" TRUMP: Clinton "wants to let people just pour in.
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Then, the breaking news started to pour in via Twitter.
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Moving testimonials and photos started to pour in almost immediately.
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Just pour in your chilled base and turn it on.
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Pour in the gelatin mixture and whisk gently until smooth.
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Earnings reports continued to pour in after the closing bell.
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Slowly pour in the beer and whisk until smooth. 3.
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Voters continued to pour in as the lines grew longer.
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Remove from the heat and carefully pour in the water.
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"The water would pour in and kill me," he said.
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"TRUMP: "— just think about those cars that pour in here.
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Adoring responses to Falahee's dissertation have already started to pour in.
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The money for the #nevertrump campaign has continued to pour in.
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Once butter is melted, pour in ⅓ cup batter for each pancake.
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They want people to pour in, including criminals — the worst criminals.
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Pour in milk (colour should roughly resemble a Werther's Original). 7.
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Money is beginning to pour in- NATO will be much stronger.
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Pour in the jelly, allow it to set, and served chilled.
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When done, pour in to a bowl and chill until set.
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Add the oregano and bay leaf and pour in the wine.
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Statements of support for Iran continued to pour in on Thursday.
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Whisk in the mustard, then slowly pour in the chicken stock.
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He said he didn't expect signatures to pour in so quickly.
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Now touching tributes continue to pour in, both online and off.
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Pour in the butter and mix until combined and clumpy. 2.
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The answers pour in: "I love you", "I love you", "It's overrated".
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Those strike at our sense of fairness, and the messages pour in.
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Money is beginning to pour in for efforts beyond the presidential race.
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According to Fitzgerald, investigators are reviewing tips that continue to pour in.
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On Facebook, you just put a photo and the likes pour in.
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Within hours, support from all over the world started to pour in.
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The data are about to pour in, ready to narrow the field.
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The Treasury will not pour in any fresh capital to those banks.
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With processor running, slowly pour in ¼ cup olive oil; process until blended.
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Pulse to combine, then slowly pour in the olive oil until emulsified.
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Fragile sentiments continue to get offended and hate comments still pour in.
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Additional lotteries are possible if donations continue to pour in, officials said.
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Fitzgerald said Wednesday investigators are reviewing tips that continue to pour in.
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The impact ripped the Fitzgerald open and caused water to pour in.
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Responses from European officials began to pour in a short time later.
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Pour in the hot water, extinguishing the flames and stirring everything together.
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An advertiser could pour in money one month and vanish the next.
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Calls pour in; dams threaten to burst; legislators are deluged, inundated, swamped.
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"Just think about those cars that pour in here," Trump finished saying.
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Pour in the rubber in the hole you just made, and voilà!
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No time to spend glued to your screen while the updates pour in?
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CNBC found that scathing reviews of Adore Me continue to pour in online.
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Streams of tourists now pour in via the new tracks twice a day.
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Pour in remaining gelatin mixture and set in refrigerator for 1 hour. 2.
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Quickly spread them out in the pan and pour in the eggs. 5.
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Pour in the tequila and allow it to infuse for about 15 minutes.
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Cook for 2 to 3 minutes, then pour in 200ml of hot water.
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But that doesn't mean they can expect the job offers to pour in.
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Pour in the oil into the wok and place it on high heat.
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When the bottom of the pan is warm, pour in the coconut oil.
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Illegal immigrants will pour in.... And who are we talking about bringing in?
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Sporadic boos #GA06 Handel still leads as results pour in 9:12 p.m.
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Pour in the hot milk in a steady stream, whisking constantly, until smooth.
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Tributes for Swaraj have continued to pour in from across the political spectrum.
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That money has continued to pour in even as abuse allegations have multiplied.
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Together, the funds have seen investors pour in $102.7 billion already in 2018.
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Cook for 3 to 5 more minutes, then pour in 16 cups water.
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Pour in the eggs and cook, undisturbed, until almost set, 2-3 minutes.
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Pour in the reserved cooking liquid, stock or water and bring to a boil.
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Remove skillet from heat; pour in rum, and carefully ignite with a long match.
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Touching tributes from writers started to pour in as soon as the news broke.
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Time to sit back and wait for the World Cup trophies to pour in.
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Before my first meeting, I make coffee and pour in a dash of cream.
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Place the meat and onions in a saucepan and pour in the cold water.
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Let them pour in from the Middle East, we don't care, we're not going.
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" He added: "The Democrats want open borders -- let everybody pour in, we don't care.
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Expectations that China would pour in money willy-nilly, however, have sometimes fallen flat.
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Kanter came off the bench to pour in 20 points and grab 153 rebounds.
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Criminals, Gangs, Human Traffickers, Drugs & so much other big trouble can easily pour in.
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Thanks to our partner DDHQ, this will update automatically as the results pour in.
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Then I pour in a squirt of hot water, and let it sit again.
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Pour in the marinade and squeeze out the air in the bag before sealing.
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The offers pour in, and the choreographer says yes, yes—how can she not?
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Max Hazzard came off the bench to pour in 15 points — 13 after halftime.
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Enes Kanter came off the bench to pour in 17 points and 14 rebounds.
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Pour in the egg mixture and evenly sprinkle with the reserved guanciale and cheese.
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Put the toast into a warmed soup plate and pour in the pan roast.
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Pour in the milk, 2 cups water, salt and pepper, then bring to a boil.
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Pour in remaining gelatin mixture and set in refrigerator for an additional 2 hours. 4.
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"Our country has enough difficulty right now without letting the Syrians pour in," he said.
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Toss the beef with the bean sauce in the wok and pour in the stock.
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"Hillary Clinton wants a totally open border so people can just pour in," Trump said.
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"She wants to let people just pour in," he said at a rally in Albuquerque.
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Music world in mourning Reaction continued to pour in after the announcement of Michael's death.
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Following news of her death, tributes began to pour in for the journalist from Twitter.
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Reactions to her death continue to pour in from colleagues in Hollywood and fans alike.
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Whisking constantly, gradually pour in the hot cream mixture, then add pumpkin puree and stir.
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Congratulations from neighbors pour in and their homes are usually decked out in festive lighting.
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Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients, and pour in the wet.
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Bring the pot to a boil again and pour in another cup of cold water.
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Just take it out the freezer, pour in your beverage of choice, and drink up!
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Others are learning about the late singer for the first time as tributes pour in.
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Stirring steadily and rapidly, slowly pour in a thin stream of extra-virgin olive oil.
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Pour in the tomato puree, sugar, and bay leaves and season with salt and pepper.
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Make a well in the middle, pour in the eggs and sprinkle over the flour.
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The FBI pleads for more help in finding her as hundreds of tips pour in.
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You drink it past the leaves, on the label, and you pour in the cognac.
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Put the whisk attachment on the mixer, then pour in the cup of heavy cream.
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Pour in the wine and cook until it has reduced by half, about 2 minutes.
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Pour in the wine, and cook, stirring, until it's absorbed, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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Slowly pour in the milk and cook, whisking constantly, until thick, 8 to 10 minutes.
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Pour in the egg mixture, tilting the skillet slightly to distribute mixture evenly around the skillet.
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Then he sat back and watched the coverage pour in, sweeping visitors towards his online store.
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Pour in half of cornstarch slurry and toss to coat (slurry should cling to vegetables). 5.
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I just had to remove one, pour in the pills, replace it and close the door.
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Next pour in your homemade pink Frappuccino, and top it all off with some whipped cream.
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Hillary Clinton supporters are growing nervous as votes pour in for Donald Trump on Election Night.
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Make sure the garlic is evenly distributed around the pan, then pour in the egg mixture.
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In a separate large zip-lock bag, pour in the sorbet mixture and seal tightly. 4.
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Barbare—I was calling her that now—wanted us to pour in a glass of water.
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U.S. stocks will face a major test in coming weeks as first-quarter earnings pour in.
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Slowly pour in the milk mixture while whisking constantly and cook until thick, about 3 minutes.
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But that caused more smoke to pour in, he said, so they closed the windows again.
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The rain continued to pour in the afternoon, and there were few people to be seen.
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And that was a beautiful scene on November 8th as those states started to pour in.
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And the money from those gilded television contracts — oh, good God, that money would pour in.
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As aid began to pour in, neighbors across this blistered landscape tried to help one another.
