When reporters approached Clinton after her Reno speech, she ignored the questions being served up and told the press to have some of the chocolate being served up.
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Today we are served up media at a frenzied pace.
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Instead, Marvel served up this silly nothingburger, with a knowing wink.
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Ruffalo served up some salad, and Wong held up a fork.
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Everything captured by the device is served up in a river.
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Smyly served up five runs on six hits in three innings.
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Reliever Blake Wood served up the record-breaker to Jason Heyward—!!!
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What are the deepest dimensions of horrors he has served up?
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"I served up the ring with the room service," he said.
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It's the biggest jump-scare the show has served up yet.
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Finally, it's served up in a mushroom-flavored brown butter sauce.
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It was just the second homer he served up this season.
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Toyota served up a race-ready version of its new Supra.
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But the traffic-clogged streets served up an occasional giant sculpture.
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Chocolate and plenty of baby goat snuggles are served up after class.
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The e-tron's electric motors served up power in an effortless fashion.
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"We will see what's served up on the day," he told MUNCHIES.
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Matt Albers (2-1) served up the homer and took the loss.
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No piece of technology has ever served up an own so smooth.
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Later, she served up breakfast at Hardees to save money for college.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar has served up one of the best Thanksgiving throwbacks!
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Rodon served up four home runs in the loss to the Dodgers.
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Ray served up two of Myers' homers and one to Jose Pirela.
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We don't come into the year expecting to be automatically served up.
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More: An algorithmic error by YouTube served up information about the Sept.
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But every once in a while a different approach is served up.
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But the ebullient flavors served up at Friday Harbor House were unexpected.
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But moviegoers also rejected an astounding amount of what Hollywood served up.
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Insults and indignation were served up Thursday in the House Judiciary Committee.
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Netflix just served up a linguistic doozy for the annals of corporate obfuscation.
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Actor Hugh Jackman served up some coffee to unsuspecting Bostonians and tourists Thursday.
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Mike Curry, and Amal Clooney all served up moments we will never forget.
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The moderators would make a decision based on whichever post Workplace served up.
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Hughes allowed five runs in four innings and served up three home runs.
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Facebook served up hot cocoa, complete with a Facebook 'F' logo shaped marshmallow.
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Instead, gimmickry is precisely what "Bachelor in Paradise" served up in the premiere.
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Porcello served up a pair of solo shots at Tampa Bay on Aug.
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When it served up its final episode in 2003, over 10m tuned in.
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It is the farm bill expected to be served up soon in Congress.
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Cardinals pitchers allowed 11 hits and served up eight walks in the loss.
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Origami served up the most photogenic and satisfying afternoon tea I've ever had.
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Serena Williams has served up her first win at the 222 U.S. Open!
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Jennifer Lopez just served up some BIG JLo energy during Milan Fashion Week.
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He slid in for a left-foot finish, served up by Dani Carvajal.
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And then the Quora algorithm served up a second wave of IQ musings.
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But the ghostly pictures served up by geophysical-imaging technology can be misleading.
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No word if he served up fast food when it was all over.
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Readers aren't happy with the ads being served up—and how they're being served.
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Most alarming was that he served up five total homers in the two setbacks.
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The final surprise may be served up by that most enigmatic of metals—gold.
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For now, check out our Stream for more news served up with smart brevity.
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The remaining ten chromosomes are still cooking, but they will be served up soon.
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Chopra has served up look after look to compliment her Tiffany & Co. engagement ring.
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The 08003th seeded American has served up 101 aces in the tournament so far.
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Much to our delight, the startup has just served up even more travel inspiration.
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Covey served up three homers to the Yankees and opposing batters have a collective .
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For dinner, the couple served up Mexican food and sushi catered from local restaurants.
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He has served up three home runs and three doubles among 2147 hits allowed.
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He struck out five, walked two and served up the first three Oakland homers.
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Green gave up two singles, issued a walk and served up a grand slam.
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Exactly, it would have to be served up locally through radio or local television.
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There have been profoundly stupid editorials served up in this profoundly stupid election season.
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Sophie Turner served up a seriously stylish look for the 2019 Primetime Emmy Awards.
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JEREMY CORBYN served up Labour's manifesto on November 2250st with a dollop of populism.
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Together, they served up to 5,000 cups of soup a day in the camp.
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On the campaign trail on Wednesday, Trump served up a fresh invention about Clinton.
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Kim Kardashian served up some morning coffee with a giant side of her ass.
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Samples of each chili are served up while its creator performs its sonic interpretation.
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This wasn't the clichéd horror portrayal of girls served up as screaming, helpless victims.
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Of course, her unborn baby wasn't quite ready — so she served up an eviction notice.
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Duffey served up a two-run homer to 3B Danny Valencia in the third inning.
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Beyoncé just served up some ice-cold Lemonade at the 50th Country Music Association Awards.
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That is, unless it's being served up at Fellini's in Atlanta (yeah, we said it!).
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Another popular menu item served up by chef Justin Smillie is the cacio e pepe.
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This isn't the first time Huge's shop has served up more than coffee and snacks.
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Children are served up nursery rhymes and Disney, but sometimes also inappropriate content and infomercials.
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This week, Saturday Night Live served up a Family Feud: Political Edition for the ages.
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They whipped their heads back and twirled as they served up their best Lohan impressions.
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This information is also going to be served up in multiple snippets in the future.
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Diamondbacks reliever Yoshihisa Hirano served up the game-winning drive on an 0-1 splitter.
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This is not the first time the founding fathers have served up inspiration to brewers.
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Producers tend to write them in as convenient villains, served up for the inevitable takedown.
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Authentic Italian cuisine is served up in the neighborhood of Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Netflix has served up new seasons of its most-watched program, "Stranger Things," in July.
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Geltz served up a two-run home run to DH Victor Martinez in the eighth.
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Robot" served up a finale that was weird even by the standards of "Mr. Robot.
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BRUSSELS — December served up a warning of the massive challenges ahead for the European Union.
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He struck out four, walked one and served up the homers to Gallo and Chirinos.
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KFC served up some very nice gummy rice rolls, along with some solid chicken tenders.
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Eventually, cafeteria workers served up thousands of meals for the homebound and others in Humacao.
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It's smoky and cacophonous, with tea glasses slammed down and plates served up without ceremony.
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Thankfully, few of the evening's winners and losers served up that level of red-hot drama.
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Rather than the regular app, they were served up fake cars to prevent them using it.
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The restaurant chain's parent company Darden Restaurants served up a mea culpa after social media fallout.
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Target, Macy's, Kohl's and J.C. Penney all served up disappointing numbers for investors last month. Amazon.
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I'd be trying the three-day LEAN cleanse that served up 1,200-1,400 calories per day.
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Things don't get much better than that, unless the crossword is served up with a martini.
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Musgrove has served up homers to Beltre (3-for-6) and Nomar Mazara (2-for-6).
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Stories of this type are often served up to reporters from official sources with an agenda.
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So quiet that I think I screamed anyway when the movie served up a large crash.
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And North Koreans are enjoying it—along with the nationalist propaganda that is being served up.
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Traditionally, the Grasshopper isn't supposed to be blended; it's supposed to be shaken and served up.
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Stewart has fanned 19 in 22 frames but has walked 11 and served up five homers.
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Last year alone, PS Dept served up 45,000 items with a staff of just 5 stylists.
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Fergie served up a tall, hot glass of MILFshake -- the perfect DNC after-party, we're thinking.
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Detroit pitchers served up six homers overall as Gary Sanchez and Isiah Gilliam also went deep.
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Right-hander Jose Rodriguez served up three solo homers and four total hits over four innings.
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Fields promptly served up a three-run homer to Devin Mesoraco, tying the score at 21.
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As a presidential candidate, he reveled in the hacked Clinton email revelations served up on Wikileaks.
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Here are the best morsels of food photography served up to the internet this week. Proost.
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He served up six homers in just 13 1/3 innings before being designated for assignment.
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I do wish the company offered a little more control over how shows are served up.
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There were the unabashed helpings of male pulchritude served up by the sportswear designers Parke & Ronen.
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Stan Wawrinka lost, 7-6 (1), 6-4, to John Isner, who served up 19 aces.
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The California native served up three homers in that turn and has allowed 15 in 56 ?
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Lurking in the Yankees' bullpen was the pitcher who served up the home run, Aroldis Chapman.
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During the Depression, he opened a soup kitchen that served up to 3,000 people a day.
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Rather, the panel served up a limited remedy by severing the act's "terminate for cause only" provision.
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He served up Dickerson's grand slam after hitting Pablo Sandoval with a pitch and walking two batters.
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Like, say, as part of "skinny bundles" that may someday be served up through Amazon or Apple.
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The actress took to Instagram on Monday, sharing a stunning bikini picture that served up serious #BodyGoals!
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Audiobooks are being served up more prominently here, as well, with the addition of a devoted tab.
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Perhaps Blindspotting served up a version of racial oppression that wasn't tuned just right for my ears.
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Start your mañana with a cup of café con leche served up in this Mexican-themed mug.
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He has served up seven home runs in May while giving up 21 hits in 21 frames.
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When Serena Williams met Princess Kate on Thursday, the tennis champ served up the perfect fangirl reaction.
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We've basically laid the table and served up some treats, but you do need to feed yourself.
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But, considering all of the inappropriate relationships the series has served up, I shouldn't have been surprised.
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A bride and groom served up £350 ($450) of Domino's pizza instead of a traditional wedding breakfast.
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The novel served up a deft metaphor for that abiding American question: Am I winning or losing?
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As part of the drive, food trucks in the city served up sides of voter registration forms.
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Each piece of content exists on its own, served up by the stream or swallowed by it.
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He has served up vodka stingers for Joanne ("Company") and chrysanthemum tea for the Shogun ("Pacific Overtures").
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"I honestly served up here 14 years and had never seen the site," he said on Thursday.
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The suya, or traditional Nigerian barbecue, served up at the barbecue joints in the park tasted incredible.
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I mean, this was definitely funny... ...but your wife served up the greatest birthday message of all time.
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Tennis star Serena Williams also served up drama with a baby bump under her green Atelier Versace dress.
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Since 1997, the place has served up two stories of arguably the best beer selection inside the perimeter.
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On Sunday, The New York Times served up fresh reporting about his past behavior and comments toward women.
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It was notable that the event served up a side of black excellence, and people absolutely loved it.
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The company claims its app served up over 10,000 matches across 15 countries in its first four days.
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Every year we get served up a heaping portion of concept cars from automakers at CES and Detroit.
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He has served up 16 homers in 33 2/3 innings, including five over his last three turns.
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Are you ready for some Microsoft news because it's about to be served up in extra-large quantities.
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The 31-year-old allowed three runs and eight hits over six innings but served up two homers.
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Ben Einstein, general partner at Bolt, served up this excellent teardown of the Juicero on the company blog.
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Star served up major drama this week, and finally brought back some plot points we almost forgot about.
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You're standing in front of 10,000 people and you feel like you're being served up on a platter.
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It hacked through plotlines and characters with abandon, and served up the resulting carnage in great, steaming heaps.
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Last year, we said that the Fire HD 10 served up the best that Amazon had to offer.
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It was the most served up by Cleveland since the Minnesota Twins also hit five last Aug. 23.
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During this campaign, Trump has served up a cocktail of extreme language that goes from alarming to chilling.
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The Masked Singer served up a juicy second episode when the pineapple contestant was unveiled as Tommy Chong.
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Tomlin, who served up the blast to Mondesi, has allowed 25 homers in just 70 1/3 innings.
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This opt-in feature enables Alexa to listen for five seconds after she's served up her first response.
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So-called "malvertising" appeared to be served up to the site via an unidentified third-party advertising network.
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That's why they created Mush — a ready-to-eat oatmeal served up in a convenient container, spoon included.
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Instead he served up delicate dresses and digitized sound and light prints, all worn with sideways baseball caps.
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Trump has served up an irresponsible and dangerous buffet of misinformation about the threat posed by the coronavirus.
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Published findings have suggested trackers may actually be a problem served up on their own, not a solution.
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But this year's entries served up plenty of films for casual moviegoers with a taste for adventure too.
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The Handmaid's Tale just served up an International Women's Day teaser of Offred and her sisters fighting back.
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The remaining revenue comes from commercials served up to free users while they're streaming music and other content.
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But, more importantly ... it appears the actual food that'll be served up was being worked on as well.
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He served up three homers and was rocked for seven runs and 10 hits in five-plus innings.
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The company then served up a fake version of the app, populated with ghost cars, to evade capture.
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Microsoft has served up a good operating system in Windows 10, and hardware vendors are creating compelling products.
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He served up two two-run homers and has now given up 11 homers in 51 innings this season.
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Once all that's over, there will be a DJ set by YACHT and vodka cocktails served up by Material.
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Check out our news STREAM here for more politics, health care, tech and business served up with smart brevity.
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Recently, Google's autocomplete and related-search feature served up the names of legally protected sex and violent crime victims.
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Minhaj served up his many jabs at Trump and the attending news organizations with a side of Real Talk.
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Ok, but that still doesn't quite explain why the fact-free reporting is served up disproportionately on the right.
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Bradley has served up just two homers in seven road starts while giving up nine in six home outings.
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Hernandez served up two homers to Frazier (4-for-8) and has struggled to retire Gardner (43-for-33).
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Cole Sprouse Served Up Some Truth About Keeping His Love Life Private Cole Sprouse Addresses Those Lili Reinhart Rumors
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It's a solid sci-fi story, served up swiftly when most films today seem to take forever to arrive.
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Why bother seeking out alternatives when it's so, so easy to consume what's served up on a silver platter?
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The 93-year-old allowed five runs and seven hits and served up a three-run homer to Fielder.
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The long ball was an issue last year for Adleman, as he served up 13 in as many starts.
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Justin Bieber served up just what the Beliebers wanted: him leaning up against a wall to welcome in 2016.
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The Diamondbacks brought in reliever Yoshihisa Hirano, who served up the game-winning drive on an 0-1 splitter.
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Farmer served up Goldschmidt's 15th home run, a drive to deep left, after Peralta singled to open the third.
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The newest treat that's being served up at several Disney theme parks around the world is glowing cotton candy.
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Several times throughout the video, the former One Direction member served up some mysterious (and sexy) facial expressions. 3.
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Restaurant meals are served up for as little as $24, and a beer might set you back 50 cents.
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For Penelope's big day, Kourtney served up a beautiful confection covered with orange slices, grapes, and her daughter's name.
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All of which, unfortunately, only enhances the sense that we are watching an unremarkable soap opera served up onstage.
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There you'll likely spot the bartender Jeffrey Morgenthaler, who served up his first barrel-aged Negroni back in 2009.
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The 2014 first-round pick out of TCU has served up 4003 homers but limited opposing hitters to a .
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You'll then be served up three matches, and until you discard one that's what you've got to work with.
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The sketch was truly McCarthy and "SNL" at their best and served up hilarious political satire at Spicer's expense.
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According to NJ.com, the treat has been served up at New Jersey bakery, Glaze Donuts, for over a year.
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After the finale of Champagne and strawberries, diamond bracelets, necklaces and rings were served up for the guests' review.
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The mad alchemists who are brewing our news these days couldn't have served up a better story for me.
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Karns, who has never previously faced the Cardinals, has served up just two homers over his last nine starts.
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Former child soldier Denis Ochen, 21, said he witnessed LRA prisoners being cooked alive and served up as food.
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And that is what is being served up by Republicans with the Graham-Cassidy-Heller-Johnson repeal of ObamaCare.
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The best of the bunch served up unique takes on traditional food, as well as innovative and experimental cuisines.
