We can definitely skim, and it may be that speed-reading systems help people skim better.
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A blueberry scone and grande skim latte for mom and a turkey bacon sandwich and venti skim latte for me.
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It might be fine to skim through a user manual for an office printer, but don't skim "Anna Karenina" and expect to understand it.
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In 2012, the state demanded she begin labeling it as "imitation milk product," even though she had been selling her skim milk as "skim milk," without complaint, for almost three years.
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Tomato sauce, part-skim mozzarella, turkey pepperoni — now you're talking!
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This habit to skim has brought us the screenshot share.
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So skim the list and pick issues that interest you.
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I can't skim read, but I can read faster now.
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MONDAY • Hill leaders can skim a less-redacted Mueller report.
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Surely it's good to be able to skim when needed.
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In short, you can't skim your way through the presidency.
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But you should at least skim a Flannery O'Connor book.
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You might have to skim fat or foam as well.
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If I do drink milk, it's going to be skim.
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Skim (hehe) through the gallery to check out the scene.
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Yet under Food and Drug Administration regulations, the fact that the Sowers refuse to inject artificial vitamins into their skim milk makes it "imitation skim milk product," and they must label it as such.
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The trend has already generated a surplus of domestic skim milk.
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Both experts thought the resume was appealing and easy to skim.
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Here's a quick skim of what we know about the fire.
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That avoids moderators having to skim through a whole video themselves.
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Bobby: Venti iced latte, two pumps sugar-free vanilla, skim milk.
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As a result, you skim over details instead of developing focus.
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Here's to new, inspiring images to brighten your morning Insta skim.
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There's also aged part-skim mozzarella stuffed in the crust. Wow.
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On my way in, I grabbed a coffee with skim milk.
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Skim off any scum that rises to the surface and discard.
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Battle delivered the skim from the casinos to the presidential palace.
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I skim the paper and then blast over to the gym.
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Social programs and philanthropic efforts cream skim in a thousand ways.
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I would see the heading and then quickly skim over it.
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The UK does not recommend skim milk for children under five.
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She treated the public with respect — didn't just skim the surface.
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At some point, I skim the Texas Parks and Wildlife job postings.
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"People can skim over that, but it's a huge problem," he said.
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I felt his body skim mine, and we looked at each other.
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Skim the scum from the surface and discard it as it rises.
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Skim fat from braising liquid, and reserve 1 cup braising liquid. 4.
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I check email for several of those and skim or read them.
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Naturally curious and bored at work, you skim the list of sections.
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But there's more than one way to skim a book these days.
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I felt like a quart of skim milk at the supermarket checkout.
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It also required cafeterias to serve only skim or low-fat milk.
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At the Brooklyn Museum, his pictures skim the surface of social problems.
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Feel free to skim, scan, and CTRL+F to your heart's content.
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So you get triple cream brie, but you also get skim milk.
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Canada also agreed in trade talks with the United States to dismantle a pricing system for the lower-value skim portion of milk that previously allowed Canadian skim to displace U.S. ingredients in the production of cheese and yogurt.
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"Skim milk can only be called 'skim milk' if farmers add synthetic vitamins that consumers can naturally get from plenty of other drinks and foods," the Institute for Justice, a libertarian non-profit law firm, wrote in a statement.
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Add a latte with skim or almond milk, depending on your diet preference.
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Save the sugar for dessert and choose a plain coffee with skim milk.
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You skim your newsfeeds for the fresh new hell each day will bring.
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Skim the fat off the pan juices and transfer to a gravy bowl.
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Continue agitating it and skim off the liquid, and you will make butter.
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So what if I had only skim-read the book in a hurry?
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Skim off any scum that may have risen to the top and discard.
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I was like, 'Oh, I'll just skim through the script for my parts.
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The spacecraft will skim a kilogram or so of material off the surface.
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Butter prices surged 4.9 percent while skim milk powder prices rose 3.4 percent.
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And I take them out and in the break I skim my notes.
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He'll skim newspaper articles, news summaries and bullet points, but hates anything longer.
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My wife is a psychotherapist, and occasionally I skim her Psychotherapy Networker magazine.
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But private I.S.A. lenders can skim the cream of students off the top.
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Skim a few and find some that express some of your own thoughts.
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Don't just swap half-and-half for skim milk, or take the stairs.
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Divide and Conquer is not content to skim the surface of Ailes's life.
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Bring to a boil, skim the foam off and reduce to a simmer.
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Under the agreement, Canada has agreed to eliminate its Class 240 and Class 216 milk categories and associated pricing schedules for skim milk, skim milk proteins and other components and ultrafiltered milk, within six months after the USMCA goes into force.
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The lawsuit filed by the Sowers and the Institute for Justice last week claims the FDA violated the constitution by refusing to allow the natural skim milk produced by South Mountain Creamery to be called 'skim milk' on its packaging.
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Another claim is that private firms may skim too much cream from their contracts.
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I skim the fridge and freezer and pull out frozen chicken breasts to defrost.
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I have my yogurt and coffee at my desk as I skim through emails.
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I pick up my usual — decaf skim latte with Splenda — and start making calls.
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My eyes can just skim over the page, and I'll take it all in.
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I'll skim past the planet at a mere 2,600 miles above the clouds. pic.twitter.
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To make sense of it, students cannot skim, rush ahead or continually get distracted.
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Last but certainly not least, part-skim mozzarella is stuffed inside the pizza's crust.
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Military checkpoints on the border with Colombia already skim off cash from smuggling networks.
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Like South Mountain, Ocheesee Creamery produces pure, all-natural skim milk without added ingredients.
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This phenomenon occurs mainly because hiring managers only briefly skim resumes, according to TalentWorks.
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Students can skim headlines and pick the articles they think will be most useful.
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Investigating investment in the Arctic requires more than just a superficial skim of values.
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Private equity firms skim a percentage of the returns from the investments they manage.
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This may sound obvious, but bear with me: Read — don't skim — an Airbnb listing.
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There's also 2%, skim, fat-free, reduced-fat, low-fat, soy, and almond milk.
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The Stravinsky tended to skim the surface, but it blazed with energy and color.
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His dancers waddle like storks, skim the ground squatting, bend deeply in every direction.
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And one recent survey suggests that some science teachers simply skim over the topic.
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I skim Refinery29 and get the idea to write my own Money Diary (heheh).
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Coffee with skim milk gives a slight calcium boost with less sodium than a latte.
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But as the diagram shows, several people in the process skim money off the top.
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I order a skim milk cappuccino and get the beautiful almond croissant staring at me.
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Prices for whole milk powder rose 5.2 percent, while skim milk powder fell 0.9 percent.
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When I was 16 I was solely drinking skim milk mocha lattes from Dunkin' Donuts.
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Bouley can skim within sight of it on the right night with the right people.
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Choose a head-to-toe shift dress or coordinating separates that skim over your body.
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So, I am always trying to go deeper and not just skim through my thoughts.
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That enables these dealers to lie about prices, overcharge clients and skim off the top.
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Two-strap styles and matte satin gowns in lengths that skim the floor are plentiful.
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Kathy Y.: Probably because it's usually made from skim milk, and it's fresh and unfermented.
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Before calling the front desk with questions, skim through the welcome booklet in your room.
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Skim some of the pieces recently published there and choose one to read in depth.
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The walls, skim coated with white plaster, are crowned by three celestial south-facing windows.
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If you can do half of the guacamole portion, you skim almost 200 milligrams of sodium.
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For a beverage, a small iced latte with skim milk is easy to sip while driving.
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"Once people learn to like skim milk, whole milk is too much for them," Wansink said.
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And while you could always skim online forums or reviews, we've got a life to live.
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The test kitchen gets to skim like the best 5 percent of the shit we do.
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You have a choice of 2% milk, almond milk, coconut milk, soy milk, or skim milk.
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Rather than plumbing the depths of an "unravelling mind", it seems instead to skim the surface.
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I also stop by the next door Starbucks and get a grande skim milk cappuccino ($113).
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Of course, baggage fees are not just an additional charge that airlines skim off the top.
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Add the soy milk, skim milk, or apple juice and whiz again, until nice and smooth.
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Contracts are insecure, and well-connected Kazakhs often skim 10% off the top of every deal.
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Another study concluded that skim milk did not appear to restrict weight gain among young children.
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The Manta Trawls with which scientists skim the oceans for microplastics start at around US$23,220.
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Ultimately, the skim took $22019 million from home care providers and placed it in union coffers.
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Do you prefer your morning joe with two packets of sugar and a splash of skim?
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Partially cover and bring to a boil over high heat; there's usually little scum to skim.
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The company has a luxury collection, limited edition bottles, and top trending gifts to skim through.
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However, our hero ducks it absolutely perfectly and allows it to just skim off his back.
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The key is very fresh skim milk from a well-run local dairy, Ms. Conley said.
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I refill my Starbucks app ($15) and mobile order a venti cold brew with skim milk.
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Students first skim the headlines to find subject matter in which they have a personal interest.
