Promises mixed with lies mixed with hopes mixed with hostility.
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Black activists mixed with pacifists mixed with anarchists, plus a few #BernieOrBust people.
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I ain't mixed with nothing, I ain't mixed with Persian, Russian, I am black.
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My show looks like Britney Spears mixed with Madonna mixed with Nicki Minaj—it's very pop.
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"Basically the love for German culture is mixed with fascism and mixed with the history of colonization," he said.
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Imagine a frat house mixed with a kindergarten mixed with Scientology, and you have an idea of what it's like.
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This new wave of internet news mixed with fake news mixed with everything else, I just can't take it anymore.
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Imagine a little Montana mixed with a little Balmain mixed with a little old Galliano and you'll get the idea.
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It's just accident mixed with stupidity mixed with it didn't occur to me that it would be difficult, so it wasn't.
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In one channel, a sodium bicarbonate and water solution was mixed with air; in the other the solution was mixed with carbon dioxide.
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I personally prefer whole-grain oatmeal mixed with peanut butter to decrease risk of peanut allergies later in life, and quinoa cereal mixed with vegetables.
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Next time you're DM'd a Soundcloud link to "Hotline Bling" mixed with The Prodigy mixed with the Cheers theme tune, reply with a stern thumbs down emoji.
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"It will hopefully feel like 'Jesus Christ Superstar' mixed with 'La La Land' mixed with 'Flight of the Conchords' with something more Jewish thrown in," Soloway added.
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Their relationship was more than just three hours of aimless chat, mixed with destructive speculation, mixed with an odd flirtation with the president, who is obsessed with them.
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"It will hopefully feel like 'Jesus Christ Superstar' mixed with 'La La Land' mixed with 'Flight of the Conchords' with something more Jewish thrown in," Mx. Soloway said.
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In China, sector performance was mixed with consumer stocks .
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Shares in Europe were mixed, with Britain's main index .
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This feeling of FOMO mixed with jealousy mixed with a genuine desire to know how our friends afford their awesome lives is the inspiration behind this week's episode of Money Diaries: The Podcast.
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So the scientists injected microbubbles mixed with bone morphogenetic proteins.
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This tastes like Diet Coke mixed with regular orange soda.
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Their urine and feces smell like skunk mixed with ammonia.
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The others are just gray wolves mixed with coyote DNA.
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What happens when it's mixed with technology that manipulates audio?
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It's surreal beauty mixed with a contagious and youthful glee.
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The black layer is just acrylic paint mixed with water.
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Candles, blessings and challah mixed with burgers, fries and Frostys?
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Exporters were mixed, with the dollar staying on the defensive.
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Roasted squash is pureed then mixed with aromatics and liquid.
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First, filet mignon gets mixed with a layer of cheese.
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As it is, the pearls are mixed with the peas.
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If mixed with water, the waste turns it bright red.
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Copper, that can be mixed with zinc to create brass.
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"Gaelic Storm," traditional Irish music mixed with rock and folk.
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Snow mixed with the freezing rain in the higher elevation.
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On the lunar surface, the rock mixed with other materials.
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Colombian cumbia mixed with other styles of music in Monterrey.
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He blesses the water molecules before they're mixed with cement.
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Mixed with tonic, it would make a fine Thanksgiving aperitif.
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The charred reeds are mixed with water and rice husks.
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If so, some could be mixed with sleet or snow.
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An idea that is mixed with all of your ideas.
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Automakers finished the session mixed, with Toyota sliding 2.53 percent.
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Chopped salmon mixed with a lavish amount of fresh dill.
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The markets closed mixed, with the Dow posting slight gains.
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Over time, they mixed with dinosaur bones and fallen trees.
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Technology names traded mixed, with Samsung SDI gaining 2.23 percent.
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Trading in other metals was mixed, with LME aluminum tonne.
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Bigger than his quotes that were poetry mixed with poison.
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I just want to see Draymond mixed with Heat culture.
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The first one is Mila J's track 'Next Up' mixed with DJ Delish's 'banjcunt harami mami bootleg,' and the second is an Amr 7a7a instrumental 'مزيكا كوكب القرود' mixed with Tink's track 'What is Real.
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But it can be deadly to humans when mixed with water.
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Other Gulf markets were mixed, with property stocks dragging Dubai lower.
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They're also mixed with pure cane sugar to produce natural sweetness.
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But earnestness mixed with a sort of little bit of arrogance.
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Adam Plachetka's Guglielmo provides comic relief mixed with swaggering, vulnerable masculinity.
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To make almond milk, almonds are then mixed with more water.
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Ms Le Pen, by contrast, offers bigotry mixed with make-believe.
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A. Actually the situation is mixed with the former Red Guards.
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"We have seen fentanyl mixed with cocaine," said coroner Lakshmi Sammarco.
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The interior features lots of wood elements mixed with sturdy fabric.
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Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is adolescent melodrama mixed with occult horror.
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The petrochemical sector was mixed, with smaller companies outperforming larger ones.
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It's old squished grapes mixed with yeast that get you drunk.
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Yes, it's comical — white privilege mixed with a "Hee Haw" parody.
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I feel a certain fear mixed with anticipation at the thought.
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The problem is now, (heroin is) mixed with fentanyl or carfentanil.
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In the generators, it was mixed with kerosene and sparked alight.
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Other Gulf markets were mixed, with Dubai index up 0.2 percent.
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You might say that it's Cantonese cuisine mixed with Southwestern flavors.
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Critics pounced with astonishment, maybe mixed with a little secret delight.
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It plays like The Last of Us mixed with Far Cry.
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Tech stocks in Japan were mixed, with most companies trading lower.
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The small planets are made with paint mixed with rapeseed oil.
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It gets heated to order and mixed with the ramen base.
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HUNTINGTON "Gaelic Storm," traditional Irish music mixed with rock and folk.
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Economic priorities mixed with security, stability and cooperation on multiple fronts.
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A farm-y smell mixed with blood hangs in the air.
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The Polo brand mixed with the FEED aesthetic is very powerful.
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As for Nicholas Bowen, belated relief has been mixed with incredulity.
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Her aesthetic is net nostalgia mixed with futuristic fashion (plus aliens).
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Maybe I'll do jazz mixed with heavy metal or some reggae.
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Major miners were mixed, with BHP inching higher by 0.04 percent.
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My stylist favored feathers, metallics and lacy fabrics mixed with leather.
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Babies were being fed formula that was mixed with the water.
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Animated interviews and recreations are mixed with live-action performances footage.
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Powdered formula mixed with unclean water can be dangerous for babies.
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In typical power plants, fuel is mixed with air and burned.
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Cook: Slather sweet potatoes with tahini butter mixed with soy sauce.
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Like the blues, there's real pain here, mixed with real beauty.
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"Mixed with white pigment, it explodes into incredible pinks," Felgueiras says.
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Smoke from nearby bushfires mixed with dust blown off overgrazed paddocks.
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Rambunctious teenagers mixed with strolling couples in a carnival-like setting.
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He smelled of aftershave, some aggressive assertion mixed with flowery scents.
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Manufacturing names finished mixed, with steelmaker Posco advancing by 0.26 percent.
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Other technology sector names were mixed, with SoftBank up 0.52 percent.
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The farmers also mixed with hunter-gatherers, according to their DNA.
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Chinese shares were mixed with the blue-chip index up 0.2%.
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Essentially it is jellyfish chopped very finely, mixed with buttermilk, and frozen.
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Or try a little bit of drizzled honey mixed with white ponzu.
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The frosting is mixed with alcohol and some have alcohol-soaked garnishes.
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That liquid is mixed with a compound that can burn your skin.
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And I'm embarrassed to say that the excitement is mixed with loss.
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He created a symphony from non-traditional instruments mixed with haunting recordings.
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"All he had to eat was flour mixed with water," she recalled.
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European stocks closed mixed, with the German DAX outperforming with mild gains.
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The smell of tear gas mixed with the smoke, choking the air.
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Asian stocks closed mixed, with the Hang Seng falling about 20.303 percent.
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Classes would be mixed, with children of different age groups studying together.
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"White flour was used for cakes and mixed with sugar," Engs says.
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It's a bit like OpenFeint or iOS Game Center mixed with Houseparty.
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It mixed with punk, funk, electro, art rock, and later hip-hop.
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It was not at all like regular milk mixed with chocolate Nesquik.
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Mixed with flowery and floral stuff, the fecal note keeps you interested.
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The satin finish lipstick is great alone or mixed with another color.
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Famously, Palmer's name inspired a popular beverage: lemonade mixed with iced tea.
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Sector performance was mixed, with industry and material firms leading the decline.
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Way better than the dehydrated onion soup packets mixed with sour cream.
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Markets in greater China were mixed, with Hong Kong's up 0.6 percent.
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The kimberlite turns into a solid compound when mixed with carbon dioxide.
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Exporters were mixed, with automakers attracting buying, while technology stocks were sold.
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She's still singing Celine Dion, but now it's mixed with some rapping.
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They speak in the prosody of Nigerian-English, mixed with untranslated phrases.
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His parrots display plumage, fashion, and intelligence, mixed with aristocratic unself-consciousness.
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Technology shares were mixed, with index heavyweight Samsung Electronics easing 563 percent.
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Slotnick: It's the idea of having retail mixed with the gates themselves.
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In the 18th century, it was cereal or flour mixed with broth.
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But when it's mixed with those other elements it creates something different.
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It features slow-cooked honey caramel sauce mixed with espresso and milk.
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Singularity is Cold War nostalgia mixed with sci-fi B-movie cliché.
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They feature slow-cooked honey caramel sauce mixed with espresso and milk.
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Like the heels look like the necronomicon mixed with The Neverending Story.
