You're getting scoops from the process, horse race scoops from the comms person.
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Cersei would no doubt enjoy scoops and scoops of this wine-flavored ice cream to drown her self-inflicted sorrows.
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You guys, I think, have made a name for yourself with some of the White House scoops you've had, national security scoops.
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Employees active on TikTok knew what to do: start with a Strawberry Açaí Refresher, three scoops of strawberries, three scoops of blackberries, blended with ice or lemonade.
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Part rake/part hand scoops, these popular Leaf Scoops get your fall yard work wrapped up quickly and efficiently, whether your leaves and grass are wet or dry.
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The best cat litter scoops you can buyAfter reading the reviews and testing a variety of cat litter scoops, we've settled on the Duranimal Durascoop as our top pick.
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But here are a few things I think I can confidently say about the news media, the president, and the impeachment inquiry that's going to unfold: -- Scoops beget more scoops.
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These scoops are beautiful, fragrant, and best of all, delicious.
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Wahlburgers' Bourbon Chocolate Birthday Frappé 2 scoops chocolate ice cream
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Would you like one, two, or three scoops of dough?
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Just be careful of melted ice cream and dropped scoops!
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The new breed of journalists has produced some impressive scoops.
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We promised scoops in Transportation Weekly and here is one.
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There are two other fairly big scoops in Sherman's report.
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She keeps her favorite Haagen Daaz scoops on lock, literally.
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Dierkes first posted any and all scoops he was emailed.
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Business Insider's Alex Heath is the first Cheddar Scoops hire.
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Rick scoops him up and brings him to the infirmary.
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Ice cream scoops are always fake, as is coffee foam.
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Side scoops also contribute to airflow efficiency and engine cooling.
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Contact us with scoops, tips, comments and Al Horford memes.
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Contact us with scoops, tips, comments, jokes about the Cavs.
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Especially if a couple scoops of ice cream are involved.
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Haven't you already been given two scoops to begin with?
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Journalists have close ties to agents for scoops and stories.
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He's made a name this election cycle with campaign scoops.
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That's as much sugar as two scoops of ice cream.
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At the same time, the pressure to produce scoops increased.
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He has had to make similar "scoops" in the past.
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Jason, you have been on a roll with these scoops.
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I also mix up two scoops of greens powder from 1stPhorm.
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He would call up for scoops, things that would benefited him.
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I get a cone with two scoops and she generously pays.
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Scoops there included Mao's stroke in 1974 and Deng Xiaoping's rise.
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She scoops out the guts and pitches those after the pelt.
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Here are some alternative scoops worthy of an anticipatory tweet: 1.
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Angry Orchard will also be selling scoops on Sunday, July 15.
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And so he would turn pennies into scoops of ice cream.
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But not just any ice cream... two scoops of ice cream.
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Here are those scoops, and more Hollywood headlines from this week.
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ABC's scoop Stephanopoulos has had several scoops about Cohen this year.
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Warren says she scoops up dog toys before people come over.
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She scoops water, and in sprinkling it, frees her brother's soul.
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They won awards for their scoops but were put in danger.
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Many of our best scoops are the fruit of such encounters.
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And I think that she was producing scoops that was more important.
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Here's to free scoops for all…and hopefully a little sunshine, too.
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What scoops, opinions, analysis and media can't be ripped off or reblogged?
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There are seams and scoops everywhere and it feels too busy visually.
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During the interview, the execs were dropping mini-scoops left and right.
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Mr Fogel is sitting on one of the scoops of the decade.
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Fifteen days back, volunteers began distributing falafel scoops; he seized the opportunity.
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If you enjoyed Spelunkin' With Scoops at Giant Bomb, this is similar.
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The company is also launching "Cheddar Scoops," an exclusive-news reporting unit.
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His scoops were generous, their price (€2.40 in total) even more so.
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And yes, this flavor has scoops of Hellman's Real Mayonnaise in it.
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He scoops dough out of a tub and rolls it into balls.
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"They've been extremely aggressive about scoops Democrats care most about," Greenwald said.
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He searches out distractions the way an intrepid reporter digs up scoops.
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"You know social media," Eyan Edwards, who was minding the scoops, replied.
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Axios has gained a reputation as a place for Washington-related scoops.
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Jutting angles, razored cut-ins, bold scoops, and aerodynamics define the attitude.
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That's how I get a lot of scoops, because you do. Right.
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This shovel is electric and scoops up 90 tons in one load.
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Despite the hazards, the imperative to publish scoops is likely to prevail.
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Likewise, actual scoops are rarely obtained in the White House briefing room.
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The smooth, empty scoops in its face seemed profoundly interested in her.
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They don't look like extraterrestrial landscapes but rather recognizable slices and scoops.
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But editorially, The Post's recent scoops have often shaped the national conversation.
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I get two scoops of ice cream and you only get one.
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It scoops the stuffing out of us, and chucks us aside. Alas!
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From Friday through Sunday — which just so happens to be National Ice Cream Day — customers can buy scoops of both at the Williamsburg location, pints at the Greenpoint location, and both scoops and pints at the East Village location.
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She also adds a couple of key scoops, including: Fox's propaganda broadcasting matters.
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But, he's a friend of mine and tells me lots of inside scoops.
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But he's a friend of mine and tells me lots of inside scoops.
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Friday: The week has to end just like POTUS' meal — with two scoops.
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Unless you're the president, in which case you get twice as many scoops.
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The shakes come topped with scoops of ice cream and traditional sundae toppers.
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Lynn: So, Original Rainbow Cone scoops about over 1,000 Rainbow Cones a day.
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It came with scoops of airy butter and a dollop of whipped cream.
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Contact us with scoops, tips, comments, and good vibes for the Houston Rockets.
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Also, soon, when there is no Yahoo, what will Kara have scoops on?
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This handy kitchen tool scoops, strains, and serves and is even dishwasher safe.
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He shoots a while, scoops up a basketball and retreats to the bench.
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The generous scoops are rolled in chopped pistachios and more of the powder.
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Axios has quickly gained a reputation as a place for Washington-related scoops.
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But it has made waves in town with a number of investigative scoops.
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The Scoops Troop was a gang of code-breaking, lab-infiltrating mall rats, composed of the Scoops Ahoy employees Steve and Robin (Maya Hawke, the season's best new addition), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) and Erica (Priah Ferguson), Lucas's sample-abusing little sister.
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The Scoops Troop was a gang of code-breaking, lab-infiltrating mall rats, composed of the Scoops Ahoy employees Steve and Robin (Maya Hawke, the season's best new addition), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) and Erica (Priah Ferguson), Lucas's sample-abusing little sister.
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The team had no shortage of captivating scoops, interviews, and other stories this week.
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Then, I make three baggies with 1.5 scoops of whey each to eat later.
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There are more scoops in a bottle of wine than a bottle of Perrier.
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In an instant, a team of officers converges and scoops Zoey from Wallace's arms.
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On July 31, regular and kid-sized scoops will also be sold for $1.50.
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Occasionally an anarchist scoops up a wayward hatchling to redirect it toward the ocean.
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Also thank a lively mix of scoops and summaries of stories other people wrote.
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To serve, take out a few scoops and drizzle some olive oil over it.
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I don't know if that's in the budget without some under-the-radar scoops.
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The Ice Cream Sundae Religieuse features two cream puff "scoops" filled with caramelized chocolate.
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He is a digger who, along with his team, finds scoops back at headquarters.
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The reviewer notes significant muscle gains after taking 2 or 2.5 scoops per day.
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Baskin-Robbins will serve new flavors referencing the program's Scoops Ahoy ice cream parlor.
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When my turn comes, I say that I'm a reporter here for the scoops.
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Startup scoops up a rival business that WeWork has jettisoned at a 90% discount
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That's according to Jane Manchun Wong, a reliable source of scoops on unreleased features.
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The Jasmine Brand has freelance writers and contributors who find scoops and write stories.
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For a sweet treat, Sundae's is an ice cream shop with eclectic gelato scoops.
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Again, 9to20173Google has gotten scoops about other things we'll likely see at the show.
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Ladle a few scoops of goulash over the top and garnish with the parsley.
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Afterward, the other producers cheer as Goldberg scoops money off the control-room floor.
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They should avoid sensational scoops that could compromise delicate sources or trigger further obstruction.
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Major investigative scoops are usually matched by other news organizations, doing their own reporting.
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In five quick scoops, I devour the balmy eggs and get up to leave.
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Susan Craig is a great reporter, and she's done a couple of big scoops.
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We each get two scoops of ice cream from a shop directly across the street.
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Inside the game's Mega Mall section, an ice cream parlor called Scoops Ahoy recently appeared.
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The two papers compete for scoops, subscribers and advertisers on a minute-by-minute basis.
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To celebrate our Winter TV Preview, EW is bringing fans 25 Scoops in 25 Days.
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This Sunday, July 31, you can get regular and kid-sized scoops for just $1.31.
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Garden scoops have wide, flat blades that rise up into small "walls" along the sides.
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Savvy journalists often monitor Form D filings looking for news scoops related to new financings.
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After all, some purportedly game-changing anonymously sourced Trump-Russia scoops have not panned out.
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Sonic is now topping its sundaes and milkshakes with massive scoops of edible cookie dough.
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This Utah sweets shop offers everything from chocolate-covered candies to scoops of ice cream.
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Cap it off with ice cream, dairy or vegan, at Tremont Scoops (14003 Professor Avenue).
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Reporters at media outlets of all types often report scoops based on single anonymous sources.
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The beverage called for orange mango juice, two scoops of vanilla bean and coconut milk.
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The stylist actually scoops the Nutella right out of the jar and onto her hair.
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It's 12 scoops of Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Core when one is rumored to suffice.
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When David comes home from his day job, he scoops her up and cuddles her.
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"WikiLeaks makes its decisions based on newsworthiness, including for its recent epic scoops," he wrote.
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For as long as anyone can remember, oppo leaks have fueled news scoops and exclusives.
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The blogger Stephen Carbone, who has been digging up "Bachelor" scoops on his website RealitySteve.
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Because she's not driven by access but by actual scoops (arguably a rarity in D.C.).
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No writer on earth would allow a colleague to decamp for a job in the White House without pestering the daylights out of him for leads and scoops; what's harder to explain is why so few of those leads and scoops turn up on Breitbart.
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The humongous air scoops in the hood use air to push down on the front axle.
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On July 9th, Scoops Ahoy will hop out of your screen and roll down the streets.
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Or give you ample warning before a tornado scoops you up inside your house, Dorothy style.
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A lab worker scoops pupae into larger tubs, where they will grow until they reach maturity.
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Live View also scoops up data from users' cameras as they're tapping into the AR feature.
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Maxwell Drew and Bronx Mowgli are two peas in a pod (er, scoops in a cup).
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On Friday night, at the start of the Memorial Day holiday weekend, there were three scoops.
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It's lauded for revolutionizing celebrity gossip reporting, nailing its own scoops and breaking them on Instagram.
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I get two scoops of vegan ice cream and then wish I got regular ice cream.
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Place pecans in bottom of skillet, and add scoops of the brown sugar mixture on top.
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Apple's new watch, to be released later this year, will work without an iPhone, Bloomberg scoops.
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He has a wire-service reporter's metabolism, and a relish for action and high-profile scoops.
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Unless, of course, you're required to wear a uniform ala Steve Harrington working at Scoops Ahoy.
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Steve and Robin's Scoops Ahoy outfits from "Stranger Things" is a very popular look this year.
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The lightweight scoops are easy to store, too — simply fit them together and hang them up.
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To make it even richer, you might insert slices of mozzarella or add scoops of ricotta.
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So maybe we get several scoops of each of them, with an omnipresent topping of Trump.
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Get more scoops like this by signing up for Sneak Peek and our other Axios newsletters.
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The pro wrestling media became obsessed with scoops, figuring out who was going where and when.
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But this time I had two scoops of Greensect, which had spirulina and cinnamon in it.
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The event typically draws crowds of ice cream lovers to the company's storefronts seeking complimentary scoops.
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"Jude's Ice Cream & Desserts: Scoops, Bakes, Shakes, Sauces" by Chow and Alex Mezger (Kyle Books, $19.99).
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For all the talk about scoops, no reporter wants to be out there alone for long.
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Our papers of record produce streaming shows and podcasts about the process of earning their scoops.
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She scoops up some snow and undoes it in her fist, throttling it back to water.
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W.N.B.A. players have come in for scoops, and the rapper Killer Mike visited one recent afternoon.
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When Dash and Assaf distribute newspapers to their classmates, their featureless forms tout headlines and scoops.
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But then H. comes in and scoops me up in a hug and... 1:41 a.m.
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Although only available inside Scoop Shop locations nationwide, these ice cream creations offer an exclusive pull to make the in-store visit well worth it: options to upgrade your favorite new flavor into a Half Baked Sundae (scoops with gobs of brownie and cookie dough), Chocolate Dipped Waffle Cone (two scoops in a choco-dipped waffle cone topped with cookie dough), and Put A Dough Pop on It (two scoops with a choco-dipped cookie dough pop).
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We both buy two scoops; I pay for both of us since he paid for coffee earlier.
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Waffles fare somewhat better, despite the fact that the accompanying scoops of ice cream refused to melt.
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The gorilla eagerly gobbled up the confection, using her hands to shovel large scoops into her mouth.
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There's a lot more in the show, so listen to it all to get all the scoops.
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It's sort of our job to keep bringing you in and producing scoops or whatever it is.
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The Washington village has grown used to Trump-related scoops dropping almost every evening at the moment.
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JOURNALISTS who become prominent covering wars or politics are generally eulogised for scoops scored or prizes secured.
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We're doubling down on the analysis and adding a heaping scoop of original reporting and well, scoops.
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Growing up, I'd sneak scoops out of my mom's Haagen-Daz in the middle of the night.
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Basically an ice tray for your cookies, it allows you to freeze pre-portioned cookie dough scoops.
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"We will use all of the weapons of distribution to get our scoops out there," says Roberts.
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It's easier than measuring scoops of coffee grounds for a drip machine, or loading a French press.
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It also turns out that Angela, his assistant, has been planting fake scoops for Sean to read.
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But with the paparazzi's prying eyes dying for a peek, many are forced to preempt tabloid scoops.
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The one-size-fits-all, plastic scoops are excellent for transporting and spreading compost and mulch, too.
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My mother wedged two scoops of steaming jasmine rice into a bowl and nudged it toward me.
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Kate has returned from her trip to Asia and is already back to landing fast-food scoops.
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And nearly all of these interviews or pieces might be considered huge scoops in more mainstream publications.
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And Liz Smith, who pulled back the curtains on the social whirl with her tabloid gossip scoops.
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The site attempted to marry its combative cultural approach to Andrew Breitbart's penchant for news-making scoops.
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He put two scoops in his pot, returned the trowel, thanked us and went on his way.
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It's where public officials make statements, where activists pressure politicians and where reporters announce their latest scoops.
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If plain SCOOPs aren't enough for you, feel free to crush some OREOS on your ice cream.
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But Harvey Levin, the founder of TMZ, has downplayed the tactics the website uses to land scoops.
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The scoops of ice cream have kind of already melted away a bit, but I like it.
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Trump wandered around the White House eating two scoops of ice cream and watching TV and tweeting.