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Industrial waste and sewage pour in from open drains, as clouds of foam float on its surface.
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With Leicester hosting Everton on Saturday afternoon, the plaudits are bound to pour in from all sides.
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While whisking vigorously, pour in the olive oil and continue whisking until it emulsifies into a vinaigrette.
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They kicked the wheels, and all of a sudden a slew of offers began to pour in.
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You could have 650m people pour in...You triple the size of our country in one week.
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First fill a mason jar or similar vessel halfway with coffee grounds and pour in the Campari.
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Slowly pour in the remaining 1/4 cup sugar and beat until the meringue forms stiff peaks.
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Pour in honey and bring to a simmer, then remove from heat and let cool slightly. 3.
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Pour in some water and the system will heat it up, cooking the foodstuffs in the process.
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As the accolades pour in, his mind turns to a mystery that has haunted him for years.
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Pour in the egg mixture and allow the eggs to set ever so slightly, about 30 seconds.
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U.S. stocks will also face a major test in coming weeks as first-quarter earnings pour in.
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Tributes continue to pour in from industry figures, including Billy Idol, Bryan Adams, Joe Satriani, and other.
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Montana is a big state, so it could take a while for the results to pour in.
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As soon as the water returns to a boil, pour in about 1 cup of cold water.
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After the trailer was posted, thousands of portfolios started to pour in from all over the world.
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Pour in the white wine and sherry vinegar and cook until reduced by half, about 5 minutes.
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Right-wing money will pour in to their states for pro-Kavanaugh (and pro-Trump) TV ads.
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Once the caped ushers welcome us, we head to the upper levels to watch people pour in.
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After the announcement, praise for the decision continues to pour in from both sides of the aisle.
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Not long after Turing acquired the drug, reports began to pour in about patients with skyrocketing co-pays.
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Set a medium-mesh sieve over a measuring cup with a spout and pour in the egg mixture.
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Once removed from heat, slowly pour in the cheesecake JELL-O pudding to the pudding mixture while stirring.
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Pour in strained vegetable broth and cook, stirring frequently, until rice is cooked and creamy, about 20 minutes.
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Then I pour in a can of crushed tomatoes, add some garlic salt and pepper, and voila, dinner.
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If Mr Mnangagwa makes headway with both economic and political reforms, financial assistance and investment could pour in.
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Working quickly, pour in ¼ cup batter, coaxing it into a round shape with the back of a spoon.
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Plans cooked up in Brussels, meanwhile, are too ambitious, leaving governments to squabble while the migrants pour in.
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But Arnold said he's focused on the long term, adding that over time the money will pour in.
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Pour in the fermented tofu mixture and, when it begins to boil, return the kangkong to the wok.
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"We are beginning as more resources pour in to do more methodical search and clear operations," he said.
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It doesn't matter how slowly you go because if you pour in too much, the bucket will overflow.
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Pour in 200 ml water or vegetable stock, then cover and simmer on low heat for 20 minutes.
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Open the slit with your fingers, and with a spoon, pour in a tablespoon of raspberry jam. 8.
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Tributes pour in for 'Queen of Soul' Aretha Franklin Grande talked to Fallon about meeting the musical legend.
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But money began to pour in online — crucial for a campaign that has been outspent at every junction.
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As government support for entrepreneurs continues to pour in, the Peruvian startup ecosystem is entering a new phase.
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Always, we waited for money to appear, as if it might pour in on a beam of sunshine.
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Meanwhile, support for the forecasters continued to pour in on social media from meteorologists and other weather experts.
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Tributes to Mary Tyler Moore, the iconic actress who died on Wednesday at 80, continue to pour in.
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Then the outraged calls and emails and tweets would pour in, demanding that the college disavow Deathburger values.
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Turn machine on and pour in the ice water through the feed tube in a slow, steady stream.
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But as the vote counts started to pour in, the incumbent PML-N party strongly objected to the results.
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Everyone's Statements Pour In: April 28, 2018 By the wee hours of the morning, Fyre Festival was officially canceled.
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Several workers told BuzzFeed News they weren't notified about evacuation plans until rain began to pour in the fields.
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Results continued to pour in during the week and were more or less in line or better than expectations.
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"We're not going to pour in huge amounts of money until we can correct all these things," Cole said.
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Soon, hordes of customers will pour in through the doors, demanding that you quickly serve them their favorite meal.
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Pour in 1/2 cup sugar, the wine, salt, and orange zest, and stir until the sugar dissolves. 6.
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Pour in 1/4 cup of batter, and spread to completely cover the bottom of the pan with batter.
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"At the longer tenors, we saw money pour in from retirement funds and insurance companies, as well," said Jain.
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Adam West may have passed away last week, but memorials to the iconic Batman actor continue to pour in.
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Now, as votes pour in today, there will be 500 Justice Department representatives in 28 states, monitoring the polls.
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Tributes to the late Nancy Reagan continue to pour in from every corner of Hollywood following her death Sunday.
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Pro tip: Keep this page bookmarked because we'll be updating it regularly with the sales as they pour in.
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In the conurbations in question, the number of households is rising fast as hordes of ambitious millennials pour in.
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Carefully remove the glass cup from the microwave and immediately pour in the cream (it will bubble up violently).
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Just pour in the kernels, stick the bowl in the microwave, and pop the corn sans a paper bag.
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Since accusations started to pour in about Toback in October, the police have launched a criminal investigation into Toback.
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And with millions of dollars from outside groups expected to pour in, both parties see the race as winnable.
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Today, while sponsor dollars still pour in, mounting global criticism is undercutting some of the glamour of the Games.
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They pour in at once to the quaint downtown, where dozens of tour buses await, like a standing army.
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Here are seven things to watch — other than the presidential race — as the results pour in on Tuesday night.
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Mr. Thompson said he had witnessed people hold open exit doors to let fellow passengers pour in without paying.
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The Washington team has been awful this season, allowing its opponents to pour in almost 120 points per game.
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Thousands of people are now living in tents and shelters as donations of food and clothing begin to pour in.
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Plug it in, add grounds or a coffee pod, pour in some water, push a button and voila — instant espresso.
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Pour in the remaining 1 ¾ cups broth and bump the heat back to medium-high until the liquid is simmering.
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Though he no longer owns the business he built piece by piece, he will still see the investment pour in.
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As searchers continue to look for the plane's fuselage and vital flight data and cockpit voice recorders, developments pour in.
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But Kushner and Trump have freed up those old restrictions and opened the floodgates to let the money pour in.
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Pour in the hot water, put the lid on and wait a bit for the oils and such to extract.
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Twelve percent of those surveyed add Worcestershire sauce to curry, 9 percent include egg, and 2 percent pour in cola.
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"Play a Stevie Wonder song, smoke some flight bro/ Crack a pint of Act then pour in some Sprite bro."
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They said, no, you can't do that, because then people are going to pour in before the toughness goes on.
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Of course, it will take a while for real-world results that haven't been produced by Lytro to pour in.
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As the results pour in Tuesday night, she plans to play "Primary Bingo" to take everyone's mind off the stakes.
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Postings searching for someone go up almost daily, as messages pour in to the page's in-box and community tab.
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But water continues to flow in, no matter how many holes have been blocked, water still continues to pour in.
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The bottom line: Breast cancer research is expected to get more and more personalized as research continues to pour in.
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Then the attackers left, but moments later, thick black smoke from a fire they had set started to pour in.
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Congratulatory calls pour in from the nationalist leaders of Hungary, the Czech Republic, Poland, Italy, Austria — and the United States.
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It was only then that he stopped playing dead and began watching the tributes to him pour in on television.
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You simply pour in cold water, which causes a chemical reaction with a heating element that heats the food inside.
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Others are pumpkin-spiced coffees, and all you have to do is pour in your non-dairy beverage of choice.
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He added that as the threats continued to pour in, he left New York and traveled to Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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Because as the celebratory anniversary articles pour in, it's worth remembering that they certainly didn't rescue the Sheffield I knew.
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Almost as soon as Ms Sirleaf formed a government, foreign aid began to pour in, along with advice from Western experts.
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Then pour in the BACARDÍ Superior rum and fill the shaker with half-cubed ice, followed by some half-crushed ice.
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Tributes pour in Fans camped out by Paisley Park, the artist's home and recording studio, leaving bouquets of flowers and signs.
