A recent one finds that the average person touches, pokes, pinches and swipes their phone -- PERINO: What do you mean, pinches?
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For everyone out there who pinches pennies, keep it up.
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But as the new supply depresses prices, it also pinches cash flow.
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Add a tablespoon of harissa or a few pinches of chile flakes.
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Pinches of bright yellow turmeric to finish make the dish a showstopper.
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This raises the cost of capital at the margins and pinches cash flows.
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Puree until smooth and add a few pinches of salt, to taste. 4.
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He pinches the phone between his fingers, takes his other hand, flicks it.
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" Couric took a beat before responding, "He pinches me on the ass a lot.
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A man pinches the bridge of his nose, his eyes closed and head bowed.
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From there, she adjusts the heat to the diner's preference, with pinches of cayenne.
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In a medium bowl, beat the eggs with 2 big pinches of salt and pepper.
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The droplet elongates further and pinches in at the middle, which has low surface area.
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If he pinches or smacks you in public, he will be worse in the room.
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Some of the better ones include Pinches Tacos, Stoned N Baked, and Cheffini's Hot Dogs.
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Next door to Pinches Tacos, Cheffini's Hot Dogs is working the specialty hot dog angle.
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With simple pinches, swirls, and gaps, he breathes life into the hard, previously unforgiving stone.
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She hesitates, digging the toe of the shoe that pinches her toes into the dirt.
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It has only the smallest pinches of action but generous measures of humor and emotion.
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"It may be uncomfortable, as many pinches are given to the skin," Dr. Zeichner says.
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They aren't even ticklish when the judge pinches and pokes every inch of their being.
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Ken Brinsden, an Australian mining engineer, says he pinches himself over these remarkable turns of fortune.
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I have a little pooch, loose jiggle, and sometimes it bulges if the waist line pinches.
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The bewildered man pinches his fingers through the sandwiches, and reiterates that he doesn't want them.
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" Starbucks' iteration is composed of "milk, artificial sweeteners, color additives, and pinches of fruit juice concentrate.
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An elaborate system of pinches and strokes lets the user post on Twitter or check their email.
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They still warn against using tech as a soothing strategy in anything but pinches, like long flights.
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There's pinches of metal, hip-hop, reggae, and much more melting together in the typical 311 song.
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In one sequence, a woman pinches her rolls of fat and stretches her skin around her body.
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He pinches his fingers together and laughs out loud, as if to suggest how small Müller looks.
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Each zap felt like a tiny nudge compared to the painful, claw-like pinches I had experienced before.
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Splash in the caramel syrup to taste and stir with a couple pinches of freshly torn mint leaves.
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He said the nerves in his arm were removed, so he "can't feel it" when he pinches it.
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It's an ungenerous impulse not to try harder than one has to, and it pinches the spectator's heart.
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Not only big flips down big stairs, pinches on long rails, smooth ledge dancing, and viral hippie flips.
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Take one sheet of wonton dough and add two pinches of braised cabbage onto one corner of sheet.
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What women are forced to hide about our sexuality — experience, orientation, assaults — pinches far worse than stiff underwire.
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She says, roughly, 'Life gives you pinches of belonging, just so you realize that you don't belong to anything.
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The musician plucked and pinches at a balloon and Maotik followed the movements with a sensor to generate visuals.
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The senator from Vermont and presidential candidate pinches, pecks, pushes, wags, overhead and outward, his arms constantly in flight.
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Small pinches and loops of off-white clay and sanded putty, they resemble seashells, bird bones or primitive tools.
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So before you start sweating (and/or screaming), we've rounded up 29 holiday ideas for all your impending party pinches.
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Make the fritters: In a large bowl, toss the carrots, parsnips, and sweet potato with a few pinches of salt.
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And even when you think it's over, it keeps spewing, as Dr. Lee pinches and squeezes it until it's empty.
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Auto factories in Brazil are still using less than half of installed capacity, as high unemployment and tight credit pinches demand.
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Drain the water and cover the rice with the chicken and pork stock, as well as a few pinches of salt.
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Everyone pinches pennies a bit on their meals and consumer packaged goods purchases, so big retailers lose sales and reduce staffing.
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Companies either eat that cost, which pinches their profits; or they pass the cost onto consumers, which can hurt demand for their products.
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You said to me recently that as fast as Eurozone banks can raise capital the United States pinches it in the form of fines.
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That's Kravchuk making one of the worst pinches in hockey history to set up the 3-on-1 that ends with Lemieux's winning goal.
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A grown woman who pinches her perfectly healthy daughter awake throughout the night is not a grown woman fully in control of her impulses.