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He served up a home run to Erik Kratz and a single to the opposing relief pitcher, Dan Jennings.
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Clinton appeared to be enjoying herself as she served up crowd-pleasing lines in a dry and knowing tone.
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Consider this a deep-fried public service announcement: free french fries will soon be served up on Capitol Hill.
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Kevin McCarthy (4-2), who served up Davis' go-ahead single in the eighth, was credited with the win.
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The first season of HBO's splashy sci-fi series was somewhat messy, but it frequently served up brilliant moments.
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They could have served up to 22018 years for the forcible rape of Chambers, who was 235 at the time.
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They could have served up to 25 years for the forcible rape of Chambers, who was 18 at the time.
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It's no different either from the ads Hillary Clinton's campaign served up, say, reminding Iowans to vote in the primary.
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The 33-year-old served up two homers and matched a season high with five walks in the suspect outing.
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Until now, the tab has served up a seeming mishmash of videos from big publishers and pages that you follow.
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The idea here is to give you an easy way to tune into live television programming served up via apps.
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Farmer served up two home runs in the third inning as the Rays jumped out to a 7-1 lead.
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Dancing with the Stars: Athletes served up a double header and a double elimination in week two of the competition.
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Tom Hanks served up a double-double surprise for the lucky customers and employees at an In-N-Out establishment.
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Instead of all-pink everything, however, this time around, the oldest Hilton sister served up both pink and blue desserts.
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There he caught fish, and in that kitchen, at nine, he had first served up veal kidneys with puréed potatoes.
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The dishes served up in Les Dîners de Gala are unsettling, to be sure, but not in a good way.
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Makonnen jumps in the, rapping about jumping out of a Jaguar, over a quirky-weird beat served up by Ige.
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Her advice has always been gentle and empathetic, but ultimately it always served up a healthy dose of tough love.
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It has ads—served up by Roku—but about half as many as you'd find viewing a traditional television network.
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If Jacob Walter Anderson had been convicted of sexual assault, he could have served up to 20 years in prison.
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In this instance, the Jerusalem Post site could have served up German language ads to visitors with German internet addresses.
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Right-hander Nick Tropeano, making his first big-league start since last August, served up the Laureano and Olson homers.
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Meat is sold only in packages, lowering the cost of offering specialty cuts of meat served up by a butcher.
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The larger movie-going audience fails to call out or even care when they're being served up subpar, regurgitated entertainment.
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The photos are on your phone, so they're ID'd and served up to you when your search using the keyword.
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The 25-year-old has fanned 24 batters in 16 1/3 innings but has also served up five homers.
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Some of them appeared to be relatively harmless — essentially junk apps that served up annoying pop-up ads, he said.
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He served up two homers in each of his previous three starts and at least one in eight straight outings.
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But Reed served up a three-run homer to Maikel Franco in the eighth, putting the Phillies ahead, 6-4.
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Skaggs served up three homers and was torched for seven runs and 22 hits in just 247 47/218 innings.
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You'll get served up (hopefully) relevant topics based on the kinds of Instagram posts you tend to watch and Like.
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The hilarious Hulu series "Difficult People" served up a healthy supply of A-list guest appearances in its first season.
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When Mr. Cramer asked Mr. Stumpf a second time, Mr. Stumpf served up another helping of the same corporate pablum.
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It was only a matter of time before Trump served up the vegan Kaepernick as red meat to his base.
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A's pitchers served up just one walk in the game, as opposed to the seven allowed by seven Angels' pitchers.
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He has served up 10 homers in 69⅓ innings this season after permitting only nine in 154⅓ innings last year.
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Kershaw served up homers to Anthony Rendon and Juan Soto to start the eighth inning, tying the game, 973-3.
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From grown-up black nail polish to blinged-out barrettes, last night's Oscars served up beauty inspo left and right.
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Wearing a gown designed by Rosa Clará, the bride served up sheer elegance to match the newlyweds' picturesque big day.
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Mousa Ahman, programs director at the Adaleh Foundation in Syria, says mushrooms were mostly served up by high-class restaurants.
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Whether I was on busy streets or in quiet alleyways, Chinatown served up rock solid 25G connectivity and download speeds.
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They are served up in plain sight, for profit, at airport bookstores, at movie-theater chains and on cable television.
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Gemeinhart infuses the story with moments of lyrical writing and folksy wisdom served up with a dollop of girl power.
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The Mariners served up 13 extra-base hits - including six homers — in Sunday's 11-6 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Diamondbacks RH Zack Greinke (33-3, 4.29) Moore already has served up 12 homers, including six during his last four starts.
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Both, like the Dutch, revealed boredom with the "same again please" served up by successive governments in the past half century.
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But Trump also seemed clear-eyed about the surprises the process served up, which likely weren't news to anyone but him.
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Remember when Clemson visited, Trump served up McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King AND pizza to celebrate their national championship win over Alabama.
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No rookie to a red carpet best dressed list, Theron served up all the realness at the 91st Annual Academy Awards.
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Sanchez was on pace for the win until reliever Daniel Stumpf served up a two-run homer to Cleveland's Carlos Santana.
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We have an endless supply of ridiculous videos, news snippets, and political opinions all served up on demand in an instant.
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A waitress at a restaurant called Vinnie Van Go-Go's, in Savannah, Ga., served up a whooping to a disrespectful patron.
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Only one of these stories actually delivered on those expectations, though, while the other served up just half of the promise.
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Where the New England crowd served up pallid versions of Wordsworth and Tennyson, Whitman's was an endearingly DIY, proto-punk aesthetic.
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My test car was luxurious and dashing, and its inline six-cylinder engine served up better performance than I was expecting.
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It's right in line with some of the most time-honored star-crossed lover tropes that literature has ever served up.
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Morton served up three homers against Cleveland in his last turn as his four-game winning streak came to a halt.
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"Sorry we had to do this — this is our first night," Timberlake told the audience as he served up the booze.
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Duffy beaned Jackie Bradley Jr in the head with a pitch, and then served up a home run to Mookie Betts.
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I'm old enough that when someone says Sidecar, I immediately think of Cointreau, lemon juice and cognac, shaken and served up.
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The chicken wing chain reportedly served up a fried chicken head to Green Bay Packers' tight end Jared Cook on Tuesday.
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He served up homers to Dodgers INF Chris Taylor in the third inning and to OF Brett Eibner in the fourth.
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The info is served up through TomTom's companion app for smartphones and desktops to see how things line up over time.
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The jam packed trailer offers just a taste of the over-the-top splendor served up fresh by the pop queen.
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Kasatkina, who served up four aces in Tuesday's match, will face Katerina Siniakova, of the Czech Republic, in the second round.
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These videos are served up in autoplay playlists alongside content from legitimate news organizations, giving RT itself increased legitimacy by association.
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Jed Bradley (1-1) was tagged with the loss after putting three runners on, but Brandon Cunniff served up Ramos' hit.
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Keep scrolling to see the models who served up second helpings of sexy side-abs at the dinner table this year.
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He has a solid strikeouts-to-walks ratio of 22 to 3 but has served up seven homers in 29 innings.
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On its own ridiculous, meaningless terms, Inferno is a cornucopia of hacky plot gimmicks served up with shameless brio: Memory loss!
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Not only did she put in major stage time as co-host, but she also served up multiple stellar beauty looks.
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In fact, pumpkin spice will be served up in doughnut form at Krispy Kreme this September — but only for one day.
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Can an audience used to being served up story at a breakneck pace stomach a pivot toward slower, even incremental storytelling?
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Texas right-hander Bartolo Colon (1-1) served up four solo homers among the five hits he allowed in seven innings.
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Restaurants served up off-the-menu dishes like buttermilk fried chicken liver and gizzards with smoked ranch dressing from Beatrice Inn ...
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Diego Castillo (0-03), who served up both eighth-inning homers to the only two batters he faced, took the loss.
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All of which is served up to us not just with gory visuals, but with sick-making sounds and smells too.
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Weaver has served up 12 homers over his last seven starts and given up a career-worst 113 on the season.
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Shoemaker served up 24 homers in 135 73/3 innings last season after giving up 14 in 136 innings in 2014.
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Two pitches into his relief outing, Rondon served up a home run to Chris Taylor to give the Dodgers the lead.
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But the films' politics are served up with appealing, accessible pop-culture aesthetics, sardonic humor and the odd four-letter word.
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It's Lagos noir — pulpy, peppery and sinister, served up in a comic deadpan courtesy of the narrator, Ayoola's horrified sister Korede.
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Ray served up three home runs to the Padres after giving up a total of two in his previous six turns.
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That morning, local DJ "Shelley the Playboy" Stewart served up some coded patter, confirming that the plan was on as scheduled.
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She was barely troubled in the first set as the erratic Giorgi served up eight double faults and 20 unforced errors.
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For months, we've seen dozens of stories about YouTube, each detailing disturbing and potentially harmful content being served up to children.
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Gomez served up a three-run home run off the bat of Sean Rodriguez in the top of the ninth inning.
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The 33-year-old has served up at least one homer in 83 consecutive appearances to set a dubious franchise record.
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His tendency to solicit, repeat, and retweet self-serving falsehoods served up by sycophants and hangers-on should be taken seriously.
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These are tumultuous times; more than ever, we need some crispy, crunchy, golden, and delicious chicken served up in a bun.
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The one-time Diamondback served up three home runs in that loss after giving up just two through his first eight outings.
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Cain's check swing came one batter after Santana's exit as Alan Busenitz served up the triple and was hit with the loss.
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I may not be able to have a drink with you, but I have served up a pot of piping hot tea.
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Anything that isn't on Facebook these days is definitely indexed by Google or served up on its incredibly influential TV replacement, YouTube.
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If an issue has made it to ''polarizing,'' that means it has already been thawed, put on the stove and served up.
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Last Friday, Facebook served up a two-page spreadsheet, but Barnett says it falls short of providing the information required by law.
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Of course, Kevin's infamous sundae will be part of the room service bundle, served up Plaza Style with a bevy of toppings.
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Walker (228-5) served up three home runs while being charged with five runs off six hits over 4 1/3 innings.
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Camilla, in an outfit by Bruce Oldfield, and her team served up the sausages, juice, gingerbread cookies and cakes to the children.
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But in the previous few years, he'd grown disenchanted by what he saw as the politicization of the intelligence he served up.
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Over 13 episodes, Riverdale served up more amazing outfits, bizarre dream-sequence costumes, and one-liners than any show in recent memory.
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Seattle right-hander Mike Leake was pounded from the outset and served up three of the homers as well as three doubles.
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Rodarte served up its own take on flower crowns, Dior made wild brows sexy, and even GOT got a sartorial shout-out.
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Encarnacion brought in the first run of the inning with a single before Johnny Barbato served up Alonso's slam to right-center.
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We definitely want to be earning our place; we don't expect opportunities to be served up to us on a silver platter.
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Kershaw served up three homers on April 8 in a 4-2 loss - his first setback against Colorado since July 12, 2013.
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The game-changer, Caminos said, was his uncle's decision to sell tatemada (oven-roasted) meat with the traditional consommé served up separately.
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The 26-year-old uncharacteristically has had command problems, issuing seven walks in 215 innings, and has served up four home runs.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - For more than two decades, "Law & Order" has served up "ripped from the headlines" neatly packaged weekly crime dramas.
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Coats' telling reaction to Trump's invitation to Putin was just one of several remarkable moments Coats served up during his interview Thursday.
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He was replaced in the eighth by Jason Grilli and he served up a single to Sandoval to open up the inning.
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The lush and immaculate tableaus served up by NBC and other broadcasters are like faces that have been tastefully daubed in makeup.
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Weaver again is struggling at keeping the ball in the park as he has served up five homers in just 17 innings.
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The initial charges were filed on behalf of female workers who alleged they were not served up employment opportunities based on gender.
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Last year DDG's search engine served up just under 6BN private searches — with usage up around 50 per cent on 2016 levels.
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Indeed, much later in the conversation when I asked the chatbot for the privacy policy, it was served up without a hitch.
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The chickens and vegetables may be served up for team lunches with the farm's two employees or meals for the harvest crew.
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The issues that divide us will keep being served up in relentless succession, forcing companies to take stands on just about everything.
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It has served up intrigue, genius and heroism, clever undercover operations and brain-boggling gadgetry, making it a linchpin of popular entertainment.
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LOS ANGELES — George Clooney served up a comedic drama that gave Paramount Pictures the worst wide-release opening total in its history.
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DaBaby, who's nominated for Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance for his hit, "Suge," served up some ham, cheese and veggies.
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He served up two homers - one to pitcher Bartolo Colon - after not allowing one in 26 innings over his previous three starts.
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" The Daily Mail served up breathless details — Prince Charles talked money and Meghan did not participate— behind what headline writers call "MEGXIT.
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The crispy kale is Brigaid's version of kale chips, and they're served up with meatloaf and a side of mashed sweet potatoes.
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He has served up 216 home runs, but only four have come on the road in 233 such outings (22-23, 5003).
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Last summer CBS served up the political horror satire "BrainDead," a show so aggressively odd that it was a bit off-putting.
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Kaplan and Co. have served up a "cooler than cool" bluegrass version of Outkast's "Hey Ya!" and PEOPLE has an exclusive first look.
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He struggled with his location and served up a two-run triple by Jose Ramirez and a three-run homer by Coco Crisp.
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The right-hander continues to have trouble with the long ball, having served up 16 homers in 61 2/3 innings this season.
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When 20 people across the U.S. replicated this search query, all but two were served up crisis pregnancy centers in the Maps results.
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He served up a schooner of "Hawke's Lager" at a Sydney pub, saying, "how's that for a pour?" to a round of applause.
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Obviously we've got some fairly unrealistic expectations about robotics that have been served up to us by sci-fi and things like that.
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More outrageous videos tend to perform well by these measures, and so they have been served up by the YouTube algorithm for years.
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Allopathic medicine, otherwise known as the mainstream kind served up in hospitals and by pharmaceutical companies, is highly suspect in some adaptogenic circles.
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The 23-year-old was taken deep twice by the Red Sox and has served up nine homers in his last six outings.
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Miller made his Indians debut on Monday and served up a solo home run to 1B Joe Mauer while recording one out. 2.
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A year after Xi Jinping, China's president, served up a vigorous defence of free trade, Mr Trump is expected to offer the opposite.
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This app has been downloaded more than 8 million times in over 3.99 markets, and has served up 150 million streams, it says.
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With ratings down and space for new shows on the network's schedule scarce, "2 Broke Girls" may have served up its last laughs.
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It's not only the court's left wing that remained quiet on January 25th when litigants served up a case on a silver platter.
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After after what felt like a reasonable time (when the mozzarella melted on the sandwich roll), we served up and and chowed down.
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In the video, you can see all the guys hanging in the VIP section where they got served up with champagne and cake.
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So, like a modern day Salome, Kathy Griffin has served up an image that is stark and offensive but also may be prophetic.
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The celebrity chef -- who's whipped up dishes for the Oscars, ESPYs and even Prez Obama -- served up some wisdom for the upcoming holiday.
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Markakis was the first batter of the game for Marlins reliever Drew Steckenrider, who served up an up-and-in, 94-mph fastball.
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Hoffman has served up four home runs in his three starts and issued eight walks while fanning only five batters in 15 frames.
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Phillies right-hander Vince Velasquez (1-2) served up all three homers and allowed five runs and four hits in four-plus innings.
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Adblock Plus has found a way to strip ads from Facebook, even when they're served up in Facebook's new ad blocker-proof format.