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Garden Apothecary's Higher Ground facial serum smells like coffee mixed with chocolate.
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Cook: Slather sweet potatoes with a tahini butter mixed with soy sauce.
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The enamel's a special paint mixed with 3 different colors and glitter.
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"The child's body was mixed with the pieces of goat," he said.
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But the evidence is decidedly mixed, with both sides cherry-picking data.
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Typha can also be mixed with clay to make bricks for construction.
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Stocks finished mixed, with only the Dow (INDU) eking out a gain.
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In New York, Yiddish-isms mixed with neighborhood lingo, creating a patois.
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The chocolate syrup mixed with vanilla soft serve was sweet and familiar.
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Does stale bacon mixed with goopy soft-serve sound appealing to you?
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The visuals mixed with the music transported [us back] to the 1920s.
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These ashes are then scattered over sunchoke cream mixed with pickled sunchokes.
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"[The vomit] was crushed up animal crackers mixed with Sprite," she said.
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Those inductees are mixed with all the rest, along the side walls.
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"ISIS bodies were mixed with the rubble all over the place," Maj.
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"There's this hysteria, mixed with embarrassment and also a secret, hidden excitement."
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In those cases, nurses mistakenly administered a vaccine mixed with an anaesthetic.
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Financials traded mixed, with HSBC lower by 20.81 percent in the afternoon.
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But there are hints of boldness mixed with the company's traditional steadiness.
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In tattoos, TiO2 can be mixed with colorants to create certain shades.
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" Pierson, who keeps the poetry Greenwell has sent him over the years in a treasured Google Drive folder, said it contains "really beautiful language mixed with something deep from Garth's experience mixed with profound observations about human nature.
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On April 27th thugs threw green antiseptic mixed with acid in his face.
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Genuinely great, catchy music is mixed with funny kids' comments and entertaining guests.
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But in vaping fluid, these chemicals are also mixed with an alcohol solvent.
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The stem cells were mixed with the plasma and injected into both eyes.
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Reviews have been mixed, with some reviewers saying viewing was glitchy at times.
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The normal reaction to that kind of present is delight mixed with confusion.
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Yet their expressions of happiness and relief were mixed with bitterness and frustration.
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"It's genuine feeling," Isabel explains, mixed with… I suppose… the Bible or something.
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Soon, fear kicked in, but it was mixed with a shot of adrenaline.
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He hit on strawberry milk mixed with green food colouring and essential oil.
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In Europe, stocks traded mixed, with the Stoxx 600 index gaining 0.09 percent.
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Sectors were mixed, with big-cap blue-chips far outperforming lacklustre growth stocks.
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Basically, concrete is just a bunch of rubble mixed with water and cement.
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But it has to be mixed with an understanding of government and politics.
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Just a couple drops of Dew Drops Coconut Gel Highlighter mixed with moisturizer.
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This is mixed with the faint, bitter, almond-like aroma of hydrogen cyanide.
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MCT oil for fat and energy, mixed with 1/4 cup almond milk.
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The greenness of the paisley gloves mixed with the image of twisting kudzu.
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Oh, and they've mixed with breadcrumbs and Asiago cheese and basil and eggs.
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But the celebration needs to be mixed with hard work and clear thinking.
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The eggplant is then pulped and mixed with the scallions and aforementioned spices.
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CME feeder cattle were mixed, with nearby contracts weakening while deferred offerings rose.
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Sales of C-Blend gasoline, which is mixed with ethanol, rose 4.6 percent.
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Exporters were mixed, with Toyota down 0.35 percent, while Sony added 0.17 percent.
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Asian stocks closed mixed, with the Shanghai composite ending about 0.8 percent higher.
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Shares in the companies were mixed, with some tracking a stronger gold price.
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You'd hear slurs in London slang mixed with Jamaican patois, Maxwell D style.
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"It's a cup of coffee mixed with fat," nutritionist Matt Jenkins told Motherboard.
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Lots of spices and dry rubs mixed with lots of coconut and seafood.
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Jaggery is also mixed with coconut flakes and eaten as a tasty snack.
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Markets in greater China were mixed, with Hong Kong's trading 0.75463 percent down.
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"There's definitely a solemn feel mixed with joy, which is weird," Levine said.
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Technology stocks were mixed, with Samsung Electronics, an index heavyweight, up 2.76 percent.
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The correct diagnosis of my ailment was common sense mixed with a conscience.
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The traditional drink of Feria is rebujito: dry Manzanilla sherry mixed with 7UP.
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It's seven seconds or less, mixed with if everyone were like Rip Hamilton.
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If they could speak, they'd sound like the Minions mixed with Mickey Mouse.
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The sludge then moves to large "bubbling tanks," where it's mixed with air.
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Sadness over the loss mixed with pride in their achievement despite long odds.
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The film's success brought fans to the diner who mixed with the truckers.
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The difference is that colognes are mixed with alcohol like traditional fragrances are.
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Sulfur dioxide emissions regularly mixed with water vapor to produce a suffocating vog.
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The ricotta is mixed with eggs and seasoned with basil, pepper and nutmeg.
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Dr. Willerslev's research suggests the new arrivals mixed with older South American populations.
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The book is characterized by nostalgia mixed with surgical literary and syntactic analysis.
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A few drops were mixed with lime, and the blue roof was born.
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Market reaction was mixed with oil trading lower and U.S. stock indexes higher.
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In desserts, replace wine with fruit juice mixed with a dash of vinegar.
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Other petrochemical producers' performances were mixed with five declining and five closing higher.
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The early VP pick reeks of gimmickry, mixed with a whiff of desperation.
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Your political views should not be mixed with the birth of our savior.
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The promise of easy sex mixed with the fantasy of maybe something more.
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She fell into fragile health, drinking only water mixed with salts and sugar.
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Large cap technology names were mixed, with Samsung Electronics tacking on 1.54 percent.
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Isotopic analysis also revealed that breast milk was potentially mixed with dairy milk.
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Yet again that feeling of anger mixed with disbelief swept over the country.
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At Columbia, Mr. Peterson was an English major, and mixed with white students.
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The smell of jet fuel mixed with burned flesh hung in the air.
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That's something I like to drink: beer mixed with lemonade and grenadine. Lovely.
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Clandestine fentanyl may also be cut and sold as heroin or mixed with heroin, although it seems that the DEA has released no reports on how often they have found heroin mixed with fentanyl as opposed to fentanyl masquerading as heroin.
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This morning, there may be a light sprinkling of snow, possibly mixed with rain.
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Treasury yields were mixed with the 10-year at 2.48 percent in late trading.
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Martine Blue: To me, it's a political ideology of absolute freedom mixed with hedonism.
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At breakfast, milk is sometimes mixed with fresh cow blood taken from live animals.
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I don't know if it was because business was mixed with personal or what.
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They are mixed with an inoculum to increase aeration, and the compost is sieved.
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When Ambien is mixed with alcohol, the effects of the drug can be enhanced.
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This cinematography is peak Cash Money mixed with peak Khaled, and it's a marvel.
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He's like if a clown mixed with a mime and then became Pokémon-ized.
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So for a restorative experience mixed with shocks of cardio, give it a try!
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Reactions to the now infamous dress were mixed, with many fashion insiders praising Mrs.
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The 13 tracks feature poetic lyrics mixed with '60s and '70s California pop sounds.
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So a lot goes to landfill or incineration, mixed with the remaining worthless waste.
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Plyometric jump training mixed with a little sass and a whole lot of fun.
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Dominique is similar to the women I mixed with, theater women in the '80s.
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When fentanyl first emerged in the US, it was typically only mixed with heroin.
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It was Takashi Murakami mixed with like music that I wish I would made.
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It comes from Thailand and is actually mixed with brown and forbidden black rice.
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In this context, very honestly it shouldn't be mixed with the issue at hand.
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The mood in official Berlin is best described as relief mixed with real sadness.
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Packaging has gotten more elaborate; paper will be mixed with plastic, stickers, and labels.
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The avarebele is deep-fried and mixed with the jamoon dough in the recipe.
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Major banking stocks in the country closed mixed, with Commonwealth Bank shares dropping 1.22%.
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I still identify as a Kristy mixed with Stacey and a dash of Dawn.
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Now she smells like Chanel No. 5 mixed with rosas secas (roses and tobacco).
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The local news is an endless stream of information mixed with inappropriate sex jokes.
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What about this meat I mixed with mayonnaise and threw on a lettuce leaf?
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This flavor tastes like a crumb cake mixed with a caramel ice cream sundae.
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The Macron campaign characterized the information as mundane memos mixed with some fabricated documents.
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That, mixed with the Victorian architecture, can create quite a surreal and dreamy vibe.
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But the nationwide gains have been mixed, with wide variations across and within hospitals.
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Affordability mixed with pretty timely trend offerings make the temptation too hard to resist.
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I order a margarita mixed with sangria, shrimp nachos, and a side of rice.
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You can expect coffee mixed with sweet chocolate and a bold kick of mint.
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In the outfitting of the bride and groom, aristocratic luxury mixed with Hollywood glamour.
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In order to be converted into fuel, the coffee is mixed with 20% alcohol.
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Procedurally generated everything, mixed with all the tools of film composition and graphics programming.
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Chinese markets finished mixed, with the up 4.44 points, or 1.913 percent, at 2,809.17.
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Japanese exporters finished mixed, with Toyota down 20.33 percent and Nissan adding 20.2 percent.
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Market performance was mixed, with materials and utility shares falling, while IT stocks firmed.
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Again, it's the music mixed with the imagery that gets embedded in people's minds.
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Beef, salt and water are mixed with barley, which has been inoculated with koji.
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To produce them, quartz stones are crushed, mixed with plastic and formed into slabs.
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In March, factory orders were mixed, with orders for transportation equipment increasing 2.8 percent.