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Litter Robot 3 Connect Yes, you can buy a $500 cat litter box that automatically scoops poop.
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Next, a 753,000 ton exploration vessel scoops large samples from areas that are believed to hold diamonds.
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Using a 1½-tablespoon cookie scoop, drop scoops of dough into powdered sugar, rolling dough into 24 balls.
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He doesn't bring the weird like these other accounts, but he delivers something just as valuable: big scoops.
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In a new development, Amazon has decided to split HQ2 between two cities, scoops the WSJ's Laura Stevens.
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Its sundae is piled high with three scoops of homemade ice cream, whipped cream, and a single cherry.
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News outlets, including The Guardian, Der Spiegel and The New York Times, helped Mr. Assange spread the scoops.
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No sooner does the city train a fork-lift driver, say, than an oil firm scoops him up.
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Already, some Fortnite players had found the "Scoops Ahoy" Easter egg back when Season 9 launched, Netflix said.
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Since his election they have revived an old rivalry, vying for sensational scoops, sometimes several in a day.
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He just scoops up other people's stories and makes money off of them by turning them into books.
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A score of zero implies that income is shared equally; 100 implies that one person scoops the lot.
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He's also known to eat two scoops of ice cream during dessert, while his guests receive just one.
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My brother just wants two scoops of cookies-and-cream ice cream with a single chocolate chip cookie.
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"Shad Protein Shake": 2 scoops of Garden of Life vegan protein powder, ¼ cup organic rolled oats, 1 tbsp.
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Editor's Note: For more breaking news and scoops from Jonathan Swan, sign up here for Axios Sneak Peek.
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People wait hours to order, and the most popular order is the ensalada, a sundae of five scoops.
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According to a Saveur report, most people order three of these, for a total of fifteen scoops each.
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Lockhart's blue eyes narrow as he scoops up a dead office goldfish and throws it into the trash.
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While Thurrott didn't name any specific names in his report, his Microsoft scoops are unparalleled and very reliable.
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Many Yelp users recommended pairing this shop's ice cream scoops with a piece of its flaky, homemade pie.
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Contact us with scoops, tips, comments, and takes on whether or not Westworld is actually a good show.
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" What makes this location unique: "By popular demand, this location will also serve cookie dough scoops and coffee.
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Bagel chips made perfect scoops for an edamame hummus, with feta and marinated olives adding a briny tang.
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For more breaking news and scoops on both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue, sign up for Axios Sneak Peek.
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The character, Jean-Loup de la Batellerie, was a restless, colorful reporter always on the lookout for scoops.
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Wasabi chocolate; and almond milk, mint and ginseng are just a few of the odder scoops on offer.
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The result was a series of faux scoops — things that sounded damning but ended up being comically inaccurate.
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Two scoops of ice cream in addition to chocolate cream pie, after Thousand Island dressing and extra sauce?
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Some significant others might like knowing everything they can about the family, with scoops on each member's situation.
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The restaurant adds banana liqueur and a 20-ounce Budweiser to five scoops of Breyers Chocolate ice cream.
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The report comes from Paul Thurrott, a tech reporter with a long history of digging up Microsoft scoops.
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I adored the clues for SCOOPS, SPF and IN TEARS, but the whole grid today was really bright.
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This meant that whistleblowers regularly contacted us with scoops, which were then followed up by the national media.
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This is perhaps the leakiest administration ever, with newspapers regularly publishing scoops involving dozens of anonymous White House officials.
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The fictional ice cream shop, Scoops Ahoy, made its first appearance in the season 3 trailers for Stranger Things.
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The store has long been serving its scoops in Puffle Cones, a trend that gained popularity this past summer.
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I would berate PR people about giving scoops to traditional news sources like the New York Times or Wired.
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Hopefully the next girl who scoops it up will think of her own penguin joke to go with it.
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I get two huge baseball-sized scoops of cookies and cream and cookie dough ice cream for only $5!
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But with the book, he's had to watch scoops he first sniffed out get exposed later by the blogs.
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Keery's character is seen wearing a sailor costume while serving ice cream at the Scoops Ahoy Ice Cream shop.
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One stone Anne Hathaway tells the world she's pregnant and scoops the paparazzi with an Instagram photo to boot.
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Or, at least, it's better to snag one of those hoodies now before Generation Z scoops them all up.
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The tradition lives on to this day, with over 1,000,000 scoops set to be given away across the planet.
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Executive privilege In Trump's White House, the President gets two scoops of ice cream while everyone else gets one.
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The Chill-aco will be made with two scoops of any Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavors your heart desire.
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On top of the scoops, there will be a drizzle of fudge and cookie crumbs sprinkled over it all.
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But the program also incidentally scoops up Americans' communications, including when they communicate with a foreign target living overseas.
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Her work has led to confirmed TechCrunch scoops on Instagram Video Calling, Usage Insights, soundtracks for Stories and more.
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Paradis offers classic scoops plus ice cream sundaes and milkshakes that were created with the dessert-enthusiast in mind.
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Manolis offers fresh ice cream and fruit popsicles, as well as traditional scoops of ice cream in seasonal flavors.
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There are Minion-inspired cones, rolled ice cream tacos, and even boozy-infused scoops, to name just a few.
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Contact us with scoops, tips, comments, and breakdowns of why the Warriors can't stop James Harden and the Rockets.
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Once the bacon is crisp, Damon scoops it out and softens celery, onions, and leeks, fresh from the garden.
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There were also brand partnerships that lived entirely outside the show, like Baskin-Robbin's Scoops Ahoy pop-up experience.
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Pour the refrigerated mixture into the punch bowl, and place 6 large scoops of vanilla ice cream on top.
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But their biggest scoops often come from fans who DM tips and gossip to the account with surprising frequency.
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The directing, especially in the way it made scoops and the newspaper business seem sexy, was also very good!
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Puck grazed on bits and pieces from various stations, favoring scoops of caviar like any caviar-loving human would.
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You're not worried about scoops, and you have several days to dig into a study, call experts, and write.
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She scoops marshmallow fluff out of a jar and downs several enchiladas at a time heaped with mole sauce.
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On the one hand, you've got major scoops, and on the other, stories that do no reporting at all.
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Against the warm grays of Shrill's color palette, our heroine's candy-striped pink dresses glow like scoops of sorbet.
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In 2016, women's magazines like Cosmopolitan and Glamour ran election stories that any other outlet would consider major scoops.
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On Chinese maps, a line made of nine dashes scoops out most of the South China Sea as China's.
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One of your recent scoops involved uncovering the emails of Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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I never properly covered, for instance, people who collect antique cannons, tractors, eyeglasses, ice cream scoops and opium bottles.
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But you couldn't dare go without bringing back Grandma two scoops of butter pecan ice cream on a cone.
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These sweet tarts are flaky cups of pastry that hold creamy scoops of custard with a sprinkling of cinnamon.
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In addition to getting a mud pie, you can order halo halo or purple-yam- and coconut-flavored scoops.
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Expect more big scoops, smart analysis, features and profiles, plus charts, essays, more podcasts and a push into video.
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Six of the tipsy treats are made by sandwiching scoops of Frangelico Affogato ice cream between two chocolate chip cookies.
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I probably could have gotten some sick scoops if I hadn't been an idiot who didn't know anything about anything.
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North Korean missile launches and the congressional agenda dictated his output as much as Times scoops and Fox & Friends segments.
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It made him and his little scoops seem hugely important: that conversation he overheard between McConnell and Schumer meant everything.
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The ice cream shop will be giving away free scoops in a four-hour happy hour from 4:00 p.m.
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For one, the WSJ is an established media outlet and a trusted source of news — including scoops like this one.
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Off-duty rescue workers stir deep basins of diced chicken, turning the sizzling mixture with scoops the size of spades.
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He scoops the mixture into split-top hot dog buns, each of which is wrapped in foil before being baked.
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It's called Tech Giant Update, and it will offer news, analysis, scoops, and quirky details I think you might appreciate.
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On the tech side, it's hired big names like Dan Primack and Ina Fried, and delivered its share of scoops.
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The controls are where you'd expect, with big scoops in the back of the case to help you grip it.
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Adams served as his messenger, so to speak, as he fed her personal scoops; in his favor, she published them.
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As Anthem scoops up talent from Apple and other tech companies, Apple has been recruiting heavily from the medical sector.
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For the rest of the day, they will be handing out complimentary scoops of the gelato flavor of your choice!
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Meanwhile, if you want more scoops from Axios chief technology correspondent Ina Fried, sign up for her tech newsletter Login.
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On Tuesday, July 31, all regular and kid-sized scoops will be $1.50 thanks to the chain's Celebrate 31 promotion.
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Save some room for dessert after your romantic dinner and enjoy a few scoops without them melting after five minutes.
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Constine: What do you think are the most important scoops or bits of color to come out of this book?
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Even for the biggest political junkies, this week's twice-daily, jaw-dropping news scoops were hard to keep up with.
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This morphing wing scoops the air, sends the UAV up slightly and then on a much sharper and shorter trajectory.
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Mocha Moment's ice cream selections include shakes, malts, and scoops of its classic flavors, like Mocha Jo and Green Tea.
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"These are the ones I was looking for," Kale says excitedly, as he scoops up a handful of pumpkin seeds.
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That's because the drive-in chain is now topping its sundaes and milkshakes with massive scoops of edible cookie dough.
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Is Steve getting a hair makeover in Stranger Things 4 to help up the ice cream sales at Scoops Ahoy?
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Upon arriving at her apartment, he boots down the door and scoops her up into his safe muscular arms. Really?
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Shoppers can buy scoops of frozen berries, a handful of crackers and just one egg, if that's all they need.
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After an extremely busy week of scoops, Bethany wrote a post explaining why executives are forcing stores to stay open.
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And never with such a focus on scoops, with publishers increasingly competing with media outlets in the breaking news business.
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In the Washington news media's often contentious battle for scoops, the press pool represents a kind of sportsmanship by necessity.
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The Xinjiang regional government in China's far west is deleting data, destroying documents and tightening controls on information, AP scoops.
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And whenever Carlen comes across potentially useful roadkill, she scoops it up and freezes it for Winchell to eventually sequence.
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While Saccone started talking about polling and his thoughts on the Pennsylvania congressional race, Trump Jr. took several more scoops.
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We both finish up with scoops of ice cream just as the diving group comes and jumps in the pool.
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One of its best-known scoops involved a video of Rob Ford, the late mayor of Toronto, smoking crack cocaine.
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Baskin Robbins is no stranger to spooky treats and for $1.70 you can enjoy any one of its 31 scoops.
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Uber scoops up Careem: Uber is buying Careem, the biggest ride-hailing app in the Middle East, for $3.1 billion.
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But President Two Scoops can't be thrilled about the companies that are trying to turn his fave dessert against him.
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She has just opened a small shop for scoops and pints where a dozen flavors will be on hand daily.
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My goal for 2018 is to follow the humans who deserve it the most: journalists with good scoops and hot people.
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You could try whirling around a few scoops of mint chip with some Jack Daniel's, but it wouldn't taste like this.
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Tech, DMs Open Poppin' Hot Scoops Thinkfluencers Growthhack Disruption Gratuity Not Included Investable Shower Thoughts Slide Into Tech Love That Joker
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And if PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek is any indication, the hosts will offer an unfiltered, unscripted take on Hollywood's biggest scoops.
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These scissors cut pizza slices to the desired size and then scoops them out to eliminate any unnecessary mess while serving.
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At Sweet Peaks, ice-cream lovers can try seasonal scoops like Campfire S'mores, Raspberry Mint Chili Sherbert, and Banana Acai Sorbet.
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From there, a few scoops of whatever ice cream you choose are placed in the middle of the cotton candy tortilla.
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Now 50, he has spent three decades cultivating close ties with Chinese officials, business executives and scholars, producing some spectacular scoops.
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We are also told that we need to produce scoops, that quality matters, that we must compete to shape news coverage.
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But Dr. Lee is a pro, and successfully scoops out the entire lipoma, plopping the big blob onto the surgical table.
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Scoops with serrated teeth tend to create a rougher edge, and those little shredded pieces start to ferment and spoil first.
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Although I imagine Sanders will enjoy stumping for Clinton about as much as he'd enjoy two scoops of asparagus ice cream.
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Place two 4-ounce scoops of batter into each muffin cup, making sure to leave about ¼ of an inch of space.
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Greenwald's other critiques of Trump-era reporting—of oversold scoops and neglected non-Trump stories, from Yemen to Catalonia—are valuable.
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She scoops the fried shrimp ball out once it's golden, tastes it, and tinkers with more fish sauce, salt, and pepper.
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Yeah. I mean, I would agree with the "scrappy" part, and I would agree that we are like crackheads for scoops.
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It was covered with curls of see-through pickles and little scoops of sticky, savory jams, and many kinds of herbs.
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Bryant's death was the latest in a string of tragic celebrity-death scoops TMZ has landed since it launched in 2005.
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These are the publications that are actually making the big scoops that are doing the main damage to the the administration.
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One of his early scoops was about student activists in Karachi, who were operating branches of violent gangs at their universities.
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That means supporting them financially, linking to them, sharing their stories, giving them scoops and like… helping them thrive for real.
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My latest meal there ended with six flavors of fruit sorbet in gumball-size scoops topped, of course, with edible flowers.
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While the batter is still warm and soft, she scoops it into a large pastry bag for piping into individual portions.
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We're in town this week covering the event — so you should catch up on all of our behind-the-scenes scoops.
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The indictment strongly suggested he was a source for Watkins and others, though Watkins reportedly has denied using her relationship for scoops.
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The smart scoop doesn't measure the weight of each scoop, which means it's still up to you to take relatively consistent scoops.
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MORE FROM JETSETTER: The Best Scoops Across the U.S. World's Best Cocktail-Dessert Bars The Tastiest Ice Cream Sandwiches in the U.S.
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The tradition has since expanded globally, and Ben & Jerry's says it will hand out more than 1 million free scoops this Tuesday.
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Over the last few years, Mark Gurman has made a name for himself as the go-to guy for Apple product scoops.
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Cumberland Farms:Cumberland Farms is celebrating National Ice Cream Day by giving customers $213 off any of its Ultimate Scoops Ice Cream flavors.
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From an embattled athlete's arrest to a reality TV couple's baby joy, catch up on the biggest scoops from Hollywood this week.
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This season, grownups can cool off with spiked scoops of ice cream, push-up Prosecco popsicles, or a large glass of frosé.
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A 10-tier red velvet wedding cake is served, with two scoops of mega-luxe Black Diamond ice cream for each guest.
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In the most notable example, Trump became a source in the war of scoops over his divorce from his first wife Ivana.
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Use the sauce to spoon over everything, from gingerbread and pumpkin pie to warm apple crisp and even scoops of pear sorbet.
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They also gorged on virgin gummy worm goblets, and a King Kong Sundae ... with 24 scoops of ice cream topped with sparklers!
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Safe-to-eat, ooey gooey scoops of raw cookie dough in dozen of flavors...what could possibly fulfill your childhood dreams more?
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Dredges floated offshore, extending scoops or hoses tipped with cutter heads into the seafloor and piping sand back onto the eroding beach.
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Cat litter: Believe it or not, but a few scoops of cat litter can get you out of many stuck car situations.