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The 22-year-old served up four homers to the Rangers and has given up at least two blasts in four straight games.
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He served up a meatball to Yelich, who crushed a three-run homer to right-center field for a 6-210 Marlins lead.
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Orioles right-hander Chris Tillman (23-4) served up the three homers and gave up four runs and eight hits in six innings.
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Rizzo later hit a home run, the second off Kershaw, who served up five extra-base hits and ran out of October magic.
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Instead of just grabbing fast food options, they created Mush — a ready-to-eat oatmeal served up in a convenient container, spoon included.
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McDonald's avoided the nasi lemak debacle that was served up on VietJet when crafting the fast-food version of the iconic Malaysian offering.
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In the weeks around Christmas, for example, the chef served up debal, a fiery curry made with ham, roast pork and spare ribs.
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Floro struck out J.D. Davis before giving way to Alexander, who served up Conforto's slam that put the Mets ahead by 6-3.
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They are a poor use of time for most of the participants and, worse, have repeatedly served up confusing and even false information.
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By the time I arrived, the fruits and vegetables had been chopped up into this salad, which Whitney staff served up to guests.
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Chacin has served up three homers to singles hitter Nori Aoki (53-for-14), who has 25 blasts in five major league campaigns.
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For some who live off the Indian Ocean, their drug of choice is served up as a nice bowl of curry fish stew.
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After making thousands of them, BuzzFeed's cooking video channel Tasty knows the formula for making a short, engaging video served up on Facebook.
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Our test car had a 3.5-liter V6 that served up 295 horsepower, with an all-wheel-drive system could handle nasty weather.
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It was one of the oldest Queen's finals but the two warriors served up a classic as they pushed each other to the limit.
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Her dad played ukulele, dobro and banjo, sisters Carrie and Lori served up some harmonies, and her uncle Tom plays guitar, bass and harmonica.
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LeBlanc has posted a 1.69 ERA in three career appearances (one start) against Houston and has served up a home run to Evan Gattis.
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For Etsy, the internet's best-known marketplace for all things artisanal, the past week has served up a heaping portion of unpleasant corporate reality.
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But there isn't any body diversity among the contestants, and none of them have served up anything that would help me remember their names.
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After Yairo Munoz singled Bader into scoring position, left-hander Tony Watson replaced Melancon and served up Adams' difference-making double to left field.
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David Arquette got beat up in public Wednesday night -- and the man who served up the smackdown is Jack Perry, son of Luke Perry.
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Against the odds, however, the Berliner Ensemble has served up a robust production of that philosophical, dystopian novel by the young director Robert Borgmann.
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I also tested it with Yakuza 0, which, surprisingly, served up the worst performance, even though it's the least demanding title that I tested.
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Cole Sprouse Served Up Some Truth About Keeping His Love Life Private I Don't Even Know What To Think About Veronica & Jughead's Riverdale Hookup
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Ryu failed to make it out of the fifth inning in both of his starts and has served up three homers in the outings.
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In parallel, the one-time restaurateur served up another tasty dish for the Russian state, a private military company known as Wagner (see article).
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Recently, Trump has started a new tradition of buying teams fast food from McDonald's and other establishments served up on fine china and silver.
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Recently, things have taken a serious turn, with videos of shootings, protests, beatings and more shootings served up in our feeds, often without warning.
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Currently, the free plan prevents you from selecting tracks within a playlist, you just have to listen to what is served up on shuffle.
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SoundCloud announced a new weekly customized playlist based upon listening habits, but encountered some missteps as it served up material with questionable copyright problems.
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Well-protected and sandy-bottomed, it has always served up nice beds of bivalves, first for the Mi'kmaq, then the Acadians, then the Brits.
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Pippa served up major style inspiration once again, this time opting for a cream-colored Isabel Marant Étoile dress, white fedora and tan wedges.
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The QuakeCon footage also served up looks at an assortment of older, more familiar Doom weapons, such as the rocket launcher and grenade launcher.
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The 2304-year-old USC product has struck out 215 in as many frames but served up four homers in his last two outings.
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Paul Smith For todays #TBT we're looking back to #Summer 73 where our men's show in Paris served up a rainbow of sharp tailoring.
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The homer he allowed to San Francisco's Denard Span is the only one he has served up in 41 228/22 innings this season.
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RHP James Shields served up three home runs for the second time in his last three starts in Tuesday's loss to the Oakland Athletics.
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He has served up 18 homers but 43 of them came in four different starts — he has allowed eight in his other 21 outings.
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Leake could have had worse numbers, as all nine hits he served up were singles and the Mariners stranded six runners on his watch.
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Ivanka Trump may know a little more about Filipino food traditions than the average American, going by the dish she served up this week.
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Colorado left-hander Kyle Freeland (2-5) served up all three homers and was trounced for eight runs and nine hits over six innings.
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He left the mound with the Cardinals leading 6-3 in the sixth, then Siegrist served up the Gutierrez homer to tie the score.
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He served up a set of pretty mainstream Republican tax-cutting shibboleths; he did so without getting mired in any weird or ugly distraction.
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The reality is that a showdown of this magnitude, served up to a national ESPN audience, came too soon for Porzingis, the former Knick.
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The 33-year-old has issued a whopping 15 walks in 22 221/213 frames this season but has served up just one homer.
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A native of Luxor, he used a laser pointer to pick out significant details and served up far more history than I could absorb.
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And then you have "Fortnite Chapter 2," a veritable Super Bowl of gaming, being served up to potentially 250 million players across the globe.
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Trump is offering my friends and my family a buffet of economic impossibilities served up with sides of bitter racism and fantasies of revenge.
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In its first week, MTV Classic served up Mariah Carey in a butterfly necklace, TLC in silk pajamas and Gwen Stefani with a bindi.
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Kim and Kourtney served up a treat for 2-for-1 Kardashian sisters in bikinis ... and Kim's ass is back to hogging the spotlight.
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At Yeezy, Kanye West served up this locker-room classic with bellows pockets, and in another instance, a version that dipped to mid-thigh.
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Rangers RHP Shawn Tolleson served up the decisive hit to Pujols and has allowed six hits and recorded three outs in three appearances. 2.
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Musical excerpts are served up as Mr. Miranda and others relate how it took shape while also detailing Hamilton's considerable role in American history.
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"Everybody's swinging for the fences," said a weary Ken Giles, the Astros' closer, who served up Yasiel Puig's 10th-inning blast in Game 2.
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The announcement of a whitelisted version comes on the heels of several investigations that found the YouTube Kids app had served up inappropriate content.
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This being Mr. Soderbergh, peril isn't sloppily served up with flat line readings, jiggling breasts and lousy cinematography but delivered with slyness and jolts.
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The major studios served up nothing for the second weekend in a row, allowing "Coco" to remain the top draw at North American theaters.
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Nim's dries fruits into snacks served up like potato chips, operating out of a former metal shop in this industrial enclave east of London.
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So it's for hardcore sports fan or someone who wants a very specific thing that isn't being served up to 270 million other people.
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DYSFUNCTIONAL BROOKLYN, PART 3 The comedian Becky Yamamoto served up the six-episode first season of her web series, "Uninspired," a few years ago.
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The EPA recently served up its annual reminder of an energy policy we would be thankful to see chucked out with the spoiled leftovers.
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Beyond the unique locations, these venues served up a different experience for her guests: access to places they wouldn't normally be able to go.
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He came on in relief in the fifth inning and served up a long single off the wall in left field to David Ortiz.
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This simple, flavor-packed recipe from our Plant Powered newsletter series is served up with a drizzle of a creamy, herbaceous, cashew-based sauce.
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McDonald&aposs has released a non-meat McVeggie burger in New Zealand this week, which is being served up with a stipulation for vegetarians.
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Finnegan served up three homers in a loss to Arizona on July 24, when he allowed six runs and seven hits over five frames.
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Rodon already has served up eight homers in 23 219/103 frames this season after allowing 210 in 24 23/3 innings last year.
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"Kings of Pain" star Adam Thorn served up his arm as a snack for a massive python ... all in the name of measuring pain.
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In that latter case, no matter what the narrative is served-up, I worry the cult will always end up feeling creepy, violent, and other.
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First, it brings together our favorites from both film and television, meaning we're served up a double dose of celebrities — and, thus, double the fashion.
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The 53-year-old has struck out 25 in 28 22/3 frames over three starts for Chicago but also has served up four homers.
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Jake Barrett served up a solo home run to Joc Pederson with two outs in the ninth before securing his third save of the season.
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Hope that the enjoyment factor hasn't RANGED wildly among you solvers, and that we can agree Ms. Burnikel has served up a delicious Monday scramble.
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A diner at the big-budget Hawksmoor restaurant in Manchester, U.K., was accidentally served up an extremely expensive bottle of Chateau le Pin Pomerol 2001.
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Thankfully, that same inclusion is available for those outside of the Hollywood realm thanks to a hefty dose of inspiration served up via social media.
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Domino's Pizza, based in nearby Ann Arbor, Michigan, has also served up big gains for investors; the stock is up fivefold over the last decade.
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Or they drone on and on about how the celeb chef's grab-and-go options are way better than anything served up at 30,000 feet.
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There are such vast, heaping portions of all of this served up across pages and screens that it's almost impossible not to choke on it.
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He has served up two home runs in two of his last three starts after allowing just one over his final four outings in July.
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Longoria served up a serious rear view on the red carpet, and it probably had you texting your group chat with all the flame emojis.
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Covey, who is facing the Angels for the first time, has served up an astounding 19 homers in just 64 83/3 innings this season.
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Back in January, Kellyanne Conway served up some shade, when her red, white, and blue inauguration outfit became the butt of a million Twitter jokes.
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The Giants' Derek Holland served up a solo home run to Desmond in the second inning for Colorado's only run of the first seven innings.
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During the live stream, Ocean offered little by the way of actual songs, and instead served up cryptic threads of audio, both electronic and acoustic.
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Ryu served up three homers and allowed a season-worst six earned runs along with eight hits in four innings against the Diamondbacks last week.
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In total, the restaurant, which served up North Korean delicacies while staff performed for customers, employed about 20 North Koreans as servers, cooks and entertainers.
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He served up three against Colorado while winning his last outing as he gave up four runs and seven hits in 5 1/3 innings.
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In his speech to GOP donors, Ayers served up a dim projection for the midterms: "We're on track to get shellacked next year," he said.
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Wimbledon served up a David-versus-Goliath match on Wednesday, pitting Marcus Willis, who is ranked 772nd, against the third-seeded Roger Federer, above right.
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As it convenes its five-yearly congress, one of the financial system's dodgiest corners has served up a reminder of the limits to its power.
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This engaging social history, served up with period recipes, shows just how much the Great Depression fundamentally altered the way Americans shop, cook and eat.
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The 24-year-old served up two homers in three of his last five starts - each of the multi-homer outings occurred on the road.
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Last year, Chipotle served up 43 million pounds of the organization's avocados, proving that, even if guac is extra, we still want lots of it.
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In a blog post today, Product Manager Ashutosh Agarwal highlighted the company's plan to associate Creator and Credit metadata with images served up via search.
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The 22-year-old has allowed five or more earned runs on eight occasions this season and has served up a career-high 22 homers.
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But by this point, the movie has served up so many surprises, jumpy moments, and occasional but well-earned laughs that the familiarity is acceptable.
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In being served up Fred Rogers, with his contributions to society, I was brought back to that naïve nature that was forever soothing and sweet.
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The Bose Performance 16-speaker audio system served up what I expect from Bose, which is consistency across musical genres: classical, jazz, rock, blues, country.
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At other companies, like Ford and Alcoa, it was the head of the chief executive that was served up when profits failed to meet expectations.
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He couldn't care less that the dog's breakfast served up by the House on Thursday wounds the struggling Americans he had promised to lift up.
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For years, pigs were put on a diet, then served up lean and mean, without much internal fat to lubricate and flavor their brawny flesh.
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Coming off a win at Oakland in the AL wild-card game last Wednesday, Morton served up a homer to Altuve on Monday's eighth pitch.
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Now Billie, the direct-to-consumer shaving brand proudly taking on the Pink Tax, has served up its first launch of 2020: The Glow Razor.
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In the fall of 2014, CBS served up a terrible drama called "Stalker" that followed a Los Angeles police unit assigned to cases involving stalking.
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Red Sox starter David Price (9-8) served up six runs (three earned) on five hits with five walks and three strikeouts in five innings.
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He has served up four homers over his last two starts and the 33 he allowed last season were the second most of his career.
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Her tart reaction was a rare public display of pique after she once again had been served up as a punching bag for the administration.
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That is a question that was recently served up by a user on Quora, and it prompted a strong response by a number of users.
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Seconds after Nia Long insisted she has NO beef with Taraji P. Henson, some fresh beef was served up ... on the windshield of her Porsche.
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Lauer (8-13) served up a two-run, game-tying home run to Kevin Pillar in the bottom of the first inning, before settling down.
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It's not the same thing that Asian grandmas served up, but it's certainly one way to bring the age-old tradition into the here and now.
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The momentum carried into the second half as Purdue served up an opening 11-2 salvo to take a 41-23 advantage with 16:47 remaining.
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Stars, including Kerry Washington, Lena Dunham and Maude Apatow served up some serious mane envy in Park City, Utah, and we've got all the details, below.
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He served up two homers to Seattle 1B Adam Lind, including a first-inning grand slam, as the Mariners stormed out to an 03-0 lead.
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This year has served up lots of great movies — not esoteric, snobby cinephile bait, but good, accessible films — and the fall movie season has barely begun.
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From vintage to Vetements, Versace and Prada, the 15 celebrity looks ahead served up a serious dose of party dressing that we're very much into emulating.
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So in honor of the supermodel's 22nd birthday (on April 213), we're looking back at the 22 times she served up the perfect fashion advice. 1.
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His issue of keeping the ball in the park date back to last season as he has served up 49 homers over his last 37 starts.
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Pundits note that his was not a televised candidacy but that is because all of his views were served up in 120 character bites through Twitter.
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Meanwhile, Uber deceived the inspector and "served up a fake version of its app that was populated with ghost cars, to evade capture," the Times reports.
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Fans are excited not just for more of what the first two movies served up, but also to see how awkward the press tour will be.
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Instead, she wore just her engagement ring and served up some major Jackie O. vibes with a Fiona Graham pillbox hat and shift dress by Gainsbourg.
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McHugh (3-1) served up second-inning singles to Khris Davis and Stephen Piscotty but got a double-play grounder in between to minimize the threat.
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The Angels&apos Tyler Skaggs turned in the best performance of any starter Saturday, but he served up a two-run homer in the first inning.
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Octavia Spencer has had plenty of memorable moments on film — who could forget when her character in The Help served up a helping of humble pie?
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Miranda served up three homers while being tagged for six runs and 10 hits in four innings of a loss to Minnesota in his last turn.
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The 34-year-old native of Georgia served up three home runs in the triumph after giving up the same amount over his previous six outings.
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The business world served up a handful of contenders, including two of its most successful leaders, CEOs and big-league philanthropists Bill Gates and Warren Buffett.
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Wainwright hasn't given up a homer in seven of his last eight outings, the exception being when he served up three against Washington on May 28.
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On Saturday, Trump served up a little sample of what's in store, re-tweeting Juanita Broaddrick, who has accused Bill Clinton of raping her in 1978.
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Scott Patterson served up more than coffee to fans who showed up in Bev Hills to celebrate "Gilmore Girls" like it was the early 2000s again.
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Even in last night's episode, which was light on political sketches, "Weekend Update" anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che served up some great jokes about Trump.