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In a large bowl, pour in one cup of the rice flour, salt, mushroom powder, and baking powder, if using. 2.
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Around 0003,000 people have filed claims with the government that their school defrauded them, and new applications continue to pour in.
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The litany of "thoughts and prayers" that began to pour in on Twitter — we knew those were on the way, too.
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So be sure to bookmark this page because we'll be adding more sales as the good ones continue to pour in.
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Shortly after the PSD government took power, at 10 PM on January 31, texts began to pour in from Ursuleanu's friends.
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At each step, the startup gets a new infusion of cash as a new batch of investors pour in new money.
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You must first combine the sugar and egg yolks and whisk them into a froth before you pour in the cream.
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In 133 to 213 minutes, pour in all cleaned leeks and sliced onions, and reduce the heat down to medium-low.
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Pour in the tomato juice mixture, stick in the other chili half and a celery stick, and you're good to go.
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Reactions from the famous celebrities featured in the video have started to pour in — and they're strange, to say the least.
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Subtle crosshatching and motifs of foliage, flowers and butterflies come to light when sunbeams pour in at just the right angles.
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More than 160,000 people have claimed to the government that their school defrauded them, and new applications continue to pour in.
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Pour in the entire bowl of onions; they should cover the meat and reach up to the top of the pan.
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The jokes don't land and the complaints pour in to advertisers that mistakenly believed they had a stellar campaign on their hands.
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However, taxes from Macau's six casino operators - which account for more than 1003 percent of government revenue annually - continue to pour in.
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READ MORE: Tributes pour in for Thai King Nearby Charoen Krung Road, one of the city's oldest thoroughfares, was packed with mourners.
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A pact with South-East Asian neighbours, which comes into full force in 2018, could see cheap cars pour in from Thailand.
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After his first big role in a play on London's West End, Corden watched the offers pour in — for his co-stars.
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Amazon responded by slashing prices on diapers, pressuring Quidsi's margins and making investors in the upstart reluctant to pour in more cash.
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In a separate bowl, pour in the mustard, egg yolk, apple cider vinegar, and the juice of half a lemon and stir.
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Though of course Twitter's stance won't fix the rest of a broken system where money continues to pour in and pollute politics.
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At regular intervals, they would pour in more Tabasco and because we weren't allowed to swallow, we were all drooling like crazy.
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Expect both sides to pour in tons of money during that time, especially Republicans who view this as a must-win seat.
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Pour in the milk and cream, reduce the heat to medium-low, and continue whisking until thick, about 5 to 7 minutes.
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In Hong Kong, where women pour in to take jobs helping families as domestic workers, Nicole's experience is just one of many.
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Tributes to McCain continued to pour in from former US presidents, members of Congress and foreign leaders while Trump golfed on Sunday.
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That's it—he sits in the dining room and enjoys the few moments of being by himself before the crowds pour in.
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Millions of dark money dollars would pour in for TV ads blasting Mr. Manchin for going against the wishes of their president.
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Police officers pour in from all over Scotland, and gridlock becomes commonplace on the pedestrianized Royal Mile, the Old Town's main street.
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But after Dr. Reed and her husband went public — interviewed by newspapers, magazines and TV news shows — reports began to pour in.
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The interesting thing about Mr. Parnell's race is that the Democratic Party did not pour in money and resources to help him.
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More than 160,000 people have made this claim against their school to the Education Department, and new applications continue to pour in.
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Besides pilgrims, Westerners pour in for the town's annual yoga festival or to study in its many ashrams and ayurvedic medicine institutes.
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Within hours, support from all over the world started to pour in -- ending up with more than $380,000 for the hardworking elderly gentleman.
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The deal has seen most of the sanctions lifted, loosening the noose on the country's economy and allowing foreign investment to pour in.
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Tributes have started to pour in for Kimbo Slice, the legendary bearded American Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter who has died aged 42.
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"The technique, which we call 'opening,' is an explosion caused by the oil we pour in abundance on the paint," Blanchard tells Creators.
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Captions began to pour in with support and love for the new hair color, with some even making comparisons to her mother, Sharon.
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Despite the initial outpouring of support for the publication that saw millions in funding pour in, some of the remaining staff feel forgotten.
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After a year of competition, the price of Brent crude closed at $52.20 a barrel, and congratulations began to pour in on Twitter.
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Alitalia needs money to invest in its long-haul business, but its existing Italian shareholders are unwilling to pour in any more cash.
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As we celebrate Dhoni's leadership and his service to Indian cricket over the last decade, the accolades and adulation continue to pour in.
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"After a mild Saturday, chilly air will pour in Sunday across the interior Northeast to go along with the stormy weather," Vido said.
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They are worried that a flood of refined sugar will pour in, rather than the raw sugar needed to keep U.S. mills running.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed a June 2019 cut-off date for any new complaints, but claims continue to pour in.
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Chipotle CEO Steve Ells spoke at an investor conference last week, promising to pour in more marketing dollars to win back customers trust.
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She would run a big tub, pour in lots of bath salts, and as she soaked she would shout defiance at the wall.
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Pour in the egg mixture then scatter over the tomatoes, chile slices, and dill fronds, lightly pressing them into the eggs to submerge.
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Pennsylvania — the second-closest battleground in 260 after Ohio — perennially tempts Republicans to pour in resources in hopes of expanding the electoral map.
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On the final trading day of the week, corporate earnings continued to pour in, with several key brands releasing their latest financial reports.
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Pour six cups of salted water into a pot, bring it to a boil, reduce the heat, and pour in your Banza rice.
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As results pour in, the eyes of the country will largely be trained on the state amid the national implications of the race.
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Susaki city officials initially turned a blind eye toward them — until complaints about the mascot's antics began to pour in from around Japan.
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It is easy to forget, as the tributes to Mr. Bush pour in, that these Cold War partnerships were not without their bumps.
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Then reports from other states began to pour in, saying that the same I.P. addresses appeared to be probing their voter-registration networks.
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After all, the iconic International Ballroom is where the annual Golden Globes Awards telecast takes place, and celebrities pour in, year after year.
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Tributes pour in for 'Queen of Soul' Aretha Franklin Her family thanked friends and fans for their support as Franklin received hospice care.
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RELATED: Tributes pour in for 'Queen of Soul' Aretha Franklin Stevie Wonder, Fantasia Barrino-Taylor, and Chaka Khan are also set to perform.
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On the released couple's Instagram account, where they have nearly 30,000 followers, messages began to pour in expressing relief at their safe return.
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Tributes continue to pour in for Carrie Fisher, who died Tuesday morning at age 60, days after a heart attack during a flight.
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Once in Houston, my family and I watched in shock at the scenes of flooding that started to pour in on the news.
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The Pour In its wineries, Familia Torres, a global producer, fights climate change by lowering emissions; in its vineyards, the company tries to adapt.
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That client puts all of her businesses expenses on her cards, along with any other costs she can, to watch her points pour in.
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But these four funds have raised more than $310 million, with more money continuing to pour in as the campaign enters its final weeks.
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News of Kylie Jenner's reported pregnancy took the internet by storm on Friday afternoon, and the stories continued to pour in over the weekend.
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They stoke the oven, marinate the goat, pour in liquid to half its depth, cover it in banana leaves, and let it cook overnight.
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I pour in a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar and enjoy the slightly tangy, silky broth, and I eat an Asian pear for dessert.
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With reactions continuing to pour in (Calvin Harris, we're waiting for you) it seems as if this is a beef that will never end.
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When you've been out in the sun, have a cool bath and pour in Earl Grey tea (leave the bags in the bath too).
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In cramped second-story storefronts, tourists from the Chinese mainland pour in to browse and purchase books on prominent figures of China's Communist Party.
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The launch of the campaign sent ripples of excitement throughout the massive online network of Weird Al fans and donations began to pour in.
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This week, N.O.R.E. and Pharrell Williams team up again, tributes to Thelonious Monk start to pour in, and Robert Plant unleashes a dark vision.
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A lot of tasks pour in, and now I'm running out of time since a lot of people won't be on after going home.
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Put the larger rocks in first, and you can then pour in plenty of sand to fill in all the gaps around the rocks.
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As I cared for him and admired him, he became a living vessel to pour in an unconditional love I didn't realize I had.
