It's out of season, but even out-of-season king cake in Louisiana is better than any version of the colorfully frosted, layered brioche that I can get in Seattle.
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We don't serve anything out of season in the restaurant.
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I generally don't eat tomatoes or peppers out of season.
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Although they're out of season, they work exactly the same.
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Because it's fucking freezing outside and avocados are out of season.
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It makes them burn bigger, more intense, and out of season.
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Pesticide residue has increased in strawberries because of out-of-season demand.
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The League is also canceling all out-of-season practices and competitions.
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Add 4-5 peeled tomatoes (quality canned ones are fine out of season).
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Klee pointed out that Europe also has out-of-season produce in its stores.
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Belmont Park, where the worker lives, is out of season and not running races.
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Summer brings droves of tourists, but out of season the village is hushed, drowsy.
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Along with pineapples, they were particularly popular when local fruit was out of season.
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The distributor also offered species that were farmed, out of season or illegal to catch.
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If you're buying produce out-of-season, that means that they have been shipped internationally.
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There's not an out-of-season vegetable, flown-in fruit or plastic bag in sight.
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However, more often than not, the tomatoes will be out of season and lack flavor.
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Trade affords us similar opportunities to enjoy or sell our favorite products out of season.
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"Believe it or not, there's actually people buying those items out of season," Grant laughs.
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To achieve this, we don't use imported products or things that are out of season.
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Smoothies are never out of season, and nothing proves that more than these winter smoothie recipes.
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I have always worn sandals "out of season" because they are, in fact, a winter shoe.
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But often, in adulthood, the "exceptionally well behaved" mask slips and reveals an out-of-season child.
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Buying fruits and vegetables that are imported or out of season can cost you a pretty penny.
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Testing has improved by great leaps and athletes have their blood tested out of season, as well.
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Update: Since 2016 came to a close, all our favorite holiday beverages are now officially out of season.
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In short, this means that you're often paying a few cents more per pound for out-of-season.
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It may seem out of season, but all of a sudden, Democratic politicians have started coming around again.
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You may also be interested in the soon-to-be out-of-season stock from your favorite stores.
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We often use frozen vegetables, especially in the winter when fresh vegetables are mediocre or out of season.
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We get it for $30 per week through our farmers' market, but right now it's out of season.
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When tomatoes are out of season, use wedges of cooked beets for a satisfying addition to green salads.
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That means if he can make it out of season seven alive, I think he's probably safe forever.
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You can serve it without the strawberries, too, if you're not feeling the out-of-season-flavorless-rock thing.
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According to Lipsitch, that could be because even seasonal infections can happen "out of season" when they are new.
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Bad news, Dunphy fans: One of your favorite Modern Family characters won't be making it out of season 10 alive.
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Quite the opposite, in fact: Out of season, and in the icy fog, it has a certain charm to it.
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Toasted white bread smeared with mayo; green leaf lettuce; mediocre, probably out-of-season tomatoes; chewy bacon, not too crispy.
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Cans are vital, preserving and transporting flavors that might be impossible to find out of season or out of range.
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Yet, through the magic of climate-controlled technology, people can enjoy it in warm locations and seemingly out of season.
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"So I started there," says Sussman, who used out-of-season Tommy Atkins mangoes, which are big and flatly sweet.
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One of the highlights of "Never Out of Season" is its biological history of the 1845-49 Irish potato famine.
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What is it that rosé and summer have in common, and why do people otherwise ignore it out of season?
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Our florist taught us that each flower has its own price, and that flowers that are out-of-season cost more.
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And maybe it's time to put this one in the back of the closet along with those out-of-season Manolos.
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The apparel sector has been hit by out-of-season sales as savvy shoppers expect discounts and hunt for online bargains.
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Imagine that you never have to use under-the-bed plastic bins or storage units filled with "out-of-season" clothing.
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Fittingly enough, Kramer's best Thanksgiving took place out of season and out of place: in Italy in the heat of August.
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Kamel Daoud ORAN, Algeria — The Arab springs are nearly all out of season; everywhere except in Tunisia, they are aging poorly.
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If you don't want to use out-of-season grocery store strawberries, try cranberries or even your choice of dried fruit.
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Monkfish is going out of season soon, so you may have to wait until fall for the return of this brilliant dish.