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And how a cynical ploy to entrap reporters by an organization that uses decidedly controversial techniques to obtain its "scoops" failed spectacularly.
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BuzzFeed News has indeed established itself as a high-profile newsroom, churning out a number of high-prized scoops in recent years.
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As Kim, she wants to show how the risky search for scoops in Kabul feeds something within her without really sustaining her.
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On Thanksgiving night, we face down titanic heaps of turkey, mountains of mashed potatoes, and overflowing scoops of yams, cranberry sauce, stuffing.
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As they did that summer and fall with stolen Democratic emails, the Russians played off the Western news media's hunger for scoops.
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N. scoops me and we head to one of our local breweries in the Strip District to meet up with friends. Success!
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She had met James Wolfe, a 215-something senior aide to the Senate Intelligence Committee, while hunting for scoops on Capitol Hill.
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He developed close, often fraught relationships with reporters, publicly berating those he did not like and delivering scoops to those he did.
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Two separate scoops of flour in the same measuring cup can vary by more than 50 percent, depending on how they're filled.
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Some journalists said they were most surprised by the show of solidarity by a group of reporters who compete aggressively for scoops.
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To cap off National Ice Cream Month, on Tuesday, July 31, all regular and kid-sized ice scream scoops will be $1.50.
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Once they know they're being conned, they become pint-sized crusaders for truth and equal-sized scoops of ice cream for all.
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The papers are trading scoops and jointly basking in the increased traffic and subscriptions that Donald Trump's election and presidency are driving.
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Synopsis: An American journalism student in London scoops a big story, and begins an affair with an aristocrat as the incident unfurls.
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"If Breitbart suddenly gets a few scoops, it will be interesting to see how the Department of Justice will reply," said Moss.
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In conversations with POLITICO, some reporters suggested Jacobs is too chummy with the White House, resulting in quick scoops on internal maneuverings.
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For journalists, the catnip appeal of scoops can overwhelm careful judgment about the value of the disclosures and problematic questions about sources.
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At the White House, Trump also gets two scoops of ice cream with his chocolate cream pie, while everyone else gets one.
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The noses are made out of marshmallows, the ears are ice cream scoops, and the homemade ice cream uses fresh, organic Italian ingredients.
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I watched a woman carve three jumbo scoops of ice cream out of various tubs and plunk them into the plastic serving boat.
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Males of these species use huge scoops on their heads to joust, launching each other off branches to win the right to mate.
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For $5 a month, readers will receive members-only emails highlighting the latest scoops and taking them behind the scenes of BuzzFeed reporting.
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For the bloggers and tabloids competing for scoops, the tactics included blind news items to elicit tips and spark rumors on social media.
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Each of the five companies actively scoops up numerous smaller companies every year, in many cases just for their talent and / or patents.
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The scoop on the scoop: To get picture-perfect scoops of ice cream, dip your scoop into a tall container of warm water.
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VICE News Tonight on HBO presents an hourlong special offering the inside story behind one of the biggest global scoops of the year.
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Only now their scoops come not in the morning edition but in a tweet or iPhone alert near the end of the day.
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Blend two scoops of vanilla ice cream with 1 slice of pumpkin pie, a splash of milk, and a drizzle of chocolate sauce.
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Each of the five companies actively scoops up numerous smaller companies every year, in many cases just for their talent and/or patents.
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Roel scoops up some of the potion with a ladle, and after a few false starts with a lighter, the booze is ablaze.
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Recently, the shop has begun serving more than scoops, operating as a platform for Quin to share her story as a Chinese immigrant.
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After running her worn fingers over them, she scoops water into the tray, letting loose the green skins to float to the surface.
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From scoops to features to profiles to anything else, our ideal story is always a unique one, and that's true of this list.
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Watergate and the Pentagon Papers weren't random scoops, but blockbuster stories born of a long-simmering hostility between the press and the government.
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The section allows U.S. intelligence agencies to collect vast amounts of communications from foreigners, but often incidentally scoops up the communications of Americans.
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He racked up a string of investigative scoops and made the organization a darling of left-leaning readers around the English-speaking world.
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Welcome to the Advertising and Media Insider newsletter, where we round up interesting stories and scoops from us over the past week, ICYMI.
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She occupies that rare cultural sweet spot wherein she scoops up awards for artistic excellence while also reliably hitting the best-seller lists.
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Her books tend to include revelations that are just interesting enough to qualify as scoops, without jeopardizing her network of well-placed sources.
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Brock believes that media outlets' unwillingness to pay for scoops has prevented them from digging up important information on the GOP presidential nominee.
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He prepares a gallon-size Ziploc bag of chopped veggies on Sunday night and scoops a ladle of it into the frying pan.
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Her name is Oli, she's from Trinidad, and she saves things like the plastic scoops from laundry detergent boxes to send back home.
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When ready to serve, add a scoop of cooked brown rice to a soup bowl, and ladle two scoops of kitchari on top.
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Like other Swan scoops — Nikki Haley leaving her job; the withdrawal from the Paris climate accord; "executive time" — this one sent newsrooms scrambling.
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With news like that—and the fact that this truck is circling the city—those two Presidential scoops might be hard to swallow.
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The 71-year-old's diet consists largely of fast food, soda, extra scoops of ice cream, ungodly amounts of cable news, and rage.
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It starts with a drizzle of mocha sauce on the inside of a cup, and then two scoops of ice cream are added in.
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Under interrogation by the Russian military, Steve Harrington (Joe Keery) repeats over and over that he works for the ice cream chain Scoops Ahoy.
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It was the cream of insider Hollywood scoops of 1996—the cast and crew of Titanic had been poisoned with PCP-spiked clam chowder.
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Shops all over the world are handing out scoops of their signature flavors like Half Baked, Phish Food and Chunky Monkey between 12 p.m.
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The set also includes a replacement front bumper (the stock bumper easily snaps on and off) that adds a pair of more aggressive scoops.
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Other free, limited-time items like a "Scoops Ahoy" hat and Demogorgon mask will also be offered as virtual items for players' Roblox avatars.
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Blend two scoops of vanilla ice cream with 1 slice of pecan pie, a splash of milk, and a glug of bourbon, to taste.
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What's new: "A federal grand jury in Washington [yesterday] approved the first charges in the investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller," CNN scoops.
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A grown-up, upon getting two scoops of ice cream when others at the table only received one, would quickly fill his companions' dishes.
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As if that weren't enough, the two scoops will be nestled inside two crunchy waffle cones layered in the shape of a taco shell.
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No one knows Apple to its core better than Gurman, who began producing scoops on the tech titan at the tender age of 63.
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As her dad's employees reluctantly cheer, he scoops Caila up An Officer and a Gentleman-style and carries her away to a better life.
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Novel Ice Cream has all sorts of colorful scoops, plus the Dough Melt, which is the shop's signature version of an ice cream sandwich.
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Buyers liked the scoops' ability to cut down on the time it takes to gather leaves, as well as their many other gardening uses.
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Earlier, at the Battle of Two Scoops, I killed an enemy soldier, a young lad who could not have been a day over 19.
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Post-Nutella, she scoops some mint chocolate chip ice cream on top and then rolls the entire thing up and slices it in half.
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It's arguably his best work yet, a semi-nude study of President Trump enjoying what appears to be two scoops of chocolate ice cream.
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But that wasn't even close to a sufficient preview for the past 12 months of twists and scoops that have made everything much blurrier.
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She also saw that much of the business of gathering sources and getting scoops was done after legislative session was over for the day.
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Watch for Breitbart to have a larger presence, and bigger scoops, with its newfound direct access at the highest levels of the federal government.
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Ms. Watkins told some friends that she wanted off the beat, but that her editors were eager for scoops about the Trump-Russia investigation.
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It is a situation that leaves him as the lone reporter who wants the world to focus on the scoops he missed out on.
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Celebrate the fact that humor, scoops, political oratory and the Constitution are all enjoying a revival due to negative forces that will remain unnamed.
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Wojnarowski, a Yahoo Sports reporter at the time, had scoops on half the first round on Twitter, then a nascent platform for breaking news.
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Those convenient aerosol dispensers, in addition to being a total rip-off, spew chemicals all across the sand, where the tide scoops them up.
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Last month Katelyn Polantz made a list of the scoops that have been borne out of the stakeout (now known as #CNNStakeout on Twitter).
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Catch this episode if you love great interviews and inside scoops, but maybe skip if you watch Hot Ones for the spice-induced meltdowns.
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Two scoops here from The Hill's Katie Bo Williams explain the dynamics: The Hill: CIA will allow senators to review classified material on Haspel.
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Reporters may at times be hindered by a lack of transparency between media organizations, which are often highly competitive and prize speed and scoops.
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Both have been on a tear over the last few months, landing tandem scoops often nightly on the chaos that is the Trump administration.
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My job was getting the scoops that would be picked up by the national papers, getting the magazine some good publicity in the process.
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To date, Loverly has focused on offering a website and service that offers inspiration, through imagery, lists of products, scoops, expert advice, tips and more.
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TechCrunch is focused instead on engaging our readers by shipping genuine scoops, analysis and context and compelling conversations that keep you glued to the site.
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Follow the hashtag #50Scoops50Days on Twitter and Instagram to keep up with the latest, and check EW.com/50-Scoops for all the news and surprises.
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Yahoo's Adrian Wojnarowski, master of scoops, reports that the Cleveland Cavaliers have fired the team's head coach David Blatt after one and a half seasons.
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In honor of National Ice Cream Day, Sunday July 16, a number of national chains are offering deals, discounts, and even free scoops and treats.
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He's appeared on Bloomberg TV and other broadcast outlets and his many scoops on the iPhone and other products have been cited and followed extensively.
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Kardashian has cravings just like the rest of us (she favors a few scoops of ice cream and Oreos), and last night was no different.
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Now the ice cream giants aren't allowing customers to order to scoops of the same flavor until same-sex marriage is legalized throughout the country.
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We now know much more about the HTC U683, thanks to a leak from Llabtoofer on Twitter, a ROM developer known for their HTC scoops.
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Reporter Susanne Craig revealed a very interesting detail about the role of a Google search in unearthing one of the biggest scoops of the story.
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Each plate will feature a few slices of vibrant tomato as its base, with sliced dinosaur plums and scoops of red quinoa placed on top.
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Follow the hashtag #50Scoops50Days on Twitter and Instagram to keep up with the latest, and check EW.com/50-Scoops for all the news and surprises.
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In the post-truth age of fake news and distrust in media, the teen journalists of tomorrow are out here bringing scoops to the masses.
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As it turns out, snow needn't be confined to winter and Sverrisson isn't importing scoops of Arctic permafrost south to England—he's making his own.
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In the midst of the current "frozen renaissance," here are a few scoops of history and science to enlighten your ice cream escapades this summer.
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Last year, the stores sold 4 million scoops and 1 million waffle cones, helping Jeni's surpass $42 million in overall sales, according to the company.
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Local ice cream purveyors 50 Licks dropped by twice in the scorching midday heat offering free scoops for all in attendance and promising to return.
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But that moment ended abruptly when both the Washington Post and the New York Times released huge scoops not long after his plane took off.
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Their relationship played out in the insular world of Washington, where young, ambitious journalists compete for scoops while navigating relationships with powerful, often older, sources.
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The peanut fluff acts as a bed for three scoops of ice cream which are then topped with cilantro and wrapped in a tender crepe.
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At the dessert course, he gets two scoops of vanilla ice cream with his chocolate cream pie, instead of the single scoop for everyone else.
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We're also paying attention to police scanners, local television and all forms of social media and trying to break and confirm our own scoops, too.
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A massively swole trainer scoops me up in what is the most romantic gesture I have ever encountered and carries me out of the studio.
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There are far fewer people working during weekends, creating space for those who are working to go for the biggest and shiniest scoops and stories.
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Her days are often marathons of meetings and encrypted messages that frequently end in long nights working on front-page scoops about the Trump administration.
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" Later, over a dinner in which he got two scoops of ice cream to everyone else's one, he marveled without irony at his critics' "meanness.
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He drills down on the few subjects he really cares about (sex, money, penis size) like a wily and shameless investigative journalist desperate for scoops.
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The pastry chef, Stephanie Prida, stacks three egg-shaped scoops not in a sundae cup but one on top of another, like an abstract sculpture.
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Or try Scoops ice cream, a few doors down, especially if you want specialty flavors like brown bread, ricotta apple pie and goat cheese lavender.
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SHARING SCOOPS: UNCONFIRMED Near the end of the series, Marissa discovers that one of Dobson's primary opponents has a exceedingly strange (and possibly disqualifying) habit.
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Because this is a cartoon, he immediately scoops up the "guacamole" on the other side of his plate, and pops that into his mouth, too.
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" She added that progressive media outlets need support, including "linking to them, sharing their stories, giving them scoops and like… helping them thrive for real.
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The family consistently refuses to comment on rumors and scoops, preferring to reveal these life updates on their own TV shows and media platforms instead.
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The Wall Street Journal scoops that President Trump privately told staff he wanted them to prioritize massive tax cuts even if they add to the deficit.
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Grief-stricken and thoroughly done with humanity, Drogon scoops up Daenerys' dead body and flies off with her like she's the baton in a relay race.
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His scoops are lovingly called "Woj bombs" because of the impact they have, thanks to Woj's experience and credibility built through years and years of reporting.
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In January, Oreo released their own tubs of edible cookie dough, and the N.Y.C.-based eatery DŌ has been serving scoops of edible dough for years.
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The Washington Post, which has also produced juicy scoops in recent months, does not disclose subscriber numbers under the ownership of Jeff Bezos, Amazon's chief executive.
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You've had a busy couple of weeks here, uh with a couple of pretty big Facebook scoops from the head of security at Facebook who's outgoing.
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It takes her to a parking garage where a giant quadcopter scoops the capsule up to fly her the rest of the way to her destination.
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His tips have previously led to TechCrunch scoops about Instagram's video calling, soundtracks, Focus portrait mode and QR Nametags features that were all later officially launched.
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After those steps are covered, it's time to get into the nitty gritty of the specific types of stocks that Cramer scoops up during a downturn.
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Scoops are standard equipment, and are used to try and lift your opponent off the ground, reducing their grip and making them easier to push around.
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Now the network is being forced to defend itself on why it had let one of the biggest scoops in recent memory slip through its fingers.
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This confirms TechCrunch's scoops from January that Facebook was working with chatbot developers, and last week that a program for automated agents would launch at F8.
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The only way to really know for sure would be to try a couple of scoops of the blue stuff, and maybe not around your mother.
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So Ben & Jerry's is trying to speed up the case for legalisation by banning two scoops of the same flavour at their 26 stores across Australia.
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Three scoops nestled on a bed of cracked waffle bowls, and all of it is doused in hot fudge and that strangely addictive Disneyland whipped cream.
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Flavor options at Coppelia have dwindled to just a few, and a 2013 report from inside Cuba revealed that the parlor had been serving hollow scoops.
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Their scoops ought to shame the big television channels and newspapers, which pull their punches when reporting on the establishment, of which they are firmly part.
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Bailey's Bubble offers high-quality scoops, sundaes, and floats in flavors ranging from classics like Moose Tracks and cookie dough to black raspberry and peppermint stick.