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If 2016 really has been as terrible as the memes would have it, everything should remain fresh, should remain salt to pour in wounds.
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Photos from Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth's intimate wedding ceremony are continuing to pour in, and on Thursday the star's mom Tish shared family portraits.
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Posts and their responses pour in so fast that even being away from Slack for a couple of hours can leave you feeling hopelessly behind.
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After a civil war ends somewhere, Western donors often pour in more money than the damaged state can absorb, and pull back when results disappoint.
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Simply take it out of the freezer, pour in your favorite libation, wait 60 seconds, and voilà — you've got crisp, cold liquid refreshment sans dilution.
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But BeeHex's printer is set up so restaurants can pour in pre-made ingredients, like pizza dough, that will be pumped out through multiple nozzles.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)When the results pour in on Tuesday night, Donald Trump may notch his first real victory of the 2016 election cycle.
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Posts and their responses pour in so fast that, even being away from Slack for a couple of hours can leave you feeling hopelessly behind.
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Once people found out the center was serving as a shelter, word spread quickly on social media and donations started to pour in, he said.
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Those remarks appeared to resonate with Trump, who is growing frustrated with Saudi Arabia as negative headlines continue to pour in about the Khashoggi plot.
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Last week, the AIDS Health Foundation, one of the primary backers of the measure, promised to pour in $10 million to help garner more support.
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But after the 2013 case, which was widely covered by the news media, reports began to pour in, and by September 43 there were 285.
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Did you know that when a soup recipe calls for adding wine, generally you'll pour in 1 teaspoon of wine to every cup of soup?
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Support for the American Red Cross, Salvation Army and other groups continues to pour in as organizations and celebrities lead fundraising campaigns for Houston's evacuees.
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Support immediately began to pour in from sympathetic neighbors and friends who jumped at the chance to donate items to the students of Monte Cristo Elementary.
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Chips and other components pour in, mostly from other Asian countries; they are assembled in China; the finished devices are then sent all over the world.
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Assets continued to pour in under his immediate successors and the fund reached more than $100bn, making it by far the biggest mutual fund in 2000.
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Then they discovered that nobody actually wants to kick an unwanted piano to the curb, and after spreading the word, donated pianos began to pour in.
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DONATIONS POUR IN FOR SICK VETERAN WHO TRIED TO SELL HEARING AIDS ON FACEBOOK TO PAY FOR CAR "Be mindful of your body," Tom Garey said.
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In a large bowl, whisk together the sugar, cornstarch, salt, and lemon zest, then pour in the jam, lemon juice, and vanilla, and stir until smooth.
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It started to pour in through the garage of her elderly parents' home in Dickinson, Texas, where the family had gathered to ride out Hurricane Harvey.
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Many of the pairs are available for between $300 and $500, yet those pairs are moving quickly up the price ladder as more bids pour in.
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Of course, Bridenstine had not made his announcement for more than a minute when suggestions start to pour in about what to name the Mars Helicopter.
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The risk, its proponents privately point out, is that no new investments will pour in, Jordan's economy will continue to languish and local resentment will grow.
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You then select a cocktail recipe, and the app superimposes a guide on the glass showing how much of each ingredient you need to pour in.
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Dakar is growing, having almost doubled in size in the past decade as people pour in from the countryside and nearby nations in search of jobs.
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During the races, held in January, thousands of fans pour in to watch racers hurl themselves down the icy slopes, followed by long bouts of partying.
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Created by accident, or by baristas experimenting with new drinks, these striped beverages start with a glass of heated milk and then pour in the espresso.
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Pour in soy sauce, sake and sugar, mix well, and simmer for 2 hours, or until all moisture is gone and the locusts are candied. 5.
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Now, veils of silence in legislative chambers are lifting as public disavowals and calls for resignations pour in against the accused, even from fellow party members.
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Simply add the appropriate amount of coffee to the bottom of the carafe, pour in hot water, and seal the pitcher using the French press lid.
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More funding can pour in from outside donors — public entities and private citizens who want to give money to help solve the crime, Mr. Pollini said.
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Just pour in your choice of cereal in the inner cup and milk on the outer container, and voilá, you're ready to crunch wherever you go.
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Bank earnings continued to pour in before-the-bell Wednesday, with Bank of America posting better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings of 74 cents per share.
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They pour in around the clock, roughly a thousand a day: from poets and bricklayers, from politicians and psychiatrists, from laypeople and Nobel Prize winners alike.
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All of a sudden they were being hailed as stars in the making, and the offers began to pour in from labels (they signed to Island/Universal).
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Hindu nationalist BJP are surpassing even the most optimistic predictions as election results pour in from across the country today.
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Beyoncé and JAY-Z still have yet to confirm the birth of their new twins, but well wishes continue to pour in from all their closest friends.
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As tributes continue to pour in across social media, a fitting hashtag has been adopted to honor Brown, #SmileLikeBrownie, which alludes to one of his defining characteristics.
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Tributes pour in As news of the director's death emerged, many took to social media platforms to express their condolences, including former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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Brewing coffee with the machine works like this: Simply pour in your beans, hit the "Brew" button, and sit back while the coffee maker works its magic.
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Some devices allow users to pour in their own liquid or stuff in their own wax or herbs, while other devices simply include disposable pre-filled cartridges.
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Like the rest of the states on the West Coast, Washington can take days to finish its final count, publishing updates as the last ballots pour in.
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More supplies are expected to arrive on Tuesday, as donations continue to pour in from across the U.S. Owen's help couldn't have come at a better time.
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If you've never made tres leches cake, you might be surprised by what looks like a lake in the pan after you pour in the milk syrup.
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Heartbreaking stories of LGBTI persecution around the world pour in far too often, and we must be vigilant about ending the anger and hate fueling these attacks.
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When it's time to eat, they pour in the boiling water, seal the bag, then tuck it into a coat or a beanie to keep things hot.
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On Soccer Germany's players were still embracing on the field, some minutes away from lifting the Confederations Cup trophy, when the congratulatory messages started to pour in.
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With earnings season well underway, Cramer wanted to remind investors of a crucial piece of advice as the results pour in: do not overthink this stock market.
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Residents number only 55,000 now, while 20 million tourists pour in each year, clogging the narrow streets and overflowing the water bus used to navigate the city.
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You pour in the eggs, milk and half-and-half, cook the sausage and put it all in over bread, then let it sit in the refrigerator overnight.
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After, I grab myself a sparkling water and pour in Emergen-C, because someone on my team is sick and I'm convinced this stuff will keep me well.
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The Humane Society of Missouri has been making the rounds in affected areas to rescue pets that got stuck when the devastating flood waters started to pour in.
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Add the sugar to the orange slices, toss to coat, then pour in the wine, Aperol, and lemon juice and toss gently until the sugar is evenly moistened.
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It crunches data from some British Gas customers to anticipate energy-maintenance needs, for example; data also pour in from factory floors and farmers' fields filled with sensors.
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As news of Bergman's death was confirmed, tributes to the late woman began to pour in on Facebook mourning her loss and praising her humor, talent, and loyalty.
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The e-commerce giant is partnering with Shaanxi's government to pour in around $150 million into the province, where JD.com will build the headquarters for its logistics operations.
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If he stays healthy for the rest of this season, there's a solid chance max-contract offers will pour in from teams unsure about their point guard situations.
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Steps away is a octagon-shaped sun room with walls of huge glass windows on all sides – allowing light to pour in at all hours of the day.
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Preseason games are pretty meaningless, of course, but he did manage to pour in 33 points on just 16 shots in two games against the Golden State Warriors.
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But it must be comforting to know that when he needs a little ego boost, he can switch them on, and just watch all the likes pour in.
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It would also turn Lafayette Street into a car-free bus highway, bringing the traffic that will pour in from the Williamsburg Bridge up north to Union Square.
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National Democrats, while helping to pour in money, are taking pains to keep the race at arm's length, figuring their presence could hurt rather than help Mr. Jones.
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As of Monday, it had helped more than 100 New Yorkers in this (possibly) final push, with applications continuing to pour in, according to project founder Sarah Ludwig.
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"Millions of New Yorkers are breathing unhealthy air as smog pollution continues to pour in from other states," New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said in a statement.
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Tributes pour in A number of fans gathered to mourn Goo at a makeshift memorial in front of the hospital where she was taken in Seoul's Gangnam district.