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Out-of-season snowstorms aren't rare for the area, but meteorologist Ray Greely called this storm "unheard of" for September or October.
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If those other countries aren't able to produce as much as usual, Americans could see fewer fruits or vegetables out of season.
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What's the point of having out-of-season warm days when none of the fresh bounty of that weather comes with it?
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It also means that the drinks list rotates constantly as ingredients like rambutan, jackfruit, and kintamani strawberries go in and out of season.
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Unauthorized resellers that may have previously bought overstocked or out of season items in bulk may be able to undercut prices, especially online.
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As out of season as this launch may seem, after one glimpse of a sparkly avocado ornament, we aren't exactly mad about it.
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While we might be waiting until 2019 for new episodes, we stay sated with the crumbs of news coming out of season eight.
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Officers questioned the pair after they appeared to be searching for lobsters, which are out of season until August 6, the Miami Herald reported .
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If you consider the materials those florists were working with, it's analogous to chefs cooking only with canned fruit and out of season tomatoes.
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Salad dumped out of a bag, or some out-of-season steamed asparagus or roasted brussels sprouts — these basics let us check the "green" box.
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In fact, I would say the emptiness of this arcade is one of the things an out-of-season seaside town has in its favor.
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The SONGMICS Portable Shoe Rack Closet keeps your shoes organized, covered, and out of the way, making it particularly great for out-of-season storage.ProsCons
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Then again, more than half of the brands stocked do not follow traditional fashion cycles, which limits exposure to the inventory going out of season.
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And imports tend to increase or decrease depending on the time of year — you can buy fruit out of season because they've been grown elsewhere.
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Excerpted from Never Out of Season: How Having the Food We Want When We Want It Threatens Our Food Supply and Our Future by Rob Dunn.
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The odds are likely that not only will Dany make it out of Season 8 alive, but she'll also probably end up on the Iron Throne.
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Massive, out-of-season fires in California during 2017 caused billions of dollars in claims and are challenging expectations of when and where to expect blazes.
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The Queens Museum is inviting children for some out-of-season Halloween-style fun in this fund-raising extravaganza among the trees on the museum's grounds.
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After the long hollowing-out of season five, then, they all feel a little like improvised explosive devices, set on a collision course with each other.
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For a lot of companies, the need to discount items to move out-of-season merchandise off shelves is going to end up weighing on profitability.
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Varying the duck-with-prunes motif a bit, my thought instead was to use locally grown plums, which are still around, if nearly out of season.
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During the Lunar New Year holiday, Chilean farmers ship large containers of cherries to China, catching a window when the United States is out of season.
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In the end, 4 charges were dropped -- including knowingly making a false statement to obtain a hunting license, hunting out of season and unlawfully possessing dead wildlife.
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Mebaru (rockfish): Braised whole in soy and dashi broth, it's flavourful and tender, despite being on the Tsukiji waste list due to being slightly out of season.
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Massive, out-of-season fires in northern and southern California are causing billions of dollars in claims and challenging expectations of when and where to expect blazes.
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Adding to the pleasure are more of that bacon jam, garlic aioli, tomato confit (so much better than out-of-season tomatoes) and a lightly crisped bun.
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Leavitt said the company was forced to offer more promotions than it had anticipated at its outlet stores - stores where retailers usually sell out-of-season inventory.
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We're fortunate to live in a country where produce is abundant and affordable – and the concept of "out of season" is mostly a thing of the past.
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After all, most of the tomatoes we eat out of season are plucked from their vines probably in Florida or Mexico, just as they started to ripen.
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She was sitting at a wicker table strewn with roses and out-of-season berries in one shadowy corner of a giant garden maze on Monday night.
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So, we conspired with the organizational experts at The Home Edit to hatch a solid plan of attack for exactly how to handle our out-of-season stuff.
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I buy 22 pounds of clementines instead, because tangerines appear to be out of season (by that, I mean, I see the clementines at the grocery store first).
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While I have enjoyed my share of December dandelions, seaside goldenrod's blooms are not simply happenstance flowers out of season; flowering is the plant's response to shorter days.
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Dinner is free when you work weekends, which means I snag a healthy-ish chicken and avocado (out of season I know!), with rice and a miso dressing. Free.