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Next, four scoops of English lavender and Tahitian vanilla organic ice cream, which costs $25 per pint and is made locally, are added to the shake.
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You could easily undo all that hard work by eating four chocolate chip cookies, 1½ scoops of ice cream or less than two glasses of wine.
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Starbucks is limiting how many pumps of the same syrup or scoops of a single fruit can be added to drinks ordered on its mobile app.
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One of the book's scoops is that Rader planned to kill many more people than he actually did, and he specifically describes stalking an 11th victim.
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But what we do know is that Breitbart's entire ethos, his weird obsession with cultural Marxism and penchant for misleading "scoops," is in his website's DNA.
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In "All My Puny Sorrows," a woman giving a eulogy is interrupted by her toddler, who opens the urn and scoops the ashes into his mouth.
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The president, Mr. Senecal recalled, prefers white turkey meat, mashed potatoes and gravy, and usually his signature two scoops of vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce.
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The Public Editor The news cycle this week felt like a cyclone, with never-ending scoops tossed at unsuspecting readers from multiple outlets at all hours.
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Even desserts incorporate greens, like scoops of olive oil sorbet with thin slices of radish and preserved cucumber on a bed of cucumber-and-mint granita.
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Finally, if you have any leftover pie, the cookbook author Erin Jeanne McDowell likes to blend a slice with a few scoops of ice cream. Genius.
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The treat comes complete with three scoops of gold-covered Tahitian vanilla ice cream, almonds, caviar and a sugar orchid that takes eight hours to build.
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Given the range, depth, and accuracy of the leaks, the collaboration produced by any standard one of the greatest journalistic scoops of the last 30 years.
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It was one of several false stories that circulated in the hours after the crash, as media outlets competed for scoops amid the fog of uncertainty.
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It contains early-19th-century warehouses, some with traditional wind scoops for cooling ventilation, built by the Ottoman ruler of Egypt at the time, Mohamed Ali.
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Her splashy arrival has the potential to fray nerves among the big personalities at the network — who already compete against one another for interviews and scoops.
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In the past few months we've enjoyed classy scoops of rosé ice cream, and even slurped down one or two Prosecco milkshakes at our neighborhood Shake Shack.
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Companies like Dippin' Dots and Godiva are celebrating National Ice Cream day on July 15 in the best way possible: by giving away free and discounted scoops.
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In the first episode, she uses a whiteboard to keep track of how many times Steve gets rejected when he asks Scoops Ahoy customers out on dates.
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Politico scoops that President Trump is wading into the fight between his top aides, Jared Kushner and Steve Bannon, by overseeing a meeting in Mar-a-Lago:
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The Trump Tower meeting was arguably one of the most explosive and meaningful Russia-related scoops — and Hannity apparently had knowledge of it well before the public.
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But the program also incidentally scoops up Americans' communications, including when they communicate with a foreign target living overseas, and can search those messages without a warrant.
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When James begins to fuss, his mom gives him a pacifier and scoops him up in her arms, holding him close as his cries turn to smiles.
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" Customers select 16 flavors from a "ballot" of 37 ice-cream flavors, and those 16 scoops are then topped with a golden-hued serving of "You're Fired.
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So the Honduran government decided to start with a tourism project that scoops into several fishing villages on the bay, plus factories and a customs centre nearby.
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A company spokesperson also told Mashable it is working on more female-centric bands with a tapered look; one that scoops in a bit around smaller wrists.
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A trainer jumps into a Zuckerberg Teleporter, appears on the field, and scoops Brady's brain back into the cracked case before they teleport back to the sideline.
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This is the device avocado addicts never knew they needed: This 4.993-in-1 avocado cutter slices, pits, and scoops avocado pulp, making prep time 100x easier.
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Then he commits an obvious travel and what could easily be called a charge before throwing up a wild attempt that a teammate scoops up and scores.
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That is all very well, but the "guerrilla" media's scoops tend to fritter away the public's attention on trivial personal scandals, says Michael Cucek of Temple University.
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Colson had an appropriate reaction to the literary honor, tweeting Monday: The awards for journalism went out to some of the biggest scoops in the past year.
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Baskin-Robbins, which created custom ice-cream flavors and experiences around the Scoops Ahoy ice-cream parlour in the new season, also garnered more than 4,600 mentions.
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President Donald Trump has famously been reported to enjoy two scoops of ice cream with his chocolate cream pie, while others around the table only get one.
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I'm surrounded by artisan ice cream and frozen yogurt, so I drop about $6 on a couple of scoops perhaps twice a week — about $50 per month.
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LG: Trying to figure out why Apple does storage the way it does is like trying to figure out how Kara Swisher gets all of her scoops.
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Just outside the crumbling 14th-century town wall is a deeply unstylish ice cream shop that serves scoops of tangy raspberry gelato, perfect for after-dinner walks.
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In "Burning Down the House," Ms. Mendelsohn scoops up and embraces every available potboiler cliché and lurid plot development — including incest, rape, arson, murder and human trafficking.
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On Thursday, Drange woke up to find his account had been taken over by a porn bot that was tweeting #hottie and #bigcocks instead of Thiel scoops.
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To serve, Sin scoops out some chayote, squeezes the slices lightly to release extra water, layers them on a plate with dressing, and drizzles on chile oil.
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The video shows Oakry screaming and collapsing face-down onto a pile of garbage bags before one officer scoops up the child and several others handcuff Oakry.
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Bannon was obsessive about wanting Breitbart scoops mentioned in the handful of daily morning email tipsheets that set the agenda for Washington, especially Mike Allen's Politico Playbook.
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Bengtsson turns off the mixer, scoops the dough out, and kneads it a few times by hand on a lightly-floured surface, just to get a feel.
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There are circles of kindergarten colors on the bright white walls; servers wield scoops and a menu that includes sundaes, milkshakes, waffle cones and, yes, ice cream.
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Front Burner The Belgian chef Johan Halsberghe has moved his mousse company to East Harlem, where he sells scoops of the chocolate to stay or to go.
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Whenever a new hot topic in influencer drama arises, monetization on that drama spurns a lot of content – and sleuths are eager to dredge up new scoops.
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While at the Examiner, Matthews covered iconic historical events across the world, including the fall of the Berlin Wall and producing scoops on the Nixon presidential tapes.
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It&aposs pretty straightforward: You simply add two to three scoops of Huel powder to around 500ml of water, give it a shake, and away you go.
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All The Incredible Ring Scoops All Over The Internet By: Sam Biddle; Dell Cameron and Dhruv Mehrotra; Kari Paul; Alfred Ng Subscribe to our cybersecurity podcast, CYBER.
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After those steps are covered, the time comes to get into the nitty-gritty of the specific types of stocks that Cramer scoops up during a downturn.
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Becerra scoops quenelles of lentil puree into a skillet of hot oil, squishes each quenelle into a football-shaped patty, and lets each patty sizzle until browned.
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But let's talk about this more important thing, which I think is an amazing thing that Jason Del Rey broke a lot of scoops last week about.
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For the sake of aesthetics, this artful Instagram feed "pairs great reads with frozen delights," melting ice cream scoops, cones, sandwiches, and even popsicles in and around literature.
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Available only this summer, these new scoops are all about rich caramel and brown sugar flavors with enough crunch and swirls to keep you coming back for more.
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Her work has led to TechCrunch scoops on Instagram video calling and Usage Insights, Twitter encrypted DMs and Facebook's personalized emoji Avatars that were confirmed by the companies.
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All the time you put into it doesn't matter, and most of them are level one scoops, that people will find out 10 minutes later kind of stuff.
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Nitrolado also makes deep-fried, sugar coated churro bowls that can either be used as a vessel for your ice cream or placed on top of your scoops.
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The hunt for Amazon's HQ2 became its own reporting beat, as media outlets celebrated "big scoops" on which city was closest to winning its bid to attract Amazon.
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In the first half of 2017 firms exported about the same quantity of ice cream (600m scoops, by our reckoning) as in the same period the year before.
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From spots to scoops Of course, Manafort wasn't the only high profile witness being ushered quietly into the special counsel's office earlier that year for hours of interviews.
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Looking at the scoops and swirls of body work instantly conjures up the metallic smell and cold touch of the many Matchbox cars I had as a kid.
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She scoops Noah up and goes to investigate: When she finds the child, he looks innocent enough — but then he pulls a loaded gun out of his backpack.
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He gets a shake mixed with raspberry and chocolate ice cream, and I get one of their handmade waffle cones with two scoops of almond toasted coconut ($10.50).
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Essential stories from WIRED's past Speaking of good scoops and various sorts of hell: In February, WIRED took readers inside Facebook's two years of unprecedented upheaval and criticism.
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Based on photos, this dessert looks like it's slightly more composed than those trusty scoops of cookie butter we've been eating after dinner for the past several years.
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President Trump took questions from the media Thursday at a joint press conference with Colombia's president after a whirlwind week filled with scoops and explosive news items galore.
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He hops into action, like a mother lifting a car off her trapped child, and scoops up the fallen beer without dropping his club or losing his smoke.
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In it, he calls on journalists to be wary of the frenzy for scoops, reminding them to reflect instead on the impact their work has on peoples' lives.
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At least a couple of very, very strong newspapers that — New York Times, Washington Post, Racing Daily — produce amazing scoops about the inner working of the Trump administration.
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As Kusum, 15, scoops up the folds of material in her fingers and runs towards the makeshift photo studio, she stumbles and lands face first in the grass.
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For the most part, we've seen these creations made with scoops of ice cream nestled inside a waffle cone formed to look like a taco shell or tortilla.
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PopSugar reports that the hot fudge sundae includes blueberries and strawberries (which is where the pun-happy name comes in) sprinkled in among the scoops of ice cream.
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His presidency, too, has been a boon to the 24/7 news cycle; there are leaks and scoops by the hour, a seemingly endless torrent of breaking news.
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The versatile and unique ReLeaf Leaf Scoops combine the tines of a rake and the shape of gardening gloves to help you complete all your fall gardening chores.
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Elaina Plott of the Atlantic (who co-wrote one of this week's major Pruitt scoops) tweeted in response to Sherman's story that Pruitt himself might be floating this.
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I've had three cancerous issues in my cervix, I've had a few LEEP procedures, a hot wire loop that scoops all this bad shit out of your cervix.
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Speaking of Time magazine, several of its journalists joined him for dinner at the White House, where he was served two scoops of ice cream to their one.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is a commander in chief who fuels himself with a steady stream of Diet Cokes, scoops of vanilla ice cream and slabs of red meat.
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His investigations revealed the often shady underbellies of Trump's private life and business, a list of revelations longer than the scoops of most outlets, let alone one reporter.
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But rather than a return to the days when beat reporters competed for daily scoops, she expects to see more collaborative projects between nonprofit news organizations, she said.
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I know the young reporters are not paid well and I would not mind helping those boys out with their 'scoops' if they could ever get anything right.
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It's all here in his new memoir, "Reporter," if by "all" we mean the filing-cabinet details behind his greatest scoops, the settling dust of old deadline clashes.
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Far and away the most popular costume this year was the Scoops Ahoy uniform from Stranger Things Season 3, which I feel like is a strictly 2019 phenomena.
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During a private demo last June at a cooking school in Santa Monica, Saal turned several scoops of nibs into snappy solid chocolate in just under two hours.
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A worker scoops some of the thousands of dead fish that washed ashore on Freedom Island, a protected area for migratory birds, along Manila Bay, Philippines, Oct. 11.
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This safe-to-eat treat has cropped up in cities across the U.S. in recent months, with confectioners doling out scoops of dough in a variety of flavors.
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The next 4-hours will be packed with freebies, not only is Chipotle bringing back its boorito deal today but tomorrow, Ben & Jerry's is giving away free scoops.
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The Information publishes just two or three stories a day, often scoops and analysis, including a handy daily roundup of the most important stories in tech that day.
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In an anti-rape movement so hyper-focused on storytelling, on women coming forward and journalists vying for scoops, I am forced to ask: Who is being excluded?
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National Ice Cream Day is Sunday, July 15, and some of the country's best ice cream joints are celebrating by doling out free or discounted scoops of icy desserts.
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Complicating matters is that reporters increasingly scour pre-print servers for scoops, leading to news coverage of science that has yet to go through the rigor of peer-review.
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After a week in which the New York Times and Washington Post traded bombshell reports, the pair dropped two scoops — just as Donald likes — at the same time Friday.
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Meanwhile, Vice President Mike Pence stayed behind in D.C., where he has the delightful task of quietly weathering the onslaught of scoops regarding the Trump administration's interactions with Russia.
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"The idea is not to overwhelm people with these huge cans of protein, stuff they didn't know what to do with, how many scoops to put in," Schwarzenegger said.
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Richard Rushfield — The Ankler The Ankler is a newsletter covering the entertainment industry, offering daily scoops, commentary and insight into the passing parade of America's most colorful industrial spectacle.
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Dimitri Panciera credits the local artisan ice cream from his home town in Italy for helping him win the Guinness World Record for balancing 121 scoops on a cone.
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At a live recording of Recode Decode, Klein spoke with Kara Swisher about the future of journalism, the decline of scoops and the role of political journalists post-2016.
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Snapchat is developing a new feature called "Stories Everywhere," that will push its user-generated "Stories" (strings of photos and videos) outside of the app, Cheddar's Alex Heath scoops.
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During his time on-air, Bernie was one of those rare anchors who always wanted the reporters in the field to get the full credit for their news scoops.
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Washington, DC's Bon Matcha is known for its green and pink matcha soft-serve cones, and Wild Scoops in Anchorage, Alaska, uses local ingredients for its unique seasonal flavors.
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Sweet Necessities offers not only traditional ice cream scoops, but also gives dessert-enthusiasts the option to try homemade fudge in a cone or mixed in with ice cream.
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When the ice cream vendor ran out of cups, Hamwi decided to roll up his waffles into a cornucopia shape so that it could hold scoops of ice cream.
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There are some very famous websites that are basically using our casting scoops to then go to HBO to get them confirmed, and then not source us for that.
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In a 2014 essay, Smith pointed out that BuzzFeed puts barely any advertising on its news articles, meaning there is little direct revenue, even on scoops with huge traffic.
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There, political scoops are more often produced from sources that confirm stories with nods, winks or "nondenials," rather than by handing over documents or making clear statements of fact.
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Robin Scoops Ahoy Halloween Costume for Adults See Details This is the perfect costume for a couple of friends because, as we all need to remember, Robin is gay.
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At the start of the documentary Feels Good Man, cartoonist Matt Furie bends down in a marsh and scoops up a small green frog no bigger than his thumb.
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"These papers are on fire and in a competition for the kinds of consequential scoops we haven't seen since Watergate," said George Washington University media studies professor Steven Livingston.
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To understand why Mueller wants to interview Coats and Rogers, you have to refer back to a pair of other major Washington Post scoops (from some of these same reporters).
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To live-stream the awards ceremony and catch all the must-see red carpet moments and get behind-the-scenes scoops, you can simply go to the official Oscars website.
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What makes this a conundrum is that Jeff Bezos also owns the Washington Post, which regularly publishes inside scoops exposing the worst of what's going on in the White House.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads My friend Max Miller, whom I haven't seen in several months, scoops me into a hug and then hands me a shiny silver egg.