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Petrochemical stocks were mixed, with sector heavyweight Saudi Basic Industries (SABIC) up 1.5 percent.
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Her eclectic style, mixed with a renaissance curiosity, helped her develop in contradictory ways.
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While bold prints are still popular, they are rarely mixed with other bold prints.
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The Frosty-ccino: Cold-brew coffee mixed with either chocolate or vanilla Frosty cream.
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In traumatic injuries, blood may be mixed with body tissue and teeth and bone.
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But now we're seeing it mixed with cocaine, methamphetamines and other substances of abuse.
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Painkillers can cause an upset stomach when mixed with lingering alcohol in the body
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The mood in greater China was mixed, with the marginally higher by 0.09 percent.
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I think this, mixed with a sappy sentimentality, gives the work a nostalgic feel.
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We use a lot of embellishment and color, mixed with subversive concepts and humor.
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Another section of the mud might be mostly water, mixed with a little dirt.
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The polenta, for example, was mixed with mascarpone to give it a smoother consistency.
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For the few residents who were out on Tuesday night, defiance mixed with fear.
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This is later processed with water, sifted, mixed with sand and stirred by hand.
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The bread is mixed with hot water and mashed to start the fermentation process.
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Trip (Denzel Washington) keeps a face straight, tears mixed with rage as he's whipped.
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By the Stonewall Inn, street vendors mixed with police officers in helmets carrying guns.
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There are Cuban styles mixed with Spanish styles and American styles for different moments.
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His incredulity, mixed with President Trump's circling attempts to get his way, were poignant.
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Stocks were mixed, with the Nasdaq down about 0.4 percent and the slightly lower.
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We're afraid, and our fear mixed with rumor and hearsay can have dangerous consequences.
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It would be killer mixed with a little mayo for a roast beef sandwich.
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It's an anticipation mixed with anxiety, eternal hope resting on a bed of worry.
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I got the Cherry version, which tastes like Cherry Coke mixed with a Gatorade.
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South Korea's "Big Three" shipbuilders closed mixed, with Hyundai Heavy Industries advancing 3.75 percent.
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It's then mixed with water by the suppliers before it arrives at the store.
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And this one, I&aposll suggest, that you have it mixed with something else.
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Wildfire smoke can include particles from burning vegetation and building materials mixed with gases.
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Norway For some Norwegians, newer Christian Christmas traditions are mixed with ancient pagan ones.
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A gift pile mixed with both gag and useful items makes for healthy competition.
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After all, knowledge is best when shared -- and mixed with a little orange juice.
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Tuesday, October 9 The markets closed mixed with investors increasingly concerned about global growth.
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I'm sure you can imagine how grief mixed with exhaustion might play out healthwise.
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Biting in, the fat of the cheese mixed with the saltiness of the prosciutto.
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But what happens when that lie is mixed with just enough truth to hurt?
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Chants of "lock her up" mixed with cheers of approval at the governor's declaration.
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The works are the intersection of these, mixed with a great dollop of curiosity.
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A heady feeling of techno-optimist excitement mixed with apocalyptic fear peaked that year.
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"Her love for Woody had always been mixed with fear," Orth wrote of Farrow.
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Salmon is reprised in onigiri form, flaked, mixed with sambal and folded inside the rice.
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After all, Marijuana is not pure, so it might have recreational chemicals mixed with it.
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As a result, markets in Asia finished mostly mixed, with China's mainland markets closing lower.
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How has mescaline mixed with religion such as the Native American Church and the Mormons?
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Japan's export stocks ended the session mixed, with shares of Toyota closing down 1.01 percent.
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One would think these issues were too important to be mixed with pop-culture trifles.
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He's got the sensitivity of a poet, mixed with the swagger of an undeniable genius.
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That we're always mixed with some intersection or overlapping of sense of self and identity.
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TIGHT SECURITYFinancial markets were mixed, with stocks up nearly 1% and the rupiah off 0.1%.
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U.K. government bond yields were mixed with the 10-year edging higher just a bit.
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Oil prices were mixed, with U.S. crude futures supported by a drop in domestic inventories.
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In short, the European dogs mixed with the native dogs, they didn't replace them altogether.
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Stacke highlights the importance of community in connection to food using portraits mixed with reportage.
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The fibres are mixed with oil-based polymers and other additives, such as colouring agents.
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Red blood-cells are then mixed with an anticoagulant and transfused back into the donor.
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In the rat studies, it's Crisco mixed with sugar, or some have used Oreo cookies.
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Well, Animal Cribs is sort of like that show mixed with Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
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An absolutely rock steadiness" mixed with "strength to be able to make the hard decisions.
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The 73 film has clever and colorful animation mixed with Del Toro's trademark gothic vibe.
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Creamy Sweet Potato Coconut Soup Creamy coconut mixed with pureed sweet potatoes equals autumn bliss.
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That comes from trade tensions between the U.S. and China, mixed with some political risks.
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Reactions were incredibly mixed, with even SEC officials delivering strongly worded rebukes of the decision.
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The tone is grave and serious, like Alien mixed with the better parts of Sphere.
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Products typical of headshop kratom, one of which is mixed with CBD, a hemp extract.
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But I also have depression, and ongoing loneliness, especially when mixed with my depression, hurts.
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Tenants expressed feelings ranging from resignation to anger, mixed with a desire to stay put.
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Maroons were Africans who escaped slavery and mixed with indigenous populations to form independent settlements.
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Sometimes it came in a bottle, sometimes powdered, sometimes mixed with canned milk or honey.
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Rice milk offers little nutritional value since it is mainly rice starch mixed with water.
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And, visually, I don't hate the ombre pink-and-orange mixed with black mesh design.
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Moves elsewhere were mixed, with Japan's Nikkei the shining star in Asia rising 22017 percent.
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Trump mixed with the atomic bomb is scarier than anything King has written — so far.
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Mainland Chinese oil plays were mixed, with Sinopec shedding 0.52 percent and PetroChina closing flat.
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Major indexes stateside closed mixed, with the down 620.373 points, or 0.10 percent, at 16,449.18.
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Japanese exporters were also mixed, with shares of Toyota flat and Honda down 22016 percent.
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Overnight in the U.S., major indexes finished mixed, with only the higher, rising 0.13 percent.
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Live cattle futures ended mixed, with nearby contracts down slightly and deferred months modestly higher.
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Sector performance was mixed, with financial shares rising strongly, but consumer and services stocks sliding.
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Eyewitnesses described ice cream mixed with blood as the wounded and dead covered the ground.
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"We found the [recipe] that's mixed with soy is the most realistic one," McGuinness adds.
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Markets in Asia ended mixed, with markets having a broadly muted reaction to the data.
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That book, mixed with Winston's own memories, supposedly reveal the true history of his world.
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He writes really irreverently and absurdly, but his is mixed with so much heartfelt tenderness.
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Reagents are inorganic compounds and acids that cause predictable reactions when mixed with specific drugs.
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A customer's bitcoin are poured into a virtual black box and mixed with other bitcoin.
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Higher levels of buprenorphine mixed with cocaine led to actually increased symptoms of opioid withdrawal.
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The dryness mixed with gusty winds are the makings for a "catastrophic fire," he said.
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Bature, which also brews lighter ales, uses Nigerian sorghum for malting mixed with imported hops.
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Diluent is any ultra-light hydrocarbon mixed with viscous bitumen to enable it to flow.
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Nothing like drinking a combination of nitrogen fertilizer, pesticides and manure mixed with water. Yum!
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Other technology sector stocks were mixed, with LG Display closing flat, while steelmakers mostly advanced.
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People in flip-flops and football jerseys mixed with those in robes, scarves and suits.
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Tech shares were mixed, with Nintendo sliding 1.26 percent by the end of the day.
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The palm oil is mixed with coconut oil and turned into a soap-bar base.
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The festival will include plenty of straight-faced homage mixed with modern-day star power.
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My conventional mind mixed with his out-of-the-box thinking was a good pair.
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Glugging from vodka mixed with fruit juice, I remember snorting lines off my Economics textbook.
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The basics: The Atlantic Ocean is well-mixed, with salty waters throughout the water column.
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Paint stripper mixed with a hint of lemongrass and maybe something like washing up liquid.
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Bascand said the feedback to the proposal has been mixed, with some calling it "radical".
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The president was reportedly met with loud applause, mixed with scattered applause, at the stadium.
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Nuts like cashews, almonds, and pistachios are fried in ghee and mixed with grated pumpkin.
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Mashed pumpkin is mixed with cinnamon, nutmeg, and batter before being fried in a pan.
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Her coughing fits became so violent that she vomited, milk mixed with ropes of sputum.
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But in Onward, the fantastical, Tolkien-lite elements are mixed with more banal workaday realities.
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Grand stagings are mixed with more idiosyncratic, intimate presentations, including forays into cabaret and drag.
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Cap off the visit with the bing-su, a Korean shaved ice, mixed with Oreos.
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It's mixed with orange flower, tuberose and musk, which makes the finish soft and warm.
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House party drinks are: beer, cider, and greasy supermarket vodka mixed with literally any mixer.
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But I was glad to review them, mixed with other movies, because I could vent.
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Mixed with love, it inspired willingness to reconsider in earnest actions I once wholesale condemned.
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Dried seaweed mixed with a variety of aromatic teas makes for a heady, fragrant beverage.
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Mr. Shurbaji finally used the detainees' own blood, from their malnourished gums, mixed with rust.
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He makes liberal use of avocados and offers creative cocktails, some mixed with Indian spirits.
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European stock markets were mixed, with the pan-European Eurostoxx down marginally on the day.
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Water may have mixed with agricultural chemicals, oil, animal waste, sewage or other hazardous substances.