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Even the tightest of sleeping quarters can be cozy and functional if there's ample room down under to stow out-of-season wardrobe pieces, old books, and extra bedding.
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The sad, lifeless, obligatory out-of-season tomato is found everywhere from pre-made salads to your local sports bar, a pale and watery imitation of the Platonic ideal.
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Inditex says it does not discount out of season unlike rivals like H&M and Gap who marked down prices in the run-up to Christmas to clear inventory.
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Dempsie, whom GoT fans last saw rowing out of season 3 and into internet-meme history, played Gendry, the bastard son of Robert Baratheon and friend of Arya Stark.
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They were still open out of season—something the mayor seemed afraid they wouldn't be, which he constantly reminded me of, so as not to get my hopes up.
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By contrast, out of season or non-native items flown in from across the world can often offer a cheaper option and year round supply of fruits and vegetables.
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Nine out of season 13's 21 episodes were directed by women, 217% of the 219-person crew was female, and a third of the writers were women of color.
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Summer and its open air eating adventures aren't over yet — so, let's stock up on the best of these product creations and celebrate before they go out of season entirely.
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The fantastical world of "The Explosion Chronicles", in which official decrees make flowers bloom out of season and skyscrapers rise overnight, follows the principles of what Mr Yan's afterword calls "mythorealism".
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Folded items like towels, pajamas, or out-of-season coats can easily fit under the bed instead of taking up space in the closet, and are still easily accessible when needed.
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In December and January and February, we walk past those sickly-looking, out-of-season facsimiles of summer's best produce all the time and long for a decent piece of fruit.
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Just last year, for instance, we had four poachers who killed some deer out of season, then loaded up the carcasses in their vehicle and tried to run down another buck.
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They are hard to miss along Lefferts Boulevard: coifed men and women in dark uniforms and out-of-season tans, rolling their luggage to bus stops or airline employee shuttle stops.
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"We know it's bad to eat a pesticide-laden tomato in January yet we buy out-of-season roses from Trader Joe's without even thinking about it," says floral designer Louesa Roebuck.
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In Germany, local officials have commandeered defunct hotels, out-of-season Oktoberfest tents, abandoned Soviet-era apartment buildings, an old airport—even parts of the former concentration camps at Dachau and Buchenwald.
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And although you may not want to think about this right now in the middle of corn season, this recipe is also delightful made with out-of-season corn from the supermarket.
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By saying novios I was explaining that David was responsible for me, or I had thought he was, until he began relieving himself of that responsibility like a snakeskin out of season.
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The middle closet, Door #2, is for full-length clothes not in rotation that I'm not wearing either because they are out of season or a style that isn't quite on trend.
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Buying out of season means the produce has to be picked long before it has ripened and then shipped very long distances from the southern United States, or Mexico, or Central America.
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That means you can get discounts on every-day items that were over-produced and under-sold, like holiday-themed Ziploc bags that are out of season but work just as well.
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Yeah, about three to four million a month depending on in-season, out-of-season, whether people are trying to buy what they're trying to buy, but that's roughly about the average.
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It's hard to imagine today, but luxury dining up until then had been built on the notion of consistency throughout the year, and on shipping out-of-season ingredients, regardless of their quality.
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Mr. Fikri, 31, was crushed in a garbage compactor as he tried to retrieve his catch, which was confiscated by the police because it contained swordfish that was caught illegally out of season.
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All over the country farmers are reckoning with the reality that the benefit of the perfectly uniform, out-of-season tomato with a barcode sticker on it outweighs the costs for many consumers.
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Footage captured of the April 14 incident allegedly shows Owen Renner illegally shooting a female bear out of season before his father allegedly killed "the shrieking newborn bear cubs," according to the government report.
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Century 22000 offers off-price designer clothes, shoes, accessories and home goods, which is to say, slightly out of season or overstock, in an atmosphere where service may range between warm and war-torn.
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While amateur and professional sports leagues around the world have spent days dispensing nothing but unwelcome news suspending tournaments and schedules, the out-of-season NFL has skated by virtually untouched by the pandemic.
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This is undoubtedly an upgrade for the chicken, but it also elevates out-of-season tomatoes, which can use a little heat, a little seasoning, a little zhushing in order to make them delicious.
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When larval ants start become the larger, winged queens out of season, said Penick, the other female workers bully them by biting them, stressing the would-be monarchs into submission to keep them as workers.
