And there is plenty of nuttiness to spread smoothly around.
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Gail: The Three Ns. Or four if you add nuttiness.
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Well, Dunst is a fan, too, precisely because of that nuttiness.
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What made him a star was the modesty of his nuttiness.
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But we're going down a rabbit hole of unprovable Internet nuttiness there.
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This, she feels, gives the wine base some nuttiness, acidity and lightness.
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Whole-wheat and spelt flours add earthy nuttiness that complements maple beautifully.
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Peanut butter adds a layer of sweet nuttiness to the classic American hamburger.
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Perfectly crunchy-crisp with a touch of sweet coconut and a hint of nuttiness.
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More than once I laughed out loud at just the sheer nuttiness of it.
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But I prefer sherry vinegar, which adds a subtle nuttiness along with the tang.
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Nothing like we used to do—all the nuttiness, the yakking, herding the clowns.
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As we approach the 2020 election, the sheer nuttiness of Democratic proposals looms large.
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It was sweet, without being overly sweet, and savory with a hint of salty nuttiness.
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The whole-grain flour in the dough gives it heft, along with a gentle nuttiness.
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You could serve with brown rice, if the nuttiness is intriguing; with white rice if not.
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It is this, and the bellotas (acorns), which give Ibérico its sweet, melt-in-the-mouth nuttiness.
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Or, keep it simple and just go for some toasted sesame seeds for a little nuttiness. 7.
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Vermouth imbued with the nuttiness of wattleseed and herbal Hubba Bubba notes of the Strawberry Gum Tree.
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And then you want to congratulate him on the sheer zest, the proto-surrealist nuttiness, of his metaphor.
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Maybe those would be less noticeable or relevant than before, given the nature and nuttiness of Trump's expectorations.
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It can be ordered with almond milk, which one barista explained compliments the nuttiness of the drink quite well.
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If you want the dank nuttiness but less sweetness, grab an aged Alpine like an old Gruyere or Comté.
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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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Is the whistle-blower's reported complaint urgent in the context of Trump's rampant conflicts of interest and sustained nuttiness?
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Because of the combination of almond milk and toffee nut syrup, the drink's most prominent flavor is a bold nuttiness.
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There's always something to be said for an entertainment that sustains its nuttiness all the way to its twisty finish.
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The statement is brewed with the nuttiness that encompasses this whole damn documentary about the cultish side of southern Christianity.
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While fragments of past, present and who-knows-what events flash past, Cage, bless him, fully commits to the nuttiness.
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But Legacies spends its first episode mostly racing around, trying to get everything in place for whatever nuttiness might lie ahead.
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Op-Ed Contributor In September 2015, amid the Republican Party's fervid primary campaign, Ben Carson briefly outshone Donald Trump for nuttiness.
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The za'atar seasoning, which is a mixture of sumac, thyme, oregano and sesame seeds, paired wonderfully with the nuttiness of the chickpeas.
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The cheese has a rich, herbal aroma and sweet nuttiness, and texture enhanced with a delicate crystalline crunch, a token of aging.
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Not too much nuttiness, mind you, just enough to keep the jokes pinging and zinging, at least until the story amps up.
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Six years ago, the Angels gave Albert Pujols a 10-year, $254 million contract and that indeed edged to frontiers of nuttiness.
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As a tincture and in bitters, they maintain that kind of nuttiness and gain a sweetness from the alcohol pulling out the sugars.
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The cranberries and orange were tart and crisp, the pumpkin seeks added a nice nuttiness and the ginger gave it a little kick.
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Ms. Saget updated the recipe, swapping in butter for shortening, and adding a dash of whole-wheat flour for a whisper of nuttiness.
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The pumpkin seeds, toasted until they pop, then puréed with tomatillos, lettuce, cilantro, onion, garlic and chiles, give it substance and its underlying nuttiness.
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The reason for the nuttiness among college students today, a friend holds, is this: They never confront the really important things of human living.
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So by now we've learned two things: First, there is no polling that can move quickly enough to reflect the Twitter-speed of Trump nuttiness.
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Almond milk still keeps the creamy quality of OG cow milk, but in addition to that it also boasts a next-level layer of nuttiness.