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Bare legs, exposed shoulders and long blond hair mixed with head scarves and black veils.
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I don't love caramel, but I liked how it mixed with the creamy soft serve.
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At this point we descend into absurdity mixed with more than a modicum of frustration.
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It must be mixed with heavy crude — and these days, that often comes from Venezuela.
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Outside the train their ranks seemed thinner as they mixed with pedestrians near Bryant Park.
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When that complexity is mixed with microtargeting, he argued, the potential for harm goes up.
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It seems likely that this initiative will become mixed with an effort to silence critics.
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Many of the coded references are personal, mixed with ones that are political and occult.
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But the proximity to danger in Taesung is mixed with an odd sense of security.
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Greater China stocks were mixed, with mainland markets shrugging off geopolitical tensions in the region.
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Stocks were mixed with Prague's PX index rising 211.68% while Warsaw's WIG 211.71 fell 0.56%.
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Greater China markets were mixed, with Hong Kong's gaining 1.713 percent by 3:00 p.m.
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Instruction — and cursing — in Spanish mixed with the usual English football terms: touchdown, quarterback, lineman.
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Hosts addressed the news with their usual comedic wit, mixed with condemnation for President Trump.
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Save room for esquites, roast corn mixed with sour cream,, queso fresco and spices ($5).
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I also try and drink water mixed with ORS," oral rehydration salts, "once a day.
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Hog futures were mixed, with the front month contract easing slightly while deferred offerings firmed.
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When mixed with heroin, it is largely to blame for the newest and deadliest batches.
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Hot tears of pain and self-pity mixed with the cold rain on Lynette's cheeks.
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Retailers were mixed, with Fast Retailing advancing 9.843 percent by the end of the day.
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The residual ash is mixed with water, filtered and boiled, leaving a pure salty mixture.
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Often customers want their ashes to be mixed with their pets' ashes, Mr. Gibson said.
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Other metals were mixed, with aluminium easing 0.2%, zinc down 0.4% and lead shedding 0.4%.
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We wanted the film to be an escape, hints of honesty mixed with Lynchian horror.
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The milk was also stored by freezing it, and it was sometimes mixed with berries.
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In Adra, political prisoners were mixed with common criminals—everyone from traffic offenders to murderers.
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Not only is her flow completely unique, and just as influenced by James Blake as it is by J. Cole, her backing track is like an 8-track sound from the late '70s mixed with something chopped and screwed mixed with Caribbean and island influences.
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But elected officials in the U.S. have been mixed, with many advocating against sending more troops.
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In this case, that means 5 cents for a cup of lemonade mixed with toddler spit.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb is studying Opdivo mixed with another established immunotherapy, Yervoy, against SCLC after chemotherapy.
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The series is basically Serial mixed with a highbrow version of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
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The depression was often mixed with other problems, like substance abuse, mild dementia or physical pain.
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Plus, wouldn't the texture of a frozen Twinkie be a little strange mixed with ice cream?
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Since then the lineage has not mixed with other species, and has behaved like a species.
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In the daily lives of the ship's volunteers, trauma mixed with tedium, delight competed with heartbreak.
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Sector performance in China was mixed, with strength in energy countered by weakness in infrastructure stocks.
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But what is also happening is that the synthetic cannabinoids are being mixed with other drugs.
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Sector performance was mixed, with IT and telecommunications shares rising but energy and healthcare stocks slipping.
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In some cases, supplements could be mixed with other products that interact with medication you take.
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Lauren, the owner of Little Waisted, creates cocktail rimmers out of edible glitter mixed with sugar.
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Auto shares were mixed, with Hyundai Motor 1.3 percent weaker and Kia Motors up 0.5 percent.
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I microwave chicken mixed with cheese and heat up a couple taco shells in a skillet.
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Mixed with other drugs, though, it can become a sedative powerful enough to stop the heart.
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Some are entirely custom, while others are a variation of bagged costumes mixed with personalized elements.
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"The inspiration is the new Californian generation ... mixed with the new Italian generation," Aquilano told Reuters.
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Highly-combustible methane is extracted from other toxic gas that is mixed with it, he said.
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Chinese mainland markets were mixed, with the composite down 1 percent and the Shenzhen composite flat.
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The unifying theme of new development projects was grand ambition mixed with a dollop of utopianism.
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Since then, U.S. economic data has been mixed, with Wednesday's reports another indication of slowing growth.
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As we sped out of Iowa a feeling of relief washed over me, mixed with resignation.
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Mixed with noxious fumes from a burning sulphur plant, the smog has put hundreds in hospital.
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There's skateboard-style grinding mixed with hordes of zombies in a world that's fun to explore.
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There, more than 900 members of the Peoples Temple cult ingested a drink mixed with cyanide.
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Openness is an American tradition too, of a swaggering, risk-taking, profit-mixed-with-patriotism kind.
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The semisweet chocolate chips mixed with the bold coffee flavor is an interesting yet delectable combination.
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I can't even describe what it is, but it's such a peace mixed with total excitement.
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Chinese mainland markets closed mixed, with the composite up 21 points, or 2800 percent, at 23,20.25.
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And, when mixed with other things, these can add some excellent flavor to otherwise bland dishes.
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It was a noxious feeling of jealousy mixed with an equally rotten instinct for self-righteousness.
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It is usually mixed with water and sweeteners or spices to make the drink more palatable.
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Asia markets ended mixed, with markets in Greater China falling into negative territory following the survey.
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Oil at Ust-Luga port could gradually be loaded onto ships mixed with better quality crude.
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Stocks closed mixed, with the off 210 at 230,979 and the down 1 point to 2,400.
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Chinese markets finished the session mixed, with the gaining 5.823 points, or 0.36 percent, to 2,859.92.
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Spontaneous saccharine songs mixed with quattro formaggio levels of cheesiness just isn't the one for me.
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It's the chic Parisian sensibility mixed with vintage nods that she says speaks to her style.
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My memories of the day mixed with my dreams, like food coloring spun into cake batter.
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To me, it was just like, the Beatles mixed with a little more distortion and energy.
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I also like whiskey mixed with Dr. Pepper, vodka and Red Bull, and the occasional Caesar.
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His pieces exude both dynamic and static elements, often resembling abstract paintings mixed with landscape photography.
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At least seven other people have died of cholera as flood waters recently mixed with sewage.
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He's beefcake mixed with an elegance that may only derive from his resemblance to Patrick Swayze.
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We tried the unfamiliar Emilian rosette and liked the noodles mixed with smoked ricotta and seafood.
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Tech stocks were mixed, with SK Hynix falling 2.21 percent, but LG Electronics climbing 0.9 percent.
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This is then mixed with water and left to ferment, sometimes as long as two weeks.
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The ingredients are mixed with water and moulded into balls, then dried to make the briquettes.
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Sector performance was mixed, with energy and raw material shares sliding and industrial and utilities gaining.
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A "drink" for him is about one third of a 290 ml bottle mixed with water.
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Health insurers' shares were mixed, with Medicaid-focused insurers lower including Molina Healthcare's 2.2-percent drop.
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In the previous session, U.S. stocks closed mixed, with the health care sector posting strong gains.
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And kola nut and syrup are mixed with wine and whipped cream for a dessert drink.
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He added the polluted oil was being partly mixed with clean oil and used in refineries.
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"One lesson is that human groups have always met and mixed with each other," he said.
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South Korean steelmakers were mixed, with Posco rising 0.31 percent but Hyundai Steel slipping 0.53 percent.
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Greater China markets were mixed, with the gaining 20.5 percent by 21.1708:23 p.m. HK/SIN.
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This New England staple is made from cornmeal or wheat flour mixed with milk or water.
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It now behooves America, whatever the outcome next month, to address that anger mixed with fear.
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Fracking blasts huge amounts of water mixed with toxic chemicals underground to release oil and gas.
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It puts a kind of sharp light mixed with a sort of diffused light on something.
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To put it simply, an industry slowdown, mixed with extreme overproduction, caught the industry off-guard.
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It's super textured, and it's all field recordings and stuff, mixed with this super-bright ukulele.
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I think it happened a lot more in the 80s, when cocaine was mixed with laxatives.
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I don't have a problem with having a traditional Mexican ingredient mixed with an Arab one.
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It's then mixed with egg yolk and sugar, and steamed in the oven for ten minutes.
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I wrote everything on this record, it's all live music, obviously mixed with some great beats.
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She molded elarji —cornmeal mixed with sulguni cheese—into fried balls, as though it were mozzarella.
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Modern commercial jets recirculate 10-50% of the air in the cabin, mixed with outside air.
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And all can be easily thawed and easily mixed with other ingredients to make different meals.
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Today (Saturday): It's clouds mixed with sun this morning, and that may continue into the midday.
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The McVeggie patty was essentially a hash brown (great start) mixed with mushy veggies (rough addition).
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Protein denaturation actually works faster when a small amount of water is mixed with the alcohol.
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Do they like to suck cock, or lick dirt, or snort hash mixed with sleeping pills?
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Perdue is also developing ground meat products mixed with vegetables and experimenting with different plant proteins.
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Hog futures closed mixed, with the nearby October contract settling higher and most back months declining.
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Hog futures closed mixed, with the nearby October contract settling higher and most back months declining.
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It would be live action mixed with animation to tell two sides of the same story.
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When mixed with water vapor and carbon dioxide, it creates a hazy volcanic fog, a.k.a. vog.
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"It was Steven Spielberg mixed with the 'hood," he told The New York Times that year.
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This time, the singalongs are mixed with warnings and pleas to save an endangered American dream.
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It's all glorious pomp ionic pillars and brass fixtures, mixed with sad carpet and swivel chairs.
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Mr. Main was taking prescription medicine, they said, that affected his behavior when mixed with alcohol.