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If there's any way journalists could soften the buildup to their scoops, like do what they can to keep us low-level depressed, instead of massively depressed, that'd be great.
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This is just one of the reasons why thousands of articles and videos about her crowd the internet, each with headlines that boast inside scoops on her fascinating beauty routine.
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Murdoch was forced to shut his News of the World tabloid in 2011 after staff admitted hacking into phones to get scoops, sparking a criminal trial and a public inquiry.
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First of all, for all its concept-y scoops, slants, and edges, the Terzo Millennio is unmistakably a Lamborghini, especially when you look at it dead on from the side.
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The debate centers on Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which allows for collection of foreign intelligence data, and that privacy advocates say invasively scoops up Americans' communications.
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Update 5/16/17: A Bloomberg report from the very credible master of tech scoops, Mark Gurman, claims that Google Assistant is coming to the iPhone as a free app.
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Hinds focuses on attracting Mississippi talent first, but often scoops up high school students who still want to compete but may need more time to develop their academics and athleticism.
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You really just need a tablespoon measurer you can keep near your coffee maker, but if you want a more elegant solution, there are plenty of coffee scoops out there.
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Blend two scoops of vanilla ice cream with 1 slice of apple pie, a splash of milk, a drizzle of caramel sauce and a healthy pinch of salt, to taste.
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Instead of two scoops, here's one big one– the Kellogg Company is launching a corporate venture arm called Eighteen94 Capital (1894) to invest in food and food-related tech startups.
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The website doesn't have a lengthy track record of scoops like this, but there's nothing in the review that would lead us to doubt that this is the real deal.
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I fix myself a makeshift "enchilada bowl" with torn-up flour tortilla, a few scoops of chili that didn't fit into the enchilada pan, and top it with shredded cheese.
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Top each bun with 3 or 4 small scoops of the ice cream, then lightly drizzle the ice cream with chocolate syrup and condensed milk, then sprinkle on the peanuts.
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Colombian novelist Gabriel García Márquez, a close friend of Castro's, recalled in a biographical essay that the Cuban leader once finished off a lunch with 22010 scoops of ice cream.
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Fake News scoops: Buzzfeed now employs a half-dozen full-time media reporters and editors, focusing on everything from fake news to news economics to the right-wing media landscape.
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So we are banning two scoops of the same flavor and encouraging our fans to contact their MPs to tell them that the time has come — make marriage equality legal!
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Maybe if we keep repeating that, it'll lessen the sting of learning that we've still got ages to go before we get the nitty-gritty on those Pearson family scoops.
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This kit includes six double-sided detail work tools, as well as two heavy-duty scoops and scrapers, two tooth saws, two hole and circle punches, and one engraving pen.
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Third, information revealed to one requester should be put into the public domain (with a short delay to give journalists an incentive to obtain scoops) as recommended by David Pozen.
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Taken together, the two scoops show that while the president was under investigation for his ties to Putin, he was trying quite hard to keep his meetings with Putin secret.
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It now encompasses more than 250 employees, across seven sites, dedicated to sports, feminism and gadgets among other things, most of which have a track record of producing controversial scoops.
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Bellinger scoops the ball out of the air and over the wall and his follow-through makes it look as if the bat is a natural extension of his arms.
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Once your supplies are gathered, follow these steps: Measure the grounds and water according to the Coffee Gator recommendations — approximately two scoops (4 TBSP) of grounds per cup of coffee.
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The Magic Fountain, an ice cream shop on Main Road, is a longstanding landmark, serving wild flavors like lavender and beet-and-goat-cheese, along with the more traditional scoops.
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Krebs' report claims that even when it shuts down illegal uses of its script, the code actually keeps running and the company scoops up 100 percent of the coins mined.
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Tabloid journalists who were anxious over the rise of social media, and its subsequent impact on their livelihoods, salivated over the endless number of juicy scoops coming out of Perugia.
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Former (and current!) administration officials and journalists alike are sitting on relevant information, trading it for lucrative book deals, and then teasing their scoops out, months later, to juice sales.
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Serve with 2-3 slabs of tofu, 3 scoops quinoa, and steamed kale with a drizzle of tahini (I recommend getting the squeezable kind!)Where did you find the recipe?
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Yet Comey's firing, and the subsequent week of dizzying disclosures and scoops and escalations — few favoring Trump — have led to a revival of 4-D-chess talk on the right.
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He also demonstrated a passion for ice cream comparable to his father's, who famously shared that he gets two scoops of ice cream with his dessert instead of just one.
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She shared various snapshots of her and Reynolds exploring the interactive museum, including a moment where Reynolds is smiling in front of a wall of life-sized ice-cream scoops.
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"A state inspector came in and said: 'Sheriff Ackal, you need to put ice chests, ice buckets and scoops in the cells,' " he told a crowd of supporters, to laughter.
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The result on display at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit was a minivan adorned with swooping plastic scoops that contained sophisticated sensors and radars installed by Waymo.
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Her social-media videos — made for public consumption — are routinely seized on by the right with the urgency of hidden-camera scoops, glimpses of what she secretly wants and believes.
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Sort of like the South's beloved "meat and three" tradition, Hawaii's "plate lunch" includes a meat of your choice, two scoops of rice, and a heaping pile of macaroni salad.
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At Reuters, Li Zheng has delivered a steady stream of market-moving scoops as well as more than 70 in-depth analytical pieces, and won RCN's Best Reporter Award for 2017.
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He took time from his busy schedule of breaking scoops and making the rest of us look bad to sit down with me over a nice, fresh glass of Salt Juice.
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Their endless drumbeat of meaningless micro-scoops helped create the impression we are living at the edge of time, where the present is as momentous as anything that has ever occurred.
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Hsiao tells me her work draws from two kinds of places in particular: construction sites, where she sometimes scoops rubble for her work, and the kitchen, where she creates natural dyes.
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In a 2014 essay Smith pointed out that BuzzFeed puts barely any advertising on its news articles, meaning there is little direct revenue from news, even on scoops with huge traffic.
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The brand has a whole slate of new products on their way, including an expansion to its recently-launched vegan series, new truffle-forward flavors, and some favorite scoops getting sliced.
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By the late spring, news organizations—even as they jockeyed for scoops about the latest meltdown in Menlo Park—were starting to buckle under the pain caused by Facebook's algorithmic changes.
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That wing of Gwinnett Place was transformed into a late '80s-looking mall, complete with 40 stores like Sam Goody, Waldenbooks and the Scoops Ahoy ice cream parlor where Steve works.
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Trump's Friday — like most days that week — took a turn in the afternoon when two news scoops broke just as Trump boarded a flight for his first trip abroad as president.
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Bruiseday won't give you scoops or breaking news, and it will have its blind spots—pro wrestling is simply too big to cover in its entirety in once a week chunks.
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Trump knows well, perhaps better than anyone, that most outlets can't resist publishing these supposed "scoops"—even when the accuracy of said information is extremely difficult, if not impossible, to verify.
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When the business first launched by selling scoops and cones from pushcarts at street festivals and public events, they had the whole city buzzing about their signature flavor—Earl Grey Sriracha.
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Its zest for short-shelf-life scoops and its frequent focus on personalities have led some to dismiss its coverage as incremental and shallow, with little relevance to readers outside Brussels.
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When Bobby scoops up the boys in the middle of the night and drives them off to fatten up on milkshakes, he's not just following his own initiative, but defying Lara's.
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Jocelyn Johnson, who founded VideoInk five years ago and has turned it into a site that often generates industry scoops, will go to work for Waxman, along with writer Matt Lopez.
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Tresize mixes about two cups of mild-tasting beans, like cannellini or navy, with soy milk, flax meal, frozen greens, one or two scoops of protein powder, and plenty of berries.
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A young man in a hairnet scoops pert balls of biscuit dough into rows, nodding his head to lyrics about Jesus metaphorically breaking chains from people's wrists and generally being brilliant.
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"The mulch insulates the soil, keeps weeds at bay, and protects the plants against extreme temperatures," explains Francis Mureithi, a tall farmer, as he scoops up manure from a compost pit.
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Offering traditional (strawberry and vanilla-bean) and unusual (banana and mint-chewing-gum) flavors, The Franklin Fountain also churns out non-dairy and sugar-free scoops, as well as seasonal sorbets.
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Political news start-ups like the website Axios and the podcast "Pod Save America," hosted by former Obama officials, have connected with audiences that are eager for scoops, analysis and opinion.
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As metropolitan editor, Mr. Dunleavy rekindled a circulation war with The Daily News when the two tabloids vied for scoops while David Berkowitz, otherwise known as Son of Sam or the .
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Tourist crowds line up to pay 120 koruny, about $5.20, for scoops of ice cream plopped into the unholy offspring of a doughnut and a sugar cone known as a trdelnik.
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Axios covers the Trump administration with a bullet-pointed morning newsletter, by the well-connected Washington journalist Mike Allen, and quick-hit scoops from its sole White House reporter, Jonathan Swan.
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The big machine, called a backhoe or digger, has wide, knobby tires almost as tall as a man, and steel scoops front and rear for digging holes and shoving earth around.
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That was the compromise for our performance, because otherwise we'd have to carry a lot more fuel, which is a lot heavier, and have our scoops down, and that's more drag.
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The chocolate blackout cake comes from Happy Cakes in nearby Lancaster; kombucha is sourced by from Buffalo's Bootleg Bucha; and milkshakes are crafted with nondairy scoops from Perry's, a local brand.
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Recently, he was the paper's lead reporter on the negotiations over nuclear arms between Iran and the Obama administration, traveling to the Middle East to meet sources and dig up scoops.
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The movie's human element is introduced as an abstract reflection; the most active character is the dredge popping in and out of frame as it mechanically scoops mud from the harbor.
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Smell, engage, let your mouth water, look at the abstract beauty of the scoops there on the plates, but you'll find no nutritional value, and only a bitter herb to taste.
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One of my most memorable tantrums as a child was in an ice cream shop — because the three scoops on my cone weren't in the same order as in the display.
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Reporters covering the EPA in the past have also seen the agency leak their scoops to other outlets when reporters did their due diligence in asking for comments before publishing a story.
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The teardrop-shaped vents on the hood redirect air so it doesn't get caught up in the "gutter" where the windshield wipers reside, and the doors have air scoops and ducts, too.
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Served Á La AffogatoGet even fancier and go affogato by pouring an accompanying espresso shot on top of your ice cream scoops and serving finishing off with a brownie square topper. 3.
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After years of giving away scoops for nothing online, and cutting staff, the Times and Post are focusing on subscriptions—mostly digital ones—which now rake in more money than ads do.
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ZDNet's Mary Jo Foley, who is a seasoned reporter and regularly breaks scoops on Windows products, reports the Surface Phone probably won't materialize until late 2017 or maybe not even until 2018.
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The Washington Post has had several massive and important scoops this year on federal science funding, but like most science writers, I retain a love for the more puerile end of things.
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The black-clad man scoops it up quizzically and I follow him to a secure location away from prying eyes, where I take him out with a chokehold and steal it back.
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Furthermore, even the serious scoops of 2016 have had almost no bearing on what policies the candidates would pursue in office, and what would happen to 330 million Americans as a result.
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Three of our biggest scoops: Trump tells confidants U.S. will quit Paris climate deal Benchmark Capital sues Travis Kalanick for fraud Apple Music executive Bozoma Saint John plans to leave the company
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LifeNews, a Russian tabloid known for digging up scoops because of its close ties with security services, reported that the victim was a 4-year-old girl named Nastya M, citing police.
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The Arrow is extreme both in performance and looks — as every hypercar must be — though it goes further than most with the number of fins, flares, and scoops in its exterior design.
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" The new beverage is made up of "scoops of extra-dark cocoa blended with coffee, milk and ice, infused with cooling mint sugar crystals and cut with a layer of whipped cream.
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On June 9, 2013, a then-unknown intelligence contractor named Edward Snowden revealed himself to be the source behind a series of explosive scoops based on top secret National Security Agency documents.
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She scoops a grassy, barely sweet green-tea sorbet onto white chocolate ganache, and garnishes it with coin-size meringues that break easily, then strings syrupy, candied yuzu zest across it all.
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THE FRONT PAGE Bring your kids who have never seen a print newspaper to the welcome revival of this 823 comedy by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur about Chicago reporters chasing scoops.
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That means if you buy $100 worth of groceries, the bank that issued your card scoops $4 right out of the cash register for a service that costs only a few pennies.
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The newspaper's scoops include U.S. whistleblower Edward Snowden's revelation about mass surveillances as well as the phone hacking scandal, and its online edition is one of the most popular in the world.
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After four and a half servings of Aunt Doris's bland-ass stuffing and countless scoops of mashed potatoes, you could probably use a little spice to kick things back into high gear.
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There are these apps that come along every once in a while, like a Peach, like a TBH, but they either tend to die out really quick, or Facebook scoops them up.
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The speed with which we can erase online mistakes may inevitably make us sloppier (better to be second than sorry as we measure scoops, like stock trades, in fractions of a second).
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Throughout the year, our reporters, photographers and editors shared their reflections with Times Insider on how they covered some of the biggest stories — and some of the more modest scoops, as well.
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NDABIBI, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Stooped over a large plastic drum at his farm in southwestern Kenya, Josphat Macharia scoops up a handful of dirt and examines the worms writhing in his grip.
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"Double double toil and trouble!" she says in a disguised voice, as she leans over the Molcajete bowl and scoops some avocado — the same shade as Garner's face — out of its outer skin.
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The courtyard outside of Mueller's office was full of people -- including members of the special counsel team like Carr, prosecutor Michael Dreeben, and several FBI agents -- who all came down for free scoops.
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Distrust in the Washington Post and New York Times, the papers that have served up the most calorific scoops during the Trump presidency, is up by seven and nine points respectively among Republicans.
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To celebrate Fall TV and our huge Fall TV Preview issue that's out in September, EW is bringing you 50 scoops in 50 days, a daily dish on some of your favorite shows.
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Once that layer is smooth, two faux drumsticks are attached—those are sugar cones filled with frosting, glued onto the cake mound using scoops of ice cream, and finished with more brown frosting.
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Men dressed in black are serving avocado toastettes, tiny scoops of salmon tartar, and caramelized-onion-and-cheese biscuits to a crowd of journalists filling in a dozen rows of blond oak chairs.
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The biggest differences are really in the rears of each car; Concept B has a high tail wing with big aero scoops, whereas Concepts A and C have no rear wings at all.
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More importantly, though, it features Steve Harrington (Joe Keery) hard at work at the ice cream shop Scoops Ahoy, along with newcomer Robin (Maya Hawke, daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman). Ahoy!
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The law, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, allows U.S. intelligence agencies to collect vast amounts of communications from foreigners, but often incidentally scoops up the communications of Americans.
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After his assistant lays the ball off the glass, Jordan scoops the ball up and around, as he rotates 180 degrees for one of the sickest reverse dunks you'll see in a minute.
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So she sold the visitors pints of ice cream from the warehouse — sometimes up to $248 worth — and realized she needed to start looking for a brick-and-mortar location to sell scoops.
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Despite Wolff's gossipy scoops and unprecedented access—he conducted more than 200 interviews and was allowed to roam free in the West Wing—Henry Holt was apparently caught unaware by the explosive response.