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The bathroom walls had a skim coat of concrete mixed with a touch of white powder.
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They might skim the surfaces of grubby Britain at university, if only in a voyeuristic way.
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I walk to Barnes and Noble and skim through a few books, but I don't buy anything.
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By using part-skim mozzarella and light ricotta, you get plenty of decadence without all the calories.
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Skim through your LinkedIn connections and reach out to people who you haven't seen in a while.
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The Resistance arrives like the proverbial cavalry, except the kind of cavalry that can skim across lakes.
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The departures are easy to skim over — how hard is it to hire a new accountant, really?
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And here you can skim our collection of the best Meeker 2016 slides and what they mean.
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Deland's lonesome sounding vocals skim over fuzzed out, slow drum beats anchored by a steady guitar line.
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This can also show you who decided to skim past your poll without voting, like your boss.
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In one scenario, a wrist-mounted device is used to skim tokens generated by the user's smartphone.
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This will save you from wasting time to trying skim websites on your own and getting overwhelmed.
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The drastic decrease represents nearly all the long-term, home-based caregivers affected by the dues skim.
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It felt more like drinking chocolate skim milk than a chocolate milkshake, like the previous plant protein.
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If you don't like the taste of almond milk, then skim would be the next-best choice.
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I'd get out of the shower and there would be rainbows of oil skim coming off me.
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Although planes skim low in the sky with regularity, they pose no real distraction, the couple said.
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Put a skim of grapeseed oil into a sauté pan and set it over medium-high heat.
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Kirchner, and others, to stand trial over a supposed effort to skim money off public works contracts.
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After straining, skim off the fat that accumulates at the top of the liquid and discard. 4.
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Just something that punctures that cultural surface that as a backpacker, is just so easy to skim.
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You grab a muffin from the baker and skim through some good literature from the bookstore close by.
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" J-Zone said that as an African-American, "you go to school and they skim over your history.
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The professor, Patrick Traynor, provided five Skim Reapers for the NYPD in February, according to the Associated Press.
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If you're looking for inspiration, skim our 1,000-plus prompt list to find a topic that interests you.
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Every morning while on the subway, I skim the same handful of daily roundups of tech industry news.
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I am sure it will skim around her waistline, but it's not going to be a [mermaid dress].
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It will be harder to skim through the text of your feed because there'll be more of it.
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Feel free to scroll, skim, and CTRL+F throughout this article for all your last-minute tidbit needs.
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A directory of the music postings was printed weekly and left by the terminal for people to skim.
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A quick skim of mine showed tweets from Donald Trump, Kourtney Kardashian, ABC News, and The Weather Channel.
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For the most part, a little skim milk or butter here and there hadn't affected me too much.
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Clicking a button on a form is not informed consent, especially if we might only skim the text.
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Prices for whole milk powder, the most widely traded item fell 1.5%, while skim milk powder fell 4%.
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Oral rehydration solution (think Pedialyte), skim milk and whole milk all scored 1.5, and orange juice scored 1.1.
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One study linked acne to skim milk, while others have tied it to eating too many sugary foods.
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Which of these foods would you choose: A skim-milk latte, or the same drink with whole milk?
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I try to pick something packed with human lessons that will not tempt me to skim in detail.
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It's so easy to get pulled in one direction and miss, or at least lightly skim, another storyline.
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Then, skim the events in the interactive "Fidel Castro: 1926-2016" to see what else you might learn.
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Matthew is also forecast to skim past the south coast of Haiti on Monday bringing tropical storm conditions.
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The days of colluding with labor unions to skim money from contracts are all but gone, Shapiro said.
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The government also plans to import 13,000 tonnes of skim milk powder, the ministry said in a statement.
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Particularly in the world of nonfiction, I think it's entirely fine to skim, skip around or not finish.
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Every time I start a project I re-skim a book called "The Writer's Journey" by Christopher Vogler.
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In other words, no need to throw out all your skim milk and fat-free yogurt just yet.
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Consider the difference between a teaspoon of vanilla extract in heavy cream (that's so good!) versus skim milk (awful).
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Here are a few of the best deals, but you can skim the 52 pages of tech heaven here.
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I order an iced coffee with blueberry flavor, skim milk, and Splenda and pay with a gift card ($2).
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Both Apple and Google skim 15 percent off the top of every app subscription sold in their respective marketplaces.
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Traynor says it costs about $50 to build each Skim Reaper, but he's trying to make a cheaper model.
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For non-gardeners, the lists of plant names can get a little tedious (though they're easy enough to skim).
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Hackers can easily skim the data off the credit card and repurpose a stolen magnetic stripe to commit fraud.
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If it continues unabated, the incoming debris would outweigh the fleet's capacity to skim it within a few years.
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That was offset by a 3.2 percent fall in skim milk powder and a 1.8 percent decline in lactose.
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Women were encouraged to sign NDAs because it was "easier" and their lawyers could skim the payoff for fees.
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I get a small skim latte and a chocolate croissant because I figure I can spare it on payday.
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All of their viewing history is available, which we regularly skim through and spot-check from time to time.
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Add stock, and bring to a simmer, and cook, keeping a low rolling boil, 45 minutes; skim off fat.
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Ponzi scheme operators skim investor cash into their own pockets, while paying early investors with money from later investors.
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Now deep in the Pacific, the fish would skim past his hands until he snatched them with his fingers.
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We don't even have time to skim excess foam off a glass of beer; that's how busy it gets.
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Yet no machine can easily or quickly skim meaning from the internet's tangle of predicates, complements, sentences, and paragraphs.
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U.S. dairies had accused Canada of using Class 7 to undercut global skim milk prices and curtail their exports.
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Like Alice Isn't Dead, all of thee podcasts are perfect for people hungry for stories that skim the supernatural.
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The new foam is made by aerating skim milk, rather than whole milk, until it is smooth and frothy.
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Do as Kidman reportedly loves to do and order a triple grande skim wet cappuccino when you're at Starbucks.
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Tasters thought the skim milk was the first milk they tried and the lactose-free milk was the last.
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I start conference calls, email responses and tweets, accompanied by a skim latte, two poached eggs and rye toast.
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Skim milk is routinely fortified with vitamin A (which prevents blindness, and which is removed in the skimming process).
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In others, the surface was distressed, or atmospheric, or modulated, or as creamy as a skim coat of plaster.
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That may still sound like quite a ways, but it's close enough to skim through the sun's outer atmosphere.
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Before you dump everything, skim the folder's contents to make sure there are no items in there you need.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics currently recommends switching to skim or low-fat (1 percent) milk at age 2.
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When looking at a listing, it's easy to skim past the common charges, real estate taxes and other fees.
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I had been randomly reading as much as I could along the way (I would ultimately read/skim 1,100).
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Whole milk powder - the top traded item - was largely flat, edging up 0.1% and skim milk powder jumped 1.9%.
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It's easier for unscrupulous employers to skim tips from credit card payments than from cash directly in someone's pocket.
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Whole milk powder - the top traded item - was largely flat, edging up 0.1% and skim milk powder jumped 1.9%.
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It's good for those who want to skim their emails and pick out the right one in a hurry.
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The Global Skim Milk Powder (SMP) Option will launch on December 4, market operator NZX, said in a statement.
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The designer favored fish, lean meat, fruit, skim milk, and vegetables, and avoided alcohol, cream, sugar, and other carbs.
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"One of the things that we really focused on as we were going through a very tough restructuring through the past several years was that we were not going to skim on R&D (research and development) and that we were not going to skim on innovation," Hirai told CNBC in September.
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We ran them down earlier, so you can read that or skim through the executive summary in the report itself.
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Earlier this week, sentient skim vanilla latte with no whip Ivanka Trump and straight-talking socialist/right-wing obsession Rep.
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I skim ClassPass to see what options I have and instead decide to sign up for a class tomorrow morning.
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I take a break to skim my email, and notice that Sephora is having a promotion on some skincare items.
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Hiring managers actually prefer the boring, old-fashioned templates because it's much easier for them to quickly skim and digest.
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In contrast, a cup of whole cow's milk has 150 and the skim version of cow's milk has 90 calories.
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Anecdotally, a skim through the comments in the Note7 Alliance group suggests a majority of them are international Note7 users.
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Just think of all the time you'll save not having to skim the ingredients list for parabens in your lipstick.
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Before that, came two graphic novels — Skim and This One Summer — that you co-created with your cousin Mariko Tamaki.
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They used the data to build their 0.5m-wide test vehicle, designed to skim over the surface of the sea.
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Equal parts fun and skim-worthy, this aspect of the game is broadly speaking just a whole lot of reading.
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Each cereal has its own special way of being eaten: Crispix and Rice Krispies are always served with skim milk.
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Like clockwork, an army of internet scammers has appeared to attempt to skim cash and information off gullible Fortnite fans.
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Starbucks used skim milk because it had a lower fat content and would remain stiff and foamy in the cup.
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Feel free to skim it and skip ahead to Episode 2; you'll still be able to follow along just fine.