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Shaw said the response to the vending machines has been extremely positive, mixed with some confusion.
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People in the center would suffer chemical burns if the fuel leaked and mixed with water.
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Used sparingly with minimal gold, or mixed with other stones, pearls are fresh and design-forward.
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Just enough truth mixed with self-aggrandizement to appeal to a man in his early 20s.
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Blue and ivory hues mixed with wood and gold accents for a distinctly Cinderella-type feel.
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The bathroom walls had a skim coat of concrete mixed with a touch of white powder.
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It eventually fell back to the ground in Minnesota, where it mixed with snow upon descent.
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Buzzing sounds mixed with the humming of insects echoing through this corner of the Ecuadorian Amazon.
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A steadier area of rain, possibly mixed with sleet early on, moves in after 2 p.m.
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However the political reaction in Europe has been mixed with little public appetite for more involvement.
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This includes rest, finding shade from the sun, and drinking water mixed with sugar and electrolytes.
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Argentina first demanded that ethanol be mixed with gasoline at a 5 percent ratio in 2010.
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The cargoes will be mixed with Polish coal and exported and sold to local power plants.
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With the extravagant Beaux-Arts design mixed with modern amenities, Chan said buyers are already flocking.
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It's mixed with people wanting things like power, position, prestige, or just to not be alone.
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It mixed with the other ingredients easily, and the dough was light and easy to knead.
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Mixed with quinoa, the rice becomes nutty and complex, a chewy counterpoint to the tender tofu.
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This new sound of Body Origami is War All The Time-era Thursday mixed with Deja Entendu Brand New, a soft and fleeting sound mixed with a bit of a country vibe (but not too much—there's no steel guitar or southern drawl to be found).
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Major European indexes were mixed, with the STOXX Europe 600 Banks index about half a percent lower.
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It feels like an overpriced startup launch video mixed with a purposefully viral but shallow BuzzFeed clip.
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Heading into Thursday's report analyst sentiment is mixed, with some pointing to challenges like competition from AMD.
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There's a relaxed air of self-acceptance that pervades the album, mixed with the thrill of rediscovery.
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Initially, fentanyls were largely mixed with white powder heroin that's more widespread east of the Mississippi River.
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Exporters were mixed, with Nintendo Co rising 0.7%, Sony Corp shedding 0.2% and Tokyo Electron dropping 1%.
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Scientists seeking to explore some of water's anomalous properties studied specially treated water mixed with another chemical.
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Equities ended Monday's session mixed, with the Dow and S&P closing lower, while the Nasdaq rose.
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Currencies were mixed, with many suffering despite the dollar weakening against a basket of currencies in March.
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Sector performance was mixed, with gains in telecommunications and industrial stocks offset by losses in resource shares.
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The BOJ and the ECB both followed suit but the results have been mixed, with side effects.
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Major exporters closed mixed, with Toyotashares down 0.13 percent, Nissan nearly flat and Sony up 0.2 percent.
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Chinese mainland oil plays were mixed, with Sinopec losing 0.97 percent and China Petroleum up 0.22 percent.
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Chinese mainland oil stocks were mixed, with China Petroleum up 20.02 percent and PetroChina down 20.49 percent.
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There are the tales — often repeated, never confirmed — of wealthy Chinese businessmen chugging Lafite mixed with Sprite.
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She carries couscous or rice, mixed with some fresh vegetables or protein, which can be eaten cold.
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The group was mixed, with some of the men seriously injured from the past decades of war.
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On Wall Street, major indexes were mixed, with defensive sector stocks rising after soft retail sales data.
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The under-$50 price tag mixed with really solid design is just something I can't pass up.
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Chinese energy plays closed mixed, with shares of Sinopec down 0.49 percent and PetroChina up 0.56 percent.
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Treasury yields were mixed, with the near 21.3 percent and the 24.6-year yield around 249 percent.
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The brand offers hand-crafted ice cream mixed with booze custom-selected to make a delicious cocktail.
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Some use opinion mixed with cited sources, others just report the straight facts that they have discovered.
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The results have been mixed, with Twilio soaring to new heights and Line struggling to attract investors.
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But banking shares were mixed, with the sub-index losing 0.2 percent as the sector's heavyweights diverged.
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When mixed with cool sea water, the lava produces an acid steam called "laze" into the air.
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Sectors were mixed, with strength in energy and telecommunication shares offseting weakness in services and utilities sector.
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It is also made illegally and used as a recreational drug, often mixed with heroin or cocaine.
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Sector performance in the mainland market was mixed, with property leading the gains, up around 2.3 percent.
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Mixed with Nicholas Britell's haunting score, the result is a blend of joy, compassion, and deep sadness.
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In most of the cases, the drug was, as usual, mixed with cocaine, heroin or other drugs.
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Everyone ignored it and drank a maroon cocktail that tasted like campfire mixed with regurgitated orange juice.
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It's a flurry of crane arms and men in orange suits mixed with some very careful planning.
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Other stocks in the region were mixed with optimism around the U.S.-China trade war being muted.
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It's a very particular sensation but hard to describe, almost like nausea mixed with sadness and shock.
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This, mixed with wings that became iced over in the sub-freezing temperatures, likely doomed the aircraft.
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Major Japanese export stocks were mixed, with Toyota finishing down 3.16 percent and Honda slipping 2.37 percent.
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For both men and women, it found, the most commonly used drug mixed with sex was alcohol.
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It appeared that everyone could come to Philly with warm feelings, though mixed with a touch of
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The remaining soil is mixed with manure and spread on the land again, adding another 20 cm.
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A steaming pile of manure mixed with straw bedding at West Marin Compost in Marin County, Calif.
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Bottle-fed infants, who consume mostly formula mixed with tap water, can ingest high levels of lead.
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The smell of jet fuel mixed with burned flesh hung in the air, as local villagers watched.
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Chinese mainland energy plays closed mixed, with China Oilfield shedding 2.88 percent and Petrochina adding 0.28 percent.
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"Fentanyl is being mixed with all kinds of street drugs," a spokesperson for Columbus Public Health said.
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It has been synthesized by drug dealers and is frequently "cut" or mixed with heroin or cocaine.
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Speed is critical, especially now, when heroin is routinely mixed with the much more potent opioid, fentanyl.
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Three times, I've felt the same gut-wrenching grief and confusion mixed with a hint of anger.
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It's toast, but buttered with swathes of blue-green algae powder mixed with almond milk cream cheese.
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Greater Chinese markets were mixed, with the higher by 20173 percent at 3:25 pm HK/SIN.
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But multiple exposures of the carbon crust mixed with the top layer, giving Mercury its dark shade.
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Chinese mainland oil plays finished mixed, with China Oilfield shedding 1.71 percent, while Sinopec gained 4.15 percent.
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Japanese export stocks were mixed with shares of Toyota down 2.14 percent, while Canon added 1.10 percent.
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Major indexes in the U.S. finished mixed, with the gaining 183.12 points, or 1.13 percent, to 16,336.6.
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Automakers were mixed, with Toyota Motor Corp shedding 0.2 percent and Honda Motor Co advancing 0.6 percent.
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Since then, U.S. economic data has been mixed, with Wednesday's retail sales another indication of slowing growth.
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Major Japanese exporters ended mixed, with some taking cues from the slight rebound in the dollar/yen.
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What makes France different, though, is a tolerance of sexual entitlement, mixed with complex codes about femininity.
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Van Minnen's works project themes of sci-fi strangeness mixed with the technical skill of classical artistry.
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The result, clinker, is mixed with gypsum and ground to make cement, a basic ingredient of concrete.
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In the past year alone we've already had MF Doom mixed with Sade because: Isn't that unexpected?
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Indices outside Asia were more mixed, with stocks in Moscow shedding 0.3% but those in Johannesburg higher.
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The smell of leaked gasoline, mixed with a sour smell of mud and debris, filled the air.
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The Tweet included a 24-second video of Clinton laughing mixed with the sound from laughing hyenas.
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I follow more than 30 Instagram "meme accounts," a combination of funny pictures mixed with relevant commentary.
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The vegetables are almost always mixed with fruit—apple-blueberry-spinach, pear-zucchini-mango—or naturally sweet.
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Hog futures ended mixed, with the CME December contract slipping 1.55 cents to 64.45 cents per pound.
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Asian markets were mixed, with the Nikkei 13 closing flat and the Shanghai composite slipping 0.19 percent.
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There seems to be some level of shame or confusion mixed with the lust in their eyes.
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The articles themselves are mixed with cartoons, infographics and lighter features on European sports, travel and culture.
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According to Duker Freuman, fatigue mixed with bloating could be a sign someone has a thyroid condition.
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Architecturally, the area is mixed, with brick commercial buildings, schools, churches and mid- and late-Victorian architecture.
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Cowell said he was "dumbfounded" to see "that much water" mixed with debris in the abandoned building.
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Marilyn Manson became obsessed with Diva, a similar shade by MAC, which he mixed with black eyeliner.
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Mush is made with oats soaked in nut milk, then mixed with flavorful fruits, superfoods, and spices.
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On the East Coast and in the Midwest, it's often sold as powder and mixed with heroin.
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I eat my lunch — tuna packet mixed with mayo, crackers, cucumbers, and celery—while on the call.
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For that prescription, it was mixed with sugar, cinnamon, tree oil and an antifungal agent called calomel.
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Vulcan's crushed stone is mixed with materials like concrete, cement and asphalt to repair roads and buildings.
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Think the original Saw film mixed with a bit of Myst and you've got a solid start.
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Police suspect a batch of heroin mixed with fentanyl, carfentanil, or rat poison could be to blame.
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His work reflects a unique form of objects mixed with the artist's enduring love for comic books.
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I got lucky — luck that was also mixed with a healthy dose of hard work and talent.