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Ventura is 210-22 over his last five turns and already has served up 23 homers - matching his total of each of the last two seasons.
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Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are probably served up here, a dining room with large windows and a floor-to-ceiling mirror that surrounds a big fireplace.
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Recently, my colleague Elena Nicolaou took on the daunting task of chronicling all the bloody major character deaths the show has served up over six seasons.
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Specifically, the Minion-inspired cone is being served up in Singapore, so fans looking to get the requisite Instagram snapshot needs to book a flight, stat.
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Johnson has served up seven homers in 14 43/3 innings since joining the Padres and has allowed 12 in 26 1/3 innings this season.
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After all, she has served up a smorgasbord of sound bites that are distasteful to moderate and swing voters, and that energize opposition conservatives and Republicans.
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But at the end of a Brussels summit dinner, May served up her approach to Britain's departure from the EU while the other 27 leaders listened.
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Though Big Little Lies undeniably served up a satisfying murder mystery, the show's true innovation was its unflinching portrayal of violent abuse and all its nuances.
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The 23-year-old allowed 245 homers in a six-start span prior to the two stellar outings and has served up 217 on the season.
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After Estrada walked J.D. Martinez to load the bases, reliever Ryan Buchter served up a first-pitch, two-run double to Mitch Moreland, tying the game.
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But when we stir a cocktail served up, like a martini or a Manhattan, we want to serve your beverage almost as cold as possible. Why?
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As these two characters, Cotta and Tavares make an unusually appealing odd couple — and the most idiosyncratic rooting interests the movies have served up this year.
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But on Zoom, our reunion continued, turning into an hourlong brunch that served up as much compassion, faith and love as the service we'd just attended.
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"Nancy Pelosi's souvenir pens served up on silver platters to sign the sham articles of impeachment," White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham tweeted out Wednesday night.
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If the punishment is a dish served up for public consumption, the general appetite is sated when the fine is announced or the suspension is served.
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Fans in Britain have shown little discernment over the N.F.L. fare served up to them over the years, generally selling out every game in no time.
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Moore walked Cesar Hernandez to lead off the inning and then served up a run-scoring double off the bat of Phillies center fielder Aaron Altherr.
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Lopez surrendered a single to SS Corey Seager before being relieved by RHP Hunter Strickland, who served up a walk-off double to 1B Adrian Gonzalez.
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AMANDA HESS For all the "reality" served up over the course of this season, the finale gave us a few precious moments that felt truly real.
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Coming off a win at Oakland in the AL wild-card game last Wednesday, Morton served up a homer to Altuve on his eighth pitch Monday.
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Lincecum served up three homers and was torched for eight runs in 223 222/210 innings while losing to the Houston Astros in his last turn.
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The 22-year-old has served up six homers in 23 2400/26 innings after giving up only eight in 6 23/20153 frames last year.
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Guerra, who never has faced Oakland, has served up four home runs over his last three turns after yielding only two in his first six outings.
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" The satirical newspaper The Onion served up ridicule with the headline: "Berkeley Campus on Lockdown After Loose Pages From 'Wall Street Journal' Found on Park Bench.
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Garcia (35-2) served up a knockout win in his last fight against Adrian Granados, but it's Mendez servin' up the KO looks this time around.
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The active ingredient, manufactured in China, is imported to the UK and sprayed onto inert plant matter or powder, before being packaged or served up in baggies.
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Fisher's homer, his first of the year, came against Lou Trivino (23-23), who also served up Tony Kemp's two-out, game-tying double in the seventh.
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Felipe Vazquez gave up a run but got the final three outs after Musgrove served up the home runs to Acuna and Swanson to open the ninth.
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As far as tone deaf displays of wealth go, The Ellen Show served up a doozy with a segment posted to YouTube on Wednesday starring Bill Gates.
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He served up three homers in 4 2/3 innings against Oakland in his last turn, when he gave up seven runs - six earned - and nine hits.
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But summer 2016 served up a bumper crop of great movies aimed at children; even the worst offering, The Secret Life of Pets, was mostly just derivative.
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Weaver, a first-round pick in 20, has served up one homer in each of his three starts and has struck out 27 batters in 23 innings.
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One is that the web features a lot of algorithmically targeted advertising served up by third-party companies and not sold directly by editorial brands to sponsors.
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In late November, star of Trolls and double denim advocate, Justin Timberlake served up one heck of a surprise to a handful of Australian high school students.
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The pair served up skilled and entertaining tennis in the second set, Maria drawing gasps of admiration from the crowd for speed and deftness at the net.
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He was dominant for most of the night but served up the Vogt homer and was charged with two unearned runs during the A's four-run eighth.
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But I wouldn't have been frustrated if I didn't care, and I wouldn't have cared if the game hadn't served up a million more buckets of joy.
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It has been cultivated over the years, nurtured on a rancid diet of anti-Muslim, anti-American fare served up from the likes of Fox News, Breitbart.
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Pomeranz served up a three-run shot to J.J. Hardy and a two-run blast to Nolan Reimold two batters later with one out in the second.
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Kellyanne Conway served up a surpringsily common-sense sound byte over the weekend when she said that any public official who has mistreated women should step down.
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In spite of the downpours and semi-chilly weather, London Fashion Week show-goers served up a large dose of irreverent dressing over the past few days.
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For this example it used the search keyword "caravan", selecting posts from the last day and filtering for the most shared posts — which served up several posts.
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Happ served up Piscotty's 22nd home run with one out in the second inning, but limited the A's to just one other hit in his six innings.
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I never found anything else like that moment, but again and again, Far Cry 5 served up its opposite: Moments that were incredibly loud, but increasingly timid.
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Politics over pancakes In the Southern California community of Silver Lake, twins James and David Codeglia served up breakfast at a small watch party in their condominium.
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Blach, who will be facing Oakland for the first time, has served up just one home run in 33 1/43 frames over his last five turns.
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However, the 25-year-old Cotton served up three homers while being tagged for seven runs and eight hits in Tuesday's loss to the Los Angeles Angels.
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A new Lego Batman Movie teaser, served up just days after the first, shows that Will Arnett's toy take might be the most self-aware Batman yet.
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Cishek came on with the score tied 240-1 Monday and served up the homer, resulting in not only a loss but also a change in roles.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. has served up one of the most dramatic seasons of The Bachelor that audiences have ever seen — just ask Nick Viall and Dean Unglert.
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A wet week in Baltimore and a misty, rainy race day served up a soupy track at Pimlico Race Course, one that he had never seen before.
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A pair of Democratic senators want a federal agency to take a look at fraudulent traffic to digital ads served up by platforms like Google and Facebook.
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There's always an air of expectation for gamers who annually hold their breath to see what new digital delights will be served up in the year ahead.
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Spotify for Podcasters is a new platform for the company designed to give creators more control — or at least insight — into how that content is served up.
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The Denver native has served up only eight home runs in 21 225/213 frames and continues to find success by keeping the ball on the ground.
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He has allowed five or fewer hits in four of the starts and has served up just one homer after allowing six over his previous three turns.
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Just as you think the author has served up a rather predictable set of characters (callous rich guy, pill-popping wife, virtuous immigrants), she slyly complicates them.
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Home runs have been an issue, however, as the Vanderbilt product has served up five long balls this month after allowing three over his previous 93 starts.
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The usual dynamics are served up, along with the inevitable tense dinners — Jude and Tim once had a thing; Dad prefers Corinne to Jude; and so on.
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A recent episode of Australia's Married At First Sight (yes, it's a real show in which people get married...at first sight) served up a classic example.
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It's hard to tell which guy is more shocked by the clobbering, served up in what appears to be a dope nightclub worthy of futuristic Los Angeles.
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They invited a couple of neighbors—both in their 90s—served up sandwiches and scones on specially bought crockery and played 1940s records on an old phonograph.
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Stéphane Audran, the French actress who served up one of cinema's most sumptuous meals as the title character in the 21994 film "Babette's Feast," died on Tuesday.
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The 2019 VMAs upheld this tradition, a night that cemented a few winners and served up a couple of losses that may be hard to shake off.
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Its greasy simplicity was served up at hockey arena snack bars and seen as reflecting a working-class Quebec more inclined to cheese fries than foie gras.
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Mr. Hynes's office was accused of prosecutorial misconduct in three murder cases in which people had served up to two decades in prison despite being wrongfully convicted.
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Nelson is 0-2 with a 43 ERA in three career starts against the Dodgers and has served up a homer to Chase Utley (2-for-3).
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The police now say she is one of India's most cunning serial killers, with cyanide her weapon of choice, served up in soups, snacks and ayurvedic beverages.
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In 2007, right-wing American billionaire Sheldon Adelson began putting out a daily free newspaper called Israel Hayom (Israel Today) that served up fawning pro-Netanyahu coverage.
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The people who live in Savannah Consider the peach to be manna — A nectarous dream, Served up with some cream — But now all they've got is banana!
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Fiers is 1-0 with a 4.20 ERA in three career starts against the Mariners and has served up two homers to Cano in six at-bats.
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Vladimir Putin served up his election platform for his perfunctory March 18 re-election in his annual address to the two houses of Russia's parliament on Thursday.
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What follows is a by-the-numbers look at what the N.B.A.'s 73rd season has served up so far — and what the next five months hold.
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The 33-year-old South Korean has served up 23 homers in 24 innings - one shy of the career-worst 22 he allowed over 192 frames in 2013.
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And then—hoo, buddy, and then: Francisco Cervelli was horngry for some mashed taters, as he served up a helping for four on this beautiful grand slam. Nine.
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Adleman, who had allowed five home runs in 21 1/23 innings coming in, served up solo homers to Sanchez in the first and Gregorius in the second.
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And writing for the Los Angeles Review of Books' site Avidly, Monique Morgan served up a satirical take on a similarly serious subject: poetry and contemporary democracy. Enjoy!
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" ICYMI ... Kobe served up a warm take about Harden's recent hot streak to ESPN's Rachel Nichols, saying, "I'm not a fan of it in terms of winning championships.
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They can change their gender option from a list of dozens once they've opened an account, but the original choice can allegedly still be served up to advertisers.
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Dubbed Hogwarts After Dark, the special celebrations are a ticketed event that'll take Hogwarts into the realm of Halloween via special eats served up in the Great Hall.
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To assuage the woman's concern about her being beautiful and funny, the man served up a laundry list of praise: she's great, hilarious, outstanding, talented, and so on.
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The train is outfitted with three kitchens and every meal is prepared by hand, so it's the complete opposite of plane food being served up at 30,000 feet.
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Meals at the base, served up by a French contractor, Sodexo, are so unpopular that soldiers have taken to buying George Foreman grills from a nearby Tesco supermarket.
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Google is closing down Google Compare, its comparison site that served up deals for a range of financial products, including credit cards, mortgages and travel/home insurance policies.
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Six small meals of feed and vegetables are served up to her every day, and the rescue is already seeing a change in her mobility, the ARL said.
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For more than a decade, the online advertising world has been dominated by "display ads" served up to consumers alongside web content, search results or social media posts.
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Those stored shows can then be served up to your other devices with Plex client apps, including iOS and Android smartphones, and any PC with a web browser.
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For the remaining 40 minutes, Trump served up the red meat and comic indignation that his rowdy supporters expected after waiting several hours in the hot Florida sun.
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As our favorite characters huddled anxiously at Winterfell on the eve of a potentially cataclysmic showdown with the White Walkers, he served up some much-needed comic relief.
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Hopefully, policymakers won't narrow their focus to the obvious corruption served up by Michael Cohen, but the entire influence industry, which rewards the highest bidders and subverts democracy.
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The 22-year-old Texan served up 22 home runs in 25 innings during the regular season but has yet to yield a home run in the playoffs.
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Wood is 3-83 with a 3.06 ERA in nine career appearances (five starts) against Arizona and has served up two homers to Paul Goldschmidt (4-for-12).
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For those of us who remember when the street style star was the stylist antagonist on The City, we know Palermo has always served up some seious looks.
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He has issued five walks while striking out four in that span and served up three home runs in three frames of a loss to Milwaukee on Thursday.
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Heidi Klum kicked off the July 4th holiday at an epic poolside dance party in Atlantic City — and she served up some bikini styling tricks in the process.
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Germain, however, was interviewed by Gizmodo twice in 2017, and served up various insights into how the company had amassed and delivered "millions of comments" to the FCC.
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Just days ahead of Halloween, the Real Housewives of Atlanta star served up sassy and sexy with her husband, Kroy, who together dressed up in Playboy-themed costumes.
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It really seems like the best possible way to encourage creativity and fun and check out how excited Neil Patrick Harris looks as he's served up a dish.
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And since Issa Rae's The Mis-adventures of Awkward Black Girl's YouTube debut in 2011, viewers have been served up an entire buffet of shortform black girl intimacies.
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RHP Steve Cishek blew a save for the second night in a row on Saturday when he served up a three-run homer to the Angels' Albert Pujols.
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The 32-year-old Venezuelan surrendered five runs in four-plus innings Sunday at Philadelphia and has served up at least one home run in nine straight outings.
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This week's events showed the presidency hasn't changed Trump, as he served up a main course of aggressive actions, with a heaping serving of controversy on the side.
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Thanks to a recently discovered flaw in Google's mobile messaging app Allo, the contents of your search could have been served up to the people you've messaged. Oops.
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The 28-year-old from Osaka, Japan has served up only eight home runs in 92 33/3 frames this season and three in his last nine outings.
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But there were also none of the awe-inspiring displays served up by teams such as Manchester City or Barcelona, nor the raw passion of Juergen Klopp's Liverpool.
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The 103-year-old Syndergaard has served up only eight homers in 210 23/22 innings this season after giving up 19 in 150 frames as a rookie.
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Facebook served up the data on "Brian Kil" in short order, but it was an anonymous email and the IP associated with the account was a Tor node.
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In the course of a couple of minutes, Werdum had already attempted to bum rush Miocic with his chin served up on a platter half a dozen times.
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And that the warring wings the party need each other to take flight and capitalize on the opportunities that Donald Trump has served up for the Democratic Party.
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Julia Ioffe was served up on social media in concentration camp garb and worse after Trump supporters took umbrage with her profile of Melania Trump in GQ magazine.
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That unfashionable formation has no doubt got Roy flummoxed, if not outright repulsed, like an Englishman served up a feast of fermented hákarl after not Googling the stuff.
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Lauer served up Sanchez's 17th homer with one out in the fourth on a 1-2 fastball that landed on the netting over Monument Park in center field.
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What follows is one of those scenes that makes you forget all the baby-killings, beheadings, and otherwise horrible things this show has served up over the years.
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I've got countless questions, but all said the little slice served up in the demo certainly has me curious to see where that aspect of the game leads.
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Right-hander Warwick Saupold served up an RBI single to Jean Segura before Haniger's double into the left-field corner led Seattle to a come-from-behind victory.
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At the Surf Cafe at Astoria's pool, Nedy Perez served up orders of wings, fries and burgers to the estimated 2,500 people who use the pool each day.
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On Sunday, when the Los Angeles Dodgers called yet again for Morrow in Game 5, he served up four runs, including two homers, in just six weary pitches.
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TTP, without logging into Facebook, went to the page for 'Corona Mask Shop' and was served up 'Related Pages' for 'Corona Mask 247' and 'Corona MASK on sale.
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Having rooms full of them served up on a platter is too much to resist, so each year journalists line up to take the temperature of the movement.
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Voters want something crisper than the wilted salad the GOP served up in Pennsylvania, no matter how much dressing outside groups (or even the President) slop on it.
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Instead, it presented different kind of cultural insight than you'd find at a museum, instructed me on how to reset my mind, and served up some incredible food.