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Leave a dome of mincemeat coming out of the tops, then scatter the apples with pinches of butter and a scattering of demerara sugar.
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He pinches the stubble on his chin, rearranges his sleeves, tugs at his forelock, stifles a coffee belch with a fist to his lips.
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Ladle the porridge into a shallow bowl, top with cranberry molasses and a couple of pinches of gomashio, and drizzle with cranberry seed oil.
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Sometimes the river curves around so tightly that it just pinches off, cutting across the peninsula and leaving the bigger curve high, if not dry.
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Her first track "Gangster," released a couple months back, combines sunny instrumentals with PJ's effortless vocals, soulful and laidback with the requisite pinches of pop.
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While Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino is "a concoction of milk, artificial sweeteners, color additives, and pinches of fruit juice concentrate for flavor," according to court papers.
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As part of that cache, one document mentions how the CIA supposedly pinches bits from public malware samples to use in its own custom code.
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"This implies that while the move pinches Parliament's efforts to constrain Johnson, it doesn't significantly raise the probability of a no-deal Brexit," he adds.
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In a large bowl, toss the fried shrimp with a few more pinches of the salt mixture, half the lime juice and half the cilantro.
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Wrapping a flat image on a sphere mangles and pinches things, so he learned how to animate with spherical distortion using a method called equirectangular projection.
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In addition to having a lot of attitude, the app comes with a choice of options for shutting off the alarm, including shakes, swipes, and pinches.
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The ring pinches his finger into a pair of sausage links, and what would have looked tacky on lesser hands made my father into The Godfather.
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The deputy foreign minister's assertion that North Korea will continue testing missiles "on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis" should be taken with large pinches of salt.
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The no-longer-secret secret of self-driving: Almost everyone uses call-center-like banks of teleoperators to get their developing vehicles out of on-road pinches.
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Chris Hayes, whose mouth pinches and eyes widen behind his plastic frames as he struggles not to interject "correct" over whatever his friendly guest is already saying.
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Mike Moore dashes into his nephew's house, starts screaming in his ears, splashes him with iced water and pinches him as his respiratory system wobbles toward collapse.
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He takes out a can of Grizzly chew, thumps it once with the ball of his thumb, pinches up a huge dip, and folds it into his lip.
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A United Kingdom team played football in the London Olympics in 2012, but has not since; rugby league's equivalent squad disbanded in 2007; England pinches Britain's best cricketers.
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Its five-point multi-touch screen looks to be responsive to casual swipes and pinches, but we haven't had any hands-on time with the system to confirm.
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Some 25,000 chemicals firms exist in greater China—though it is worth keeping in mind that statistics on Chinese business are best served with generous pinches of salt.
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This season's team is not the Steel Curtain of old, but it pinches up inside the 20-yard line — with the N.F.L.'s fourth-ranked red-zone defense.
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But the July 11, 2017 event was the first MMS observations of reconnection in the magnetotail where symmetric reconnection occurs—where the tail pinches in and interacts with itself.
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You begin to see how Chareau's designs oscillate between lightening and refining familiar styles, like Art Deco, with subtle angles and pinches and works of rougher, more forceful originality.
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"We made some bad choices on pinches that cost us a couple of goals tonight and gave them a lot of odd-man rushes," Vegas coach Gerard Gallant said.
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You are a door that lets in the wind, a palace that collapses on top of its warriors, a water skin that leaks, a shoe that pinches the foot.
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There are various holds: crimps (a small edge), pinches, pockets, slopers (the big rounded shapes) and large structures called volumes that change the angle and dimension of the wall itself.
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Then she pinches some khat leaves, plucked from a potent shrub native to this part of Africa, into a tight ball and places them in one side of her mouth.
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Even if IRONGATE does turn out to be a fairly innocuous research project, it's still worrying that a tool which so obviously pinches ideas from Stuxnet went unnoticed for so long.
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In the clip, Chastain pinches her fingers together as part of the challenge, which sees participants try to summon their loved ones' chins into their palms by making a similar gesture.
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That in turn pinches the Fed's ability to respond to economic shocks with its traditional policy-rate lever, because interest rates can only be cut so far before they reach zero.
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A college-age kid in a "Captain America" shirt demonstrates that there is a certain portion of one's elbow flesh that will never hurt, no matter how hard one pinches it.
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But Jefferson can still earn his paycheck as a steady vet who low-key pinches out many a fuse whenever expectations, ego, and pressure make the air a bit too thick.