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You can't skim or skip pages the way you can with a printed book, so you don't miss a word.
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" The twitching, gnarled keys of "Skim" dissipate when Scott sings that "there's no unlit corner of the room I'm in.
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I am an Aquarius, so I usually just skim through things and I also live a very fast paced life.
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Hurricane Lane poses a considerable threat to Hawaii and is currently projected to skim the volcanic islands beginning on Thursday.
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A frequent criticism of charters is that they skim off the best students, but that's not the case in Boston.
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Lots of people read part of the story, or skim it, before sharing it, only to finish reading it later.
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Because I am an academic scientist, I was able to download and skim through some of the accuser's scientific papers.
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Chinese dairy import volumes increased 4.7% in August amid strong demand for infant formula and skim milk powder, Fonterra said.
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The final product will include a large floating boom to skim pollutants from the surface and netting to stop debris.
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It's made from Parmigiano-Reggiano, butter, extra-virgin olive oil and skim milk, and sold fresh, in 14-ounce containers.
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I buy bananas, Greek yogurt, frozen fruit, low-fat string cheese, frozen cauliflower rice, skim milk, raspberries, blackberries, and salad.
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On the other end of the lipid scale, rhinoceros milk, at 2 percent fat, looks and smells like skim milk.
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Those involved, such as government officials, aid workers and soldiers, are alleged to skim from the top before distributing aid.
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As they skim across Chinatown's graffiti splattered rooftops and the towers rise behind them Rush can't believe he is finally here.
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This feels particularly exciting because L. usually only skim reads or reads bits and pieces of the books that I'm reading.
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Prices for whole milk powder, a major New Zealand export, fell 0.6 percent, as skim milk powder prices rose 0.3 percent.
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They just wanted to skim the best ones, so they waited until later, or they just didn't do it at all.
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"You can still skim your inbox for messages that really require a faster response, but respond to only those," they continue.
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Once they're set up, they do most of your message processing automatically and make it easier to skim through your inbox.
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Just skim and find the stuff that you don't like and go back and try and design it out of it.
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We live in the future, where drones skim the sky, corporations enter the space race, and smartwatches track our every movement.
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Do the same with skim milk and imitation creams in cooking and low calorie or make-your-own healthy salad dressing.
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That crash is amplified when you choose to mix your cereal with skim milk, which is higher in sugar than whole.
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Even if you already know exactly what makes your mom tick, a quick skim of her horoscope can still prove enlightening.
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"I'd go to a café and they'd say, 'You want skim milk or regular?' and I'd burst into tears," he said.
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Labeling laws, like these skim milk regulations, are a form of "compelled speech" — speech that the government forces individuals to express.
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This prompted union advocates and allies to attempt to enshrine this dues skim in the Michigan constitution via the state ballot.
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The presence of skim milk powder (yum) increased from 24 percent to 73 percent — likely sacrificing some cocoa in the process.
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One worker tends the boiler and stuffs plastic into the fire while others steam the soybeans and skim off the pulp.
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I'll skim some off the top, hold it for a while and return whatever is left in a year or two.
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An asteroid, estimated to be 100 feet in diameter, could skim past the Earth today, but we earthlings should be safe.
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If you are trying to decide between three televisions, why not skim the reviews to see which is the best television?
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They were: organic whole milk, lactose-free 2% milk, organic 1% milk, skim milk, soy milk, almond milk, and oat milk.
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The stories that they tell are often self-serving, and they skim over the failures and wages of their father's presidency.
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Students can skim this background information to gather ideas they might use in designing their own get-out-the-vote projects.
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They took blood samples, and their parents reported how much skim, 1 percent, 2 percent and whole milk the children drank.
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Whole milk powder prices were down 2.6% to their lowest in 103 months and skim milk powder prices also dropped 2.6%.
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A cold snap was settling in, however, and a frozen skim had formed beyond the rough cuticle of shore-fast ice.
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At age 2 and 3 they should drink no more than two cups of skim or low-fat milk a day.
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Skim milk powder has slipped 32 percent from the start of 2017, according to figures from auction platform Global Dairy Trade.
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When Byrde's business partner decides to skim some cash from the cartel, the bad guys don't take too kindly to that.
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In smaller rooms, he recommended painting brick walls after giving them a light skim-coat of plaster to reduce surface irregularities.
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Products traded on the twice-monthly auction include whole milk powder, skim milk powder, butter, cheese, and anhydrous milk fat, among others.
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Or he may apply a skim coat over a temporary circular shape, which is later removed to reveal a slightly indented circle.
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You don't want to skim over a bit of it because every page is filled with humor, wacky philosophy, and unknown factoids.
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With its wide margins, it could splay out text and link blurbs horizontally so they were easy to skim as you scrolled.
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Between age 2 and 5 parents should move to skim or low-fat milk and keep pushing water to hydrate their children.
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Oil paint in some of these works adds a light tan geometric shape, whose tactile surface reminded me of skim-coated walls.
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It also is slightly nipped in around the center of the body to skim the torso and give a more feminine profile.
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So goes the premise of Alt-Frequencies, a new audio mystery in which players skim radio stations to uncover a government conspiracy.
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I get a medium skim latte and listen to her absolutely insane story, which has to do with a crazy former roommate.
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Not everyone wants to be a couponer, but you should at least skim the "Extra Savings" (sometimes called the "Advantage Buys") flyer.
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These very small chips contain information that can be really valuable to others and are fairly easy to skim, trace or hack.
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If you always skim past someone's posts or never click on the stories shared by a Page, you'll see less of them.
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I skim through their website and am definitely tempted, but I tell myself that I don't need any new bras or underwear.
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During its 20-month-mission, the spacecraft will skim only 3,000 miles above Jupiter's cloud tops to gather data about its interior.
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The UN audit was triggered by whistleblowers who said officials may have inflated refugee numbers to skim aid and do other fraud.
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This is from the OECD/European Commission study "Health at a Glance: 2016", which I am proud to declare I skim-read.
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Firms like Citadel and KCG pay brokers to get lots of orders, volume which high-frequency traders can then skim profits from.
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In fact, time is in such short supply that you should probably skim this information and jump right to the good stuff.
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Airboats, built to skim atop the calf-deep water with their flat bottoms and back-seat propellers, helped crack open the door.
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However, the segment leader in the dairy aisle is still skim/low-fat milk, with more than 45% of the market share.
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This praise comes less than eight years after massive Medicaid reforms, including stopping the dues skim before it got started, were instituted.
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While the show's exploration of his violence arising from cowardice was thoughtful, it remained more of a skim than a deep dive.
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Lifestyle: Dumbo octopi are foraging predators—according to Oceana, they skim the ocean floor and eat pelagic invertebrates like krill and jellyfish.
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Cheddar prices slipped, and skim milk powder prices dropped 10.1 percent as growing stockpiles of those products in Europe held values down.
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She taught me how to be patient and skim all of the fat and impurities that arise from the pork neck broth.
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I found it helpful to skim off some of the foam that floats to the top of the pot as it boils.
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The mood of "Skim," a graphic novel written by Mariko Tamaki and illustrated by Jillian Tamaki, also has its share of heartbreak.
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After lunch, I'll again skim the inbox and check for any missed calls or texts, and then I get back to work.
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Perhaps. Would they allow both in-house and third-party developers to build new services that Apple can skim money off of?
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A quick skim of the candidates' 10 climate plans reveals tons and tons of overlaps, from specific emission targets to policy proposals.
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In these situations, reporters with a strong understanding of the case need to skim with a critical eye, looking for important details.
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Today, thankfully, she breaks her silence with "Skim"—her first new track since her 2015 album Sprinter—and its accompanying music video.
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But you didn't make an effort to challenge them in any way or wrestle with the critiques you very narrowly skim through.
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But now that all the detritus has risen to the surface, what better time than now to skim it off the top?
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"I think it'd be pretty exciting to skim the surface, go real close, then zoom out far then go back around," Musk said.
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A cheaper, smaller version of the Skim Reaper would mean anyone could use it to check a shady-looking ATM before withdrawing cash.
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I tried to skim off the top so I wouldn't get any of the cereal that was touching the dirt on the bottom.
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Payment of 22011 dollars is just insane when you need to skim or read tens or hundreds of these papers to do research.
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The 21 cells, each one covering an area of a bit more than 2000m kilometres, skim across the Earth at 239,23.5km an hour.
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Of course, there is no middle man to skim off drivers profits, and no one is checking anyone's background on the unregulated networks.
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What Bergmann did not know was that, away from prying eyes, Ratjen would also skim the stubble from her face with a razor.
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I get plain cereal, skim milk, some bananas, cherries, tomatoes, cucumbers, cheese, quinoa, cookies, yogurt, some Iberico ham, fresh bread, chips, and hummus.
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The policy questions about risk management are of such complexity that it's impossible for the paper to do more than skim the subject.