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He was roughed up by Minnesota in his last turn when he served up three homers while allowing five runs and six hits in 22 313/231 innings.
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In general, it has been hard to deliver Internet over the air that is faster and as reliable as that served up using cable, fiber or other wires.
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"In the Time of Madness," published in 2005, served up an unapologetically febrile account of the chaos that erupted across Indonesia with the end of President Suharto's reign.
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The now-controversially-named Spotted Dick, made from suet, dried fruit and custard, is said to have been first served up by French chef Alexis Bénoit Soyer in 1849.
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When I log into the site, I get served up a slate of relevant recommendations—pins featuring colorful images of baby clothes alongside pins of hearty Instant Pot recipes.
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Enter "Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life," four 90-minute installments -- length-wise the equivalent of about eight TV episodes -- served up as a bountiful Thanksgiving weekend binge.
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Maeda, who served up a career-high six runs in an 11-228 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks last Friday, is 22016-21 in his career against the Phillies.
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She was honored with a surprise party which featured an ice sculpture shaped like her actual body and her family served up a cake with her face on it.
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It's unclear what precise combination of specs and features will be served up for the UK RX17 variant, however, so stay tuned for more coverage later in the month.
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Some 500 people took part in the initiative which served up the local speciality pasta and sauce, which hails from the town of Amatrice badly hit by the quake.
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Teabox, the company pioneered the concept of selling tea to direct to consumers online, has served up $703 million in fresh funding to grow its five-year-old business.
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Basically, they're the opposite of the Etymotic and Grado in-ears I wrote about not too long ago; what Beyerdynamic has served up here is some distinctly sweetened music.
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White House spokespeople and the Secret Service offered no comment on the cause of the phenomenon, so the internet did what it does and served up some wild speculation.
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Since we're here for the goods, wherever they may be served up, we're certainly not batting away any potential top-rated shoe, no matter the brand name or function.
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Nationals LH Gio Gonzalez (15-9, 2.96) Lester went 33-1 in September to complete an inconsistent regular season in which he served up a career-worst 26 homers.
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Mac and cheese is actually served up at Universal Orlando's Three Broomsticks — albeit on the kids' menu — so there is some precedent to the Potterverse's penchant for the dish.
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After Kimmel reassigned furloughed government employees to becoming Ted Danson's entourage, the host ripped into the burgers the president served up to the Clemson Tigers football team on Monday.
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Instead of the full-throated defense of the site tinged with a hostility toward the media that he'd served up in the past, Brennan began offering more introspective comments.
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The 33-year-old Dominican owns a 7.71 ERA in eight starts, during which he issued 22 walks and served up 11 home runs in 83 2/3 innings.
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But Rodriguez served up a three-run home run to cap a five-run Red Sox rally in the eighth that gave the visitors a temporary 5-4 lead.
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They have instead served up their dignity to Trump in the most humiliating fashion, so that Trump can continue to serve up the country's dignity on the global stage.
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Mr Trump is not that better man, so instead served up his concession like a sandwich of cynicism: a sliver of truth, between two thick slices of deliberate untruth.
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"Markets do not like uncertainty and unrest and that is precisely what they are being served up at the moment," said Malcolm Freeman of Kingdom Futures in a note.
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House Republicans say life in the minority has served up some early openings to score political points — and encourage Democrats to criticize colleagues in their own caucus (The Hill).
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RHP Steve Cishek allowed the first run scored on the Mariners bullpen this season when he served up a solo home run to Oakland's Chris Coghlan on Friday night.
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It matched the longest outing of the season for the 24-year-old native of Tennessee, who has served up only four home runs over 49 1/3 frames.
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The 26-year-old Boyd has served up just three homers in 33 1/3 innings this season after giving up 17 in 97 1/73 frames last year.
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Greinke, who served up five home runs to the Dodgers in a 10-2 loss in September, is 1-3 against Los Angeles since signing with Arizona last year.
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Cincinnati chili, as it's known, has been served up for nearly 100 years, and the dish is one of the most iconic — and polarizing — examples of American regional food.
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Seattle reliever Pat Venditte, who had earlier given up a Pujols home run while pitching from the right side, served up Calhoun's third-inning shot with his left arm.
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Our photog also quizzed Paris' mom, Kathy Hilton, a couple months back as to why the couple's wedding was pushed back ... and she served up a seemingly legit reason.
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In some ways, it's not entirely dissimilar from the way services like iTunes provide podcasts, but many have complained about a key issue with how shows are served up.
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And then this happened: New Leftovers member Nicolai "Maestro" Bang served up a quick, twirling pass in front of the goal, but Alexander "Sikii" Karelin missed the tricky shot.
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During the seventh inning of the Diamondbacks' win over the Pirates last night, Chris Iannetta stepped to the plate and was served up a fastball straight to the mug.
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Kansas Senator Pat Roberts, chairman of the Agriculture Committee and a defender of corporate farming interests, served up a brilliant quote during a recent press conference with agriculture reporters.
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Served up a piece of red meat that he could have seized to rev up the partisan crowd and build a divisive movement, McCain refused to take a bite.
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Despite the constant intrusions and collection of reams of browsing and personal data, much of what's served up to us via interstitial online ads is semi-relevant at best.
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Literature and cinema have served up dozens, if not hundreds, of "boy and his dog" stories over the years, but "Alpha" may be a genre first: an origin tale.
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Yet in this tarted-up noir cartoon — a pastiche of comic-book characters, hard-boiled dialogue and nonsense served up as enigma — not even Ms. Robbie can impart respectability.
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He didn't fare well against Seattle in his last turn as he served up three homers while surrendering a career-worst eight runs and seven hits in four frames.
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The 33-year-old Californian has served up a total of five home runs in his last two outings after yielding the same amount over his previous five turns.
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It may be bland, it may not always be served up with great flavor, but they know what will be on the food tray when it gets passed out.
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It served up 20 passages with a wide array of facts, some about George Washington, others about the invention of computers, but with no meaningful connection between the two.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity served up the comparison at a post-game presser with the President in Hanoi and the talking point was gamely picked up by others.
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He posted a quality start in a win over the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday but also served up two home runs for the first time since May 23.
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He threw 35 pitches in the first, giving up Mesoraco's bases-loaded double with two outs, and served up Conforto's 13th homer after a leadoff walk in the third.
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It is an unfiltered expression of a people's values, language, and history, served up on a plate or in a bowl or, in some cases, on a banana leaf.
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In case U.S. companies needed a reminder, China has served up a bold one in requiring Apple to pull down the New York Times app from its Chinese App Store.
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The 32-year-old native of Houston, who hasn't lost since May 9 against the New York Mets, has served up only two home runs in his last seven outings.
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RHP Andrew Bailey served up a two-run home run off the bat of Asdrubal Cabrera in the eighth inning of Sunday's 5-0 loss to the New York Mets.
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Maeda was pounded for seven runs and eight hits in three innings while losing to the Diamondbacks on Thursday as he served up homers to Chris Iannetta and A.J. Pollock.
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Ventura easily has handled Nick Castellanos (1-for-23) but has struggled with Ian Kinsler (6-for-16) and has served up two homers to Victor Martinez (4-for-16).
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All of the personal assistants were served up the same sets of questions and were graded on how many questions they attempted to answer and how many they got right.
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The Texas quintet, quintessential southerners, have served up a second helping of the good stuff via a new single entitled "Hornet's Nest," released via Adult Swim's also consistent Singles Program.
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And now we're seeing it in the wake of Sunday night's debate, an event at which Trump served up red meat dish after red meat dish for his party's base.
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Fisher's homer, his first of the year, came against Oakland reliever Lou Trivino (2-2), who also had served up Tony Kemp's two-out, game-tying double in the seventh.
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In the last week or two, some of our favorite stars — and their expert glam squads — have served up some impressive homages to beauty's most recognizable icons of the past.
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What can change is our awareness and reaction to the toxic messages buried within these seemingly harmless stories served up as truth and shaping our ideas of who we are.
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His first outing, Casino Royale, served up a Bond that felt classic and fresh all at once, with a grittier feel that felt right at home in the Bourne era.
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Gonzalez, who beat the Dodgers during the regular season, served up a two-run home run to PH Carlos Ruiz in the fifth, the was lifted for LHP Sammy Solis.
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All of your stuff gets served up as a compressed folder which you can then extract and move to Apple's apps on the desktop, on mobile and in the cloud.
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Starc was surprised to be questioned about the breakfast banter after he and fellow seamer Jason Behrendorff took nine wickets between them but he obligingly served up a few details.
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Balwoo GongyangIf you want to learn and dine at the same dang time, come here, where you'll be served up vegan temple food alongside knowledge of South Korea's monastic history.
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Lynn gave up six runs - four earned - on five hits and four walks over five innings in a loss at Washington on Tuesday in which he served up three homers.
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In 2018, "Fit and Fed" projects delivered sessions at 321 sites, supporting 15,511 children and young people, around the country — and served up a total of 146,260 meals and snacks.
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Cruz hit each of his three homers off White Sox All-Star right-hander Lucas Giolito (11-5), who served up four blasts for the first time in his career.
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For movie lovers, that's great news: It means the ceremony served up a diverse list of films to watch, if you'd like to catch up with the year in cinema.
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The former first-round pick served up one long ball in a no-decision at Cincinnati on Monday in which he gave up three runs (two earned) in six innings.
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And judging by the enthusiastic high-five she handed out to Hadid at the end of the runway, she's absolutely delighted by what the supermodel served up (accidental or no).
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The 22-year-old Dominican has served up only four homers over 22 33/23 frames this season but three in 26 23/3 innings over his last three outings.
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Some people have said that every generation makes its own A Star Is Born (though I'm personally glad we skipped whatever "sell-out" fable the '90s would have served up).
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Hagerty, the classic car insurance company, served up donuts, coffee, and coveted baseball caps to the earliest risers who came first to see the field of 229 cars and motorcycles.
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"A human being is faster, he can tell if the dough is good or not," Naples-born pizzaiolo Vittorio Monti said as he served up pizzas in a Paris restaurant.
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DeGrom is still looking for his first win over the Yankees and served up a total of seven runs and 12 hits over 12 innings in his first two chances.
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HOCKENHEIM, Germany (Reuters) - The German Grand Prix looks likely to drop off next year's Formula One calendar, despite having served up a thriller for the second straight year on Sunday.
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When hunting down my letter with the good intention of buying it from a resale site like eBay, or Vestaire, Amazon's witchy ways served up this *cough* very similar product.
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They were plentifully and freely available at my college student health center and served up in a candy bowl at the entrance of the frat house I briefly lived in.
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The Chinese might have stomached a slap on the wrist, but by banning American companies from selling parts to ZTE, Ross served up a punishment harsh enough to halt operations.
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The explosion of data is unprecedented and already companies like Apple and Google are jockeying for control over how that data will be served up to healthcare practitioners and patients.
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Theater companies are racing to introduce subscriptions in part because Netflix, Spotify and Amazon Prime have trained people — millennials, in particular — to expect entertainment to be served up that way.
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In the time of #MeToo and divisive politics, Mr. del Toro has served up the cinematic equivalent of Calgon — with steamy bath scenes, no less — to take us all away.
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As Huang explains, the twins were also served up as scientific specimens "to be inspected, poked, tested and, most important of all, verified" by esteemed members of the medical establishment.
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The way matching actually seemed to work was that, after the game, you were served up Tinder users like normal, and their profiles indicated if they had played Swipe Night.
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Butler is 1-22 with a 210 ERA in five starts at Triple-A Iowa this year, however, and has not served up a homer in 228 21/27 frames.
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The 24-year-old served up four homers and was charged with five runs on seven hits over four innings against Colorado on Friday in his second straight abbreviated outing.
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He served up a homer to Royals 3B Mike Moustakas in the first inning, marking the fourth home run surrendered by an Astros pitcher in the first inning this season.
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Meanwhile, movies like Cruel Intentions and 10 Things I Hate About You served up new spins on very old stories (Les Liaisons Dangereuse and The Taming of the Shrew, respectively).
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The rookie served up four home runs - also a personal high - after keeping the ball in the park in 216 210/23 innings over the course of his previous three outings.
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The "Grease" that the director Thomas Kail (of Broadway's "Hamilton") served up was cinematic — impressively so, with its countless cameras, its tracking shots, its zooms, its galloping from soundstage to soundstage.
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Budding mixologists are also getting in on the action and taking inspiration from the drinks served up at New York's Richard Rodgers Theatre, pouring remixes on the Hamiltini and Dueling Sangrias.
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By opening TV, you can search for any show or movie, sync your many video accounts, and let Apple override the clumsy and disparate designs served up by other media companies.
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Festivals: Governor's Ball, Bonnaroo The dreamy, French-Cuban duo comprised of twins Lisa Kainde and Naomi Diaz effortlessly twists minimal beats with haunting vocals, served up in English, Yoruba and French.
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In its pre-launch state, a user sent the company four photos of their room and a few days later, Modsy served up a redesigned space complete with a VR rendering.
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Though the evening kicked off without any drama, a platter of tension was served up at the dinner table when frenemies Medley and Morgan sat a seat away from one another.
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Just when we were beginning to recover from Justin Theroux and Jennifer Aniston's matching leather ensembles, the lovebirds served up another major style sighting while out in the City of Light.
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The former Bachelor star served up some happy news on Monday when he revealed to his fans and followers that his lifelong goal of opening a restaurant is coming to fruition.
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After Bumgarner hit Tatis with a pitch and served up a double to Francisco Mejia to open the seventh, he was pulled in favor of right-hander Reyes Moronta (0-2).
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Click here to view original GIFHumanity gets served up a nice slice of humble pie in this NPR video that lays out the history of our planet on a football field.
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The Washington Redskins star tight end hit up Nando's in College Park, Maryland over the weekend ... where he manned the grill and served up spicy PERi-PERi chicken to hungry fans.
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Trump served up the red meat of protectionism for industrial workers, a new round of supply side tax cuts for mainstream conservatives, and the fantasy of a regulatory freeze for libertarians.
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The Fast and Furious movies have always served up ridiculous action with a big, heaping side of sappiness, but Fate takes things in a darker direction that doesn't entirely feel earned.
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Comedian Tom Arnold served up a veiled warning to President Donald Trump while hinting that he and Michael Cohen, Trump's longtime personal attorney, were teaming up to take down the president.
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Tatum was competing against his wife, actress Jenna Dewan Tatum, who along with the show's host, rapper LL Cool J, watched in awe as the actor served up some diva fierceness.
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Richards is 25-21 with a 3 ERA in four career appearances (three starts) against Minnesota and has served up two homers to third baseman Trevor Plouffe in seven at-bats.
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"There's an expectation as an advertiser that your content will be served up in an appropriate environment, safe from improper and even damaging content," said marketing agency Attention President Tom Buontempo.
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Cardinals LH Jaime Garcia (0-0, 6.00) Peralta served up three homers in 4 1/3 innings while allowing six runs and seven hits in a loss to Houston on Saturday.
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The Giants slugged three home runs but served up four as they lost for the ninth time in 10 overall contests and fell to 4-15 in their last 19 games.
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The European Central Bank President Mario Draghi served up what is thought to be the final rate cut in Europe for this economic cycle, taking the deposit rate to -0.40 percent.
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With Uber Life, passengers will get served up a digital magazine of sorts to connect them to sports events, art events, plays and other things going on in their local cities.
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More mellow afterwards, he would lounge in his white cap and dishdasha on the sofa, picking his teeth and patting his stomach while his wife served up his glass of coffee.