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The gnocchi are done in just about two minutes, and Elmi scoops them out with a slotted spoon and puts them on a lightly-oiled baking sheet, which will keep them from sticking.
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Not only did they belt homers and get strong pitching Monday, but Teixeira had two superlative scoops of errant throws from shortstop Didi Gregorius, turning a potentially troublesome inning into a smooth one.
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She sweeps floors, scoops dog poo, and hand washes laundry, taking the occasional break to play dead with the youngest child, Pepe, or to join the family as they watch late-night television.
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CONCHA: The next thing you expect from CNN is that they are going to say that the President gets two scoops of ice cream when everybody else get -- wait, they already get that.
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The law allows U.S. intelligence agencies to eavesdrop on and collect vast amounts of digital communications from foreign suspects living outside of the United States, but often incidentally scoops up communications of Americans.
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Smith supported Cormier and Leopold, noting that they have been "reporting on the Trump Tower Moscow, which is at the heart of the Russia investigation, for months," with significant scoops in the past.
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An ice cream purchase is required at each shop (and each has its own exclusive flavor), but if you want to bring a thermos to stash scoops you can't finish, we won't tell.
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This is one of the beauties in the efficiencies of reading Axios AM is that in addition to my own reporting, we also reflect the best scoops or the best insights of others.
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For a time, a reporter might find herself given scoops, granted interviews, invited to join a Wall Street luminary in his town car, while the rest of the media scrum were stuck outside.
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When the temps get hot, Vivoli is an Italian Gelato cart that serves traditional scoops such as strawberry, vanilla, and chocolate along with a special flavor – Blue Magic – made just for the Riviera.
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He founded TMZ in 2005, building the Hollywood-focused operation into a powerful force in tabloid news, known for its scoops and its guerrilla interviews with celebrities at airports and other public places.
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" The article also said the film version of Ms. Scruggs "veers from reality, according to people who knew and worked with her, in suggesting she landed scoops by offering to sleep with sources.
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The tech blogger has developed an online following through her hobby of reverse engineering apps for fun and building prototypes based on the scoops she uncovers (like the previously mentioned testing on Instagram).
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While Drudge did not provide details, he has recently broken several scoops about the Fox News network, including the ouster of host Bill O'Reilly and the death of its former CEO, Roger Ailes.
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But equally important is to understand what these scoops don't tell us but what complying with congressional demands would: Who is paying Trump right now, and what, if anything, are they getting in return?
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He's also technically free to put ketchup on his well-done steak, demand that he gets two scoops of ice cream while everybody else gets only one, and use scotch tape on his ties.
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Recode, we were specialized in, first of all we specialized in scoops, which was, we would get them all, and they seemed more important than they actually really were in a lot of ways.
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Today, Cheddar operates two live video networks: the business news network Cheddar, which often scoops tech news stories; and the newer Cheddar Big News, which is its fast-paced general and headline news network.
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Scoops were painstakingly gathered by their own reporters, or were slipped to them by colleagues from other provinces whose work was being suppressed by local censors—a trick known as "supervision in another place".
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Distrust in the Washington Post and New York Times, the papers that have served up the most calorific scoops during the Trump presidency, is up by seven and nine percentage points respectively among Republicans.
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Then we've got seven more years to wait before the return capsule brings back a few scoops of asteroid dirt—and, perhaps, some answers to our questions about how life started here on Earth.
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In a curvy plate add two big scoops of the tahini, one tsp of the spicy sauce you just made, a nice amount of cooked chickpeas and at least two tbsp of olive oil.
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By all appearances, Lexus has no intention of backing down from its ultra-aggressive design language here: if anything, they've leaned further into it, with enormous scoops on the new model beneath each headlamp.
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Dawson and his researchers set out to test the rate of bacterial transfer to both lemons and ice by inoculating their hands or ice scoops with E. coli and then handling the two items.
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The company hopes to add five to 10 people to the Cheddar Scoops team next year, many of whom will be experts in hot topic areas within business, deals, tech and media — Cheddar's specialties.
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If Mr Cruz scoops up all 42 Republican delegates in Wisconsin, Mr Trump will need to win 57% of the remaining delegates in other states to collect the 1,237 delegates needed for the nomination.
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Success has been credited to TMZ's scoops (like security footage of Solange Knowles kicking Jay-Z in an elevator) but much of the show's appeal lies in the cast of Levin and his employees.
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Although he has had spectacular scoops and published an authoritative biography of Zhou Enlai, the first prime minister of the People's Republic of China, his company has also published its share of salacious works.
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At a dinner with reporters and Vice President Pence, Trump "gets two scoops of vanilla ice cream with his chocolate cream pie, instead of the single scoop for everyone else," according to the report.
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But the program, classified details of which were exposed in 2013 by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, also incidentally scoops up communications of Americans, including if they communicate with a foreign target living overseas.
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They say the White House is tossing conservatives scraps as Trump feeds mainstream heavyweights such as The New York Times and Washington Post with a steady stream of interviews, scoops and top-level access.
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The surveillance program, classified details of which were exposed in 2013 by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, also incidentally scoops up communications of Americans, including if they communicate with a foreign target living overseas.
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January 23, 2018: Axios' Jonathan Swan scoops that Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been considering firing FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe after repeated attacks from President Trump over his connections to Comey and Clinton.
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With a big smile and her sweet southern manner, the Texas native endeared herself to many celebrities and scored major tabloid scoops: Donald and Ivana Trump's divorce, Woody Allen and Mia Farrow's impending parenthood.
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Anyone who scoops up a cheap boxful of half-working Bulovas from the 22009s at a flea market is likely to end up with a cheap boxful of half-working Bulovas from the 230s.
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People across the country knew about the paper thanks to its work on Watergate and other high-profile scoops, but hardly anyone outside of the Washington metropolitan area read it on a daily basis.
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Trump tends to stay in the residence, where she has worked with the kitchen staff to arrange more-healthful meals for her husband — though he still prefers two scoops of ice cream for dessert.
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A 'reality-based' press would include facts that conservative journalists are reporting... If the Old Media lived up to its own hype as enlightening the public, it wouldn't squash, spike, or omit conservative scoops.
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And at a painful time in the local news business, its six-person staff has started to rival The Des Moines Register for scoops and influence in the first-in-the-nation presidential caucus.
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The hackers, working under the made-up name of Guccifer 2.0, used social media tools to invite individual reporters to request specific caches of documents, handing them out the way political operatives distribute scoops.
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"At the dessert course, he gets two scoops of vanilla ice cream with his chocolate cream pie, instead of the single scoop for everyone else," Time reported in an early profile of his presidency.
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A shelf of four spice jars invites you to smell them, and then a series of four prints hangs on the wall, nearby, showing perfect little scoops of the spices arranged on pristine plates.
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At a time when gossip magazines are suffering right along with more serious publications and digital outlets, they no longer have the reporting ranks they once relied on to dig up real celebrity scoops.
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For non-journalists, this might not seem much different from celebrities only agreeing to scripted on-the-record interviews, or to political reporters writing complimentary pieces about politicians as "beat sweeteners" for future scoops.
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While the jury is still out on whether Amy Sherman-Palladino will give us even more Gilmore wit, we're latching on to any inside scoops we can get — and we just found our next fix.
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The scoops of protein contain 100 percent whey isolate protein, 20 grams of protein, 7003 calories and no fat or sugar and a 1.6 pound package (30 servings) currently starts at $34.99 on the website.
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The Post's story is strikingly different than the series of incremental New York Times scoops that revealed the existence of Don Jr.'s meeting last year and, gradually, more and more of what happened there.
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Staring so fiercely into the camera that she resembles a warrior, she scoops herself out with a spoon, raises a bit of melon to her mouth, and interrupts her speech just long enough to swallow.
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So when we heard that Dairy Queen will be giving away free scoops all day on March 20 — and that the entire event is intended to benefit Children's Miracle Network Hospitals —we were pretty delighted.
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There's not much around my office other than fast food, and since I didn't bring anything to eat, I just have a couple scoops of my almond butter that I keep in the work fridge.
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Some biases are sort of universal: Journalists tend to be partial to conflict, tension, complications — in relationships, workplaces, government — and of course to scoops, even those that are interesting to almost no one but themselves.
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We could skip these, as well as the hard scoops of fried creamed corn and catfish sticks that weren't sticks at all, but scraps of fish encased in a thick armor of deep-fried batter.
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Fans on the West Coast can also head to a Scoops Ahoy ice cream truck — named for the ice cream shop that Steve (Joe Keery) works at in season 3 in the new Starcourt Mall.
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By Jason Leopold, Anthony Cormier, Heidi Blake, Tom Warren, Jane Bradley, Alex Campbell, and Richard Holmes The stunning series that was a finalist for a 2018 Pulitzer Prize continued into 2018 with two huge scoops.
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After finishing up our scoops, we walked into the next room, which featured a bright pink wall adorned with waffle cones and a booth dedicated to edible balloons, which were being made for every attendee.
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That's the takeaway from multiple press scoops in October, revealing that Vance turned down chances to prosecute Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein for sexual assault, and Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. for fraud and larceny.
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Imagine, if you will, the follow scenario: You decide to give a child an ice cream cone topped with three scoops of their favorite flavor, whipped cream, hot fudge, sprinkles, and a cherry on top.
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I would say this is essentially where the Hawaii-style "plate lunch" style of food got its start—you know, where you get two scoops of rice and a macaroni salad in the same plate?
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Microsoft will help power these programs by providing what it calls "cognitive micro services" — little scoops of prepackaged intelligence that give bots the ability to understand natural language, for example, or analyze and label images.
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A year ago, 40 French female journalists published a letter of protest against pervasive sexism by French male politicians, including salacious text messages, lewd comments and offers of political scoops in exchange for sexual favors.
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There was a train made of stackable blocks for pretend traveling, an ice cream parlor set with mix-and-match scoops and cones for pretend eating, and a mini broom and mop for pretend cleaning.
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Axios, best known for delivering scoops and tightly written news for professionals, has been gearing up to launch a paid product that it plans to sell to big companies to offset its reliance on advertising.
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Critics, including many politicians, argue Murdoch wields too much influence through the Sun and Times newspapers, and in 2011 he closed the News of the World after its journalists admitted hacking phones to get scoops.
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With the Depression gripping the country, the brothers enticed customers by selling two scoops of ice cream for a nickel, about half the price their competitors charged (and the equivalent of about 21970 cents today).
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My editors supported my decision to chase after introspection instead of scoops: Rather than wanting a truth that Talk subjects had been keeping from the world, I wanted one they'd also been keeping from themselves.
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As we pat ourselves on the back, though, for the grueling hours and Pulitzer-quality scoops, we should remember one thing: Even if we vanished tomorrow, Trump would probably end up in the same place.
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Scoops and scandal In early 20183, journalists from the Sarawak Report and Wall Street Journal began reporting that millions of dollars had been siphoned off the fund after allegedly securing a series of leaked documents.
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The son of a prominent diplomat, Mr. Solomon, who worked at The Journal for 23 years, commanded respect in Washington because of his foreign-affairs scoops about North Korea, Iran and other Middle East countries.
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Just like our favorite childhood scoop shops, we drop a few scoops of ice cream into a tall fluted glass and finish it with a drizzle of ground cherry jam and a heap of blackberries.
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The rate at which you see this style of work, marketed as scoops or revealing interviews with conservative trendsetters, exposes the personal and institutional prerogatives of those involved—even as they pretend they don't exist.
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He began producing front-page scoops — "marmalade droppers," as they are known in Britain — that mirrored the euroskeptic opinions of The Telegraph's conservative readers: Sniffer dogs would be dispatched to regulate the smell of manure!
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" (Baskin-Robbins is also making t-shirts and "collectible" ice cream quarts inspired by Steve Harrington's fictional employer, Scoops Ahoy.) Baskin-Robbins has also done product integrations with Seinfeld, The Steve Allen Show, Captain America, and The Amazing Spiderman, but calls this "the largest and most integrated partnership" the company has ever done, adding "There is a very natural synergy between Baskin-Robbins and Stranger Things as it almost feels like the Duffer Brothers patterned season three's Scoops Ahoy shop after Baskin-Robbins locations from the era.
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In a second Instagram post, the shop shared a photo of three freshly-made bright red scoops in a cone, which were made with real ketchup in the cream and then topped with an extra squeeze.
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It is wolfish males—sometimes hunting in packs—getting ripped at the gym and making sure their haircuts and outfits are optimized for maximum courting potential, like a bowerbird but on two scoops of N.O.-Xplode.
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Scoops have brought accolades, including a share in a Pulitzer prize for Aristegui Noticias and Colombia's Connectas for their role in reporting on the Panama papers, which revealed tax evasion by powerful people across the globe.
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Whether you enjoy scoops from Brooklyn-based Ample Hill Creamery in candy-covered cones or atop ooey gooey butter cake sundaes, don't skip out on Sally Sells Seashells, an orange marshmallow variety exclusive to Disney's Boardwalk.
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She strokes him with her trunk through the bars of the cell, then scoops him up and cradles him to the strains of a lullaby (cutaway shots show other circus animals nuzzling up to their mothers).
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Standing next to sacks of "pigeon peas" in Latur, an agricultural hub about eight hours from Mumbai by train, Somwanshi cuts a narrow slit in one and scoops out a handful of the red-coloured lentils.
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Whenever Lois fights her own superpower-free battle for truth and justice in Metropolis, every time she scoops Clark or brings down a crime lord with a headline, there we will hear echoes of Margot Kidder.
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Mashable, the tech and entertainment digital media outlet founded by Pete Cashmore in 2005, sold to Ziff Davis for just $50 million Thursday, roughly $200 million less than its estimated prior valuation, The Journal also scoops.
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Once the pansotti rise to the surface, White scoops them into the pesto with a generous splash of pasta water and an even-more-generous chunk of butter, and swirls and tosses till it's all emulsified.
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"You have these newspapers with struggling business models that are running circles around them in terms of scoops," Wemple points out, whereas cable news networks are raking in hundreds of millions of dollars for nonstop punditry.
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Why it matters: Pillpack would give Walmart an online pharmacy to compliment its brick-and-mortar pharmacies -- something that could become even more valuable if Walmart scoops up insurer Humana and its millions of Medicare patients.
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As a reporter, I'm a little bit disappointed because I read my book and I'm like, "I didn't break a whole lot of news," in the sense of there's not a lot of scoops in here.
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Wojnarowski is the highest-profile reporter covering pro basketball and is a one-man scoop machine, best known for tracking player trades and signings; he is famed for dispensing his scoops in real time on Twitter.
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Andy Muschietti's adaptation of Stephen King's 1986 novel about a group of kids fending off a killer clown layers generous scoops of action atop a base of jump scares — with a sprinkling of late-'80s nostalgia.
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After all, who wants to believe that there is no plan at all and that the fate of human civilization might depend on whether the president gets one or two scoops of ice cream for dessert?
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And if, by unlikely chance, you have leftover pie, pop a slice into the blender with a few scoops of ice cream — pecan pie and coffee ice cream is a top-notch combination — and whiz away.
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With people getting news from more sources than ever, including from late-night shows themselves, the joke tellers have become like the journalists providing scoops: They don't want to be even five minutes behind their rivals.