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WATCH THIS: Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi Helps Us Try Three Essential Drinks for Holiday Parties Rainbow Grilled Cheese ¼ cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
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That means if you subscribe to women's fashion or fitness magazines, don't necessarily leave them around so your daughter can skim through them.
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Replace heavy cream in mashed potatoes with skim milk or yogurt; fried with roasted or grilled veggies and healthy turkey without the skin.
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For instance, there should be a way to skim through a list of unread comments without having to tap on all of them.
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But then, if you bet on Ivanka Trump putting anything other than skim milk in her coffee, perhaps you should not be gambling.
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And, like the FDA's current regulations, Florida law required the Creamery's owner, Mary Lou Wesselhoeft, to inject synthetic vitamins into her skim milk.
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But "Earthgrazer" meteors, which skim Earth's atmosphere and showcase long, blazing tails, are visible earlier when the radiant is low above the horizon.
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You might not have time to keep up with all the debates, but most people can skim through a 12-minute YouTube clip.
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Skim the 19763 articles in the document (or read this simplified version), then tell us: • Why do you think this declaration was created?
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She thought it was a stick, she told the news website The Local, and she was going to skim it over the water.
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Beautifully made, nice details, great fabric that is nice and smooth and heavy enough to skim the body and lay nice and smooth.
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Instead this documentary serves as a feature-length advertisement for the artist, and is about as daring as a billboard for skim milk.
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Which is what brings her to the 24-hour doughnut place, where she orders a dozen to stay, with, optimistically, a skim milk.
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Prices gains were broad-based across products, jumping 1.7% for whole milk powder, the top traded item, and 5.4% for skim milk powder.
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I add brown sugar and skim milk to my coffee, open my fridge, and realize I barely have any food left for lunch.
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These direct messages could skim past the spacecraft and end up being picked up by the new crop of radio telescopes on Earth.
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The firm decided to add another derivative for skim milk powder, after demand for its existing futures contracts soared 113 percent in 2017.
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"Skim" also comes with the added caveat that Torres has now signed with 4AD, meaning that a third album will hopefully arrive soon.
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"Skim" is a rhythmic march that also somehow manages to sound like Hole if they were an indie band, and the video—directed by Ashley Connor, whose other credits include Mitski's "Best American Girl" (with which this clip for "Skim" shares some similarities) and Angel Olson's "Shut Up Kiss Me"—is just as much of a strange trip as the song itself.
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Members of the association skim interest off of the reserve, which grows as users purchase Libra with fiat that is transferred to the reserve.
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All the extra food led to a massive algal bloom, a skim of blue-green slime that smells like rotten eggs and poisons humans.
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"It would skim the surface of the moon, go quite a bit further out into deep space" and then return to Earth, Musk said.
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You can skim the map to find out what the major must-sees are everywhere, and I'm guessing some of them will surprise you.
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You'll have to scroll down to find out, because if I did all this work you little ingrates can at least skim this article.
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Pipilo's the boss of Tommy Longo (Daniel Sauli), and he has the power to skim 5% off the checks of dozens of construction workers.
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TORRES "Skim" I'm listening to the full album (hear it on Spotify), which just came out on September 29, rather than just this track.
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Google Home has a whole set of custom news commands designed to let you skim through different stories or find stories on particular topics.
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On a less satisfactory note, when I ordered a latte, I swapped in soy milk for my normal skim and it was … not great.
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However, in the games he plays if you skim a wall, or move in anything other than a straight line then you lose time.
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The notification layer might become a key way for us to skim the surface of the web, rather than deeply experiencing and discovering it.
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The dues skim operates in government programs run by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services within the Department of Health and Human Services.
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A content company can focus on making content so that a technology partnership can skim off the top of the remnants of remnant advertisements.
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Tip jarring will ultimately skim money from the long tail of content providers rather than give an industry-wide solution to ad blocking practices.
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That said, there are plenty more stories to tell about divorce; we only barely skim the surface of stepparenting, for example, in Season 5.
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For age 4 and 5 they should drink no more than two and a half cups of skim or low-fat milk a day.
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The FAO dairy price index jumped 5.6 percent from January's value, driven by strong import demand for skim milk powder, whole milk powder and cheese.
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To make this healthier version, cooks would need coconut oil, almond flour, avocado, goat cheese, lime, garlic, red chili flakes, basil, skim milk, and salt.
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If you were wondering, 92% of users only bother to skim the first page, and only 6% make an effort to reach the second page.
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Give the list a quick skim and keep an eye out for more print ads and online deals that roll out as zero hour approaches.
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People have grown numb to traditional banner ads, and have even learned to skim past native ads built into the feeds of apps like Facebook.
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Allegations include extortion, the trafficking of women and girls, and the systematic inflation of refugee numbers, to skim off aid money for non-existent beneficiaries.
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But after watching him skim across these peaks with his artificial wings I'm hesitant to even climb a flight of stairs without wearing a parachute.
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The show aged in the same way Garden State and 500 Days of Summer have, meaning like skim milk left out on a hot windowsill.
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The most effective way to improve the lives of the poor and reduce inequality is to ensure that government officials do not skim public resources.
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As someone who's been on the receiving end of harassment, I appreciate the power to skim a message and quickly remove it from my sight.
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Nigeria's oil business is a labyrinth of patronage and corruption, where politicians skim off profits and cartels steal hundreds of millions of barrels every year.
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Randy Sowers and his wife Karen, who operate South Mountain Creamery in Frederick, Maryland, pride themselves on producing pure, natural skim milk — with no additives.
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The athletics budget, long an easy target for directors on the skim, was rejiggered to pay for regulation equipment and to bolster the coaching staff.
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"I just want to sell the purest, most natural skim milk possible without being forced to confuse my customers," Randy Sowers said in a statement.
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We went to our local barista and ordered steamed milk in the five different varieties they had on offer: whole, skim, almond, soy, and oat.
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This has driven new behaviors — we skim headlines, we look only at photographs, or stop on an autoplay video — while increasing our appetite for more.
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You can't flip back and forth to the photo inserts or skim easily through the index; you have no sense of page count (percentages, really?).
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Cottage cheese is made entirely out of skim milk until the end, when a dressing made from cream or milk is mixed with the curd.
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Among the most thrilling is jet boating in vessels propelled by water ejected behind boats that are designed to skim over New Zealand's shallow rivers.
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Add in a tax on dividends and a recently imposed charge on recipients and, all told, the government could skim off 1990% of corporate profits.
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"There's good demand for skim (milk powder) and traders can trade different markets so options are a natural thing to bring on board," Brunel said.
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You can also use pure, full-fat coconut milk if you can't find coconut cream; just chill and skim the solid cream off the top.
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The drop in prices was driven by declines in all commodities except skim milk powder, which rose 3.2%, and whole milk powder which was flat.
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Between 23 and 230, sales of whole milk decreased 45 percent as sales of 2 percent and skim rose 7 percent and 9 percent, respectively.
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Those hoping to survive Republican primaries need only to skim the polls to understand that it is unwise to make an enemy of Mr. Trump.
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Actually skim the article: Many fake articles count on the fact that most people don't read beyond the headline and pad the text with complete gibberish.
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Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty)The New York Police Department is testing out a device called the "Skim Reaper" in an effort to hinder credit card fraud.
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I skim a JSTOR Daily interview with Steven Pinker and pop over to Goodreads to add a couple of his books to my "To Read" list.
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Canadian sales are "a drop in the bucket," and while skim milk exports grew fast, that growth cannot continue because Canada's system restricts production, Mussell said.
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They've given me a few tips on how we can essentially skim through a privacy policy while still learning something about how our data is handled.
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Image: Julia KuhlWe make many decisions every day, from choosing whether to buy skim or whole milk, to deciding which way to turn at an intersection.
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SR: So, what's strong about Vo's work is that he doesn't just skim on the surface; he plunges into those ironies, and he actually lives there.
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This finding is hardly surprising, given the tendency so many of us have to skim and search when going online, rather than reading slowly and carefully.
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Not only do employer-based plans skim off the healthy cream of the healthcare market, they contribute other inefficiencies that are a drain on the economy.
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Food Matters As leading chefs are turning away from the sea and toward sustainable hatcheries, it seems we've just begun to skim the surface of aquaculture.
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But the trip will take about a week in total to skim past the moon, reach its farthest point, get pulled back to Earth, and land.
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The latest sanctions, announced this week by the US Treasury Department, accuse Maduro insiders of using the currency exchange market to skim millions in illicit profits.
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Some skim it and race ahead as the president speaks in order to exit the asphyxiating House chamber to praise it or pan it for reporters.
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Instead, you'll want to skim the text for important topics and keywords beforehand so you know what to expect when you actually dig into the material.
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Mr. Kingsley's puzzle is a good example of why it pays to skim the clues a few times before setting out to fill in the grid.
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If you are buying anything on Craig's list, there are a slew of insider tips that you can tap or click here to skim through now .
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The figure may seem paltry by Hollywood standards, but it is new territory in India, where costs for its highest-budget movies barely skim $2300 million.