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Her designs stretch from leopard print patterns, to lemon slices — with pinches to make it look more lemon-like — to cute cartoon characters like Snoopy and Charlie Brown, Keroppi, Totoro and Miffy.
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" The late-night show joke that Couric refers to is when she said on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen in 2012 that Lauer "pinches me on the ass a lot.
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Once I was able to get all of the ingredients as incorporated as possible, I took to adding in a few cracks of pepper and some pinches of salt as KJ recommended.
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Pinches Tacos, a small California chain making its way through Vegas, has a sign outside its shop that reads "Real Mexican food by real Mexicans," and the smell inside validates the claim.
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For now, I've still got a month and a lot of testing until the official release — so I can hope to try more exciting virtual handshakes, clenched fists, and finger pinches before launch.
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Mandating expanded coverage infringes on states' rights, puts a drain on their already tight budgets, pinches the private insurance market and unduly penalizes taxpayers who don't receive government-subsidized health care, opponents say.
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The meal consisted of three courses presented by the chef, who was evidently well known in Spain and who explained in detail the various preparations, his tone implying clandestine pinches of arsenic and cyanide.
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Let a few pinches of red pepper flakes and some minced oregano leaves simmer with the sauce while it's warming up, then tear fresh sweet basil leaves and sprinkle them in right before serving.
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Now 22, living in Los Angeles and sponsored by a handful of skateboard companies, Biyela admits that he still pinches himself whenever he thinks about how far he's come since his days on the street.
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Hinge offers the minimalistic, download-and-go feel that impatient people love, but mixes in pinches of seriousness and a smart matching algorithm to give you a real shot at finding a long lasting relationship.
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I feel like St. Patty's Day (March 17) is mostly about drinking beer (and having an excuse to drink too much of it), and wearing green (or not, and complaining about everyone who pinches you).
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Best not to dwell on such things when ordering havarti shrimp, an appetizer so luxuriously cheesy that its half dozen shrimp, perched over pinches of spinach, were invisible beneath an oily pool of gratinéed havarti.
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But as far as campaign taglines go, "She Has a Plan For That" is a disappointing entry that pinches at the nerve of reservation that some on the left have regarding Warren's rise in popularity.
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The OECD said it expected growth to slow to 1.1 percent in 2019 as inflation, which jumped after the Brexit vote, pinches households and business investment contracts, leaving exports as the main engine of growth.
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There, Mr. Trump raises a lone index finger; he pinches together forefinger and thumb; and he unleashes a quick, openhanded karate-chop, like a conductor of an angry orchestra or a man swatting away a wasp.
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The British owners Lyndon and Ruth Pinches worked for anti-poaching organizations in Malawi before setting up Pinnon with the goal of protecting wildlife in the Zambian park by returning profits to anti-poaching efforts there.
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Note that you're not dousing the actual meat in mayonnaise—if you're using freshly steamed lobster, all it needs is a drizzle of butter, a dash of lemon juice and a few pinches of dried herbs.
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All of these services share common features: they send you every single ingredient (down to pinches of chili flakes and one-ounce bottles of wine) that you need to make a week's worth of delicious (!), home-cooked (
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Instead: freestyle rice and beans (above) with a bunch of extras, including maybe a red onion sliced super thin and marinated in cider vinegar and pinches of salt and sugar, no recipe required for any of it.
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The women would negotiate a series of bulbous blue and red "slopers" (curved surfaces with little or no edge to them, held by skin friction alone) and "pinches" (which climbers squeeze with their hands like a vice).
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Servings: 26Prep: 27 minutesTotal: 28 minutes Ingredientsfor the egg roll:half head of cabbage, shredded37 tablespoon fresh thyme2325 tablespoon chopped garlicbacon lardons, approximately 23/24 pound cut into quarter-inch thickness2 pinches brown sugarCourvoisier (optional)1 tablespoon vegetable oil2 pinches chili flakessalt and pepper, to taste1 pound fresh peeled and deveined shrimpwonton wrappers (you can purchase these at your nearest Asian grocery store)small bowl of water (to seal the egg rolls)cooking oil, for deep-fryerfor the 'makes everything better' dipping sauce:1 can chipotle chilies3 cloves garlic33 cups honey Directions 1.
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As such, it's part of what the Manila-born food historian Doreen Fernandez termed a "galaxy of flavor-adjusters" that define how Filipinos eat: seasonings added to dishes after they're served, in trickles and pinches, according to each diner's taste.
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I never have to take the Ionic off so I've gotten used to the way it bulges off my wrist like wart, and the way it pinches when I wear it low on my wrist and try to do a push up.