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Along with the misdemeanor charges for poaching a sow and hunting out of season, the father is reportedly being charged with the felony of tampering with evidence and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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Bites Ever since René Redzepi announced that he'd be closing what's been possibly the most celebrated restaurant in the world, the only thing harder to find at Noma than out-of-season vegetables are reservations.
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Out of season, he finds work in construction, or making deliveries, and spends more time with his family; he and his wife Patricia Vasquez have two children and a miniature poodle they call Loco Lucas.
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Storage space for her personal belongings hasn't been an issue, because she swaps her winter and summer wardrobe in and out of the bedroom closet, keeping the out-of-season clothes in her kitchen cupboards.
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Gil said sectors such as sugar, agriculture and tourism would rebound next year after poor performances in 20163, largely caused by the impact of Hurricane Irma in September 2017 and out-of-season rainfall this year.
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When the authors were in Armenia, researching the book, they learned that some resourceful jingalov vendors will even add citric acid to mimic sour greens, when wild sorrel and other key leaves are out of season.
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So head down to the farmer's market and pick up some ground cherries before they're completely out of season, and make this mind-blowing cocktail courtesy of Top Chef judge and food-world veteran Gail Simmons.
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WESTMORE, Vt. – Vermont wildlife officials have accused a man of poaching a moose cow out of season, dragging the animal behind his truck for 11 miles and leaving it to rot by the side of the road.
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One for charity, another one for the local second-hand-sale Facebook group, and yet another for out-of-season storage (we live in Europe, where our closets are too small to hold several seasons worth of clothes).
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The flat-bottomed ferry, for hardy souls only, does not sail out of season, because the seas are too rough, and the prop planes that fly in from Land's End, Exeter and Newquay are regularly grounded by fog.
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With boundless free time and without the constant company of two tiny dinner guests, I hoarded swank vinegars and eschewed out-of-season strawberries, roasted pork shoulders for weeknight dinners and pounded Thai curry pastes as Saturday-afternoon diversion.
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The laws of nature are routinely broken and bent to artistic whim as the heroes of novel and film carry on in bucolic scenes where plants bloom and birds nest out of season, often on the wrong continent altogether.
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Inventory waited offshore for weeks, creating a cascade of problems for the Payless supply chain: a pileup of out-of-season shoes that the company was able to sell only at deep discounts and with extra spending on marketing.
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The laws of nature are routinely broken and bent to artistic whim as the heroes of novel and film carry on in bucolic scenes where plants bloom and birds nest out of season, often on the wrong continent altogether.
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The box arrived late, it was filled with out-of-season stuff — though the Haggler wonders if there is actually a season for beef jerky or soap — and the total value of the merchandise didn't seem worth the box's $35 price.
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Problems would be particularly acute around March, when Britain is scheduled to quit the bloc, and when most of its produce from lettuces to tomatoes is out of season, with a higher percentage imported, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) added.
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This waste happens for a number of reasons, including fishing practices that damage fish (making them unmarketable), throwing back fish that are too small or out of season, or because only part of the fish needs to be harvested (e.g.
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However, with the start of rainy fall weather, wearing white outfits was no longer practical — so white became an out-of-season color, and swapping light shades with darker-colored ensembles was a sign of re-entering the workplace or school.
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In a video breaking down the surviving character's chances to make it out of season 8 alive, Flicks & the City point out that Sansa's direwolf, Lady, dying early on could be a sign that she's not going to live a long, full life.
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Since they're such a great price and Birkenstocks are my favorite sandals to wear in summer (which is a while away from now but I like to get deals by buying clothes that are out of season), I decide to buy them.
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Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills newbie Dorit Kemsley may have come out of season 7 as a polarizing figure — we're still upset about all the Erika Jayne #Pantygate slut shaming — but it's time to stick up for The Housewife Of Many Accents.
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He took in the Santa Claus welcome mat many months out of season, the wicker basket against the far wall spilling over with sandals and tennis shoes, the lacquered console table on which the house keys and loose change had been tossed . . .
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That makes Gendry the unofficial Lord of House Baratheon, and he has the ability to bring the lineage back from extinction if he makes it out of Season 8 alive and gets the ruler of Westeros to legitimize his claim to his family line.