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If you go too off course and listen to a jazz playlist followed by some metal, the whole thing breaks down and you're served up a nonsensical playlist for a week.
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For example cutesy looking cartoons that are served up to make you feel warn and fluffy about a brand — such as when they're periodically asking you to review your privacy settings.
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Ultimately, the foods served up with insect ingredients need to be delicious before they are seen as a genuine replacement option for much-loved meat products, or even their plant replacements.
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As the Washington Post recently quantified, Trump has served up over 3,000 lies or misleading statements since taking office, which comes out to a dizzying rate of 6.5 every single day.
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In fact, on Friday when Trump gave an interview to Fox News on the White House lawn, he served up a buffet of lies -- including one that would make Pinocchio blush.
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I laughed the first time that the program, in response to a truly upsetting rant from a patient on the edge of a crisis, served up a line about meditation exercises.
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John Jaso walked, McCutchen hit into a fielder's choice and David Freese reached on a hit batsman before Turner served up a 3-1 fastball that Bell turned into a souvenir.
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The Seattle native, who has not finished six frames in seven of his last eight outings, has served up five homers in 242 games but walked 23 in 133 innings overall.
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In the days when he was still reveling as AmeriKKKa's most wanted and vowing to kill Uncle Sam, Ice Cube served up one of the all time most relatable shit lyrics.
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We'd hit the strip, our eyes gridded with red, and bulging, fuelled by pints of vodka and sparse dashes of Red Bull served up at our San Antonio hotel-cum-bordello.
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The lovely owner, Jonathan Engles, served up delicious pineapple gin and talked about gathering Scottish juniper in Ikea bags, and the next thing I knew, my brain had turned to mush.
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Who were these people sitting around me who refused to show any enthusiasm for a stellar ensemble that served up some of the strongest group vocals I've heard since Evan Hansen?
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The celebrity DJ's connection to the Obamas goes back to at least 2016, when he served up music at a White House party hosted by then-President Obama and his wife.
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Matthew Perpetua, a longtime music blogger and a former director of quizzes at BuzzFeed, said that the way that Spotify served up data to users was reminiscent of a personality quiz.
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Much of Saturday's letter served up a sort of greatest hits for the fans of Mr. Buffett — investors around the world who hang onto his pronouncements as America's favorite capitalist uncle.
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So as to not seem completely venal, they served up a few goodies for the average wage-earning family, among them fewer and lower tax brackets and a higher standard deduction.
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As U.S. Census Bureau workers fanned out across neighborhoods in September to verify addresses for next year's count, some Facebook users were being served up an ominous piece of fake news.
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Ms. Garland truly burned out — a victim of the Golden Age of Hollywood that served up so many victims as it churned out the facade of happiness and hope for generations.
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Across town at the Deutsches Theater, the young German director Anne Lenk has served up a sleek staging of "The Misanthrope" that is the tonal opposite of Fritsch's loud, eccentric production.
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With two outs in the first inning, Lynn served up a 21-21 pitch to Grandal, who hammered it to center for a solo shot and a 22.77-0 Dodgers lead.
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At least one part of this year's festival hewed to tradition, however: As it often does, Cannes served up many films we'll be talking about for the rest of the year.
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A month later, I ate at a small local fish restaurant in Morocco that served up what I'd consider to be some of the world's best sardines for $1 a plate.
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He allowed five runs and 11 hits in 4 2/53 innings in the loss to Detroit and he served up three homers for the third time in the past five starts.
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While the full trailer is longer and arguably more disturbing, it's not served up to viewers who might just be browsing innocuous videos online only to be interrupted by a screaming nun.
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Before he could begin "Blue Velvet," Hef served up a This Is Your Life-style surprise by bringing out Mitch Miller, the bandleader who first signed him to Columbia Records in 1950.
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Foreign fashions served up a minefield of cultural confrontations for Japanese men and women who tried to adopt such styles but sometimes struggled with the customs and comportment that went with them.
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Consumers of culture now prefer to decide for themselves how they want knowledge and information served up to them, as testified by the growing popularity of pop-up museums and crowdsourced projects.
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DKNY served up extreme proportions — think tiny waists, wide shoulders, and extra-long sleeves — and Off-White put a sporty spin on white blazers with mismatched hems, baseball caps, and racing stripes.
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Shields served up three homers in his last outing on July 4, when he gave up six runs and six hits over 22 23/218 innings in a no-decision against Oakland.
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SoundCloud, where XXXTentacion broke through with huge streaming numbers, is another platform that lets listeners push play and sit back to have whatever is next in related music served up to them.
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Many of today's healthcare institutions interact with their consumers and partners through portals — a system where data is served up via web pages located inside a password-protected section of the site.
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The women's draw served up heartbreak for the home fans, with Ashleigh Barty, the last Australian left standing in the singles, unceremoniously dumped out of the tournament by eighth seed Petra Kvitova.
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Law served up a lead-off single to pinch-hitter Andrew Toles before Corey Seager followed with a single off Javier Lopez (1-3), allowing Toles to take third with no outs.
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Before that, Trump hosted the Baylor women's basketball team and served up a platter of fast food, which he has offered every college team that has come by since the government shutdown.
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Once the public had (somewhat) acclimated to the idea that the planet was not, in fact, served up fresh for human beings, a sense of Earthling rivalry with dinosaurs began to emerge.
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Carpool Karaoke: The Series answers the question no one but a few network executives dared ask: what if the premise were stretched to 20 minutes and served up for 20 straight episodes?
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Even the same bunch of links served up in a slightly different configuration has the potential to be majorly significant since the top search link always gets a disproportionate chunk of clicks.
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And yet, on campus after campus, that has been the choice served up this year: You are either for diversity, equity and inclusion in our communities, or you are for free expression.
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Virtually all of that winds up on the menu, served up in what Castle and Spalding call "Four Corners Cuisine": an updated combination of cowboy classics, Mormon recipes, and traditional Southwestern fare.
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With closer Steve Cishek taking the day off to rest an arm that had worked back-to-back games, Vincent came served up the score-tying homer to Tampa Bay's Kevin Kiermaier.
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State-controlled Russian television has served up a daily diet of migrant-related horror stories, including a false report that migrants had raped a 13-year-old Russian-German girl in Berlin.
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Two batters later Covey was replaced by Chris Volstad, who promptly served up a two-run homer to Shin-Soo Choo that scored DeShields and pushed the Rangers' lead to 10-0.
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Susan Bro gave a powerful speech Wednesday at her daughter's memorial service in Charlottesville's Paramount Theater, and served up a rallying cry for what her daughter died for ... standing up against hate.
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For two days, The OverEasy Diner will be turned into Litchfield Penitentiary Cafeteria, serving up food meant to resemble the kind of fare served up to our favorite inmates on the show.
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The pulled pork served up by Gorgon City or Disclosure or Robin Schulz is the kind of pulled pork that's perpetually on offer in Iceland: stringy, grey, and served in a can.
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Helrunar closed out the evening with a burst of Viking-inspired energy, fronted by an endlessly charismatic vocalist who served up their fast and burly (and occasionally doomy) black metal with aplomb.
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The DoJ also served up another indictment against alleged Capital One hacker Paige Thompson, which added fresh details about the case—including a claim that Thompson used her access to mine cryptocurrency.
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But her stubborn focus also represented a counterweight to the shiny outrage of the day served up by Trump: tweeting "covfefe" or apparently scribbling on a hurricane forecast map with a Sharpie.
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But when a normally attendant person just disappears, better to withhold judgment until there is proper enlightenment, or spin, which the Knicks served up after practice in a dizzying production on Tuesday.
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Across the Atlantic Ocean at Noma, tiny balls of apple are scooped out of the fruit and back into its hollowed shell, then served up with seeds and a (fake) edible beetle.
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But in the end, the pensions overhaul has been served up like so many of its predecessors, under the French top-down system: from the professed smart folk at the Élysée Palace.
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Washington (CNN)The North Dakota State Bison football team was given the White House's championship treatment this week, complete with fast food served up on fine china and silver (and extra sauce).
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Gibson has struggled with Francisco Lindor (9-for-16), Jason Kipnis (113-for-18) and Yan Gomes (9-for-18) and has served up three homers to Carlos Santana (21-for-22).
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A two-out, run-scoring single by Adalberto Mondesi off Fernando Rodney got the Royals within 93-1 and brought on Doolittle, who then served up the game-tying double to Gordon.
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It was a scripted and issue-focused version of the combative defense of his presidency he served up during a nearly 80-minute long news conference a day earlier at the White House.
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And today, Bank of America said it's launching a similar effort by hiring a "brand safety officer" who will make sure none of the company's ads are served up next to controversial content.
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On a day when Jerusalem was cloaked in a blast of premature summer heat, he served up cold soba noodles paired with the subtle—if un-Japanese—heat of a garlic-chili paste.
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We've compiled a list of the best places to score a deal on a pie this Pi Day, so take a peek and see if there are any being served up near you.
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The 215-year-old Wainwright is 217-22 with a 23 ERA in 33 career appearances (23 starts) against the Diamondbacks and has served up two homers to Paul Goldschmidt (28-for-26).
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Like Facebook and Twitter, it is accused of merely reacting when specific problems are exposed by the media or activists, but not before its algorithm has served up offending content millions of times.
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BoxcarInterred June 6, 2011Boxcar used to be called a "vital app" for iPhone, an app that smartly served up notifications, which, let's be honest, iOS should have been doing in the first 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 points respectively among Republicans.
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The 21-year-old native of Tennessee has surrendered fewer than three earned runs in seven of his eight outings in 2016 and has served up only three home runs in 46 innings.
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RHP Trevor Rosenthal blew his third save in his past 12 chances Friday night, when he served up the game-winning homer to ex-Cardinal Adam Lind in the bottom of the ninth.
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Urias was shelled by the Cubs in his second major-league start when he served up three homers and gave up six runs (five earned) and eight hits in five innings June 2.
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A shelled, halved, and stuffed hardboiled egg usually served up as appetizers, these springtime bites have tended to carry the reputation of being mayonnaise-heavy — but it really doesn't have to be so!
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On Thursday afternoon, creative director Olivier Rousteing served up his signature maximalist, hyper-embellished, multi-textured vision on a diverse army of strong women at his usual venue, the Hôtel Potocki in Paris.
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I think it'd be a little more impressive if the Blaze had a GPS chip inside or served up a wider variety of smartphone notifications — or supported third-party apps of any sort.
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An HTC Vive horror experience that served around 2,500 fans a day, AHS Fearless VR served up a series of themed mini-scenes focusing on common phobias: claustrophobia, acrophobia, of gettingburnedalive-o-phobia.
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On Wednesday night at the Phoenix Convention Center, Donald Trump served up a hot plate of the same anti-immigrant fervor his base has been scarfing down since the start of his campaign.
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And yet, this academic year, on campus after campus, that has been the choice served up: You are either for diversity, equity and inclusion in our communities, or you are for free expression.
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"At any moment, he might be preparing an eloquent reflection on human liberty … or a devastating joke served up with his signature cackle and that John McCain glint in his eye," McConnell recalled.
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But it was Kennedy's ninth straight game in which he served up a homer, and he has allowed 26 this season, tying him with his teammate Chris Young for most in the majors.
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Where: Vie De France in Tokyo SolamachiCost: 300 yen, roughly $2.76 USDThis eatery served up a few pastries shaped like cartoonish sea creatures, and the bulging eyes added a new level of cuteness.
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It all went wrong for paceman Max Sorensen who served up two no-balls for bowling high full tosses as Ireland's hopes of making it to the main draw from Group A faded.
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"We have good clubs in the area who work with young people, so we have them served up to us on a silver platter," Chabloz said as he gave the teenagers shooting tips.
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And possibly most important to his victory, he served up heaping portions of anti-trade rhetoric directed at both the North American Free Trade Agreement and Barack Obama's now dead Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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With better information, served up individually, Ms. Hakim said, customers might not do things like hold up trains by holding car doors open to ask if the train is going in their direction.
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He started 214 games for the Astros in 23, when he went 203-220 with a 26 ERA and served up 25 homers, and lost his only turn with the club last year.
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Not only is it in stock at supermarkets like ShopRite, Giant, Safeway, Kroger, Publix, Sprouts, and Harris Teeter it's also served up hot at TGI Fridays, burgerfi, Carl's Jr., Del Taco, and Dunkin'.
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Having worked on SNL's production staff for most of the Bush years, I can say that this was one of the best Bush sketches the show has served up in terms of laughs.
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Athletics RH Sonny Gray (3-6, 33) Holland was denied his third consecutive victory Friday as he served up three homers while surrendering five runs and five hits in five innings at Seattle.
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For tech leaders who have served up some of the loudest anti-Trump criticism in recent months, this decision to at least postpone changes to the H-1B program may come as a relief.
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Anderson is 3-3 with a 5.29 ERA in nine career starts against Colorado and has served up three homers to Nolan Arenado (6-for-63) while shutting down Carlos Gonzalez (1-for-14).
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Weaver is struggling to regain the prowess he displayed earlier in his career for the Los Angeles Angels and has served up a National League-high 12 homers in just 32 2/3 innings.
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The 34-year-old Californian, who served up a league-leading 37 home runs last season, entered Tuesday having allowed a major league-high 10 blasts after being reached for three by the Diamondbacks.
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She then offered a forceful argument on its behalf -- slamming the for-profit insurance industry as immoral while most of the stage served up more moderate plans that would retain a role for insurers.
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Facebook fired its human news editors, and then was caught flat-footed after its algorithms served up a series of fake news articles to humans who were preparing to vote in a monumental election.
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As tempting as it may be to become the Barefoot Contessa of comedones, there are better ways to get rid of blackheads than with your DIY concoction of whatever the Internets has served up.
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Elon Musk is a hype merchant, and this weekend his Twitter account served up a generous serving of hoopla for the OpenAI bots that were destroying the best Dota 2 players in the world.
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The latest Saturday Night Live served up a relatively toothless cold open set against the backdrop of yet another debate between Democratic contenders who hope to take on Donald Trump in the 2020 election.
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Even if the new satellites bring the internet to people and parts of the planet that have been ill-served up until now, putting ever more objects in space brings another set of difficulties.
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The pic of you and the pup gets more overall right swipes than any other picture, and is served up as the first picture (or, calling card) of your profile most of the time.
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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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Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin, who offers up virtual pie-baking workshops on her site, Pies Are Awesome, created a trio of hand pies that are a pretty upgrade to anything served up at Thanksgiving.
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Reliever Ivan Nova (13-1) got the loss when Betances, who yielded David Ortiz's winner Friday night, served up the long ball to Vazquez, further burying the Yankees in their worst start since 1984.
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Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, video games, Netflix, YouTube, and books are just a small sampling of the entertainment that's instantly served up by the smartphone that's never more than a few feet away from me.
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So, now your chicken nuggets will be served up by someone donning a look equally as suited to dispensing artisanal kombucha in a Brooklyn fair-trade coffee shop/bar/vegan bakery/bike shop hybrid.
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Be it resolved that we all just shut up about the playoff format for a few more days while we enjoy the very best hockey this league has served up in a long time.
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The 24-year-old rookie from Denver has served up at least one homer in nine of his last 10 outings after yielding just one blast over his first seven turns of the season.
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Amid a wave of TV nostalgia, rather, Netflix has served up another sort-of reunion, featuring a group of gifted performers whose exploits since "Arrested Development" premiered amounts to a comedy all-star team.
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Among its many direct and indirect descendants was Oxford University Press's Past Masters series, which launched in 1980 and served up concise biographies of historical figures, from Bentham and Carlisle to Spinoza and Tolstoy.