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And here's how President Trump can make a difference once the storm ends and estimates start to pour in on just how much money effected areas will need.
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Chris Farmer, Lighthouse's seed investor through his fund SignalFire, says that it was that "founder market fit" that has made him pour in as much money as possible.
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With earnings season well underway, Jim Cramer wanted to remind investors of a crucial piece of advice as the results pour in: do not overthink this stock market.
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We've defended the borders of other nations, while leaving our own borders wide open, for anyone to cross, and for drugs to pour in at a now unprecedented rate.
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We've defended the borders of other nations, while leaving our own borders wide open, for anyone to cross -- and for drugs to pour in at a now unprecedented rate.
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There, "the seventh kid of a middle class family" marveled at the endless parade of celebrities and their luxury cars that would pour in and out of the driveway.
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As tributes to the singer pour in and his music is remembered, below we take a look at some TV and movies that featured Bowie's work in memorable ways.
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It's nothing like the summers, when hordes of tourists pour in, bringing their children to ride roller coasters in Hershey Park and see the lampposts shaped like Hershey's Kisses.
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While four major partners, including Mitsubishi, Anglo American and Rio Tinto have pulled out, he is hopeful a fresh wave of investment will pour in with an approved permit.
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They also worry that deep-pocketed conservative groups such as the Koch network could pour in money to keep Republicans in power as a check against a Clinton administration.
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The most popular way to prepare the concoction is to dump out half of a two-liter bottle of coke and pour in a bottle of cheap red wine.
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As the bad news continued to pour in about COVID-19 and its economic implications, I began second guessing myself and worrying that I had made the wrong choice.
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For years, NATO's planning and doctrine have seemed hopelessly rooted in old images of Russian military invasions into the Fulda Gap, the German lowlands where tanks could pour in.
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Every time it uses the term — which it does frequently, given the alt-right's ties to Donald Trump — letters pour in, social media ignites and the comments section overflows.
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Data shows that two years after the worst of the raw materials slump is over, investors are still not ready to pour in fresh funds despite a price rally.
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We've defended the borders of other nations, while leaving our own borders wide open, for anyone to cross — and for drugs to pour in at a now unprecedented rate.
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Then there are the hashtags, which is where it might be worth employing the services of something like Tweetdeck so you can see search results pour in in real time.
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With 238 goals allowed during the aforementioned three-game run and only two scored, heavy criticism began to pour in from those who watched the team stumble through the week.
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Watching the Gamergate tweets pour in, Wetherell brought up his concerns in therapy and then discussed them with a small circle of engineers working in social media at the time.
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It was only a week ago that I counted Jay out of the game, but now I'm seeing some daylight pour in through the cracks of this nine-person alliance.
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Meanwhile, an outpouring of support, condolences and tributes continue to pour in after his death — with Bennington's bandmate Mike Shinoda writing that he was "shocked and heartbroken" by the news.
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Because the rebels had failed to seize railway stations and ports, the British were able to pour in reinforcements, amounting to 16,000 or so by the end of the week.
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Tributes to Kapoor began to pour in on Monday, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Ram Nath Kovind offering condolences on his death and applauding his contribution to cinema.
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When gifts pour in, you can use a chunk of that to fluff up your savings account and save the rest for the next big purchase in your life.5.
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In September it voluntarily recalled more than two million Note 7s following reports that some caught fire, but as the reports continued to pour in it canceled the phone entirely.
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Of course, you'll still have to walk over to the thing, grind the coffee, put it and a filter in the machine, and pour in your desired amount of water.
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The last shot alone — in which Hannah leaves Chuck's apartment after he reveals his true self, as a stream of symbolic anonymous women pour in — is a serious gut punch.
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Nearly 9,000 communities across all 50 states that were previously left behind are seeing new waves of investment pour in along with new jobs and a renewed sense of hope.
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One of the nicest things about something objectively good happening to you is the shower of excitable messages that pour in from friends and family once you've broken the news.
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I propose that Trump pay the $5.7 billion himself, and then the U.S. will repay him (with a nice interest rate) as the Mexican payments for the wall pour in.
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Even on a gray afternoon, floods of light pour in through the windows, and the landscape runs right up to meet you on the other side of the curtain wall.
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Curated by NatGeo's editors around the theme of nature, we have a selection of the early entries to the contest, which will pour in until it closes on June 30.
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I need a place to get a manicure and eat and people just pour in with great suggestions and I feel like it was the same with the gluten-free thing.
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Simply pour in some rosé, close the lid, shake, and then blow bubbles – but don't blow them too far, or your tongue may not be able to catch them in time.
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My people pour in, sit on the floor or on the steps to the second floor, engage in sometimes raucous debate — and swamp the regulars' slate of delegates with our own.
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As tributes pour in for Troy Gentry following his tragic death in a helicopter crash, one friend is remembering the Montgomery Gentry singer's powerful presence both on and off the stage.
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DONATIONS POUR IN FOR FLORIDA WOMAN WHO LOST BABY, THEN HER ARMS AND LEGS Lawson was hired by the district in 2014 and had a clean record, district officials told FOX13.
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Support continues to pour in from across the state and across the country for the victims of Monday's horrific school bus crash in Chattanooga, Tennessee, that killed six elementary school children.
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Covering 1,100 square feet, the pavilion appears substantial, with thick, smooth walls and an even thicker roof panel, or canopy, that allows the elements to pour in through three large oculi.
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It's a 1- to 2-ounce espresso shot, 6 (ish) ounces of steamed milk, and a bit of foam that mixes with the espresso crema as you pour in the milk.
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As Category 21 Hurricane Barry closes in on Louisiana's coastline, reports of widespread power outages, flooding, United States Coast Guard rescues, and damages pour in along with heavy winds and rain.
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Either the natural disasters themselves, or the explosive meltdowns of three of the plant's six reactors that followed, are believed to have cracked the buildings' basements, allowing groundwater to pour in.
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Grade: A- You're supposed to pan-fry these in oil for two minutes or until golden brown, and then pour in a third of a cup of water and steam them.
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Car companies like Volkswagen, General Motors or Toyota are among the last employers that operate vast factories where thousands of workers pour in and out of the gates at shift changes.
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In several special elections to fill seats vacated by appointed Cabinet officials, Republicans had to pour in millions more in campaign dollars to beat Democrats by notably smaller margins than before.
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Money began to pour in for public housing and better infrastructure, and in 2000 Puerto Rico got its own constitution, which contained an unusual provision meant to reassure prospective bond buyers.
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If anything, it's the beginning of an iced coffee renaissance, because now you've got access to all sorts of seasonal creamers to pour in that glorious cup of chilled bean juice.
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Donations Pour In to Band From Black College That Will Play at Inauguration The Talladega College Marching Tornadoes have been under fire for agreeing to perform in the Trump inaugural parade.
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Condemnations over the recent events and violence from the international community have begun to pour in, coming at a time when Jammeh's regime has been trying to regain favor with world powers.
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I use some of the ingredients from yesterday's grocery buy (frozen spinach, eggs, onions), and pour in milk, add in sautéed onions, and crumble the bacon from today's breakfast into the mix.
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Once the party does anoint Rubio as the last, best hope to defeat Trump and Cruz, money will pour in and delegate-rich states like New York, Pennsylvania and California will follow.
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As messages of support from family and friends alike continue to pour in for actress Carrie Fisher after her life-threatening heart attack, one tribute is breaking hearts all across the Internet.
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Leading scorer Evan Fournier looks as if he wants to finish strong, scoring at least 20 points in six straight games and overcoming a wrist injury to pour in 23 against Indiana.
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Xiaomi relies on Qualcomm's image-processing engine — which happens to be exact area where companies like Apple, Samsung, and LG pour in their biggest investments to improve — and that holds it back.
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Pour in your choice of chocolate or vanilla, organic bases from Blue Marble, add mix-ins from an array of 25, and in less than 10 minutes your soft serve is ready.
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The company's Unite Us-developed social care platform should aid in the process of deciding which community organizations to provide with funding as information on member usage rates and satisfaction pour in.
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While the blender is running, slowly pour in the cold lime juice and 1/4 cup ice-cold water until it emulsifies into a thick spread that has the consistency of mayonnaise.
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Only a trickle of Chinese pass into Kazakhstan as throngs of Kazakhs pour in the other direction to shop for clothing, toys and electronic goods, many of them counterfeit, in Chinese shops.