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And like a cherry on top of Trump's trademark two scoops of ice cream, the president managed to also repeal the individual healthcare mandate — effectively the beginning of the end of Obamacare as we know it.
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Let Mashable help with our new series Me, My Self-Care & I. Not to brag, but I've had probably dozens of ice cream cones and hundreds of creamy scoops during my 30 years on this Earth.
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Even the obligatory scoops of ice cream that restaurants seem required to offer aren't allowed to leave her pastry station until they've been turned into a composed dessert, and not some kind of slapdash sundae, either.
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I printed out all the big scoops we'd done over the last couples of years and slapped that on their desk — it was Rupert Murdoch, [News Corp CEO] Robert Thompson and [News UK COO] David Dinsmore.
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Petsafe takes the ick out of the chore with this automated device that scoops waste away 5, 10 or 20 minutes after your cat finishes its business (ensuring that your kitty won't be terrified of its toilet).
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In the first of a pair of scoops, WIRED's Issie Lapowsky revealed that the DNC has hired former Yahoo security head—don't worry, he got there after the hacks—Bob Lord as its first chief security officer.
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British journalist and digital entrepreneur Nick Denton had launched Gawker in 22018 as "the source for daily Manhattan media news and gossip," and he built a new-media empire as famous for its snark as its scoops.
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Ingredients: 3 oz Baileys Original Irish Cream Liqueur 8 oz Ginger Beer 4 scoops Chocolate Ice Cream 5 pieces Candied Ginger 1/2 teaspoon Cayenne Pepper Chili Cinnamon Rim Ginger Infused Whipped Cream for Garnish Preparation: 1.
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In his latest piece of political artwork, the Ace Ventura star, 56, depicts the commander-in-chief eating his preferred dessert, two scoops of ice cream, while rubbing an exposed nipple poking out from a blue bathrobe.
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The launch confirms TechCrunch's scoops over the past month outlining the features and potential of IGTV that we said would arrive today, following the WSJ's report that Instagram would offer videos up to an hour in length.
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When she's done, she blows out the candle and scoops out the warm wax with her fingers before smoothing it all over my hair, explaining that it's made of moisturizing tree nut oil to rehydrate my strands.
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Friend finder, a Facebook feature that scoops up information from your e-mail contact list and then invites people who still aren't on Facebook to join, has been declared illegal by Germany's highest court, Reuters reported Thursday.
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Take note when controversy springs up around the network and really think about who stands to benefit when inside sources give scoops to CNN, New York Magazine, or literally any mainstream media outlet not called Fox News.
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And he did all this while also shepherding the paper through some of the biggest and trickiest scoops of the past half-century: the WikiLeaks dump of US diplomatic cables and Edward Snowden's National Security Agency files.
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Similar past discoveries by Wong have led to TechCrunch scoops about the eventual release of Instagram video calling, name tags, music stickers and more, though there's always a chance Instagram scraps this feature before it ever launches.
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By contrast, freelances are hungry to supply scoops for the weeklies, while on occasion mainstream reporters frustrated at not being able to get their story out will give it to a weekly to run under a pseudonym.
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Because know this: other media reporters don't re-report Sherman or book him on cable news programs because they believe he's accurate with his scoops; they do so because they love the anti-Fox narrative being presented.
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Because the entire news media is structured on "new news"—novel reporting that is then chewed over by talking heads for hours—Wolff has been booked everywhere from TODAY to Meet the Press to discuss his scoops.
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The design picks up various key Corvette cues, but the car bears a resemblance to the old Ferrari 458, although the impressive side intake scoops are more akin to what we see in contemporary mid-engine supercars.
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Sabine, who will remain in Frankfurt, started out as a reporter delivering market-moving scoops before she took on a succession of leadership roles, from Munich bureau chief to her current role overseeing the German companies file.
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Adrian Bingham, a historian who has written a history of Britain's tabloid press, said in a telephone interview that British newspapers' focus on people's private lives first boomed in the 1930s as the publications competed for scoops.
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But it's true: For every aspirational dish featuring exotic ingredients (wild boar ragù), there is a welcoming, minimalist plate of, say, halved figs paired rustically with scoops of labneh, or roasted pears layered with Gorgonzola and speck.
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Haskins was laughing because Culbertson is the public relations coordinator for Amazon's camera surveillance company Ring, a company Haskins has gradually dismantled in the last year, with a seemingly endless series of scoops and deeply reported investigations.
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In some of these images, a slight, silver-haired, bespectacled man looks at the camera, seated on a wild creation with three legs, or at the edge of a sculptural object comprised of curvaceous cones and scoops.
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The slate we have this year is extraordinary: We'll have some scoops and features we've been planning and reporting for months, as well as opinion pieces by infosec professionals who explain how the internet's design is failing users.
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I want to kind of pitch I'll just go and hang out at Mar-a-lago for six weeks and people will probably just say stuff around me, and I'll be able to have a lot of scoops.
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I kept it straightforward and ordered two scoops: Salty & Sweet, a dreamy mix of sugar cookie, salted caramel, dark chocolate chips and sea salt, and Fluffernutter, a luscious combo of peanut butter, dark chocolate chips and marshmallow fluff.
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As she attempts to dispose of the insect by slamming its body in a closet door, her revulsion, quite unexpectedly, transforms into rapturous compassion: she scoops its oozing entrails into her mouth in a ritualistic act of communion.
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In recent days, a series of scoops has roiled the search: In a story on Saturday, the Post reported that Amazon is in advanced talks with Crystal City, a northern Virginia neighborhood 4 miles from the White House.
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In 2023, the dirt the OSIRIS-REx mission scoops up from nearby asteroid Bennu will return to Earth in a special release capsule containing the largest amount of off-world samples NASA has received since the Apollo missions.
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Though sometimes dismissed by mainstream publications, the Enquirer's history of breaking legitimate scoops about politicians' personal lives — including its months-long Pulitzer Prize-contending coverage of presidential candidate Edwards' affair — is a point of pride in its newsroom.
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Haberman is known as one of the reporters who Trump talks to the most, and has even been referred to as the "Trump-whisperer" because of the scoops she is able to pull out from the White House.
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Avocado or plantain ice cream sabores are for sale on Calle Ocho at Azucar, which is easy to find, because there is a seriously massive sculpture of a cone and scoops of the sweet stuff on its exterior.
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That line of argument didn't gain him much credence among many journalists — one conservative writer told me that Solomon was "known to have credibility issues" that required readers to find a secondary source for any of his scoops.
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She continues to write ever more incendiary articles, getting scoops that expose the graft and corruption of the overtly pious Islamic Republic, but she also begins a series of trips to London and ultimately finds exile in America.
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It's many different kinds of stories, which I think is important, because there's a sense that people will only pay for scoops, or people will only pay for something they can trade off of, and it's not true.
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His latest creation is a colorful portrait of a screaming Trump in a bathrobe eating two scoops of ice cream, which Carrey jokingly pitched to the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, which houses portraits of all former US presidents.
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News organizations like The Washington Post, The New York Times and CNN are jousting for scoops, but instead of sending clerks to grab the early editions from newsstands, editors watch the news unfold on Twitter in real time.
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Tom Cheshire, a reporter with the British network Sky News who has dealt with Fancy Bears, said they behaved "almost more like a P.R. firm, really" and were "very businesslike," doling out scoops and trying to shape coverage.
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If you prefer to get your coronavirus scoops from a QAnon message board, and you go around conspicuously shaking people's hands to show solidarity with President Trump, fixing your behaviors is way beyond the scope of this article.
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Daily NK's team, which includes several North Korean defectors, uses secure messaging apps to communicate with network of informants in North Korea and China, allowing them to land exclusive scoops about what's really happening inside the reclusive regime.
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Unfortunately, these in-flight treats will only be available to those flying in JetBlue Mint class – JetBlue's relatively new take on first class – also the ice cream will only be available in scoops, not Coolhaus's famous ice cream sammies.
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And it gets better: Besides serving scoops in a cup or cone (which can be customized with toppings), DŌ also offers ice cream sundaes and milkshakes made with the dough, as well as baked cookies and ice-cream sandwiches.
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Not only does he nearly Finalize his man, he forgoes the inside roll and the typical overhand form, and just scoops the ball slyly, no-look, in the space underneath his defender's stick, and in the goalie's five hole.
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Zero Motorcycles leads in electric motorcycles as BRP scoops up Alta's remains None of the big-name producers — Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, BMW — have offered a production electric street motorcycle in the U.S. (KTM's Freeride E-XC isn't street-legal).
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The restaurant's "Golden Opulence Sundae " sells for $1,000 and includes three scoops of Tahitian vanilla ice cream covered in 23-karat gold leaf, as well as almonds, caviar and a sugar-forged orchid that takes eight hours to build.
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No reason for the editorial breakdown was given, but modern newsrooms often struggle with weighing traditional journalistic safeguards against the pressures of the fast-twitch digital news cycle, especially when it comes to blockbuster scoops like CNN's would've been.
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EPA administrator Scott Pruitt's scandal list started with excess bodyguards and first class flights, and has reached the level of farce, leaving him battered by almost daily scoops on his requests for favors and questionable uses of federal resources.
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Which makes it entirely reasonable to wait to see whether Mueller vindicates the various uncorroborated scoops about a conspiracy hatched in Prague or the Ecuadorean Embassy, rather than trying to impeach Trump for, say, his private griping about NATO.
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Buy them by the quarter-pound or one-ounce pot, or take a seat and try the butter board ($252), a sampling of seven sweet and savory butters served in melon-ball-size scoops with a toasted demi baguette.
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Next came the realization that chocolate has an O in the center (sometimes you just get lucky!), and the idea of having double and triple scoops came shortly after, even though I knew the cross-referencing would be cumbersome.
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The outlet, which is famous for its celebrity gossip and breaking news scoops, was later called out by police officers who had responded to the accident for breaking the story before authorities could reach the families of the victims.
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Mr. Johnson, now 55 and on a glide path toward becoming prime minister, was then a rising star at The Daily Telegraph, cranking out front-page scoops that verged on satire, portraying European bureaucrats as absurd, overregulating control freaks.
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On March 15, you'll feel some excellent vibes in your social life when Mercury gets a boost from power planet Pluto, connecting you to people who have inside scoops, VIP access, or some other hard-to-get hook up.
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The comment came after the Nikkei, revered in Japan for its business news and known for its market-moving scoops and previews, said Nissan would cut its global production by about 15 percent for the current fiscal year ending March 2020.
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Since Trump's inauguration, The Washington Post has broken several potentially damaging political scoops about the administration, including a recent allegation that Trump advisor and son-in-law Jared Kushner proposed creating a communication back channel with Russia after the election.
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"Despite the hard work of everyone on that staff, which has produced much outstanding journalism and great scoops, establishing a steady and sustainable audience for a relatively young site has proved challenging in a fiercely competitive sector," the email read.
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Cumberland Farms: The convenience chain is introducing two new flavors — Chocolate Peppermint Palooza and Awesome Chocolate Amaretto Almond — to its Ultimate Scoops ice cream collection, and you can get your hands on them for the discounted price of $3 a pint.
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Like they all get to pretend they're Woodwards and Bernsteins every, every morning when they go on to the subreddit, which scoops up the top-level stuff from 8chan or 4chan where people like Roseanne Barr wouldn't be able to navigate.
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It's driven by the constant churn of scoops, leaks, denials, and revelations, as new connections between team Trump and the Russian government come to light and government investigations scramble to (or are stonewalled from) getting to the bottom of it.
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Edgartown, Massachusetts (CNN)Posted in the window of Mad Martha's ice cream parlor here is a framed photo of a vacation-rested President and his wife, grinning as a crowd watches them lick away at double scoops of frozen blueberry.
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The US scoops up such a large volume of communications intercepts in areas like Syria and Iraq, the material often is not processed unless there is a particular event that requires analysts to go back and look for supporting intelligence material.
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So a good media has to hold him accountable on serious issues, not things like his ice cream scoops, not things like a video breakdown of every second that he shook a Emmanuel Macron's hand for 25 seconds, you know?
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The bill will legalize the UK's global surveillance program, which scoops up communications data from around the world, but it will also introduce new domestic powers, including a government database that stores the web history of every citizen in the country.
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Tobala and Añejo are the others, all subtly different: $4.50 for two scoops at Il Laboratorio del Gelato stores; a flight of all four varieties, with oranges, $10, at Claro, 284 Third Avenue (President Street), Gowanus, Brooklyn, 347-721-3146, clarobk.com.
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Washington (CNN)An ad war twist that Donald Trump doesn't approve of in Ohio, prominent Republicans who are MIA, "Survival Tuesday" calculations and peeks at a key Senate race -- those are just some of the scoops in the "Inside Politics" forecast.
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Before themes of tolerance and acceptance became a built-in part of internet vernacular, the internet was for lifting the veil on celebrity and feeling like an insider for getting 'scoops' beyond what could be said on television or print.
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In 2018 Cena said his mornings include a healthy breakfast — usually one of two meals, he told Vanity Fair: either a protein shake with milk, water and two scoops of protein, or scrambled eggs with Swiss cheese, bacon and sauteed veggies.
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TOKYO, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Japanese telco SoftBank Corp on Monday announced plans to merge its internet unit Yahoo Japan with messaging app operator Line Corp as it scoops up troubled internet companies to bulk up against rivals like Rakuten Inc.
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"Issues identified as contributing to poor results were mainly related to inadequate cleaning and maintenance procedures of the ice machine, poor personal hygiene practices, and inadequate storage of ice scoops," Paul Ellis, the chairman of the WFMF, told the BBC.
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She was not an exceptional writer or reporter, although there were occasional scoops — the 1990 split of Donald and Ivana Trump, Madonna's 1996 pregnancy — but her income often exceeded $20053 million a year, more than any newspaper columnist or executive editor.
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But I recently completed the one-day tour by bike with friends, and if you can stomach nine scoops and at least 21 miles (plus any pedaling to and from home), this might be the best day of your entire summer.
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Robert Pear, a reporter whose understated demeanor belied a tenacious pursuit of sources and scoops during his 63 years at The New York Times covering health care and other critical national issues, died on Tuesday in Rockville, Md. He was 69.
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The son of Norman Swan, a prominent television journalist in Australia, he arrived here in 2014 after a promising career in the Canberra trenches, where among other scoops he discovered video of an Australian senator hurling the feces of a kangaroo.
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But the program, classified details of which were exposed by 2013 by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, also incidentally scoops up communications of Americans for a variety of technical reasons, including if they communicate with a foreign target living overseas.
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Ice creams have become one of Ecuador's signature desserts, although the range of flavors for helados de paila have expanded to include assorted fruits and some milk-based varieties—and one Quito-based vendor is even serving scoops of guinea pig.
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While keeping any scoops about the Russian attack for next week's release, Mr. Clapper did promise to "push the envelope" in declassifying as much detail as possible, including the motive of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia in carrying it out.
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Starting with Comey's sudden firing on May 9, events have been unfolding since then, with near-daily scoops about the interactions between Trump and Comey and the campaigns connections to Russia — it has been a wild ride up until this point.