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While the star's unexpected bordeaux pout is slightly out of season (which might be why we're so into it!), it's also a lipstick shade she typically steers clear of, as she's more drawn to pinks and reds, according to her makeup artist Amy Nadine.
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He lined roses and violets up the driveway of their L.A. home (which took "forever" to get because they were out of season) and decorated the inside of the house in a Woodstock-inspired theme with vintage rugs and posters of her favorite bands.
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Into her 70-square-foot nook goes everything she cannot cram into the one-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn Heights she shares with her husband: out-of-season clothing, old files and Christmas ornaments, playbills from long-ago shows, even their grown son's childhood toys.
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HAVANA, May 16 (Reuters) - The first of Cuba's 13 sugar-producing provinces has met its production plan for this year, official media reported on Monday, and only one more province is expected to do the same in a season ravaged by drought and out-of-season rainfall.
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With the adverse foreign exchange effects removed, Inditex is under pressure to show it can deliver strong like-for-like sales without the margin dilution that has affected others in the apparel sector, plagued by out-of-season sales as shoppers wait for discounts or hunt for bargains online.
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"Out of season, happy I'm bleeding / Long overdue, too early and it's late, too" One year after Heavens to Betsy touched on the hypocrisy surrounding the way we (fail to) talk about menstruation, PJ Harvey used her debut album Dry to evoke the overwhelming panic of a missing period.
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Through the magic of climate-controlled technology deployed throughout supply chains, combined with trade rules that permit safe and easy movement of goods between the northern and southern hemispheres, we now have access to an increasing array of fruits and vegetables that were previously limited ("out of season").
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" Ballas said he lined the driveway of their Los Angeles home with roses and violets (which took him "forever" to get since they were out of season), and decorated the inside of the house in a Woodstock theme, outfitted in vintage rugs and "posters of all her favorite bands everywhere.
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"We make clear to all of our student-athletes that they represent Princeton University at all times, on and off the playing surface and in and out of season, and we expect appropriate, respectful conduct from them at all times," Princeton director of athletics Mollie MarcouxSamaan said in the statement.
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I admired what seemed like an out-of-season raw silk regimental tie with pastel pink, blue and yellow stripes ($79), probably the only item in the store that could go with the pink velvet Gucci slippers I've been coveting for a year and not had the courage to buy.
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But because of her own deception-by-omission, her inability to say that she and her husband are separated, the young woman finds herself agreeing to fly to Greece to track him down in the out-of-season beach resort where he has apparently been holed up for the last few weeks.
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No longer the sole domain of celebrity couples looking for privacy, such weddings are becoming popular among couples who can't pin down a date months in advance, are overwhelmed by the prospect of planning a huge gala, or want to save a bundle on doing an out-of-season event (sometimes without having to provide dinner).
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He means it as a snarky way to pivot to something else — in this case mocking Fred for the fact that he's in prison and it's all Serena's doing — but it made me realize that some of the inherent tension that made the first two seasons of The Handmaid's Tale so strong was carried in those flashbacks, which have largely been left out of season three.
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Jones tested positive for cocaine in an out-of-season drug test; was stripped of his title in April 2015 when he was charged with leaving the scene of a crash in which a pregnant woman's arm was broken; and was suspended for a year after another test, administered by the United States Anti-Doping Agency, detected two separate estrogen blockers, generally used when athletes are cycling off steroids, in his blood.
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In recent decades, taro farmers have managed to reclaim some of that lost land, but now they find themselves at the mercy of a greater threat: climate change, marked by trade winds turning easterly and weaker, fruits ripening out of season as temperatures creep upward and increasingly freakish weather events like the storm in April 2018, which engulfed Oahu and dropped 49.69 inches of rain on the north shore of Kauai in 24 hours, a national record.
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Britain, to me, is silent couples sat in central London branches of Burger King; rain-lashed walks down out of season promenades; Sunday night National Express coach journeys; Orange Wednesdays; Gillette Soccer Saturday; Mars Bars; Sounds of the Sixties on Radio 2; brown settees; net curtains; dog shit; Traffic Cops; midnight mass on Christmas Eve; self-perpetuated mild melancholy; Adrian Mole; grain silos; conkers; rail replacement bus services; six cans for a fiver; sausage, chips and beans; Television X; National Trust property tea rooms; Dani Behr.
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