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The Pour In the distant, cobwebbed past of the early 1980s, when I was first learning about wine, the choices were not so different from what they had been 100 years before.
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Didi Chuxing, the ride-sharing company that bought Uber out of China, is a private company and does not disclose its financial results, but its valuation is rising as investors pour in.
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Nipsey Hussle slaying: From street gangs to police and lawmakers, tributes pour in For that reason, a scramble for tickets is expected to his memorial at the Staples Center, which seats 21,000.
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While global assets invested in ETFs topped $20083 trillion earlier this year and money continues to pour in from retail investors seeking investment diversity with low fees, elite institutional investors are another story.
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And as nominations for this year's 50 Most Beautiful continue to pour in, we thought we'd share some of the delightful comments and most stunning stats about this year's crop of 21625 hopefuls.
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"There is likely some profit taking since reaching almost $5,000 on bitcoin, but the amount of fresh capital that continues to pour in suggests this is not the start of a trend reversal."
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"He brings a fingertip feel and familiarity to the region that will serve our interests much better, but it doesn't necessarily mean we'll pour in a whole bunch more troops," said Vice Adm.
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With the private market in the midst of a cooling and public investors unwilling to pay up for risky, money-losing businesses, venture capitalists are hoping that cash continues to pour in from acquirers.
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While revenues from oil may pour in to Saudi Arabia from the Western customers, that money has enabled it to buy arms to maintain, defend and enhance the kingdom's influence in the Middle East.
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Pour in the wine and cook, stirring to dissolve any of the brown bits that may still be on the bottom of the pot (the juice from the onions will have dissolved most already).
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As these new projects, many of whom are well-funded thanks to ICOs, rush to fix Bitcoin's issues of scalability, privacy and governance, millions of dollars, both crowdfunded and VC-based, will pour in.
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The 33-year-old mother, who has a 10-year-old son and 2-year-old daughter, never expected for her post to go viral and for money and other donations to pour in.
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Trading volume is expected to be light, with many markets in Asia and Europe closed for Labor Day, but will pick up through the week as major earnings reports and economic data pour in.
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"To use [F]romaggio, users simply pour in milk, culture and rennet, choose from a default cheese setting or customize their own, and [F]romaggio automatically handles the rest," reads the company's press release.
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As more and more reports from American hospital workers on the dire lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) pour in, people outside of the medical equipment supply chain are looking for ways to help.
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Hazzard, a guard who helped UC Irvine win an NCAA Tournament game last season, came off the bench to pour in 14 points in the first half to tie his scoring high at Arizona.
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The invading troops will be slowed but not stopped by Norwegian forces (and those US Marines stationed in the area), while thousands of reinforcements from NATO bases elsewhere in Europe begin to pour in.
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House Democrats, hoping to continue their momentum, are planning to pour in more money as part of an effort to drive up Democratic turnout, according to an official with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Now the consensus is that only the implosion of the weakest can lift returns so that investors become willing to pour in more money, allowing the Indian champions to take on the likes of Amazon.
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Nearly a week after Linkin Park's Chester Bennington was found dead of a suicide by hanging, tributes from his fellow rock stars continue to pour in—most recently from My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way.
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"Our country has enough difficulty right now without letting the Syrians pour in," the presumptive Republican nominee said in an interview on the National Border Patrol Council podcast Sunday morning, as first reported by BuzzFeed.
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As we told you ... Mayor Pete's got a wide variety of celebs supporting him, as does Elizabeth Warren, and there's still a lot of time for more of that sweet Hollywood money to pour in.
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That reality has prompted the DCCC to pour in about $1.6 million into the race to attack Baugh, as well as about $85033,000 to boost a lesser-known Republican to try and split GOP votes.
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The public declarations of support continued to pour in until he had well over the 50 percent needed to win the election, although the 48-year-old was cagey as to how it all started.
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LONDON, Dec 1 (IFR) - The University of Oxford sold its first ever bond on Friday, coming to market with a rare £750m ultra-long 100-year that saw investors pour in orders of over £2.8bn.
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Aleppo, Syria's industrial center before the war, has emerged as the conflict's latest high-stakes battleground as the warring parties pour in fighters and resources to try to strike a definitive blow against their foes.
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The new evidence, which continued to pour in even after the trial began last week, underscores the rapidly evolving case against Trump, a particularly acute risk for Republicans seeking a rapid dismissal of the charges.
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And for the record I also did pour in a little blood, and I sweat a lot and there might have been tears in my trailer, so we have all spilled the same bodily fluids.
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Serves 1 person Ingredients: ⅛ ounce chocolate liqueur, such as Tempus Fugit Creme de Cacao ¼ ounce Cardamaro ½ ounce St. Germain Prosecco Zinnia, for garnish Add ice to a white wine glass and pour in chocolate liqueur.
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Michonne removes herself from the operation, and the team goes forward with a daring gambit to plow a truck through Negan's outer wall, allowing the zombies to pour in and do the work for them.
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Though the company has faced challenges, applicants continue to pour in — last year, Tesla received nearly 500,000 applications for just 2,500 open positions — because employees are interested in dedicating their time to work they care about.
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Just order two to three espresso shots over ice (that's about $2.45 for two shots, $3.05 for three) in a venti cup, then head on over to the condiment counter and pour in some milk. Done.
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"We know he's capable of that," gushed Warriors coach Steve Kerr, who saw Thompson pour in an NBA-record 37 points in the third quarter of a win over the Sacramento Kings in January of 2015.
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Pro tip when using a personal blender: Most have blending cups that turn upside down during the actual blending, so pour in liquid ingredients first so the solids don't stick to the sides of the container.
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In a medium bowl, add the lamb and slowly pour in the peppercorn-infused water, a few drops at a time, and use your hands to mix it in well until the water is fully absorbed.
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Add 6 dumplings with the sealed edges lying flat in the pan, spacing them 1 inch apart, then slowly pour in just enough of the slurry to come one third of the way up the dumplings.
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We wait for the phone to ring with the offers we know will pour in — for how, we ask ourselves, can Hollywood possibly resist a bevy of articulate, middle-aged, chair-sitting typists such as we?
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President Trump on Saturday claimed that money was "beginning to pour in" to NATO, just two days after he gave a speech scolding allies for not paying their fair share at the alliance's headquarters in Brussels.
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Sure enough, there were already Pokémon waiting in line on the first day, ready to pour in and catch some sweet tunes from Car Seat Headrest, a band full of dudes who look like Pokémon trainers.
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Adding protein powder to a bowl of fruit salad will increase the nutritional value of the sugary-snack, but beware — the powder consistency can ruin a perfectly good fruit bowl if you pour in too much.
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But as criticism began to pour in about the novel, starting in December and increasing in volume over the past two weeks, she struggled to understand what about it was so offensive to so many people.
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But as the photos and comments continued to pour in, the challenge soon became a barometer of our views about aging, of how we define beauty, even of what it means to live a purposeful life.
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Start your engines: Black Friday deals for 2018 have already started to pour in a full week early, giving you a chance to get a head start on the sales and leave other customers in the dust.
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There are the moments when enemies pour in from all around and Leon is forced to run away to momentary safety to take a few shots before the distance closes again and other enemies appear from behind.
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Users would have to click on the "Show" button to even read these, which protects them from having to face the stream of unwanted content that can pour in at times when the inbox is left open.
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Just pop open the top, pour in some tap or bottled water, add a few drops of essential oil, plug it in and the SpaRoom Mysto Ultrasonic Essential Oil Diffuser fills the air with your favorite scent.
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"The Democrats want open borders: 'Let everybody pour in, we don't care,'" he said, as the crowd erupted into a chant of "Build the Wall," and mocked a handful of people who tried to protest his policy.
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Heat Activated Color Changing Mug (What the Pug) This quirky, heat sensitive mug looks like a casual black mug when it's cold, then reveals an adorable "What the Pug?" image as you pour in your hot beverage.
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"Millions of New Yorkers are breathing unhealthy air as smog pollution continues to pour in from other states," said New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, who led the coalition of states that filed the lawsuit dated Friday.
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While more details from the explosions at the Brussels Zaventem Airport and the Maalbeek Metro Station station pour in, many stars took to social media to share both their disbelief and condolences for the victims and for Belgium.