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At this year's International Space Development Conference, Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Making space exploration cool again Sanders campaign to launch own 'newsletter with scoops' MORE, the CEO of Amazon.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - JAB Holding Co, the private holding company of Germany's Reimann family, is taking on juice and soda in its latest acquisition, as its Keurig Green Mountain business scoops up U.S. beverage maker Dr Pepper Snapple Group DPS.
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As seen in the surveillance camera video of the incident, a young blonde woman appears of out nowhere, approaches him while reaching out her hand and then swiftly scoops up the brown tabby from behind and carries him away from his home.
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An afternoon or evening at the brewing company can end well with a rich brownie from Greyston, the community-focused nonprofit bakery, or a cold brew, with stout that picks up a note of root beer sweetness from scoops of creamy gelato.
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A CNN story about the head of the American Bar Association asking the Senate to delay Kavanaugh's confirmation until after an FBI investigation has more than 720,000 engagements, and scoops from the New Yorker and Washington Post received more than 500,000 engagements each.
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Well, if you do want to sound like somewhat less of an idiot when you speculate about Bob Mueller, you should be reading Anthony Cormier and Jason Leopold's extraordinary series of scoops on the money trail around Donald Trump, around his associates.
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That's partly thanks to the way Amazon operates: Your list of adversaries — even enemies — includes the many businesses that fear being crushed by Amazon, and the retail workers losing their jobs as the company scoops up market share in sector after sector.
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It all started on July 26 (a day after the Season 25's launch), when fans discovered morse code hidden in some Baskin Robins items and commercials, which is doing a cross-promotion with the in-universe ice scream shop Scoops Ahoy.
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Foles says every morning he makes coffee with two tablespoons of what he calls a "highly potent" version of MCT oil (aka, coconut oil), two tablespoons of butter from grass-fed cows and two scoops of collagen protein to create Asprey's signature drink.
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It's something people on Twitter and Instagram are lending a lot of brain power to this Friday, and we blame the upcoming weekend, with two hefty scoops of snowstorm Niko, which pounded much of the northeast this week, leaving many people snowed in.
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Motherboard had some big scoops this year, and started or advanced several national conversations about Trump administration science censorship, Silicon Valley sexism (the Google Memo), Equifax's gross negligence with the social security numbers of half of America, and broadband access/net neutrality.
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"And while I may have lost my taste for ice cream after one too many free scoops, I'll never forget that job, or the people who gave me that opportunity, and how they helped me get to where I am today," he said.
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Of course, the true test might be to put a few scoops in front of your grandparents and see if they turn up their noses, but we can say from experience, these new non-dairy flavors are pretty hard to say no to.
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Note: If you're looking for a vegetable to pair with it beyond the usual suspects, here's what my mom does: She cuts an acorn squash in half, scoops out the seeds (but leaves the skin on), and then slices it into planks.
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In a world where experienced reporters competed for scoops and where carrying water for the White House was a cause for shame, no matter which party was in power, it was much harder to sustain a "narrative" over any serious period of time.
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This week, the House Energy and Commerce Committee will continue work on legislation that could negatively impact millions of Americans — but it has nothing to do with James Comey's firing, the Russians, the AHCA, how many ice cream scoops President Trump allows guests.
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"And while I may have lost my taste for ice cream after one too many free scoops, I'll never forget that job — or the people who gave me that opportunity — and how they helped me get to where I am today," Obama wrote.
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And Business Insider, especially the transportation and retail sections, does a lot to dispel that — our most interesting scoops and stories from these sections often derive from the fact that many of us are talking to blue collar and service workers every day.
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"While I may have lost my taste for ice cream after one too many free scoops, I'll never forget that job — or the people who gave me that opportunity — and how they helped me get to where I am today," Obama wrote.
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Today, the same consumer tends to go into the store looking just to buy one of the specialized varieties of Tostitos: She really loves Hint of Lime or is intent on buying Tostitos Scoops (chips in the shape of tiny taco bowls).
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Frank Bruni You heard it here first: James Comey was fired because during his White House dinner with Donald Trump, when dessert arrived, he noticed that the president had two scoops of ice cream to his one, and dared to remark on it.
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Top Chinese leaders, including Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam, "have been managing their response" to the violent protests in Hong Kong from a villa in Shenzhen instead of using the formal bureaucratic system that's been in place for two decades, Reuters scoops.
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"It's true that one should not be thinking in terms of 'scoops' and serious scholars need to have a larger picture in mind than looking at a single document," said Kertzer, who will be one of the first scholars to view the archives.
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Some of the selections include two types of litter mats, replacement scoops, liners, lids, and the little parts like liner hooks, as well as their own brand of stain and odor remover, which is scent-free to avoid offending sensitive cat noses.
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In its nearly two decades on newsstands and in cellblocks, the gritty quarterly, which calls itself the Original Street Bible, has offered scoops on hip-hop killers and cocaine kingpins, all of whom have trusted that its editors would get their stories right.
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Send us your scoops, tips and hot NBA trade rumors SUPREME COURT TO HEAR APPLE APPEAL: The Supreme Court said Monday that it would hear Apple's appeal in a class action lawsuit that alleges the iPhone maker has monopolized the app market.
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Meanwhile, as Peretti builds up an empire based on lists about basset hounds, he also creates a serious operation, BuzzFeed News, that churns out scoops and serious stories, including the first revelations about the role of fake news during the 2016 election.
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Read: Inside the Turkish newspaper landing some of the most explosive Khashoggi scoops Of course, that story had won few takers, and ran contrary to reports from Istanbul, where Turkish security officials leaked one gruesome detail after another regarding the Saudi dissident's murder.
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In an ode to the material, the artist Myra Mimlitsch-Gray created a sculptural work called "Magnification: Engraving," (2017) that looks like a of a block of linoleum (or an exceptionally smooth container of ice cream) with scoops of material gouged from its gleaming surface.
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Related Video: Read these stories next: This Australian Boy Just Wants The Right To Marry Chris Hemsworth "People Might Say It's Not OK That Your Moms Love Each Other — They Are Wrong" Ben & Jerry's Won't Sell Two Scoops In Australia For The Greatest Reason
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In tech, The Information, founded by a former Wall Street Journal editor, has thrived with a mix of trend-based reporting and news scoops, while Stratechery, an analysis-focused newsletter/blog from Taiwan-based writer Ben Thompson, has also shown the model to be lucrative.
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The story's effects rippled outward, inspiring more women to come forward with their own stories of harassment, incentivizing more media outlets to try to land similar scoops, and forcing other high-profile industries to look more closely at suspected abusers in their own ranks.
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Steve, in turn, is working at the new Starcourt Mall; he's serving ice cream in the food court's Scoops Ahoy, where he's regularly mocked by his deadpan coworker Robin (Maya Hawke) and strategically undermined by mall patron and ice cream connoisseur Erica (Priah Ferguson).
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We're gonna be there in person, which is really exciting, so we're gonna have our correspondents running around at the conventions, talking to people, bothering the delegates, trying to get fun scoops to use on the show, and hopefully, become a part of history.
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The update also includes new sizes, like a slim rectangle and mini square, and POP accessories that attach to the underside of those lids, like a leveler, scoops, date dial, and a brown sugar saver (a terra cotta disk to keep it from drying out!).
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During Mr Obama's presidency, a new generation of young journalists has emerged who are focused on Washington, DC. They eschew the sources, leaks and scoops that are pursued by their more traditionally minded colleagues in favour of the sage counsel of academic political science.
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According to Michael Allen of Axios, who has posted a number of scoops related to the Trump administration so far, the White house is reading a 41-page report from UBS entitled, "Revitalizing America: Engaging civic capital for US infrastructure," also released on Tuesday.
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Something that [BuzzFeed Editor in Chief] Ben Smith is obsessed with is scoops, and I think that I came back with a real fire under my ass to make sure that Fader was known for its news and its reporting as well as its tastemaking.
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Which is to say it has invested heavily in getting the kinds of scoops that investors care about—the kinds that will make them money—not necessarily in shedding an unflattering light on some of the most powerful and wealthiest people in the world.
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Along the way, Mr. Rusbridger racked up an investigative hat trick, with electrifying scoops on illegal phone hacking by British tabloids, the WikiLeaks trove of diplomatic cables, and leaks from Edward J. Snowden describing the vast electronic surveillance conducted by the National Security Agency.
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As a World Wrestling Entertainment superstar who's required to stay in fighting shape year-round, John Cena diet is "boring," he told Bon Appetit in 2018 — he usually drinks four glasses of milk with four scoops of meal replacement protein powder for breakfast, for example.
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The company's CEO Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Making space exploration cool again Sanders campaign to launch own 'newsletter with scoops' MORE is the company's largest Amazon shareholder with about 16 percent of its stock.
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He's required reading on the topic, and he's been proving it with great scoops like this one on Texas voter records being exposed, this story about iPhone apps being caught quietly monetizing your location and a huge breach of credit card data by Newegg.
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Raised mostly by her Jamaican grandmother, with a spell spent moving from house to house in care as an adolescent, Lava's story scoops together self-expression, playfulness and an indelible creative energy with the fierce independence she's picked up from both her collaborators and family.
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Holme says the service keeps tabs on when shows that are routinely listed among the best ever (as ER has been for years) become available, and as other streaming services shed older shows from their libraries, Hulu scoops them up (as I wrote about here).
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Despite calls for Mallory to resign, and for the national Women's March leadership to address the issue and renounce anti-Semitism, neither thing happened, and the news cycle churned on amid, among other things, the many, many jaw-dropping scoops about the Trump administration.
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The New York Times and The Washington Post engaged in a friendly-competition war that benefited the country, scoring major scoops, from the multiple and repeatedly-lied-about meetings between Trump campaign officials and Kremlin-linked figures to the sexual transgressions of powerful men.
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Sources (and people who want to "leak") go to a publication with the most impact; opinion makers and influencers seek the publication with the most sources and scoops — hence the "network effect" so coveted in technology circles, and one well understood by Mr. Bezos.
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As the White House reeled on Tuesday from a chaotic 24 hours, bookended by a pair of bombshell scoops raising serious questions about President Trump's comportment in the Oval Office, the administration and its surrogates quickly settled on a blunt message: Blame the press.
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Sometimes I fantasize that I'm the kind of woman who wears these things, who tosses down a credit card without thinking, who scoops up silks and chiffons and exquisite bottles of face cream, and then glides out with big bags swinging from each arm.
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Her other major scoops included a 1963 article for The Guardian in which she cautiously identified the British intelligence agent Kim Philby as the long-sought "third man" in the ring of Soviet spies then known to include the Englishmen Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess.
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Speaking of, Netflix's favorite babysitter and mom has a new job: He's working at the Starcourt Mall, alongside Robin (Maya Hawke.) Specifically, the duo are working at "Scoops Ahoy," an ice cream shop that Netflix definitely needs to make a pop-up for in major cities.
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When the stories hit, I felt a flashback to the days of 2017 and 2018 when the Times and the Post published dueling scoops the way fighters trade blows... Mueller was watching... The Post also reported that Mueller and Barr spoke by phone on March 28.
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For lunch and dinner, I get two scoops of rice with a mystery meat floating in the water/fat it was cooked in, along with a packet of ketchup (even when everyone else gets tater tots or french fries, which are also gluten-free, or hot dogs).
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Yes. Ezra Klein: I think a lot of your work as ... There are things journalists did before they wrote the story that you were particularly good at and that's why you got all the scoops, but now you're actually just putting a microphone to that part.
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The Mind Flayer could actually have succeeded in coming into the real world and killing everyone if not for the pint-sized, nerd-hating (but secret nerd herself) Erica helping the Scoops Crew infiltrate the bunker, leading to the destruction of the gate to the Upside Down.
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Netflix's Chris Lee, director of interactive games, confirmed on a panel at E3 that there would be more crossover goodness after fans noticed the Scoops Ahoy ice cream store, which is the same name of the ice cream parlor in the show, in the Fortnite Mega Mall.
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"Tony Rankins, a formerly homeless, drug-addicted Army veteran, got a standing ovation at the [speech] after [Trump] described how he turned his life around thanks to a construction job at a company using the administration's 'Opportunity Zone' tax breaks targeting poor neighborhoods," the Associated Press scoops.
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Not quite a journalist, not quite a coder, and certainly not your traditional social scientist, he's a potent blend of all three—a tireless internet sleuth with prestigious academic bona fides who can crack and crunch data and serve it up in scoops to the press.
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Far from distancing himself from Valleywag's no-holds-barred mentality, Denton also runs through some of the blog's most celebrated scoops, including coverage of early Facebook leader Sean Parker's messy wedding and a debunking of Shiva Ayyadurai's claim that he invented email (Ayyadurai is also suing Gawker).
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Business mogul Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Making space exploration cool again Sanders campaign to launch own 'newsletter with scoops' MORE' net worth jumped above $100 billion on Friday amid optimism for Amazon's Black Friday sales.
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" The cold open rolled on through this week's headlines, checking off the much-derided piece of news that Trump got two scoops of ice cream when everyone else at a dinner got one before it touched on Trump's claim that he invented the phrase "priming the pump.
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This approach presented a conundrum: When we had to be on board, we enjoyed the freedom it afforded us — I could order as much wine or whiskey as I wanted, and, for Meenakshi, there were unlimited scoops of Ben & Jerry's from the ship's ice cream stand.
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"Amid the insanity of the attacks on our industry, you have this journalistic nirvana," said Jim VandeHei, a co-founder of Politico who now runs Axios, an outlet that went live a year ago with the aim of distilling Washington's complexities into highly tweetable micro-scoops.
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The right-wing news site he went on to found in 2010, The Daily Caller, was a far cry indeed from a conservative New York Times: Its scoops largely fell flat, and, like most other ideologically driven web operations, it soon specialized in producing opinion and takes.
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Drudge accused the Post of avoiding the issue because it is owned by Amazon founder and CEO Jeff BezosJeffrey (Jeff) Preston BezosThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Making space exploration cool again Sanders campaign to launch own 'newsletter with scoops' MORE.
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"This is happening in the context of an unprecedented clampdown on free speech that scoops up both people who are known and have a high profile on social media, like journalists, as well as unknown people," Emma Sinclair-Webb of Human Rights Watch told Bloomberg News.
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The New York Times has delivered two major investigative scoops — unearthing tax documents filed by Trump's father and some documents filed by Trump himself, mostly in the 1980s — that explain how Trump became rich in the first place while paying remarkably little in taxes to the Treasury Department.
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Our broken government funding process doesn't make saving money easy, and here is why: if I don't use all the money allotted to me to fund the departments and agencies for which I write the funding bill, another subcommittee simply scoops it up and spends those dollars somewhere else.
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For example, when I asked the server at my local gelato shop to put my two scoops of hazelnut gelato into my reusable Ziploc container from home, he was hesitant, then said I could put them in my container after he scooped them into the store's paper cups.
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Season 3's adventure — this much can be safely revealed — takes place over the summer of 1985: The kids ride up and down the escalators at the mall (Back to the Future is a hit at the multiplex), scarf down sundaes at Scoops Ahoy, sun themselves by the pool.
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The celebrity gossip industry is run on the exchange of perks, favors, and, most often, cold hard cash — TMZ, for example, is known for getting its juicy scoops and exclusive videos by paying those "anonymous tipsters" hundreds to thousands of dollars for insider content, which translates into clicks.
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