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Samples are taken from patients and mixed with the solutions, which react if certain genes are present.
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His smile mixed with a grimace before he disappeared through the double wooden doors to the courtroom.
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Today (Sunday): Some drizzle lingers this morning, maybe even mixed with a touch of sleet or snow.
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Freezine contained formaldehyde, an ingredient in embalming fluid, that was toxic and commonly mixed with rancid milk.
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The menu features a Layover margarita and a Mile-High Club cocktail mixed with rum and pineapple.
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Currencies in the region were more mixed, with Brazil's real gaining 0.4%, while Colombia's peso shed 0.3%.
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We collaborate on sculptures made primarily with cast glass and mixed with wood, steel, and nostalgic objects.
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Like all good conspiracy theories, Trump's counternarrative contains a few facts mixed with all the wild supposition.
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It is mixed with raw grain spirit in a vodka still—but not just any old still.
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Sorbet is simply fruit juice or puree, mixed with water and sugar, then churned while it freezes.
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The ice — very muddy, mixed with lunar dust — is inside craters near the north and south poles.
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Mixed with honey, it was used as a hypnotic drug to keep a kidnap victim in control.
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Many plants, including the Belews Creek facility, store it on site, mixed with water in storage ponds.
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CME live cattle futures closed narrowly mixed, with most-active August unchanged at 104.100 cents per pound.
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The sight of the battlefield mixed with the sounds of war make for a raw, untamed experience.
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The rabbits' language, Lapine, is mixed with more familiar words; one learns it through experience and context.
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Whites were "stained" when they mixed with blacks, whom he speculated were inferior in mind and form.
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The Montgomery Courthouse is lovely, in a "Georgian mansion mixed with '90s corporate office" kind of way.
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Tiny particles of some of that lead mixed with the plume of smoke that drifted over Paris.
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The party rose to power by promoting a brand of aggrieved nationalism mixed with progressive economic policy.
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It's dragonfruit and mango juice mixed with coconut milk, and I've been obsessed with it this summer.
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A lack of fiscal constraint mixed with high tax rates is not a recipe for economic growth.
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The design looks like a tumbler mixed with a flashlight of sorts but is actually quite simple.
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Mainland Chinese stocks ended their trading day mixed, with the Shanghai composite up 0.24% to around 2,924.42.
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Interest in using a mobile wallet is mixed, with about a third of Americans using digital payments.
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Over the long journey of international shipping and manufacture, recycled fabric is inevitably mixed with other textiles.
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On sight, it looked like a British soft drink called Ribena (a flavored cordial mixed with water).
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She drizzles some with dark chocolate; others come in pretty boxes mixed with dried fruit and flowers.
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Recent economic data has been mixed, with reports on U.S. labor and housing upbeat, but others disappointing.
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The Big Four banks were mixed, with Commonwealth Bank of Australia and National Australia Bank slightly down.
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Her jewelry was 65% to 70% gold, mixed with copper, silver and iron to create an alloy.
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Mixed with all this is still the memory of love, or at least of a certain beauty.
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Most human muscles are what physiologists consider mixed, with a variety of oxidative and slow muscle fibers.
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Busiest travel season All the threats of terrible weather will be mixed with an increase in travel.
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I got a medium spicy chicken sandwich, a side of fries, and lemonade mixed with peach tea.
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The massacre at the Tree of Life synagogue was murderous anti-Semitism mixed with anti-immigration paranoia.
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Asian equities were mixed with Japan and South Korean stocks down 0.4 pct and 0.08 pct, respectively.
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Johnson has also revealed a weakness for flapjack, the rolled oats mixed with butter, sugar and syrup.
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While people around them mixed with different groups and changed, the Basques held on to their heritage.
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Asian markets ended mixed, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng dropping 2.5% as traders returned from a holiday.
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Decorated with Harland Miller artwork, leather, and blue velvet, Sixty prioritizes cozy comfort mixed with pure style.
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You'll recall the ink Ryan used for that tat was mixed with some of Manson's actual ashes.
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Exporters were mixed, with Toyota Motor Corp falling 2678.07 percent and Honda Motor Co rising 0.9 percent.
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The vegetables were tangy, and the curry was perfectly spicy when mixed with the soft, pillowy rice.
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My drunkenness, mixed with my desire to be present for Brad, made the calls easy to dismiss.
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The bark of the cedar plant mixed with pygmy marmoset blood is thought to do the trick.
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But none of these steps occur before flour is mixed with other ingredients to make raw dough.
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That trademark spicy smell, mixed with the scent of her always impeccably decorated tree, is Christmas to me.
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These rocks then mixed with the oceans, where phosphorus-containing minerals broke down and leached into the water.
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Asia equities closed mixed, with the Nikkei 225 falling 0.55 percent and the Shanghai composite rising 0.18 percent.
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Hong Kong shares were mixed, with market sentiment cautious ahead of U.S. and Japanese central bank policy decisions.
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Government bonds were mixed, with the yield for the benchmark instrument due in 2026 flat at 9.37 percent.
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This is known as "blue ice," because of the color of the disinfectant the sewage is mixed with.
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With no obvious successor, Karimov's death has triggered an outpouring of grief, mixed with uncertainty about the future.
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All that blood gets replaced with formaldehyde, which can be mixed with tints, like a rosy pink hue.
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First they allegedly gave him an alcoholic drink mixed with "an excessive amount of sleeping pills," Gualtieri said.
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One is called "Modular Compact" which shows a smaller watch face in one corner mixed with several complications.
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Sometimes, they're mixed with other additives, some of which are synthetic, before being added to food and drink.
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Islamist terrorism is driven by the political ideology of Islamism mixed with a Salafi jihadist interpretation of Islam.
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Asian stocks closed mixed, with the Nikkei 210 up 22 percent and the Shanghai composite off 0.3 percent.
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The data has been mixed with job growth picking up but there are concerns regarding the downside risks.
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Asian stocks ended mixed, with the Nikkei 225 0.4 percent higher and the Shanghai composite a touch lower.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange lean hog futures closed mixed, with nearby contracts turning higher and gaining against back months.
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"Cocktails are often mixed with juice or soda — not only high in calories, but sugar too," writes Kardashian.
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The mood is one of defiance, mixed with the fear that another attack could happen at any minute.
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Steak tartare, though, is slightly overthought, mixed with so many alliums that the flavor of the beef recedes.
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Among those who died from this drug, 50% involved goofballs where the meth was mixed with an opioid.
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In Taiwan, Apple-related shares were mixed, with Pegatron down 0.64 percent and Foxconn Technology up 3.43 percent.
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First, the carbon dioxide is mixed with water as it is injected into a deep well containing basalt.
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I have been fighting the feelings of embarrassment mixed with joy that so much awareness is being spread.
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It has a two-layer construction, with die-cast aluminum and a thermoplastic material mixed with glass fibers.
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The firm had been selling pepper mixed with the battery-laced coffee granules for years, the paper said.
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It consists of snow crab meat mixed with mayonnaise, lettuce, tomato and is served between a sourdough bun.
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Asian stocks were mixed, with the Nikkei 22 up 29 percent and the Shanghai composite 230 percent lower.
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It's fearmongering, it's hate, and it's anger mixed with a dangerous political climate that allowed Hitler to rise.
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Cement is a fine powder that hardens when mixed with water and is used in many building mixes.
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While Dr. Wexler is a proponent of topical treatments, especially salicylic acid, mixed with prescription medication for acne.
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Trees are felled, stripped of their bark, chipped, mashed, and then mixed with water and churned into pulp.
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Wall Street ended last week mixed, with the Dow off slightly but the Nasdaq at a record high.
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For locals, sadness at the damage was mixed with deep relief that it had not been far worse.
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Brazilian market reaction to the proposal was mixed, with the stock market and the real eventually closing lower.
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Chinese shares were mixed with the CSI 248.32 down 20.6 percent while the Shanghai Composite added 0.53 percent.
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You have been mixed with local spices, and shaped by palates and cravings from all over the world.
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But illegal fentanyl is often sold in a powder, spiked in a blotter paper, or mixed with heroin.
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Unsurprisingly, reactions have been mixed, with some black viewers leaving screenings perturbed and triggered by the violence depicted.
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On to the serious stuff, and by that we mean mezcal, mixed with some cranberry liqueur and vermouth.
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Chinese mainland oil plays ended mixed, with Sinopec tacking on 0.81 percent and China Petroleum down 0.2 percent.
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Down Under, major banks closed mixed, with ANZ being the biggest gainer, with its shares up 107.500 percent.
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She "paints" what she remembers of her dreams onto mylar using snippets of hair mixed with clear acrylic.
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Aesthetic beauty mixed with a precise eye for design and technology allow for this to happen, says Allibe.
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Major exporters were mixed, with Toyota adding 0.13 percent, Nissan down 1.06 percent and Honda down 1.26 percent.
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Stateside, U.S. indexes closed mixed, with the flat, the S&P 500 flat and the down 0.26 percent.
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Mainland Chinese oil plays were mixed, with Sinopec down 3.93 percent and China Petroleum up by 2.86 percent.
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Shares in Europe were mixed, with Britain's main index rising as Germany's DAX index and other indices fell.
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The buns are old, stale hamburger buns that we've mixed with milk and water to make new buns.
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A big part of that is its successful line of Shandy, beer that's mixed with a soft drink.
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Australian miners were mixed, with Rio Tinto gaining 2.11 percent and iron ore producer Fortescue down 3.43 percent.
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For many it's a blend of fearing your imminent death mixed with the fear of losing your mind.
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Occasionally, Off writes, it was sweetened with honey; it was always mixed with ground corn and then frothed.
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Stolen coal and wood were mixed with trash in a furnace that spewed thick clouds of poisonous exhaust.