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"Another tragedy that should push us again to #EndGunViolence" Emergency calls reporting gunfire in San Bruno, California, at the headquarters of Alphabet Inc's YouTube began to pour in early Tuesday afternoon, according to the city of San Bruno.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Airbnb has seen an 80 percent jump in visitors to Britain in the last year, the home rental firm said on Monday, as travelers pour in to the country to take advantage of the weaker pound.
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I've sat through two-dozen marketing presentations in the past decade about the long-term growth in this segment, which is no joke: naysayers have had to keep quiet while the sales pour in and automakers' profits climb.
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This means the water you pour in the top of the pitcher is funneled down through a carbon filtration system of granulated activated charcoal to remove pesticides, then through an ionic exchange filter that grabs the heavy metals.
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On the streets of Accra — where the population has increased by nearly one million in the last decade, to 2.7 million, as people pour in from the countryside in search of work — optimism can be hard to detect.
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The Timberwolves, who had slid from third to eighth in the conference standings and went 8-21997 without Butler, watched him pour in 22004 points on April 2150 in the club's regular-season finale at home against Denver.
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About halfway through the pilot, information begins to pour in about crimes having nothing to do with the death of Tanner's daughter, and it becomes clear to everyone involved that Sophe truly has the potential to revolutionize crime-solving.
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Washington instead is encouraging private-sector investment and counting on Iraq's Gulf neighbors, particularly Sunni regional heavyweight Saudi Arabia, to pour in money as part of a rapprochement with Baghdad meant to reduce Shi'ite rival Iran's influence in Iraq.
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Back in Switzerland, if Lausanne's $9-bucks-a-bottle price tag makes your wallet burrow even deeper in your back pocket, it gets worse: the average cost of an 11-ounce pour in a restaurant in Lausanne is $17.60.
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MELBOURNE, Nov 2014 (Reuters) - Tributes continued to pour in on Sunday in for Malcolm Young, co-founder of the Australian rock band AC/DC, a day after he died at age 64 after suffering from dementia for several years.
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Meanwhile, GOP leaders and party officials arein the eye of the storm, bracing for impact as more accusations of sexual assault pour in and Trump's rapid-fire attacks on his own party leave a swath of destruction and ruin.
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Washington instead is encouraging private-sector investment and counting on Iraq's Gulf neighbors, particularly Sunni regional heavyweight Saudi Arabia, to pour in money as part of a rapprochement with Baghdad meant to reduce Shi'ite rival Iran's influence in Iraq.
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We will have to see a more harmonized, kind of, legislation across the states, in order to enable more public money, private money to pour in, and all that, I think, is going to happen over the next 100 days.
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Available in Maryland at Bradley Food & Beverage in Bethesda, Edgewater Liquors in Edgewater, Fishpaws Marketplace in Arnold, Montgomery County Wine & Liquor Store in Westwood, the Perfect Pour in Elk Ridge, Pine Orchard Liquors in Ellicott City, Silesia Liquors in Fort Washington.
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The rest of Lithuania's frontiers are utterly friendly -- 281 miles with neighboring Baltic state Latvia and a slim 57 miles with fellow NATO member Poland, the only chokepoint through which NATO aid could pour in the event of a Russian invasion.
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Fed by low interest rates, heavy borrowing and an over-valued rupee currency that, for a time at least, allowed imports to pour in, consumption gave an illusion of growth that has now been replaced by a severe economic hangover.
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By then, the options for dealing with Afghanistan had narrowed to three: pull out, pour in more troops or shift to a covert counterterrorism strategy led by the C.I.A. Mr. Bannon had been a prime advocate of the covert approach.
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Reactions to Secretary of State John Kerry's rebuke of Israel for settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem continue to pour in after his speech Wednesday, which featured a harshness rarely used by American diplomats in discussing a close ally.
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But when the envelopes continued to pour in, Glaub and Parker felt they needed to do something — and so they set out on a mission to get every letter, written by families in need living in their city, answered and fulfilled.
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With a 353% "Fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes from 98 reviews, "Sonic" is currently the third-highest rated video game adaptation, but as more reviews pour in, it seems the Sega-inspired film suffers from the same pitfalls as its predecessors.
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Best Play: Katelyn Ohashi Best Game: Los Angeles Rams defeat the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football Best Male Athlete: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks Accolades continue to pour in for Antetokounmpo, who was named the NBA's most valuable player last month.
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Tributes pour in for the 'Star Wars' legend Just two days before May 4, a day when "May the Fourth" puns run rampant, celebrities and "Star War" fans remember Mayhew as the man who inhabited the Wookie suit dating back to the '70s.
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But unlike the hobbit houses in the Shire, including Bilbo Baggins&apos adorable cottage with its round door and windows, this three-bedroom, two-bath home is open on both "ends," allowing light to pour in during the long daylight hours in summer.
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Profits at S&P 500 companies, seen declining for the first time in three years just a month ago, now appear on course for another quarter of growth as first-quarter results pour in, according to I/B/E/S data from Refinitiv.
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More Coverage From R29: What We Know About The Victims Of The Las Vegas Shooting, So Far 4 Things You Can Do To Help The Victims Of The Las Vegas Shooting "Our Grief Isn't Enough": Responses To Las Vegas Shooting Pour In
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Tillerson made the comments at a Stanford University talk on Wednesday, saying that by the time his staff hand him the printed tweets, early reactions to them have already started to pour in and he's able to plan what to do next.
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Albuquerque, New Mexico (CNN)Donald Trump on Sunday warned his supporters in this border state that Hillary Clinton "wants to let people just pour in," saying without evidence that hundreds of millions of people could enter the US under a Clinton presidency.
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Filmed over the course of a year, that includes highs and lows -- the thrill of victory to the agony of defeat, from O'Rourke's gone-viral response about NFL players kneeling to teary-eyed campaign workers watching election results pour in, dashing their hopes.
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And while salons and barbershops often function as the epicenter of community, as coronavirus developments began to pour in prior to Governor Cuomo's announcement, they were forced to become less of a warm, welcoming environment in order to create a safer one.
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Consequently, train boarding works differently than airplane boarding: Train passengers wait on the platform for the train to arrive and then, when the doors open, pour in — making it possible for a huge crowd to embark in a relatively short amount of time.
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He is caught between seasoned military commanders, who tell him that the road to victory is to pour in more American troops, and skeptical political advisers, who argue that a major deployment is a futile exercise that will leave him politically vulnerable.
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Once the poll numbers and press accolades began to pour in, though, the party put the bills back in action, and added a third, to recall the judges of the Supreme Court so that their successors could be chosen by the Sejm.
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Tributes pour in As news of Annan's death has spread, many are paying tribute to a man who became a global figure as head of the United Nations but was also known by those close to him for his warmth, style and charm.
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And yet flood-hit East Baton Rouge Parish — where 290 percent of residents live below the poverty line — and the rest of Louisiana are expected to ultimately benefit from the rebuilding effort as insurance funds and federal dollars start to pour in.
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And yet flood-hit East Baton Rouge Parish — where 14 percent of residents live below the poverty line — and the rest of Louisiana are expected to ultimately benefit from the rebuilding effort as insurance funds and federal dollars start to pour in.
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And even the polls, although some of them did get it right, but many of them didn't, and that was a beautiful scene on November 8 as those states started to pour in, and we focused very hard in those states and they really reciprocated.
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Then, you pour in the beeswax (which comes in little solid pellets) and facial oil, which smells like sweet lavender — one of the 7 essential oils, though it's also infused with sweet almond, apricot kernel, avocado, jojoba, rosehip, and carrot seed oils — into the beaker.
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"If you were to step back and just look at what has happened in terms of banking — with the unbundling of the banks, we've watched venture capitalists pour in money and we're seeing the number of 'unicorns' marching towards going public increase," Ms. Grandi said.
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The festival, in which a parade of torch-bearing demons makes its way down a snow-covered mountain, swells Oga's population by nearly 30 percent as tourists pour in, hoping straw from the demons' capes - believed to be lucky - will fall near them during the smoky procession.
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NEW YORK, April 6 (Reuters) - The rockiest U.S. stock market in two years will meet a major test in the coming weeks as first-quarter earnings pour in, with expectations that tax cuts will help Corporate America show its biggest quarterly profit growth in seven years.