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That's because the Model S dashboard is literally built around a giant, 17-inch tablet, one that communicates the core functions of the car and will feel intuitive to a generation of tablet users who are used to taps, swipes, and pinches.
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Servings: 4Prep: 75 minutesTotal: 13 minutes Ingredients1 ½ cups heavy cream1/2 cup whole milk23/215 teaspoon cinnamon22 pinches nutmeg224 pinch ginger24 pinch ground cloves21 egg yolks23/22 cup granulated sugar21/290 cup pumpkin purée1/3 cup coarse sugar or raw sugar Directions 1.
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" There's also a tone deaf Today show "comedy" segment from 2012, in which Lauer ironically played the victim of workplace sexual harassment, and a Watch What Happens Live interview in which Katie Couric revealed that Lauer "pinches me on the ass a lot.
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The people of Uruk complain to the gods about Gilgamesh's behavior, and in response the mother goddess, Aruru, pinches off a piece of clay and, from it, fashions a new person, Enkidu, to be a friend to Gilgamesh and distract him from his bad habits.
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Venture Beat shot a quick video of Ryu on stage at IBM's research laboratory in Almaden, California, demonstrating how these hand gestures could be used to control a TV. "It recognized hand waves, finger waves, closed fists and finger pinches from about 10 feet away," wrote CNET.
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Some producers use fistfuls of garlic, others just pinches; some leave the liver in for the rich flavor it adds to the stuffing, others consider that bizarre; some perfume the meat with rosemary, while others maintain that only fennel pollen has the true flavor of Umbria.
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The fees are so egregious that they weigh down small Main Street merchants; keep retailers from expanding and creating more jobs when the country really needs them; and pinches the entire economy as consumers pay inflated prices as their buying power is taken up in swipe fees.
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It's an embarrassment mixed up with crazy laughter and incredulous pinches, followed by a sort of fascination with this debauched show that makes one wonder if the Canadian isn't, deep down, the first viewer—and therefore the first victim—of his own honey-coated delusions of grandeur.
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While it's true they've been blessed with several pinches of good luck, they also didn't cut corners on their way from the bottom of the league to the Eastern Conference finals, repeatedly refusing to forfeit valuable future assets or continuity in favor of an ostensible short-term upgrade.
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Armed with a few years of Western Civ and a Machiavelli crush acquired through his undergraduate and Master's studies, he undertook the role of highbrow window-dresser, sprinkling pinches of erudition like the world's most perfunctory fire retardant over the dumpster blaze of the early Trump White House.
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In Los Angeles, a city already shouldering an ignoble history of ethnic displacement, the current pinches of gentrification have been primarily felt by people of color in the lower-income communities surrounding downtown, where residents have watched helplessly as the landscape of their birthplaces have changed, seemingly overnight.
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If you've ever strapped yourself into a bondage mini that pinches your skin just so, attempted to rock a skirt with an oddly positioned peplum, or took part in the jelly-shoe revival (even though you swore you'd leave those to kindergarten you), you know the lure of a questionable fashion trend.
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The allegations about Mario Batali and other restaurateurs have inspired women who've worked in restaurants to tell their tales on social media: the come-ons, the put-downs, the intrusive questions, the out-of-the-blue grabs and pinches and pokes and thrusts, the way their careers stalled if they complained, the way the men they complained about just rose higher and higher.
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The sense of discord in seeing a hand-drawn GUI as the embedded part of an image reminds the viewer of the fundamental, subliminal paradigm shift that GUI design and its mechanism have brought to how one produces, accesses, and responds to visual information: the original square format and filters of Instagram have spawned and disseminated a certain aesthetics and sentiment of envy: "fear of missing out"; the Instagrammable; the semi-automatic scrolls, swipes, drags, drops, and pinches that keep the user afloat in the deluge of imagery; the voyeuristic specter of YouTube leading us to a mesmerizingly recursive experience of watching someone watch someone watch an Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) of licking ice.
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It is time to collect all memories of violence living in our bodies… the heart-pounding footsteps approaching behind us, the "accidental" brushing against our breasts, the muttered-under-the breath vulgarities, the cat-called threats, the porn-induced fantasies, the subway erections, the casting couches, the ogling bosses, the lecherous uncles, the pinches, the tweaks, the grabs, the unwanted kisses, the pinning against walls, the reminders that they are stronger (and they could do it, even if they didn't), the ones-we-thought-were-friends who did not "stop," the monsters who came out of nowhere to take what they wanted, the ones who laughed at our helplessness as they held us down, the ones who took turns with our bodies, and the ones who killed us, or left us for dead.
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