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These Photoshopped news stories are fake, but are mixed with real news about the 2016 US election candidates.
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In Asian supermarkets, it's on the shelf in a can—mixed with honey, water, and the usual additives.
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Meanwhile, the fan "guitar" in Wada's latest sounds almost like a real electric guitar mixed with a synthesizer.
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The McFlurry comes with chopped pieces of Dutch Daelmans Stroopwafel mixed with vanilla soft serve and caramel swirl.
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In its heyday, Coyote threw annual Hooker's Balls, where drag queens and celebrities mixed with politicians and police.
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It is mixed with heroin to increase its strength, a combination known locally as diablito, or little devil.
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Its rich tableaux of the borderlands mixed with unrelenting violence creates an inimitable portrait of our country's history.
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Those who deal with unruly kids all day never quite lose that twang of exasperation mixed with bossiness.
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Fluke is supremely soft in a crudo, and confoundingly luxurious when mixed with tart white strawberries and quinoa.
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He currently has a dog named Loma who is an Australian Cattle herder mixed with pointer and chow.
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He mixed with heads of state, with presidents, with prime ministers but he never lost his common touch.
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In the wake of the accident, groundwater also seeped in beneath the reactors and mixed with radioactive material.
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Markets in greater China were mixed, with the lower by 0.95 percent at 3:00 p.m. HK/SIN.
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True nostalgia is mixed with pain because it conjures a past that was real and isn't coming back.
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The Champagne producer Veuve Clicquot came out with Rich, a sweet Champagne designed to be mixed with ice.
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At Maple Grove High School in Minnesota, racist graffiti, mixed with Trump slogans, made black students feel unsafe.
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Its Pouch features this same foam, mixed with recycled polyester fiber to keep the bean bag chair fluffy.
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It&aposs mixed with an alkali, which is sodium hydroxide for bar soaps and potassium hydroxide for liquids.
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The noise mixed with the soca played by steel bands and the reggae that blared from car stereos.
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His messaging is scattered -- a combination of historical fiction mixed with personal self-exploration and possible publicity-seeking.
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Her works bring pictorial expression to the fatigue of the daily grind mixed with Kyung Me's debilitating boredom.
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This flavor is made with a creamy peanut butter base, which is mixed with swirls of chocolate fudge.
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Many recent heroin deaths involve the use of illicitly produced fentanyl, a prescription opioid often mixed with heroin.
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At Tibet Kitchen, that beef blood is mixed with ground beef, steamed rice, and a pinch of salt.
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The waffle cone taco shell is so innovative, perfect for holding vanilla ice cream mixed with fudge swirls.
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He brought a dozen cones made of sand mixed with concrete that were the size of my hand.
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Eau fraiches are mixed with mostly water and serve as a quick refresher without a long-lasting scent.
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For the singing, Mr. Malek's voice was mixed with Mercury's and that of the Canadian singer Marc Martel.
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Freek's Mill's brunch cocktails are a draw, like the lower alcohol shandy mixed with a house-made soda.
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"Sunshine mixed with a little bit of quarantine," Paige said with a smile from her home in Oregon.
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She offers more sage honesty mixed with silliness in this special, in which comics discuss love and dating.
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A three-drug cocktail of banned substances was mixed with liquor and provided to dozens of Russian athletes.
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There's no pumpkin in this pork: It's mixed with cinnamon, clove, allspice and nutmeg, according to the spokesperson.
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Where Astrid grew up in rural Norway, people drank one thing at village parties: moonshine mixed with coffee.
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The material was mixed with so much trash and food contamination that it was causing serious environmental issues.
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You probably know that the government allows gasoline to be mixed with some kind of biofuel like corn.
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Mr. Tai cooks a lot with tupelo, which maintains its distinctive character even when mixed with other ingredients.
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The resulting rice flour is mixed with water and augmented by a pinch of potato starch, for texture.
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And the statistics on border crossings have been mixed — with some months up from 2017 and others down.
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He was The Economist's greatest editor who mixed with the cream of British society in the 19th century.
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She also possessed the same reserved personality that turned her into a competitive fireball when mixed with chlorine.
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Day Trip Asbury Park embraces the ocean, its salty scent mixed with eau de sunscreen on summer days.
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Eclectic elegance Many of my office furnishings are antiques, and some are contemporary patterns mixed with African textiles.
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On the internet, the new Gucci collections stand out — they've got a contemporary feel, mixed with vintage classics.
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Investigators later found her blood mixed with her husband's DNA in her kitchen, a prosecutor has previously said.
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"I myself am mixed with black, and race had absolutely nothing to do with my video," she said.
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Manufacturers and technology plays were mixed, with Samsung Electronics gaining 295 percent while steelmaker Posco lost 2110.86 percent.
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Genuine well wishes mixed with good-natured trolling followed for Mr. Vasos, who joined Fox 4 in 2002.
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The pigments are meant to be mixed with walnut oil, producing paint that is nontoxic, durable and radiant.
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Other economic reports were mixed, with a strong U.S. Midwest manufacturing index and weak pending home sales data.
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The state routinely closes roads with minimal rain, mixed with higher tides this will continue to get worse.
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In a second container, Fujimoto made a miso that she mixed with yuzu and served with daikon radishes.
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But I think 90% of all the modular systems are totally mixed with multiple modules from different manufacturers.
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Often, those grown in shade are less bitter, and these are wonderful mixed with more traditional salad greens.
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Guillaume-Benjamin-Amand Duchenne (de Boulogne), Painful memories, 1854–1856; Duchenne, Terror mixed with pain, torture, 1854–1856.
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"I feel happiness mixed with pain," says Hassan, an actor, as he takes a drag from his cigarette.
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Chinese mainland markets traded mixed, with the composite retracing early losses to rise 0.73 percent in afternoon trade.
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Mosaic of Sentinal-1 satellite images showing area of broken ice mixed with open water nearing the Pole.
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As his fame spread across Europe, his tale was mixed with local folktales of flying chariots and elves.
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When "Captain Marvel" opens next Friday, it will be a moment of great satisfaction mixed with lingering frustration.
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But reviews of the shows were mixed, with some citing Mr. Bieber's perceived lack of interest in performing.
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There, the gas is mixed with oxygen, a process that generates an electric charge to power the vehicle.
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In this case, air mixed with cement presumably made Martinez's corpse rise to the top of the water.
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Hours in the weight room mixed with sauna-like sweat-inducing workouts have improved Forbes' conditioning and strength.
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There's gang violence and a lot of struggling working people mixed with mentally ill people who are medicated.
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Perdue is also developing ground meat products mixed with vegetables and experimenting with different plant proteins, Christianson said.
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They deposit the glistening sludge, mixed with tall grasses, on their side of the channel, forming a neat ridge.
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Raymond and his brother often went to bed hungry, a feeling Raymond remembers as ''sadness mixed with a headache.
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It tastes incredible in a smoothie, or mixed with water or unsweetened almond milk if you're on the go.
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He was interested in whether the ice maintained this superionic phase when mixed with other molecules at these pressures.
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Recent news flow has been mixed, with oil consumption rising strongly, but production forecasts also being revised sharply higher.
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The Steven Spielberg-produced film made $153 million on movie-goers' desire to see Christmas cheer mixed with mayhem.
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Mixed with the story of Big Bird being chased by a social worker, fans have received their dream video.
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Sporadic sunlight mixed with plenty of cloud and wind can be demoralizing when we're already a week into April.
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Snipers stood on roofs and federal and regional security services mixed with the crowds in a show of strength.
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"I think I want Littlefinger on the throne," Turner mused, prompting a loud chorus of boos mixed with laughter.
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Those nostalgia flicks are mixed with a healthy dose of history, horror, comedies, and the occasional original film too.
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The bright clouds are most likely ammonia or ammonia and water, mixed with a sprinkling of unknown chemical ingredients.
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Results from India Inc were mostly mixed with the banking sector seeing an increase in net non-performing assets.
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The fermented layers from the bucket are mixed with soil, and it becomes aerobic, and worms come to eat.
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In Asia, equities closed mixed, with the Nikkei 230 falling 28 percent and the Shanghai composite ending nearly flat.
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Treasury yields held mixed, with the higher around 0.90 percent and the 10-year yield lower near 1.83 percent.
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Typically, particles have to be mixed with a special type of adhesive, or binder, in order to stay rigid.
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The Daily Show, Real Time with Bill Maher, and The Rush Limbaugh Show all present news mixed with opinion.
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Mr Fillon's social conservatism, mixed with his close ties to Russia's Vladimir Putin (see article), makes liberals deeply uneasy.
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Wires hung from the ceiling, and shattered glass littered the floor, mixed with large pieces of wood and debris.
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The heavy marketing led mothers to give their babies formula powder mixed with contaminated water instead of breast milk.
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Most major Japanese exporters closed mixed, with shares of Nissan up 0.163 percent, while Sony shares dropped 1.28 percent.
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When umber is mixed with ultramarine blue, you get black, the result of two complementary hues canceling each other.
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However, the only food combos that pregnant tennis superstar Serena Williams wants are veggies mixed with even more veggies.
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When it first hit the US, fentanyl was most often mixed with heroin, driving a surge of heroin deaths.
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Metal plays in the region were mixed, with major miners in Australia advancing while some Chinese metal plays slipped.
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When it first hit the US, fentanyl was most often mixed with heroin, driving a surge of overdose deaths.
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Reams of marveling prose about the singer's talents were mixed with sotto voce asides about sex and legal troubles.
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Marriage metaphors capture the lingering admiration mixed with envy and resentment that China's elite harbours for its global rival.
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Financials were mixed with HSBC and Lloyds falling slightly and Barclays and Standard Chartered both up around 0.5 percent.