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On fight night, it's apparent that Tsagouris has indeed sold her share of tickets—either through personal sales, or indirectly as one of the reasons a fan is in their seat, as chants of "Sandy!" begin to pour in when it's apparent her bout is up next.
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The other members were unaware of this until last summer, when an auditor let fly a bolt from the blue: The fund had racked up two straight years of losses, and the co-op had to pour in more than $1 million to keep it flush.
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The procedure is pretty simple: you load in the pod into its adapter (sold separately) or pour in and tamp down some coffee grinds, you fill the reservoir with hot water, then you start pumping the piston located in the center of the coffeemaker in and out.
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With momentum on his side, Father John Misty very easily could have cranked out 12 lushly arranged songs about doing drugs in Los Angeles, called his new record I Love You, Honeybear 2.0, and let the money pour in until he was up to his beard in cash.
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Khaled Mohammad, a nurse anesthetist working in a clinic in Madaya supported by Doctors Without Borders, said weak and collapsing patients had continued to pour in to the health center as people gathered to receive the aid, which he said included fava beans, sugar, hummus and canned tomatoes.
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What they're saying: "The dishonest smear attacks continue as out-of-state special interests pour in millions of dollars to take down Tammy Baldwin and replace her with someone willing to sell out Wisconsin families," said Brad Bainum, Democratic Party of Wisconsin spokesperson for the 2018 Senate race.
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One of the most fascinating items at the Morgan is the publisher's summary book of contracts; the entry for "Otello" reveals an advance of 200,000 lire, the equivalent of over $1 million today, on top of the royalties that would pour in if the work were a success.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House plans to ask the U.S. Congress for a third round of disaster aid in mid-November as the costs continue to pour in for helping rebuild after hurricanes, but Budget Director Mick Mulvaney has told lawmakers he wants to see spending cuts elsewhere.
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The cooking process felt kind of like a science experiment— you fry dehydrated garlic bits in oil, then pour in the dehydrated vegetables and seasoning along with a cup of water—but the result actually tasted like something I might cook at home, minus the strangely firm consistency of the vegetables.
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The coverage of Smurf's shocking story and color have caused adoption offers to pour in from around the globe, but the shelter is waiting until Smurf is fully healed and his normal coat, which is most likely black or grey, has grown back in before finding him a forever home.
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But now Democrats are grappling with an all-too-familiar question of their own: how and even whether to confront a Republican Senate candidate whose views they find repugnant but who may be unbeatable in a deeply conservative state — no matter how much money liberal donors pour in to defeat him.
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Ground coffee goes in the top, and then you pour in the hot (not boiling!) water and stir it a bit — 30-50 seconds later, depending on how you like it, you hit the button and a pump draws the liquid down through a mesh filter and into the carafe below.
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Visa Applications Pour In by Truckload Before Door Slams Shut [Read] Tribes That Live Off Coal Hold Tight to Trump's Promises [Read] Changes in Policing Take Hold in One of the Nation's Most Dangerous Cities [Read] Battling to Save James Baldwin's Home in the South of France [Read] Quadruplets Offer Colleges Package Deal.
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Cook Time: Prep Time:5 min Total Time:5 min Servings: 1 Ingredients: 3/4 part BACARDÍ SUPERIOR rum 3/4 part BACARDÍ COCONUT rum 1 1/2 parts coconut water 1½ parts pineapple juice 2 lime wedges Preparation: Fill a glass with ice and pour in the BACARDÍ Flavors, coconut water, and pineapple juice.
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Just 83 voters turned out in Dixville Notch, Hart's Location and Millsfield, a small fraction of the 28,8 Democratic voters that New Hampshire Secretary of State Bill Gardner expects to have their say on Tuesday — but those voters gave a very early lead to Amy Klobuchar before the bulk of the votes pour in.
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Because the stakes are so high for the left's activism through the courts, the fight for Judge Kavanaugh&aposs confirmation will not be easy, and it is up to all Americans and members of the Senate to reject the vile personal attacks that continue to pour in from the unhinged opponents of his nomination.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: U.S., Mexico reach deal to overhaul NAFTA | Next step for Trump: Getting Canada on board | Washington honors McCain | Tributes pour in | Controversy after White House flag returns to full staff | Trump reportedly nixed statement praising McCain | Kenyan president's White House visit JUST ANNOUNCED Feeling a little left out, Canada?
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That helps you see far into the night and be seen from far away (especially with a strobe function), and it provides plenty of light for working at night, more than illuminating the space you need to see as you jack up the car, affix jumper cables, or pour in a can of gasoline.
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But as is the case with all pieces of eco-friendly merch co-signed by a band of this scale, the bag begs the question: If Radiohead really want to save the earth with the help of their ardent fans, why not just round up some bottles, autograph them, and watch the cash pour in?
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"My precedures, stay crackin 'til my life's low / Then when I die, blue rag around my rifle / Hundred-thousand in my coffin, that's just life though / Play a Stevie Wonder song, smoke some flight, bro / Crack a pint of Actavis then pour in some Sprite, bro / Until that day I'm walking toward what's in my sights, though," he rapped.
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The rising murder rate is now testing whether the 19 homicide detectives at the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department can keep solving those crimes as new calls pour in, from parks awash in heroin, from streets where gang allies are quick to draw their guns, and from poor neighborhoods that lie just blocks from the shimmering casinos of the Strip.
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Hold open your plastic baggy and let it pour in enormous scoopfuls of weird imagery, of people standing motionless except for their chattering teeth, of David trying to communicate with a future version of his girlfriend who draws images with what looks like a sparkler, of men with baskets on their heads and mustachioed women who speak in robotic voices.
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Whether it's the hotel owner who watches tourists pour in after enjoying a concert, the restaurant owner who happily adds up receipts after a local film festival, or the small-town mayor who revitalizes a dilapidated downtown with artists' lofts and galleries, they know the arts can transform decaying inner cities, bring back abandoned downtowns and give at-risk kids hope.
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Meanwhile, reports of widespread lead contamination continue to pour in following the Flint water problem, and recent investigations of metal-processing plants and glass factories have placed industrial air emissions under the microscope across the US. With our air, water and land at stake, both the government and concerned citizens have decided that ordinary people now need to monitor and collect data about the environment.
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And I think, as they looked around at the seventy thousand souls around them, many of whom were also very wealthy and could have purchased the turnkey experience, but instead chose to pour in an enormous amount of effort and experimentation, to construct colossal and/or intricate machines and/or monumental works of art, because they expected the rewards to be great — I think those much-loathed tourists knew this too.
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Related: Tributes pour in for 'Queen of Soul' Aretha Franklin Other artists who are set to perform include: Faith Hill, Ronald Isley, Chaka Khan, Fantasia, Pastor Shirley Caesar, The Clark Sisters, Tasha Cobbs-Leonard, Bishop Marvin Sapp The Williams Brothers, Vanessa Bell Armstrong, classical artist Audrey DuBois Harris, soprano Alice McAllister Tillman, Franklin's son Edward Franklin, the Aretha Franklin Orchestra and the Aretha Franklin Celebration Choir, according to an official press release.
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NOBODY TALKS ABOUT IT MORE THAN I DO, AND IT'S MY ISSUE, AND HILLARY CLINTON WANTS TO HAVE OPEN BORDERS AND LET WHOEVER WANTS TO COME INTO THE COUNTRY COME IN AND LET THE DRUGS POUR IN. IT IS RIDICULOUS I MEAN IT IS REALLY RIDICULOUS AS FAR AS TRADE IS CONCERNED I AM A FREE TRADER, FIRST OF ALL TOTALLY FREE TRADER, AND I THINK JOE KNOWS THAT AND YOU KNOW THAT, BUT I WANT TO MAKE GOOD TRADE DEALS.
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Often, in the middle of a call, the van will stop, the automatic sliding door will open, the aggressively bright Los Angeles daylight will pour in and there Blum will be: at some suburban theater for a test screening of one of his movies; at the lot of Universal Pictures, which markets and distributes most of those movies; outside his downtown apartment, where he lives with his wife, Lauren Schuker Blum, a journalist turned screenwriter, and their 2-year-old daughter; or at the office building in Filipinotown that once housed Cat Fancy magazine and now serves as the headquarters of Blumhouse Productions, which since he started it in 2000 has made 82 movies.
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