mints and hear the result, pleasure was heightened by surprise and relief: the "hidden Ireland" of undecided and undeclared voters, of reticent men and shy old country ladies, had, it seemed, mostly been hiding an intention, however reluctant, to vote yes.
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Tic Tac breath mints have joined the chorus denouncing 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 over a leaked video in which he makes obscene comments about women.
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" He told Business Insider that he's been seriously considering the notion that every billionaire is a policy failure, saying "there can be no doubt that the thrust of the argument is correct — that in a country where so many people are barely getting by, or not getting by at all, an economy that mints billionaires is structurally deficient.
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" He says he gets asked all the time how food can have an impact on pregnancy, from helping the fetus grow to flipping a breech baby (how nice if a sleeve of Thin Mints could achieve that), but he's careful to caution that "very, very few patients actually start their own labors — [the] vast majority are spontaneous.
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When I made these savory little devils the first time a couple of years ago, our general manager — Mary Katherine Robinson, from the fine state of North Carolina — started crowing over her own Mimi's cheese biscuits, and then about her Mimi's homemade peppermint ribbon candies (Mimi calls them butter mints), and even her Mimi's pot of percolated coffee.
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The dining rooms are unusable, stacked with new things never opened: bluetooth headsets, bungee cords, books about weightlifting and the life of Ronald Reagan, bikes, car chargers, suitcases, modular shelves, caffeinated mints, caffeinated soap, digital cameras, microfiber cloths, and DVDs of popular films, even though he only ever watches about the same five movies, none of which are Chocolat starring Juliette Binoche.
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I feel like when you're doing all the things for the first time with your significant other it's kind of like, going to see a play and you don't want to see the backstage of the play, so make sure you have your gorgeous mints with you 'cause you don't want someone to smell what your breath actually smells like.
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The 2020 Girl Scout cookie season kicked off on January 7 and was only active for about 10 weeks before the rapid spread of the coronavirus and the social distancing regulations that came with it caused Girl Scout posts to close up shop, though the company is taking every measure to make sure that everything from Thin Mints to Tagalongs can be enjoyed safely from home.
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What we're dealing with here, with these old timers, the lads and lasses who were chomping on Pink Panthers like they were Polo mints back when raves were free and fun and the 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act was yet to be signed, are people who lived through the storied glory days, but swore off the hard stuff as soon as child rearing reared into view.
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