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We who struggle to put e-pen to e-paper — be it for homework, job proposals, tweets — are hardly alone in our misery and nuttiness.
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The nuttiness in rice, the mineral in a potato, the hint of chocolate in a Rio Zape bean are all the better for being barely there.
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Whatever you give, and however much you pay for the book, it will be worth it—the day-glo Clinton-era nuttiness more than pays for itself.
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Even if Greenwald came to accept that some kind of intrusion by some Russians was likely, he could still continue to taint the idea by highlighting nuttiness.
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"There's always something to be said for an entertainment that sustains its nuttiness all the way to its twisty finish," she wrote in The New York Times.
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Target's Simply Balanced Almondmilk, $2.99(Unsweetened)Size1.89 lTasteThere were no hints of sweetness, but also no real nuttiness here either — this variety again tasted very dairy milk-like.
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The flavor of this everyday, Gujarati-style dal comes from the pure nuttiness of split pigeon peas, boiled until tender and bolstered with spices bloomed in hot ghee.
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Although you could substitute other grains here (brown rice or quinoa, for example), the firm bite and nuttiness of farro add a lot of substance to the salad.
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This herbaceous dip from northern Iran hits all the right notes with briny green olives, fresh cilantro and mint, fruity pomegranate molasses and arils and rich-nuttiness from walnuts.
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We even tried a Flat White made with the new espresso and almond milk, and it had an added smooth nuttiness that made it feel like a whole new menu item.
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For those venues sustained by advertising, the manic nuttiness keeps your eyes on the page for that much longer—we enjoy watching others in a conniption as they attempt to type.
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In addition to a layer of sweetness and nuttiness that adds complexity to the flavor profile, peanut butter adds a crunchy or smooth texture to the sandwich — depending on what kind is used.
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No matter how dark or crazy the conspiracy discourse gets, you should laugh your ass off at it, because that's the appropriate (and appropriately shaming) response to fact-free nuttiness getting in your face.
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In a surprising yet-totally-obvious move, there is also an Oat flavor, with all the rich nuttiness that we've grown to need in our morning coffee (just think of it: an oat ice cream affogato).
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That can of evaporated milk I'd thumbed my nose at had actually been an asset, adding a subtle toastiness and nuttiness, but I swapped in dark brown sugar for white sugar and reduced it by a third.
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When cooked blonde, expect buttery sweetness; a little more time over the heat brings out a nuanced nuttiness; just a bit further and here comes that touch of bitterness that imparts a satisfyingly deep and rich balance.
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The cheeses — Valserena, Roncadella, Borgotaro, La Villa and Cravero — can exhibit typical nuttiness, but some, like the pinkish Roncadella, are sweeter, and others, like La Villa, hint of caramel: Parmigiano-Reggiano Club, $150 for three months, zingermans.com.
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Glenn pays a premium for what he calls "field-ripened" wheat, with a residual moisture content of 13 to 15 percent — a narrow window for capturing the "spiciness and deep nuttiness" and "green fresh floral notes" of the grain.
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It was a hotbed of tradition and nuttiness and food and comedy and music — and it was just sort of a wonderful time that I never got to experience because it was pretty much gone by the time I was born.
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In the same playwright's "Orestes," produced in 408 B.C., shortly before he died, the siblings, awaiting execution after their trial for matricide, hatch a plan that, for sheer ad-hoc nuttiness, would give the villains in "Fargo" a run for their money.
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There are two sold in New York: Urdang, a buttery, tawny washed-rind block of satiny cheese, with alluring floral notes and a nice nuttiness; and Cowles, a smaller soft-ripening square, with a bloomy ash-tinged rind and a tart bite.
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Patty is one of the four, the others being Abby (Melissa McCarthy) and Holtzman (Kate McKinnon), who are nutty scientists, and Erin (Kristen Wiig), once a pal of Abby's, who begins as a respectable scientist and ascends to nuttiness after contacting Abby again.
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Wild kings are available now, and you just need a few fillets and some cukes from the farmers' market to make Melissa Clark's nice recipe for sautéed salmon with brown butter cucumbers, which marries nuttiness to the sweet of the fish in exceptional ways.