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White Sox LH Carlos Rodon (21-23, 29) Lewis served up three homers in his last outing against Baltimore and received a no-decision after allowing four runs and 218 hits in six innings.
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CHASKA, Minnesota (Reuters) - Patrick Reed, 'Captain America' for the United States at Hazeltine National this week, and former 'Boy Wonder' Rory McIlroy served up an electrifying Ryder Cup duel for the ages on Sunday.
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Branca was arguably gassed well before he served up Thomson's shot; he pitched eight times in September, making six starts, and was hit hard, giving up seven homers and 27 runs in 33 innings.
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Strapping a VR headset to my face and taking a seat on an exercise bike isn't my idea of fun, but fun was exactly what was served up when I tried out VirZOOM's platform.
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Sean Spicer finally put on his big-boy pants, manned up and apologized for the whopper of a doozy he served up this week when he compared Syrian President Bashir Assad's atrocities to Hitler's.
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As they've done in previous briefings, on Monday an OAN staffer served up a loaded question, in this case asking Trump to talk about a false equivalency she drew between coronavirus deaths and abortions.
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The danger is that wiliness quickly becomes a self-perpetuating spiral, as Levada warned, with the excuses and justifications served up by wily men and women only serving to embed these pathologies ever deeper.
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I have precisely zero idea what a Sparkling Ruby Cabernet is but, if this were just a large glass rock salt served up with a spoon I would give it a tongue-drying shot.
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Back in 2010 rapper Asher Roth and veteran hip-hop producer Nottz Raw teamed up for the collaborative EP RAWTH, a blast of breakneck bars served up over the Virginia beatsmith's livewire boom bap.
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"At any moment, he might be preparing an eloquent reflection on human liberty, or a devastating joke, served up with his signature cackle and that John McCain glint in his eye," Mr. McConnell recalled.
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Along the way, the Italian political system served up the sort of agita-inducing drama for which it is rightfully famous, sowing worries that all of Europe could be vulnerable to a fresh crisis.
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Pedroia, Bogaerts, Betts, Bradley and Ortiz combined to go 0-for-8 with runners in scoring position on Tuesday and Kimbrel served up four runs in the ninth inning of a 21-22 setback.
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By the time they approach the surface, the whales have served up a concentrated amount of fish and krill inside the torrent of bubbles, and all they have to do is gulp them down.
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The 21-year-old Californian won his first five decisions as a starter but has lost his last four and has served up eight home runs over 22 frames in his last four turns.
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With Thanksgiving landing six days later than last year, retailers amped up their advertising and served up deep discounts on items such as appliances, sporting goods, televisions, consumers and toys, according to Adobe Analytics.
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San Diego All-Star LHP Brad Hand served up two homers and was charged with three runs in two-thirds of an inning on Thursday after being unscored upon in 23 consecutive appearances. 3.
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"Indecent Secrets: The Infamous Murri Murder Affair" (2006) served up another helping of scandal, this time in turn-of-the-century Bologna, where Count Francesco Bonmartini was found stabbed to death in his apartment.
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It is an ugly place to be, and Harvey didn't help his case by avoiding reporters after he served up some thermonuclear bombs in a 7-4 loss to the Washington Nationals on Tuesday.
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But with Hamilton achieving a near shutout in the musical categories, and attention in the play categories divided between several acclaimed revivals and one lauded newcomer, the Tonys also served up plenty of disappointments.
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The veteran served up a solo home run to the fifth batter he faced — Stephen Piscotty — before limiting the A's to just an additional double and two singles over his season high-tying eight innings.
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Meghan Markle served up a delicious feast for her first official palace luncheon last week, which she hosted on the grounds of Kensington Palace with Prince Harry and her mom, Doria Ragland, by her side.
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Having launched a frankly woeful defence of their World Cup title in Brazil two years ago, Spain have now served up much of the same in their pursuit of a record third consecutive European Championship.
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Instead, they served up a giant corporate tax cut, plus an estate tax cut, plus some other tax cuts for rich people, and a middle-class tax cut that is both small and merely temporary.
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It marked the 603th time in 260 starts the 27-year-old rookie from Denver has worked at least six frames but the seventh occasion in eight turns he has served up a home run.
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Kimbrel, who converted his first save opportunity with the team Sunday in Toronto, struck out two but served up a monstrous 218-foot blast that left Davis' bat at an estimated 111 miles per hour.
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There are plenty of products out there that help publishers automate and customize the way their content is shared via social networks, but none have served up tools that suit the more intimate messaging space.
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His grandfather actually came to America and made a fortune out in the Yukon, where he served up meals and alcohol and beds to the miners who were seeking their fortunes in the gold fields.
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Heaney, who made just one start in 2016 before undergoing Tommy John surgery, also has had difficulty keeping the ball in the park as he served up four homers in his season debut on Aug.
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One of the first shows to focus on a non-traditional family, it centered around a widowed father of three boys who married a single mother with three daughters and served up invariably cheery storylines.
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Gee's last start against the Twins deteriorated abruptly, when he served up three homers in a span of nine batters and wound up charged with five runs on 11 hits in 5 1/3 innings.
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It was a sharp turnaround from his previous turn in which he served up three homers while surrendering a career-worst eight runs along with seven hits in four frames of a loss to Seattle.
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According to the suit, A-B's causing even more confusion by recently launching Patagonia beer at ski resorts in Colorado ... served up by a sales team dressed in black jackets with "PATAGONIA" on the chest.
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Mariners LH Ariel Miranda (22-21, 212) Koehler had a quality start in a no-decision against the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday but he served up two home runs and struck out just one batter.
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When her character, Emily, gets fired, and is then dumped by her boyfriend, her mixture of pathological self-doubt and clueless egomania is served up with a candor you can't stop gawking (or giggling) at.
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Leake is 4-5 with a 4.26 ERA in 10 career appearances (nine starts) against the Dodgers and has served up two homers to Chase Utley (4-for-43) despite otherwise enjoying success against him.
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Hader, who served up Matt Olson's walk-off home run in the 10th inning of the series opener, retired Marcus Semien — representing the potential game-tying run — on a pop fly to end the game.
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On the main stage, a roster of luminaries and evangelists served up a steady diet of jargon stew, but elsewhere in the old factory you could find spoonfuls of sugar—use cases for English majors.
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The 24-year-old rookie from South Carolina served up a pair of home runs in each of those outings but has issued only three walks over 26 frames in his five major-league turns.
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At New Five Dragons (新五龙), one of Hong Kong's locally run cha chaan teng—best translated as "tea restaurant"—Chinese comfort food is served up fast, cheap, and ready to clog your arteries.
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The 40-year-old is 21-24 in six home starts despite a 235 ERA and has served up 214 homers in 23 23/113 innings - and has allowed the most in the majors (211).
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I think the one who has the most power and the one who has the most access to information probably has the greatest responsibility to make sure what is being served up is accurate, helpful.
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Down the boardwalk, Pirates in Paradise, a themed bar with a cultlike following from Ohio State, served up $2000 beers on a veranda shaded by a blue tarp, despite the gutted second story above it.
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It was the political equivalent of a batting practice pitch, a friendly heave served up so Mr. Bredesen could reassure supporters in his hotly contested race — and perhaps catch the attention of progressives further afield.
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In which case any strategy congressional Democrats pursue or any defense served up by Jim Jordan or Lindsey Graham matters less to Trump's fate than the answers to two basic questions: Is the economy O.K.?
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Millie Bobby Brown served up a major beauty moment at Sunday night's Screen Actors Guild Awards, with a simple touch that was so unexpected and chic it was hard to miss: her simple French manicure.
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Gray received a no-decision against Tampa Bay on May 15 when he served up three homers - two by Brandon Guyer - while allowing six runs (three earned) and six hits in 5 2/3 innings.
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And while the tacos are the stars here, Fuentes and his cooks shower the same amount of attention onto the consomé, a smoky, brothy goat soup served up from a furtive crock behind the comales.
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RHP Ryan Madson blew his second save in 13 chances when he served up a two-out, two-run, walk-off home run to Seattle's Leonys Martin in the bottom of the ninth inning Tuesday.
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It's as if Johnson's assignment was to extend the franchise without changing anything fundamental, which is closer to the way classic television and vintage James Bond movies operate than anything George Lucas ever served up.
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In particular, she emphasized the fact that pay is particularly unequal for women of color: I am not nasty like the combo of Trump and Pence being served up to me in my voting booths.
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Of the dozens of indictments and convictions Mr Mueller has so far served up, this was the first to touch on the president's business interests—something Mr Trump had attempted to draw "a red line" around.
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The best thing about Brilliant (apart from the wall of water at the entrance that brings to mind a glass-plated plumbing emergency) is the fresh carrot pickle served up from a small stainless steel tray.
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The 32-year-old pop star served up the delicious dessert in the middle of Times Square Friday, giving fans an exciting glimpse as she waved to them from the inside of a cherry pie truck.
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When the app eventually produced the song's ID, it also served up an ad for the nonprofit organization Alzheimer's Research UK. Apparently, more than 5,000 people visited the donation page as a result of this campaign.
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SAO PAULO/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Sao Paulo bar owner Arthur Santi has long served up boatloads of ice-cold Skol, one of Brazil's most popular beer brands and a mainstay of brewing giant Ambev SA (ABEV22015.SA).
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"Whites need to stand up for one another and defend ourselves from violence and discrimination," read the tweet, which was served up to Twitter users that followed accounts related to fighting racism and supporting social justice.
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In early October, after the Las Vegas shooting, Facebook's crisis response page was flooded with spammy and hyperpartisan news, and Google search queries served up links to 4chan, which was spreading hoaxes to politicize the tragedy.
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For over a decade, Neil Lane has served up dazzling diamond engagement rings on ABC's hit Bachelor and Bachelorette franchises, and for even longer, he's been the go-to jeweler for many of Hollywood's biggest stars.
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Serena Williams Showcases Her Engagement Ring in Reddit Post With Fiancé Alexis Ohanian While she may not have been served up a ring officially yet, it seems like things are only heating up for the couple.
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With an 80-inch screen, a massive 16-inch trackball, eight buttons, and two joysticks, players can attempt to enjoy over 250 classic arcade titles served up by a full-blown Windows PC hidden away inside.
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What the naysayers forget is that beyond all the propaganda served up in his name, Putin is loved by many Russians—his approval rating is apparently in the high 80s—so deeply that he inspires artists.
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He served up a pair in a loss at Baltimore on May 3 and then was taken deep three times against Boston on Sunday to spoil his longest outing (43 2/3 innings) of the season.
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On Sunday, the newly married singer, 32, served up a spirited version of the No. 1 country song in the nation in front of a gleeful crowd at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Medvedev, winner of this month's Japan Open as a qualifier, faces unseeded Italian Andreas Seppi next after he served up the day's only bagel en route to beating Japanese qualifier Taro Daniel 6-0 6-4.
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Some people like having more relevant material (including ads) served up to them, but if the collection creeps you out, you can change your Google Activity controls to clear out the stored information from your account.
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Burger King has also served up some Whopper-sized hypocrisy, because its internal rules in some parts of the world prohibit any its own employees from having any facial hair, including mustaches, beards, or even kingstaches.
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Odorizzi is 0-63 with a 6.14 ERA in three career starts against Oakland and suffered the loss May 13 when he served up three homers while allowing five runs and seven hits in four innings.
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I set into a Quaker-like involuntary dancing fit, spurred on by the vibrator that seemed to work perfectly with the electroclash and ghettotech served up by the DJ. A bizarre freedom seeped into my consciousness.
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Madonna will forever be remembered for taking creative risks in her artistry, but she's also served up plenty of historic fashion moments, too, from her cone-shaped bras to her "Like a Virgin" lace bridal looks.
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These encounters are particularly weird considering the universe served up a skull-shaped dead comet called 2015 TB145 on Halloween last year, which also passed at about 1.3 times the distance between Earth and the Moon.
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Where so many of his predecessors and peers served up heaping bowls of word soup, he chose to keep his subject matter topically cold, as befitted his name and his years grinding out in Los Angeles.
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At my mother's all-girls boarding school in North Wales—a festival of long knickers and talcum powdered armpits, overlooked by the local mental health hospital—the kitchen served up a truly arresting collection of puddings.
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But the slate of films that Mr. Rothman served up during the company's last fiscal year, which ended in March, generated the highest profit of any Sony slate in over a decade, the company has said.
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Brett McGurk, who was the U.S.'s Special Presidential Envoy to the global coalition against ISIS from 2015 until last year, was also scathing of the move, which he said "served up" Kurdish forces to Turkey.
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"Split Screen" served up many of what you might call the usual suspects — Mr. Smith, whose outrageous 1994 no-budget comedy "Clerks" remains an American indie landmark, showed up early and spoke freely and at length.
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Email is still based on the open protocols POP, SMTP and IMAP; websites are still served up using the open protocol HTTP; bits are still circulated via the original open protocols of the internet, TCP/IP.
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From magical sprays to numb the pain from high heels to legitimate statement-making accessories, this year's Screen Actors Guild Awards have served up plenty of epic celeb style moments — but this one might take the cake.
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Closer Sergio Romo, the Rays' seventh pitcher and the game's 14th, served up a solo home run to Matt Chapman, his 23rd, with one out in the ninth before wrapping up his 20th save of the season.
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Opinion: What Orlando terror attack means for Clinton, Trump and 2016 Instead Trump has served up inflammatory, random and unsubstantiated facts aimed more at stoking panic than urging calm, implying, even, that President Obama supports Islamic terrorism.
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In the end, both could go out with their heads held high: Tamal salvaged his so-so performance thus far with some gorgeous sugar work, and Ian served up the best carrot cake Paul had ever tasted.
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In 2015, they launched the Taste Rewind playlist, which served up a prediction of the tunes you might have had on repeat throughout the 00s, 90s, 80s, 70s and 60s based on artists you currently listen to.
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Read these stories next:Serena Williams Just Served Up The Coolest Ponytail — & We Have All The Details 2018's First Hair Color Trend Has Arrived — But It's Far From New 10 Times Serena Williams Won The Beauty Game
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Nuno, having thrown just two pitches, passed the ball to Joel Peralta, who then served up a two-run double to Oakland's Danny Valencia as the A's pulled out to a 5-0 lead in the eighth.
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The approach poses challenges to a monitoring tool like AppDynamics because the application doesn't sit on a defined virtual machine, but instead uses ephemeral resources, served up by AWS at any given moment based on resource requirements.
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Odorizzi gave up a lead-off walk to Brock Holt and then served up a fastball that center fielder Jackie Bradley sent over the right-field wall for a home run that tied the game 2-2.
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Model Lara Stone brought her own personal boom box inside her bag to act as a makeshift red carpet DJ. Then, the L'Oréal ladies served up strong poses and even stronger shade game for their group picture.
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LE CASTELLET, France (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton said Formula One's rule makers should take the blame for boring races, rather than drivers, after Sunday's French Grand Prix served up a strong contender for most soporific of the season.
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The Yankees could not have picked a more excruciating way to lose: With two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, Dellin Betances served up a three-run homer to Hanley Ramirez to lose, 7-5.
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When the collection was first shown in Paris this June at the opulent Westin, the hotel's head chef served up the sliced salami on silver trays to fashionable guests sporting bright red lipstick, attitude, and champagne flutes.
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This is a very funny series that is all in on showing the disgusting realities of prison, a subject many privileged folks may never care to think of if it weren't served up in an entertaining wrapper.
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My mulling of Arya's potential fate is a result of all of the death Game of Thrones has served up over the years: For a couple of seconds, I actually pondered whether it might kill her off.