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Also, in the pantheon of foods that should be mixed with your hands, salad is not necessarily up there.
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Some practitioners also do spells with a concoction of semen mixed with period blood, which is considered very powerful.
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Other metals moved mixed, with aluminum edging up 0.1%, zinc advancing 0.5%, nickel falling 0.4% and lead increasing 0.2%.
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Others said the color was caused by wastewater mixed with mineral ore leaking from the factory into the river.
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They're often mini-classes on each of the animals involved—think scientific papers mixed with GIFs and trash talk.
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U.S. Treasurys traded mixed, with the near 83 percent and the benchmark 10-year note yield around 2.39 percent.
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Modern marine concrete structures, made of rocks or gravel mixed with water and cement, crumble within a few decades.
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In Asia, stocks closed mixed, with the Nikkei 225 slipping 0.13 percent and the Shanghai composite advancing 0.46 percent.
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Tonight, I top the lettuce with a can of tuna mixed with mayo, avocado, and pumpkin seeds for crunch.
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Other stock markets were mixed with Hong Kong stocks gaining while shares listed in Moscow, Johannesburg and Istanbul fell.
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In Asia, stocks closed mixed, with the Nikkei 225 rising 0.9 percent and the Shanghai composite ending marginally lower.
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In Asia, stocks closed mixed, with the Nikkei 225 gaining 0.76 percent and the Korean Kospi falling 0.52 percent.
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European markets are mixed, with the DAX basically unchanged with Telecom under pressure, and Banks weak across the continent.
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"We ended up using a singular directional source mixed with some bounce cards to fill in shadows," said Lowell.
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In Asia, stocks closed mixed, with the Korean Kospi falling 0.43 percent and the Shanghai composite gaining 0.79 percent.
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But it also came with a beautifully rich storyline mixed with legendary one-liners that are still used today.
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The wreckage of America's political climate, mixed with social media and online bullying, can seem like a schadenfreude buffet.
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However, her jump to movies, mixed with increased drug use — particularly marijuana and Adderall — fueled her body image insecurities.
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On top of that, we've got the ethanol program, which requires gasoline to be mixed with biofuel, usually corn.
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Mixed with bold stripes and scarf florals, this collection is fun and sporty and everything your spring wardrobe needs.
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The abundance of fruit available during the warmer months is scrumptious — especially when mixed with a bunch of alcohol.
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They scrambled down its concrete banks with plastic containers to catch the water before it mixed with the sewage.
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That was mixed with all the work that was still undone, and concerns about how the country moves forward.
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But she neglected to say WHAT it was mixed with, so the bear option still seems viable to me.
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It mixed with the smell of banana peels and empty boxes of fried chicken and pizza in the wastebaskets.
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Her particular brand of ferociousness, mixed with fierce loyalty has honestly kept these people alive these past three seasons.
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The sounds of voices and guitars—and once, a man's enraged shout—mixed with songs of crickets and cicadas.
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The cold, mixed with freezing rain, created treacherous road conditions over the weekend, causing multiple-car pileups and fatalities.
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In Iowa, Democratic expectations were mixed, with Sanders and Clinton locked in a virtual tie in most recent polls.
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Oil and gas stocks closed mixed, with Saipem off more than 24.4 percent, while BP and Total closed higher.
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Energy plays around the region were mixed, with Australia's Santos and Woodside closing up 2.1 and 1.5 percent respectively.
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People are getting some Doctor Who vibes: #LegendsOfTomorrow reminds me of avengers mixed with doctor who, I like it.
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Opiate medications can impair reflexes and reaction times — and the situation is even worse when mixed with other drugs.
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"Dip your chicken with egg whites and bread crumbs mixed with balsamic vinegar for poultry or fish," she said.
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Ahead of the ECB meeting, European banks finished trade mixed, with Societe Generale and Intesa Sanpaolo, both closing higher.
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Pariah has been described as a footwork-rooted album mixed with influences from jungle, acid, soul, jazz and house.
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Swae Lee did it on the original, and he's still on it too ... just mixed with Mariah's smooth vocals.
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This biofuel, which makes up 20 percent of the final fuel blend, will then be mixed with traditional diesel.
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Emerging European stock markets were mixed, with Poland up 21316 percent while Turkey remained under pressure, down 211 percent.
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They slowly become more and more obsessed with one another, in darkly told tale of lust mixed with strategy.
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Exporters were mixed, with Toyota gaining 0.6 percent, while Honda Motor Co and Nissan Motor Co were almost flat.
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This became even more effective when mixed with body work, a method which naturally brings the opponent's head down.
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Trump is expected to allow the year-round sales of gasoline mixed with 15 percent ethanol, known as E15.
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Other London metals were mixed, with aluminium edging up 0.2 percent and nickel and zinc falling 0.4 percent each.
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Other metals moved mixed, with aluminium edging up 0.1%, zinc advancing 0.5%, nickel falling 0.4% and lead increasing 0.2%.
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However, reactions to the earnings have been mixed, with some companies seeing their stock drop despite beating the Street.
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The chopped pork is a pile of minced pig meat, completely irresistible when mixed with the half-spicy sauce.
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The McFlurry was made with chopped pieces of Dutch Daelmans Stroopwafel mixed with vanilla soft serve and caramel swirl.
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The results on Thursday were mixed, with Kohl's reporting weak sales, while Ralph Lauren's sales fell less than expected.
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Stocks finished the week mixed, with the 0.3 percent to 2,431, and the Nasdaq off 1.5 percent at 6,207.
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Warm crimini and morel mushrooms were salty, garlicky, and scrumptious, especially mixed with an order of coconut sticky rice.
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I pulled the straw out, but chunks of the pasta noodle mixed with my coffee remained on the cup.
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Thompson said potassium nitrate isn't dangerous by itself but can potentially create an explosive when mixed with other substances.
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Tech names were mixed, with blue chip SK Hynix falling 1.32 percent and Samsung Electronics closing down 0.5 percent.
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Mixed with cucumbers, snow peas, avocado, oil, and vinegar, they make a flavorful lunch salad that's high in fiber.
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In quick cuts with pulsing techno music, the video shows a Defense Department representative speaking, mixed with violent footage.
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In Asia, stocks closed mixed, with the Nikkei 225 rising 0.71 percent and the Shanghai composite dropping 0.5 percent.
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Fentanyl hit the area in October 2012, he said, and at that time, it was often mixed with heroin.
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I started toning my acne with a $2.50 bottle of Bragg Organic Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV) mixed with water.
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In Asia, stocks closed mixed, with the Korean Kospi rising 0.26 percent and the Japanese Nikkei 225 closing flat.
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A caffeinated soup mixed with tea leaves, oil, and other spices, it forms the backbone of a Yao's diet.
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But at Hamina, the outgoing water is mixed with seawater at the original temperature so this effect is mitigated.
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I talk about it all the time to everyone, because I remembered how angry I was, mixed with hopelessness.
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Chinese shares were mixed with Shanghai's SSE Composite up a touch while the blue-chip CSI300 off 0.2 percent.
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Exporters were mixed, with Advantest Corp rising 1.1%, Panasonic Corp falling 0.4% and Toyota Motor Corp was up 2%.
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Banking shares were mixed with Qatar International Islamic Bank up 0.6 percent but Qatar National Bank down 0.2 percent.
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"It's circuit training mixed with an ab workout on the side of the pool," she tells Well and Good.
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She knew that the misunderstanding of this relatively new disease was creating a dangerous situation when mixed with homophobia.
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We tried them as just a stand-alone cup of milk, in a bowl of cereal, mixed with coffee ...
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In the previous session, U.S. equities finished relatively mixed, with the Nasdaq lifted by an uptick in technology stocks.
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Markets in greater China were mixed, with Hong Kong's off by 0.323 percent at 3:00 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Beginning tomorrow, Cheetos-flavored popcorn mixed with crunchy Cheetos pieces will now be available at select Regal Cinemas nationwide.
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Australia's "Big Four" banks closed mixed, with ANZ climbing 0.28 percent on the day and NAB slipping 0.1 percent.
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France ousted Belgium with defensive tenacity mixed with flashes of offensive brilliance; they will be the favorite in Moscow.
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Chickpeas or lentils for example, can be mixed with salads and pasta dishes, or used in soups and stews.
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Neither of these systems comes close to striking the right balance of financial penalties mixed with corrective security measures.
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It is, essentially, white rice dyed yellow with curry powder and mixed with hard-cooked egg and flaked cod.
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Exporters were mixed, with Advantest Corp rising 1.8%, Panasonic Corp falling 0.5% and Toyota Motor Corp was up 0.3%.
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In a nearby chapel, the pageant's blaring pop songs mixed with the steady rhythm of churchgoers reciting the rosary.
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The tender gesture is also one of discomfiting cruelty, of intimacy mixed with death — a perplexing ritual to behold.
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An ARP 2600, mixed with natural sounds, provided the voice of R21981-D24 in the first "Star Wars" movie.
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But the net effect veered uncomfortably close to Liz Taylor-as-Cleopatra kitsch mixed with The Bangles circa 1986.
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In some ways, my father's character resembled a fruitcake: whimsy and a little nuttiness mixed with a sweet foundation.
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Ailes's vision informed most decisions at the network, where politics blended with entertainment, just as news mixed with opinion.
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But his track record at fixing some of FCA's brands was mixed, with investments and product launches repeatedly delayed.
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It has all the wistful melancholy mixed with warmth and hope of Gilmore Girls at its very best. 3.
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The rice is white or purple mixed with white for extra stickiness and given a tinge of shallot oil.
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Indian Coast Guard The pavement is sunk beneath several feet of water the color of tea mixed with milk.
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It is often mixed with heroin or cocaine and used by consumers who are unaware they are taking fentanyl.
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