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She visits a gathering of white nationalists in eastern Kentucky; attends the annual meeting of the Mutual U.F.O. Network, known as MUFON ; and hangs out with proponents of "redemption theory," a strain of nuttiness based on the idea that every American is owed a cache of cash held secretly by the government.
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As your eyes roll back down into your skull and your ego slowly starts to reassemble itself, you're left pondering the wonder of this cheese—how it hints both at the roasted nuttiness of an Alpine and the caramelized sweetness of an aged Gouda, all while being the sharpest damn cheese you've ever tasted.
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That's an important part of the Pruitt story and just the kind of thing that gets lost in the nuttiness of it all — in the $100,000-a-month charter aircraft membership that he apparently contemplated and the $1,560 of taxpayers' money that he spent on fancy pens and his itch to ride around in a vehicle that, like the president's, was specially armored.
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Some flavors that can emerge from, particularly with extended time on its lees, include creamy and nuttiness with some floral notes.
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This cartoon was available on the laserdisc release Hare Beyond Compare and on the VHS cassette Daffy Duck: The Nuttiness Continues.... As of 2017, this short is still unavailable on DVD or Blu-ray.
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The Sabine is used mainly for extraction of oil, and gives an extraordinarily high yield; under ideal circumstances as much as 30%. The aroma of the oil is described as "ripe and green fruit and hints of nuttiness".
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Essentially, Jackson is a uniquely self-realized painter. His feisty independence is fortified with healthy dosages of non-conforming eccentricity, with a small touch of screwball nuttiness.” His work has been shown in over 30 solo exhibitions and 100 group exhibitions in the United States and is in numerous private, corporate, and museum collections.
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Suzanne Maher & Andy Pforzheimer, The Barcelona Cookbook: A Celebration of Food, Wine, and Life (Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2009), p. 106. Wine pairing include white wines such as a Catalan Priorat, or Pinot Gris, Verdejo, or Chardonnay with "texture to complement the cheese's buttery sweetness," or fino or dry amontillado sherry, to bring out the cheese's nuttiness. Some Catalans are seeking designation of origin status for Garrotxa.
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" Her and Dunn's backing vocals were also emphasized by Michael Toland, who further noted the use of "shrieking feedback" and "understated drums" on the song. The track "slowly builds to a near-apocalyptic crescendo." At 3:10, the song "cuts off mid-yelp, like the goon squad finally cracked down on this nuttiness, leaving a ghostly chorus in the wake of the rip-roaring guitar.
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Perhaps surprisingly, one of the most famous names in Burgundy has no Grand Crus, although there have been calls for Les Perrieres to be so designated ever since it was described as "tête de cuvée" in the 1855 list. Meursault grows Chardonnay almost exclusively (note the exception of Santenots mentioned in the Volnay section), which makes wonderfully rich and buttery white Burgundy, developing a certain nuttiness with time. The Premier Crus occupy 132ha of the 437ha.
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Based on monastery or Trappist-style cheeses, Chorherrenkäse uses rennet to separate its curds and whey, was originally dipped in white wax and is now packaged in a loaf-shaped white plastic rind. The cheese is described for having a mild, buttery taste with a hint of nuttiness and is noted for its light yellow color, numerous small eyes (air bubbles) and white rind. It is recommended that Chorherrenkäse "rest" in its manufacture. Chorherrenkäse is similar to other cheeses from Austria, e.g.
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He describes Griffy as "neurotic, self-righteous and opinionated, someone with whom Zippy would certainly contrast. I brought the two characters together around 1979, perhaps symbolically bringing together the two halves of my personality. It worked. Their relationship seemed to make Zippy's random nuttiness more directed and Griffy's cranky, critical persona had his foil, someone to bounce happily off of his constant analysis of everything and everyone around him." In 1986, the "Zippy Theme Song" was composed and performed, with lyrics by The B-52s' Fred Schneider and vocals by Manhattan Transfer's Janis Siegel.
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Falk said that Murray is a comic genius at his best, and Brown said that he created a credible, comic character. Ferguson said that the first part of Scrooged featured Murray at "his sour faced best". The Hollywood Reporter called him "hilariously convincing" and "impressively sinister" as the TV executive, saying that his hip and sassy performance gives the film energy, nuttiness and charm. Their review said that his deadpan, cutting style was hilarious, but that he layers the character's histrionics with inner sensibility that makes his eventual redemption believable and uplifting.