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Exercise specific trafficking has been expanded to include multi-sport modes, featuring a slew of different activities like running, bike riding, weight lifting and yoga, which get served up to the app via comprehensive post-workout surveys.
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That year's Rubbed Out was a tender, sparse collection of material—featuring a brilliant cover of Paul McCartney's "Coming Up"—that saw him veer away from the eclectically electronic melange he served up in his day job.
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Sean has abused his position at the podium from the moment he first walked up to it and served up a hugely blatant lie, while scolding the press, about an issue as inconsequential as inaugural crowd size.
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He even started conducting job interviews with Berkshire Hathaway executives at Piccolo's: Augustine served up lunches and dinners for Buffett's sit downs with Todd Combs and Tracy Britt Cool, both now high-ranking employees of the company.
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After weeks of feeling like Daenerys Targaryen is an unstoppable force in Westeros these days, even when she loses, Game of Thrones' latest episode "Beyond The Wall" served up a much-needed reality check for the dragon queen.
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In the photo, Aguilera, 35, served up retro bombshell vibes with glamorous finger waves thanks to her go-to hair stylist Chris Appleton and a Pat McGrath-inspired red lip courtesy of celeb-loved makeup artist Etienne Ortega.
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I say that because presidential historian Ron Chernow, who gave a speech in lieu of a comedian, not only served up some stinging comedic jabs at the President, but he was also funnier than Trump could ever be.
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So, at the very least, if apps want to make a dent in this problem, they're going to have to ensure that each user is served up a diverse array of bodies (and people) on a regular basis.
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Unseeded Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov served up another upset when he beat Frenchman Richard Gasquet, seeded 23th, 27-26 26-27, and 43-year-old Alexander Zverev's produced another shock when he defeated eighth seed Marin Cilic of Croatia.
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Last week, Chef Curry and the boys at Under Armour served up a pair of unpalatable Curry 2 Lows—a signature shoe mocked so relentlessly that Steph felt compelled to write "straight [fire emoji]" on them in defense.
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It marked the fifth time in his last seven outings the 23-year-old former National League Cy Young Award winner has surrendered at least four runs and fourth time this year he has served up two homers.
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The 23-year-old was reached for 15 of the 21 home runs he served up this year at home, including three - two by Jose Ramirez - in a loss to the Indians at Yankee Stadium on Aug. 28.
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In What Men Want, Scrooge — er, Ali (Henson) — is visited instead by the temporary ability to hear men's thoughts, after ingesting what she's assured is "tea" served up by a psychic (Erykah Badu) at her friend's bachelorette party.
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The ladies of Saturday Night Live along with host Emma Stone served up a completely relatable tune about the peril of swapping holiday gifts with casual acquaintances and the one item that always fills the void: a candle.
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When the experiment went down paths of recommendations stemming from videos with sexual themes, the researchers noticed the system served up videos that were "more bizarre or extreme, and placed greater emphasis on youth," according to the Times.
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The Kids app has been downloaded millions of times and Malik Ducard, head of content for YouTube Kids, said that the app, which was launched in February of 2015, has already served up over 10 billion video views.
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The meat is complemented with a squeeze of lime, a handful of raw diced onion, a scooping of the tomato-based salsa served up in volcanic rock dishes, and a dash of homemade chile de árbol hot sauce.
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At its peak, the athletes' village kitchen will prepare 60,1603 meals a day, produced from daily shipments of 460,000 pounds of raw ingredients — all served up on four million biodegradable plates for 18,000 athletes, coaches and staff members.
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Mr. Legkov, one of the most famous athletes in Russia, said Dr. Rodchenkov's allegation that the drugs were served up in alcohol to mask their presence was especially incredible, since Olympic athletes swore off drinking during their training.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - No one wants to be a fashion victim, but fashion villains owned the runway on Friday as designers The Blonds served up spicy and spiky styles with a show inspired by Disney's vamps and vixens.
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Instead, it served up apple-pie slices of Middle American prosperity and plenitude, bathed in a soft, golden light: a fishing boat heading out to sea, a farmer plowing his field, a family moving into a new house.
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Hosted by former kid genius, Tahj Mowry, and served up by a partnership between PepsiCo and Mashable Studios, Season 1 of Innovation Download took viewers across the country in search of the places where tech and innovation meet.
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But when Victoria P. was sent home shortly after that, producers served up a replacement: Tammy Ly, who, in two short episodes went from fan-favorite to Most Likely To Go Home during a 2-on-1 date.
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Many of those testifying have served up more damaging headlines for Trump — including U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, a donor to Trump whose testimony, it was thought, might be more helpful to the White House.
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He was acquired in the deal that sent James Shields to the Chicago White Sox and gave up two homers against the Rockies and has served up seven in just 21 1/3 major-league innings this season.
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If he manages to get past the Canadian 16th seed, he will more than likely be served up with a reminder of one of his grubbiest run-ins with officialdom in the shape of former champion Stan Wawrinka.
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The watch faces are much more dynamic this time out as well, with modular segments that let users customize what content is served up to them on the home screen, like fitness data, app shortcuts, appointments and the like.
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LE CASTELLET, France, June 23 (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton said Formula One's rule makers should take the blame for boring races, rather than drivers, after Sunday's French Grand Prix served up a strong contender for most soporific of the season.
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On one trip to the Middle East he wondered aloud—as similar feasts were served up by both Jews and Arabs—whether the world's problems couldn't all be solved if people just sat down, without fear, and ate together.
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Grown on cheap inputs, then crushed and formed into meal, they will thus provide all of the nutritional advantages the visionaries talk of, but at one remove from people's dining tables instead of being served up directly for lunch.
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Legendary documentarian Albert Maysles's final film, In Transit, served up a profile of our long-haul train transportation system by traveling on it, along with people headed to one place or another and willing to talk about their lives.
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The 25-year-old kept the ball in the park - although the runs he permitted came as the bullpen served up a three-run homer to Freddie Galvis - after being taken deep six times in his previous five outings.
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Carlos Torres served up Duffy's two-run home run but the Giants turned the game into a rout in the eighth when Span, Joe Panik and Buster Posey hit three consecutive home runs off rookie right-hander Ariel Pena.
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The 29-year-old has the same ERA on the road as at home - 3.67 - but is 3-1 in away games and has served up just three homers in seven starts compared to five in four home outings.
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The 2222-year-old had a string of five straight starts without surrendering a home run come to an end when he served up a solo blast to Jackie Bradley Jr. in a no decision against Boston on Wednesday.
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On their way out, our guy (who's got a kid on the way) asked if they had any parenting advice ... and while Serena wasn't in the mood to chat, the Reddit co-founder served up a pretty solid tip.
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The Australian sixth seed served up 214 aces to the Serbian's two and forged the only break of the match to set up a semi-final against American Sam Querrey, who earlier beat Dominic Thiem 24-03 20-22.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - Cyprus, and the British authorities that still administer parts of the island, must act to end the slaughter of thousands of birds each year, served up as restaurant delicacies, Europe's main bird conservation group said on Thursday.
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The extras for my test car involved everything from a multifaceted suite of driver-assist features that served up automated steering under some conditions to both an AMG "Night" package of exterior elements AND an exterior carbon-fiber package.
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This includes the publisher's URL, the AMP Cache URL – the document that's served up through AMP's cache, but generally invisible to users – and the Google AMP Viewer URL, which is the AMP URL you see in the search results.
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From Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer teaming up in doubles to the Swiss clinching the title in a tie-break in the final match, the organizers served up a three-day tournament that appealed to both fans and players.
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But Penn was completely upright and each time he threw out his lead hand he was punching down at Edgar with his formerly elusive head served up on a platter, allowing Edgar's right hand to land over the top.
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The whole of Russia was captivated by the enthralling fare served up in Sochi on Saturday as the hosts bowed out after losing to Croatia on penalties — including the performers at Moscow's Nikulin's Circus, whose show clashed with kickoff.
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As the rest of Hollywood underestimated the appeal of his movies time and again (and again), Perry served up 219 films to Lionsgate, selling more than $1 billion in tickets and pouring profits into the studio's home entertainment coffers.
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It's been one year since the opening of this Lower East Side club — a destination for those who like their comedy served up with a light smattering of astronomy or history lessons — and it'll be celebrating in fitting style.
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Ramsay — who castrated one poor captive for kicks, who hunted and raped women for sport, who gave his dogs a taste for human flesh — provided one last meal for his beloved pets, served up by Sansa, his abused wife.
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Yes, there were more cable news channels, but they were dwarfed in number by the channels that had no interest whatsoever in news — channels that served up round-the-clock cooking, home repair, travel, comedy, cartoons, tech, classic films.
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The 23-year-old, who has been taken deep 24 times in his last six turns, served up a career-high four homers and a total of seven runs in 22 2/3 innings of a 7-5 setback.
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The lawyer served up a massive dose of scorn for several Shkreli investors, including Sarah Hassan, the daughter of well-known pharmaceuticals executive Fred Hassan, and Darren Blanton, a Texas investor who served on President Donald Trump's transition team.
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So, OK, we're looking forward to seeing sex toys served up with AI smarts and a side of blockchain—but really, we mostly look forward to the erosion of taboos around sexual health and sexual pleasure, particularly for women.
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The questions are getting served up pretty gently and without a lot of follow-up, and sometimes the hosts are expressing sympathy with his answers, as Ana Navarro just did on the question of Biden and women's personal space.
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For some of us, the first Monday in May is an unspoken national holiday, where we take a break from working around 5 PM to bear witness to all the lewks being served up on the Met Gala's pink carpet.
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Yet in bringing W. Bruce Cameron's book to the screen, director Lasse Hallstrom and the writers (Cameron among them) have served up a peculiar kibble of vignettes, wrapping reincarnation and life lessons together in a sappy Hallmark Channel-style doggy sweater.
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Consumers of culture now prefer to decide for themselves how they want knowledge and information served up to them In America minorities make up a third of the population but account for only 20% of museum staff and 9% of visitors.
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I set out to try and find the silver lining in each episode, seeking evidence that the declining ratings and audience dissatisfaction with cheap character deaths could result in the gritty post-apocalyptic commentary TWD served up in the past.
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To explore its past is to delve into a weird and wonderful world of iconic revolutionaries, trigger-happy gunslingers, attentive ghosts, and high-stakes poker games, all served up with a hearty helping of stewed cats and boiled bulls' penises.
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The first thing I notice after I get a plastic goblet of prosecco and smear my face with some local silica — filtered out of seawater by precipitation and served up in a bucket — is just how international the crowd is.
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There's still some legacy there, of course; the branding is still outsized on the products themselves, and the company pumps a ton of money into celebrity promos — including the constant stream of star spots you're served up during every NBA game.
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The mother-of-three looked every bit the part of a tennis star as she encouraged the children at the center, helping them to play her favorite sport — and we'd say she served up an ace, in more ways than one.
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It's a fitting drink of choice served up at parties throughout the show, but no amount of trash juice can dull Vernon's abiding boredom with his suburban existence, Jimmy's writer's block, Lindsey and Rebecca's marital woes, or Gretchen's fear of commitment.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Big-hitting Australian teenager Jaimee Fourlis served up a major scare for Caroline Wozniacki at Roland Garros on Monday, making light of the 300-plus ranking places separating them to push the 11th seeded Dane to three sets.
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London's fashionistas served up a platter of kaleidoscopic colours, power-clashing patterns and rainbow prints, while Fyodor Golan's Autumn/Winter show set the tone with an off-the-wall display of psychedelic colours and extracts from Botticelli's "Birth of Venus".
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Cincinnati's league-worst bullpen served up the tying run in the eighth inning before surrendering seven runs in the 10th during Saturday's 13-7 setback, and three relievers combined to yield four runs on Sunday in a 5-4 loss.
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The trick is to find which of the novel antigens its genome says the tumour might be churning out are the most likely to provoke a strong response when served up to the immune system in the form of a vaccine.
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Unlike Reagan, Trump skipped the Urban League meeting in August, but he did appear at a "town hall" meeting on Wednesday devoted to "core issues and concerns surrounding African-Americans," where Sean Hannity of Fox News obligingly served up softball questions.
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And lastly, Vanessa Hudgens served up some serious rainy day weekend inspo (which many of you might need holiday weekend!) in a pair of paisley-printed Volcom "Sunz Up Pant" pants ($30) while heading to a Pilates class in L.
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The 25-year-old Texan has served up four homers and recorded only two strikeouts in 23 frames over his last two outings after keeping the ball in the park and fanning seven across six innings against Texas on Sept. 16.
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While he has been solid on the road, Corbin has served up three home runs in each of his two home starts - including Friday in a loss to Pittsburgh - and is 0-2 with a 5.54 ERA at Chase Field.
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It's Lagos noir — pulpy, peppery and sinister, served up in a comic deadpan courtesy of the narrator, Ayoola's horrified sister Korede, a nurse who is always on hand to discreetly dispose of a body or to help concoct an alibi.
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Soon after, a variety of monstrous hallucinations are served up on the table as the cookies continue "hatching" to reveal a crying baby thing, a crawling eyeball thing, a weird squid-like thing, and a whole lot of other things.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - There have been raised eyebrows at some of the bizarre and nonsensical statements served up by players during this year's U.S. hardcourt season and on Tuesday it was revealed that American comedian Jimmy Fallon was behind the prank.
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Before D-Day, Pyle's dispatches from the front were full of gritty details of the troops' daily struggles but served up with healthy doses of optimism and a reliable habit of looking away from the more horrifying aspects of war.
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He came onstage hot and served up one scorching zinger after another, taking particular delight in ridiculing Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, who oversees the House Intelligence Committee, and other Democrats who have led calls to investigate Mr. Trump.
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While the women have served up four different Grand Slam winners this season, the old guard of Nadal, Federer and Novak Djokovic continue to rule the men's game with the "Big Three" having combined to win the last 12 majors.
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However, that drastic reduction was short-lived as researchers discovered that the amount of conspiracy videos served up by the recommendation engine — in particular, the source videos for these conspiracies — slowly rebounded and are now only 40 percent less common.
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And yet here it is, agreeably served up through Saturday at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare's Globe in a freewheeling production from the director Lucy Bailey that one suspects the likes of Mozart himself would have thought was pretty cool.
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A Chinese court served up the surprise verdict on Monday, following a closed trial in which the 35-year-old doctor and two colleagues were convicted of "illegal medical practices," according to a report in China's state-run Xinhua news agency.
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In a year when news of an angry, snarling nation seemed way too much with us, 24 hours a day, the New York theater served up both forget-your-troubles fantasies and magnifying mirrors to a world seriously out of joint.
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While the transformative potential of the internet is exponential when compared to television, especially television in the 85033s, I can only imagine what our beloved Mister Rogers would have to say about the content being served up to children today.
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Red Sox RH Doug Fister (22-23, 211) Pelfrey is winless in each of his last seven starts and has served up a total of 33 runs and 23 hits in 29 28/3 innings over his last two turns.
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"Don't be afraid when you see it on your plate," one hiker, Lena Bauer, said of the reward everyone knew was coming — curly kale stewed in pork fat or goose fat, and served up with bacon, sausages and steamed pearl potatoes.
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It was wise of the Roadburn powers that be to completely flip the script and place HELL onstage once the Icelanders had stickily cleared out, because the Salem, OR sludge/drone collective served up a completely different kind of aural violence.
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Anderson was replaced at that point by right-hander Brian Schlitter, who in his A's debut served up a single to Tommy Pham and a three-run double to Meadows to make it a five-run inning and 8-1 game.
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