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The skim milk gave a good first impression — tasters said it had "a beautiful ivory color to it" — but most tasters said it smelled pretty bad.
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The foam is made of bubbles slightly larger than those in the whole and skim milks, which makes for a slightly more stiff and airy residue.
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Rick Scott warned Floridians that the storm was expected to skim the state's Atlantic coastline so closely that a direct hit could not be ruled out.
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The latest sanctions, announced this week by the US Treasury Department accuse Maduro insiders of using the currency exchange market to skim millions in illicit profits.
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A quick skim through the history books is all it takes to reveal that MMA and pro wrestling are inexorably tied through a long, reciprocal relationship.
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In the next seven years, it will skim the sun's outer atmosphere and, hopefully, fill in many of the blanks in human understanding of our star.
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"It's not like we're going around burning holy books and peeing on national monuments," he said, after ordering a skim milk latte and a tartine poulet.
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Fourteen AdRoll employees entered their dogs into the event, in which they must skim the canines around a ring in front of hundreds of their colleagues.
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Prices gains were broad-based across products, jumping 5003% for whole milk powder and 0.7% for skim milk powder, while butter prices rose strongly by 5.5%.
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They're much easier to read, letting you skim through a list of individual Apple apps to see what each one does to protect your personal data.
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You skim along surfaces, getting a sense of an artist's brand — Roy Lichtenstein = comics, say, or Agnes Martin = grids — but none of their substance or development.
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Every morning, she comes in with a large coffee from a retailer whose name I will not mention, usually with "skim latte" indelibled on the cup.
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He skim-read: elvish princesses, fisting, a dash of coprophagia, an extensive and almost clinically dry segue hypothesizing how best to depict a dragon's hard-on.
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Ms. Marin was inspired by the farandole, the lulling French folk dance in which the performers hold hands and skim the floor with light, skipping steps.
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Officials say they are trying to crack down on misreporting by commanders who sometimes create "ghost soldiers" in their units in order to skim the salaries.
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In a statement, prosecutors characterized Mr. Temer as the head of a "criminal organization" that sought to skim hundreds of millions of dollars of public money.
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For calorie counters Our picks: Egg and cheese Wake-Up Wrap; latte with skim milk Who says you can't be a dieter and dine at Dunkin' Donuts?
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Though the diet also includes skim or low-fat dairy products, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children consume whole milk until age 2, Johnson said.
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For example, the unprocessed breakfast might be oatmeal with bananas, walnuts and skim milk, while the other consisted of a bagel with cream cheese and turkey bacon.
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But Instagram has an opportunity here to skim the best content off the top of the sprawling creator/publisher ecosystem and curate it coherently for casual audiences.
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The typical behavior on Twitter is to skim the timeline, in part because people expect some noise since the app only recently started algorithmically sorting its content.
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Since these articles are generally written for people who can't follow the plot of a TV show about dragons, they are quick reads and easy to skim.
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When cooked with water or skim milk, the oats thicken and take more time to pass through your digestive system, meaning you'll go longer between hunger pangs.
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Insects.Water striders, or Gerridae, are best known for their remarkable ability to skim across the surface of a pond using their long legs to displace their weight.
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So it's not surprising that some quick-thinking entrepreneurs (okay, scalpers) are aiming to skim a little bit off the top of the frenzy while it lasts.
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I skim these reviews to determine if the book is something I would like to read, because I do not want to be told the entire plot.
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Michael Knox, a forensic ballistics investigator, told us that the type of bullet used by the Israeli sniper could skim like a stone off the rocky soil.
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He plays an urchin who sues his parents for bringing him into all this hell and spends the movie trying to skim its surfaces on his own.
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I couldn't wait to get to the rest of the fair, to skim, following my eye to see, and perhaps ask about, the next newly discovered artist.
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A study published in 2015, of 72 male subjects, found that full-fat milk, skim milk and orange juice kept people more hydrated than still water did.
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In the kitchen, we ate Oma's bread with havarti cheese and livid-skinned summer grapes, on which a skim of dust belied a mouth-burst of gold.
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Just add a K-Cup pod, froth your choice of milk (including skim, soy, or almond), wait a few seconds, and boom: Your caffeine fix is waiting.
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The main problem with, say, the main food aid program is that officials and intermediaries appear to misreport official disbursements and skim off some of the aid.
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Dietrich bought an additional farm and more production quota after Canadian farmers struck a deal to sell skim milk to the country's processors at a lower price.
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This means that skim milk is rich in water-soluble nutrients like calcium, but doesn't have the nutrients found in milk fat, such as vitamin A and vitamin D. Since the FDA defines milk based on its nutritional contents, in order for skim milk to qualify as 'real' as opposed to 'imitation,' it must have synthetic versions of these vitamins added back in after the fat is removed.
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Even a healthy ingredient such as skim milk won't do much to negate the 2174 grams of sugar in a large Butter Pecan Swirl Hot Macchiato, for example.
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First, it stopped the flow of ultra-filtered milk, a concentrated skim solids ingredient that was used to boost protein content in cheese and yogurt made in Canada.
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She picks it up by the back legs, a bare skim of soft fur over the coupled bones, articulated and sinewy, sawing back and forth in her hand.
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It's the thorny topics, the icky ones, that connect us as humans, that bond us as friends, that allow us to skim past surface chatter and dive deeper.
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I shared a picture just kind of my flat chest the other day, but that doesn't really even skim the surface of what it really looks like underneath.
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It's made from sugar, condensed skim milk, pumpkin puree, a little "fruit and vegetable juice for color," annatto (a food dye), salt, and potassium sorbate (a food preservative).
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In one of his last roles, James Gandolfini stars as a bar owner who plans to skim a bit from some local gangsters, like that's a good idea.
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If you were standing at the south pole, the sun would skim the rims of craters as it hovered on the horizon and shone sideways on the surface.
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" Much of that is pretty recognizable, but it's also a bit more complicated than what's in vanilla Haagen-Dazs: "cream, skim milk, cane sugar, egg yolks, vanilla extract.
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Gains were led by a boost in prices for milk powders, with whole milk powder, the most widely traded item, gaining 3.6% and skim milk powder jumping 3.8%.
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In case you've never tried Yakult, it's a fermented skim milk drink with a special strain of bacteria Lactobacillus casei — and it quite honestly tastes like liquid Skittles.
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Facebook Instant Articles reduce the amount of time to load and skim a story and swipe back to your feed, resulting in more compact and visually simplified stories.
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In less than the time it would take you to skim this article, the sources flared to luminosities of nearly 100 million times that of our own Sun.
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And unlike fugitive wild foods, grain creates a relatively consistent surplus, allowing a ruling class to skim off peasant laborers' production through a tax regime of manageable complexity.
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Vacu Vin Home Bar Beer Station, $29.95The affordable station includes a beer blade to skim off excess foam and a draining tray that helps keep the counter dry.
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I could skim transcripts far more quickly than I could listen to all those hours of conversation, and this tool made it much easier to pinpoint useful information.
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She could slip through a narrow space between two defenders and drive to the hoop, scooping a shot that would skim the rim and slide through the net.
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Over the years, it's debuted furniture, fashion, and even handcrafts, but its user experience is still messy and cluttered, and it's hardly a place to skim for inspiration.
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The so-called Magecart group of hackers would break into vulnerable websites and install the malicious code to skim and send data back to the hacker-controlled servers.
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Afterward, some of my classmates and I head to the Boogie Down Grind Café, where I have my usual two-shot cortado with skim milk, turmeric and mocha.
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But that was a long time ago, and now it's basically impossible not to see highlights when you skim Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or any corner of the internet.
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The pants were tapered and hemmed to skim the tops of his shoes ("The New York market nearly always wants a tapered leg," Mr. Briggs had told us).
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When I had only one foot on the floor, barely balancing on my toes, that skim would send me flying forward, at which point self-preservation kicked in.
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Local officials commonly skim off a substantial percentage of the fee paid to private contractors working on public-service projects, such as water supply, electricity, and sewage treatment.
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For the athlete Our picks: Original oatmeal with dried fruit topping; egg white veggie flatbread; iced latte with skim milk Dunkin's original oatmeal is a power pre-workout meal.
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Instead of charging a fixed interest rate, Square and PayPal automatically skim a certain percentage off the top of each transaction without the merchant needing to file additional paperwork.
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It's a general rule of social media that before ranting about a story on Twitter you should probably go beyond the headline and at least skim through the article.
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Bus drivers collude with gas station operators to skim money off the top of the order, charging for 50 liters of fuel but only getting 40 liters pumped in.
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As billion-dollar catamarans skim across the ocean vying to best each other in the world's fastest sailing race, the win may not always go to the best sailors.
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He applies the acrylic paint in highly tactile ways — from rubbing apparently dry paint into the canvas's weave, to laying what feels like a skim coat across the surface.
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This "neural text-to-speech" method means that Alexa knows which syllables to emphasize and which to skim past, rather than pronouncing them all equally as it previously did.