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The PlayStation version of Hogs of War received "mixed" reviews according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. The game received high praise for its comedic value, and notably, the voice work by comedian Rik Mayall. Scott Stienberg of IGN praised the "goofy sense of humour and endearing antics" of the game, noting it as a strong contributor to the game. Frank Provo of GameSpot called the game's comedy as "drop-dead funny" and "sidesplitting", before stating the "all-around nuttiness" of the game lifted it into the same realm as Bomberman, or Worms.
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After returning to California, he continued to work in the movies and began modeling as well. By the early 1950s, as televisions became more common in American homes, advertisers seized on the new medium and began looking for models who could act a little. It was an opportunity that wasn't lost on Horne, and he moved to New York City, where he was soon immersed in bookings. This was an era of growth in advertising, especially on television, where many commercials were broadcast live, resulting in a lot of nuttiness.
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Barry's good graces by saving the life of Diana's little sister, Minnie May. Minnie May had an attack of the croup, which Anne was able to cure with a bottle of ipecac and knowledge acquired while caring for the numerous Hammond twins. Throughout her childhood, Anne continued to find herself in similar "scrapes", often through mistakes and misunderstandings, and no fault of her own. At one point Anne "admires to the point of nuttiness" an amethyst brooch, which she is falsely accused of stealing, a crime she has to confess to in order to attend a picnic.
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The fun, however, grows strained and formulaic as the movie goes on." Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune gave the film two out of four stars, saying, "The film's animation design is strictly generic in its rounded edges and dutiful 3-D IN YOUR FACE!!! gimmicks. And the story gets off to such a sour start, it takes a long time for the comedy to recover." Bill Goodykoontz of The Arizona Republic gave the film two and a half stars out of five, saying, "It retains the main characters, the WABAC machine, the trips through history – but not the sense of nuttiness that made the TV cartoon so delightful.
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Ned Raggett of AllMusic praised Surfing on Sine Waves as "a great collection of abstract electronic/dance madness, caught somewhere between the driftiness of his more ambient works at the time and the rave-minded nuttiness of 'Digeridoo.'" Mark Richard-San of Pitchfork wrote, "Catchy, melodic and memorable tracks are what made the Aphex Twin so wonderful at his best; Surfing on Sine Waves has a handful of these, albeit in rough, embryonic form." In 2012, Fact placed Surfing on Sine Waves at number 26 on its list of the "100 Best Albums of the 1990s". In 2017, Pitchfork placed it at number 26 on its list of the "50 Best IDM Albums of All Time".
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Extending the accessible pop sound of 20 Mothers, Interpreter is an adventurous, playful rock album with electronic overtones. While described by critics to be an album of space rock or glam pop reminiscent of Mott the Hoople, the eclectic record incorporates acoustic folk, idiosyncratic glam rock, orchestral pop, anthemic guitar music and "novelty Krautrock moon-opera," leading to what writer James Delingpole called a "weird, futuristic netherworld of Cope's own devising." The lushly produced album is laden with string arrangements, synthesisers and electric guitars, and was compared by Delingpole to early 1970s rock with its usage of Mellotrons, "early Roxy" keyboards and "Mott the Hoople guitars" and to the 1990s pop of The Lightning Seeds. Writers have highlighted the album's witty lyrics and 'nuttiness'.
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" He commented that Cope "sounds like a man on a mission, but determined to have fun as he goes", resulting in an "adventurous, fun romp, with the atmosphere often recalling such lush and beautiful Cope numbers as 'An Elegant Chaos'." The New Yorker wrote that the "wild and woolly rock record" was one of Cope's strongest releases, finding its song titles to "read like manifestos." Trouser Press hailed the "at times-luxuriously produced album", writing: "Thrust by Cope's boundless enthusiasm, the blend of wit, intelligence and unhinged nuttiness is irresistible, one of those experiences that's best accepted without much deliberation." In The Rough Guide to Rock, Nig Hodgkins wrote that Interpreter was Cope's "most commercial solo effort to date", writing that it "crystallized the pop promise of 20 Mothers.
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