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The Canadian Dairy Commission, a government corporation, sets prices for butter and skim milk powder annually, which provincial boards use as a reference in establishing the price of milk.
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During the ride/show/voyage, you'll skim through the Orion Nebula, fly over the frosty crags and volcanoes of various planetoids, and apparently watch a new star be born.
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The show ends up cutting into most of my morning and I only have time to skim the NYT and flip through National Geographic before getting ready for work.
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"Three Futures" is the album's title track, and the video carries with it a similar feel to her previous visual for "Skim," which was also directed by Ashley Connor.
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Just keep in mind that those fancy coffee drinks can have tons of hidden sugar and calories, so it's best to stick with black coffee (and some skim milk).
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According to the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme, an intergovernmental group, curbing the emissions of short-lived pollutants could skim 0.2°C off expected global warming by mid-century.
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For pairs that won't overwhelm your body, look for brands that carry designated petite lines, as well as cropped denim that'll skim your ankles (not drag on the floor).
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The roughly 250 objects here skim across the collection but indicate its scope and aims, one of which was to show American folk art's roots in European peasant art.
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I also have a cup of coffee that I make from my Keurig and I sweeten with honey — not sugar or saccharine — and a little bit of skim milk.
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A quick skim to catch up on what's new and you'll be free for the rest of the day to clear those other tasks in your to-do list.
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When my waiter came by to skim foam from the surface of the broth, I decided to take a break from stuffing myself to go for some hand pampering.
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Some insurers, including Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans, oppose association health plans, saying they would skim off healthier consumers and leave traditional insurers with sicker, more expensive customers.
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Option 1: Image Inquiry Skim the article again and circle or highlight three words that you believe best summarize Indian Relay and the importance of the competition for families.
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Regardless of when it was eaten, the large meal included foods like tuna, whole wheat bread, a tomato and mozzarella salad, skim milk and a small amount of chocolate.
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Historically, that has been enough to keep them out of antitrust trouble; regulators usually look for signs that monopolies are exploiting their power to skim more money from consumers.
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Such kits skim weight while skipping the tire, but have limited abilities to deal with any road hazard more serious than a nail hole in the tire's tread section.
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For the sugar-sensitive Our picks: Egg white veggie Wake-Up Wrap; coffee with skim milk The egg white veggie wrap has 1 gram (or a quarter-teaspoon) of sugar.
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MURDOCH: I mean, obviously, if you watch or skim through and it doesn&apost really matter how long you watch the liberalist TV show or news program, it&aposs Armageddon.
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It includes heavy contouring (formerly a makeup artist trick reserved only for photography), a highlighter shine that can surely be seen from space, and lashes that almost skim the forehead.
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Yet, even allowing for that, reports on his campaign often skim over his 12 years as mayor of the nation's largest metropolis, treating it like just an interesting resume notation.
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Fuck some co-workers over, start a couple of rumors about your colleagues on the sly, skim-read the Wikipedia page for "Machiavelli" and start dressing better than your boss.
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Then, during a quick stop to my windowless Brooklyn bedroom in between parties on a brutally hot 4th of July, a skim of Facebook on my laptop made me snap.
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From replacing century-old bolts and wood to trimming the treeline where its lines sag and skim dry branches, PG&E defers necessary maintenance on its system year after year.
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Both sessions were free of crashes, although there were the inevitable near-misses on a tight and twisty circuit where cars skim the metal barriers and brush the unforgiving walls.
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In the clip for "Skim," we view her handling a woman's leg the same way she might a guitar, and the song's lyrics ask after the capability of someone's lover.
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It was an expose on the world of high-frequency trading (HFT) and the Wall Street sharpies that had found yet another way to skim riskless profits from public markets.
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There is a growing view that technology inherently increases inequality, be it from richly compensated software developers or giant web platforms that skim economic rents from users or other firms.
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"Rodrigues, 27, who says she studies communications in Paris, France, replied: "u should rename your brand SKIM: skin (cause the shapewear are made to fit your skin) + ur name Kim.
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At last night's presidential debate, the bar was set very low for Trump in that he only needed to appear presidential and skim over the issues that impact minority communities.
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Every year the swallows come And put their homestead in repair, And raise another brood, and skim And boomerang through summer air, And reap mosquitoes from the hum Of holidays.
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They're desperately fighting to hang on to that opaqueness, because it makes it possible to skim money off the top and get money that doesn't get distributed to the artist.
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Delivering synthetic versions of these vitamins in a fat-free drink like skim milk means the consumer gets very little health benefits from them, according to Alissa Hamilton's Got Milked?
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Massachusetts, for instance, only allows WIC to be used to purchase skim milk or 1 percent milk, while Connecticut also allows beneficiaries to purchase 2 percent milk under its program.
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Since I have written books on the last nine presidents — Nixon to Trump — I try to buy and read (or skim in detail) all the major books on those presidents.
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The paper model ensures that although you can ignore entire sections (at your peril), you will at least skim the principal news part from stem to stern, reading the headlines.
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On Saturday morning, the spacecraft, which has been circling Saturn and its environs for the last 13 years, will skim over the hazes of Titan, the ringed planet's biggest moon.
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The propaganda released by the White House demonstrates a Wall Street approach in which hedge funds would skim the cream off infrastructure investments and leave the dregs to the states.
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Pilot Paul Nurkkala is at the controls of this custom camera-equipped drone, showing off his mad flying skills as this craft appears to skim just inches above the moving train.
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Art in the Age of the Internet makes viewers restless, like when we skim the news – or in this case wall texts – to get just enough to understand, and then forget.
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Indeed, Singapore's waves may be too small to surf but they are perfect for skim boarding, wakeboarding and stand up paddle boarding—three offshoots of surfing immensely popular on the island.
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U.S. shipments of the proteins have now tapered off, and the new price class also allowed Canadian processors to produce skim milk powder at a low enough price to compete globally.
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Digital payments should help, he says—the police thought they had received a pay rise when the first experiments with mobile payments began, because commanders could no longer skim their wages.
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There's obviously a TON of cash on the line -- some say the fight could bring in more than $500 MILLION ... so, they ain't lookin to let anyone skim from their pockets.
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The only question you need ask: should you actually, really, really read it, rather than just stick it on the shelf for a few years or skim the articles about it?
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That's as nondairy milk sales increased by more than 60 percent between 2012 and 2017, as sales of skim and low-fat dairy milk declined, according to market research group Mintel.
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Indeed, what may be happening is that users gain only a little knowledge from Facebook, because most of them skim the political content rather than devote much cognitive processing to it.
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More from Tonic: I excitedly skim the book's 50-page preamble and dive right into the syllabus' modules; The Cheek Developer; The Nose Shortener; The Lip Shaper and; The Jaw Strengthener.
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The city doesn't feel "real," but it feels solid, from the fluffy clouds to the stone bridge where she huddles to escape the snow and wind that skim along its sides.
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A quick skim of the comments section of any YouTube compilation of Phillips's classic "la-las" quickly reveals how much of an impact Gilmore Girls' music has had on people's lives.
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The zinc-coated-steel shapes were being pressed into a bubbling mass that would skim the wearer's thighs and surround her torso and head in a spherical cloud of lacy metal.
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The Council did not have any authority over Medicaid payments or the working conditions of home care providers, but it allegedly bargained with the union, and made the dues skim possible.
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A Kim Kardashian West fan who suggested calling the star's shapewear line SKIM after it was met with criticism over its original name, Kimono Solutionwear, believes she inspired its name change.
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Although charters are supposed to admit students by lottery, some effectively skim the best students from the pool, with enrollment procedures that discourage all but the most motivated parents to apply.
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But that closeness often leads him to omit or skim over vital details — particulars of the crime are frustratingly scarce, as are specifics on the sentencing laws that are denounced here.
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I didn't know how to read or skim the volume of reading we were given, so I was stupidly trying to read week 1 materials word for word during week 4.
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If you skim through "Let Me Finish," riffling the book like a deck of cards, nearly all you will see is Christie saying, in so many words, I told you so.
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Instead, visually skim for what Hirst calls "ruptures in the pattern" — a four-leaf clover makes the shape of a square, while the typical three-leaf version appears as a triangle.
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Dozens of people skim across the waters at speeds of up to 220 miles per hour, kites far ahead and their boards floating two feet above the chop of the waves.
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Digital payment platforms can earn money in a number of ways as operators skim percentages from transactions costs, charge to advertise seller products or earn interest on cash held in escrow.
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But other footage like Dzhokhar Tsarnaev going to a Whole Foods right after the bombing to change a quart of milk from skim to whole, we got that from the Internet.
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Skim off 5 percent of "J'ai Pris Mon Père sur Mes Épaules," however, and you are left with a searingly good play, which treats its working-class characters with rare dignity.
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The proteins are a cheap alternative to skim milk for Canadian processors such as Saputo Inc and Parmalat Canada Inc, who must meet federal standards for milk and protein content in cheese.
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Amazon's arrival in Arlington is expected to bump up hotel bookings and lead to a boost in hotel revenue, which the county would then skim off the top to give to Amazon.
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If you enjoy pizza on a regular basis, try making it at home using healthier ingredients, such as whole-wheat English muffins, part-skim mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce without added salt.
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A man emailed me to say he was disappointed in the book; he didn't think it was worth paying for and that it only took him a few minutes to skim through.
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That's gone back since when you were in a supermarket and they knew if you bought cat food, litter and skim milk, you might be a single lady, or something like that.
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We simply cannot skim over this major moment of representation, where millions of people get to see a Black professional woman, on a major network, pursuing love — including love in interracial relationships.
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In her recent videos for "Skim" and "Three Futures"—both directed by Ashley Connor, who has also worked with fellow girls with guitars Mitski and Angel Olsen—sex and music are linked.
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A quick skim of the most recent positions shows openings for a financial analyst in the artificial intelligence and research division and another role for an attorney focused on artificial intelligence solutions.
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Unlike the experience of meandering through a museum, stepping back to appreciate the images and nearing the text panels to skim them, the pace of exploration is now in a person's hands.
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While there are undoubtedly English majors who read — or skim — through the assigned reading and write their essays the night before a deadline, this was never a feat I was capable of.
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Lots of studies have shown that people don't finish reading many articles online — instead, we all mostly skim, catching bits of information from headlines and images that float by in our streams.
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These self-education avenues rarely if ever teach us how to communicate with our partners about sexual pleasure, and they barely skim over consent, two key components of healthy and pleasurable sex.
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A more common approach in Tinder-land is to quickly skim the other person's profile and find something to comment on — a detail from a photo, or a line of profile text.
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This finding might corroborate other recent studies that reconstruct the Milky Way's turbulent past with nearby galaxies, which can skim material from the galaxies edges or cause disturbances by colliding with it.
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There are two kinds of mozzarella: the store-bought commercial kind with skim milk in it, low-moisture, super-melty; and fresh and creamy whole-milk cheese on top, for maximum coverage.
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What I'm most excited for is transcription, which is also slated for the first half of next year through a partnership with another provider, so you can skim or search a Loom.
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That is not what bridges in real life do, so a better metaphor might be "magnets" or "food," but we figured you businesspeople mostly skim and don't think too deeply about words.
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I would drop a waving-hand emoji into the team chat room, answer a round of customer tickets, read e-mail, process a few copyright takedowns, and skim the internal social network.
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This is the wonkish part, so feel free to skim and don't worry if it seems incomprehensible, as long as you're willing to accept the bottom line for the sake of argument.
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The team also collected, and counted, more than 43,000 plastic fragments using a "manta trawl" net -- a fine-meshed oceanographic instrument designed to skim the surface of the water to collect samples.
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I've had zero issues with its operation in the year-plus we have used it, and if you skim through the thousands of reviews from other owners, you'll find overwhelmingly comparable experiences.
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Perhaps if Joe had taken some time to skim this relaxing section, instead of having Charlie Barnett's character stick needles in his face, he wouldn't have murdered quite so many people. Maybe.
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Pair it with a small skim latte, and you'll just about double the protein and more than triple your calcium intake, which will help your bones and your waistline too, according to research.
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But anyway, Wikihow said to pour cold milk on the "affected area," and so I filled a huge measuring cup with skim milk, sat myself on the toilet, leaned back and doused myself.
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You choose what kind of story to read, you set the pace, you pick which parts to skim or skip (or read again), and you use your imagination to picture exactly what's happening.
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Even a quick skim of the report showed a clear skew: It concluded that for every 40 romance books published by leading houses in 2016, just 7.8% were written by people of color.
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One marketing firm said it uses bots to skim social media platforms for public information to identify new trends and influencers, and also works with third-party companies that use the same tactics.
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Rather than mislead her customers or undercut OCheesee's all-natural philosophy, Mary Lou ceased selling skim milk while her lawsuit against Florida's Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (DACS) trudged through the courts.
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No, what I care about is the way it melts on my tongue: so fast the cold barely registers before there's nothing but a cool trace of skim milk sweetened with white chocolate.
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They surround themselves with enemies and cut them down with absurdity; they adopt voices and personas—assholes, mostly—that skim the depths of disagreeable misery and then push their logic to the edge.
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"They don't want to take Fox News and offer it directly to consumers; they want to see if they can skim off the top some incremental dollars from cord-cutters," Mr. Greenfield said.
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That legal blanket has, alas, enabled despots and other powerful individuals to skim assets in countries where the rule of law is thin — think Zimbabwe or Russia — and stash them beyond anyone's reach.
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Or you could skim Wikipedia summaries and then watch this delightful 7-minute video of a high school homecoming dance that sums up Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame with some fun choreography.
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We'll have a full legal analysis up soon, but in the short term I encourage you to at least skim the introductory segments, which will make you think you are losing your mind.
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The president, who prefers to skim rather than delve, has seldom been more engaged in the details of any issue as he is with Harvey, according to several people involved in disaster response.
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As I wrote several years ago, this amounts to the kind of proposition expected from gangsters: Hand me your money, watch me skim off some of it and you get what's left later.
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By the numbers: Prices for skim-milk powder, an ingredient in ice cream, chocolate, cakes and breads, have increased by 26% to 47% in the U.S., Europe and Oceania in the past year.
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With local partners, Kellett began working to construct a device that would skim garbage from the surface of the river before it could float downstream: a solar- and wind-powered, trash-intercepting waterwheel.
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I use a reduced-fat or low-fat milk or skim milk, because I need all the calcium and the vitamin D and I don't need a lot of calories coming from the milk.
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Singapore's large population of surfers, skaters and skim boarders was also key source of motivation behind the 2008 launch of Wave House, a California-based global chain of beach facilities with artificial wave machines.
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As the site began to expand across the state, it slowly grew its team of community moderators, who proactively skim over each post to make sure it adheres to the site's code of conduct.
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The listing fee is now a "donation" but if they aren't a tax exempt organization (charity) then they can and will skim off the top of the donation and no one will ever know.
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The arrangement "allowed [Fidelity National Financial] and management to continue to skim more value for themselves at the expense of shareholders," Ancora Advisors CEO Frederick DiSanto wrote in a letter to J. Alexander's board.
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"At times, the spacecraft will skirt the very inner edge of the rings; at other times, it will skim the outer edges of the atmosphere," NASA writes in a post about the Grand Finale.
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Tap the photo icon just below your text box to grab an image, and when you swipe to skim through your recent photos and select one, the word "Edit" shows up on the photo.
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Indiana's extra-art diatribes — on flower shows and ozone holes, sumo wrestling, banks collecting art — in his self-indulgent affectation in which all of the proper names had been excised — are hardly skim worthy.
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Co-founded by a Canadian trader named Brad Katsuyama, IEX is designed to be a market free from high-frequency traders who use their speed to skim profits off the orders from ordinary citizens.
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According to a report by the U.S. Department of Labor, membership in SEIU Healthcare Michigan fell from 55,265 in 85033, when dues skim was still in practice, to 10,918 in 2013, following its repeal.
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MoMA has installed a series of iPads for viewers to skim through his online output, offering up yet another way of looking at photographs in this exhibition which required an ambidextrous approach to seeing.
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Even the most basic of these devices then skim all kinds of data from the phone, such as the unique identifiers of the phone and SIM card, as well as its location and carrier.
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But John Allen, then legal counsel for the Senate Democrats, had just enough time to skim the bill and find the provision allowing owners to hike preferential rents to legal maximums upon lease renewal.
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Skim the endless pages of tweets tagging the singer, and you'll find that fans ask everything — from how her Sweetener tour rehearsals are going to whether or not she gets headaches from her signature ponytail.
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"When you get an enrollment guide, at least take a look at it and skim for a page that says what's new so that you're aware of any substantive changes to your plan," said Buckey.
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The basic premise of Yesterbox is that yesterday's emails become today's to-list and — this is the tough part — you don't even skim today's incoming messages until you've sorted through at least 10 from yesterday.
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This feature was not so useful for me, as I skim PR emails based on keywords and delete if I see my name misspelled horrendously or another media's name copy pasted instead of The Verge.
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Led by three Israeli designers, a growing number of wedding dresses have taken on a distinctly Mediterranean flavor: low backs that skim the derrière, deep navel-revealing necklines and a shocking amount of sheer fabric.
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My colleague Jenna Wortham called it FOMO — a "fear of missing out" that produces "a blend of anxiety, inadequacy and irritation" as you skim through all those beautiful people doing beautiful things in your timeline.
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You can fail to crack open a magazine or choose to read just one article, skim its pages, save it or toss it, but that's about as far as you get in controlling the experience.
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So this suit happens to just skim the body and not hug or stand away from the body, which I always think is the difference between you wearing the clothes and the clothes wearing you.
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The MCC's been described as less hospitable than Guantanamo Bay, and it's also home to El Chapo right now -- but on the positive side ... Wednesday's breakfast options include hot grits, pancakes, oatmeal and skim milk!
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If the post office raised their rates, Amazon might be able to skim some volume in its total shipping off the margins, but for the most part, Stoller said, Amazon would have to go along.
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I block off private work time for myself so no one can schedule meetings with me, then work through two design docs, skim a project pitch deck and then walk around campus, snacking and thinking.
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Olivia met Taryn, another macaque, at a screech-and-skim book club, where they were pawing through the latest Cubist-structured novel about a baboon trying to find meaning as a product manager at Google.
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On top of that, people who drank more than serving of low-fat or skim milk a day specifically showed a 39 percent greater risk than people who had less than one serving per week.
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Private schools or health insurers have an incentive to skim off the best-prepared students and healthiest patients, and to deny services to harder cases, creating a large pool of people that cannot profitably be served.
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I skim through my phone and bank account and remember my automatic payment for my Bank of America card ($40) and glasses ($45, and yes, I even have a bill for my glasses) has went through.
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The only variation is that today, I feel like coffee on my way to the internship, so I stop by a coffee shop and have a small black coffee with skim milk and buy two cookies.
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That's because when you take out some of those fat droplets to make skim milk, the light can penetrate further into the liquid through the glass and hit protein particles that absorb certain wavelengths of light.
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If another 2,000 people jump on this burgerless bandwagon, the petition will be delivered to In-N-Out president Lynsi Snyder who, hopefully, will skim it and then place it in her meat-free recycle bin.
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A Maryland family-owned dairy is claiming its free speech rights were violated by a U.S. Food and Drug Administration requirement that skim milk without added vitamins be marketed as "imitation" when sold across state lines.
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One proposal, from the firm Nelson Byrd Woltz, included a lawn, a man-made stream, and a reflecting quarter-inch skim of water that could be drained whenever the Shed's canopy was rolled out over it.
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You see an infuriating headline, skim through some paragraphs just enough to know this story is terrible and you head straight to the comments section, your fingers itching to fly across the keyboard in utter rage.
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At 13, Mr. Sherman got his first restaurant job washing dishes, and quickly moved onto the line, cooking in Minneapolis and farther afield, where he learned to skim French-style stocks and roll out Italian pastas.
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I brew a cup of coffee in my Keurig (generous gift from my uncle), make a bowl of rolled oats with skim milk, cinnamon, honey, bananas, raspberries, and blackberries, and dig in to my delicious breakfast.
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According to the U.N. Monitoring Group on Somalia and Eritrea, P.F.D.J. officials skim millions of dollars a year from party-run companies, but the charges are difficult to investigate because the government never discloses its budget.
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According to market research group Mintel, nondairy milk sales, including almond and soy milk, increased more than 60 percent between 2012 and 2017, while skim and low-fat dairy milk sales dropped over the same period.
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If you didn't live in the United States, it would be easy to skim the wave of "how to avoid political fights at Thanksgiving dinner articles" and assume this was of pressing concern for all Americans.
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If you just skim the surface of Didion's half-century of controlled, lucid prose — which unfortunately the film often is forced to do — you might be tricked into thinking Didion thinks we're going to be okay.
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At OatMeals, she uses exclusively Quaker's steel-cut oats, which are cooked throughout the day in giant rice cookers, one version with water, another with skim milk, and kept warm in tall chafing pots meant for soup.
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This month, NASA&aposs Dawn spacecraft will shift into an orbit that will skim just 245 miles (2000 kilometers) above Ceres at its closest point, allowing Dawn to get its best views yet of the dwarf planet.
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"First of all, you want to use a fork then you want to take off just a little bit off the top right here," he said, using a fork to skim off a piece of the cheesecake.
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Trump's basic bet is that be can couch an entreaty to minorities in terms that reflect his supporters' caricatured views of those same minorities, allowing him to skim some minority support without breaking faith with his base.
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Rather than waiting for homemade stock to cool so you can skim fat off with a spoon, you can simply pour everything into the OXO 4-Cup Fat Separator and watch the fat rise to the top.
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More recently, cartels have developed "semi-submersibles" -- vessels that look like submarines, but skim the surface of water to avoid detection by the US Coast Guard and other authorities that work to interdict drugs in the ocean.
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The amount of money Uber and Lyft skim off drivers' fares is referred to as the "take rate," and it has been a point of contention in the past as drivers have protested their pay as inadequate.
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Mélyssa Rodrigues suggested the name SKIM for Kardashian West's line in a July 29 tweet responding to a post from the star asking her followers for names they like as she reconsidered what to call her collection.
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SIMILAR TO TPP Unlike butter and skim milk powder, cheese -- the largest U.S. dairy export to Japan -- will see elimination of Japan's tariffs of up to 40% over 15 years, as it would have done under TPP.
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You can watch our supercut (above), read our recap, or skim through our detailed live blog for all the highlights, but arguably the only true surprises were these: But what about all the things Apple didn't announce?
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The result is akin to an aural translation of the mechanical act of scrolling through feeds, where you skim headline after headline to sort of know what's happening but ultimately fail to completely grasp any real content.
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The reviews are conducted not by guards but rather by mailroom staff members who skim the pages looking for graphic sexual content and material that could help inmates make a weapon, plot an escape or stir disorder.
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Though the essays only skim the surface of each artist's practice, the images (there are 420 color illustrations) provide a vital source of information for contextualizing and imaging textile-based art in the 20th and 21st centuries.
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The trip around the Moon would take approximately one week: it would skim the surface of the Moon, go further out into deep space, and loop back to Earth — reaching a distance of approximately 22021,22026 to 101,22024 miles.
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Game of Thrones is such a sprawling series that trying to skim-watch your way through it — especially if you're trying to catch up before season eight premieres on April 14 — isn't as easy as it might sound.
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Under the deal, Canadian exports of milk protein concentrates and skim milk powder - ingredients in cheese and yogurt - cannot exceed 55,000 tonnes in the first year, and 35,000 tonnes in the second, before exporters pay an export tax.
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USA!) According to The Guardian, in some of those "ice creams," cream and milk were replaced with partially reconstituted dried skim milk or whey protein, vanilla was swapped for "general flavoring," and some also included coconut oil (NO
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The five cheeses in this lasagna are low-fat ricotta, dry-curd cottage, low-moisture/part-skim mozzarella, two percent-or-less Romano cheese made from cow's milk, a Parmesan and Asiago cheese-blend, and enzyme-modified Parmesan.
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It is sometimes argued that, because podcasts require a considerable time commitment, people don't "hate-listen" to them the way they skim magazine articles that offend them or follow people on Twitter whose points of view they loathe.
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Use it with grated Cheddar to make a sauce to dribble over roasted broccoli and big cubes of tofu, or as a skim on the exterior of the best grilled cheese sandwich of the year (don't forget pickles!).
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Here are his top two strategies: Whether you're talking to a manager in a job interview or networking with a potential contact, don't skim over the fact that your background isn't exactly what he or she might expect.
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But the great thing is there's so much Winogrand that even in the little skim across the surface I did I think I came up with quite a lot of amazing stuff that had not been seen before.
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We're only starting to skim the surface about how bias plays out in dating app algorithms, and trying to make the algorithm adhere to your preferences with a certain amount of accuracy seems...problematic, to say the least.
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Use a fine-mesh sieve to skim off any hulls or chaff from the surface of the water, being careful not to disturb the water too much so that none of the bits sink back into the grits.
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"As far as how the book's going to be colored, how it's going to look, the first thing I do is skim the pages and read the script," and the pacing of the workload can vary greatly, too.
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Meanwhile, there are some students who don't have a parent to skim their essay for typos or can't afford to pay to enroll in a prep course or to repeatedly take a standardized test until their score rises.
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Output is also proving resilient outside of OPEC, with Brazil's state-owned oil giant Petrobras seeing a 6 percent jump in output from April, and loadings from North Sea platforms are expected to skim two-year highs in July.
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Clue(s) of the Day for me were "Worker who may skim off the top?" for POOL BOY, "Blue state?" for WOE, "Passing remark?" for NAH and "King's little cousin" for TWIN, which took me forever to figure out.
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Wood-Lewis explains these employees skim the postings (he says that they don't edit them) to make sure that they adhere to the site's Terms of Use, which prohibits racist or illegal conduct or personal attacks against one another.
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Seattle is home to Amazon, Microsoft and other tech firms, and GrabTaxi, which is operational in six countries in Southeast Asia and includes SoftBank among its investors, hopes that it can skim that talent pool to boost its ranks.
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And the logic of the decision underscores the core truism of privatization, one that citizens are increasingly finding unconscionable: The only way to manage these public operations and skim a profit off the top is to do it deficiently.
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When the ponchiki are cooked, skim them out of the hot oil with a spider or slotted spoon, let them drain on the paper towels for about 30 seconds, and then tip them into the bowl with the sugar.
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With an easy-to-skim stream of hundreds of stories, Pokégon is a charming startling line for someone whose first experience with the series is Pokémon Go. The original Pokémon games contained a number of intentional and unintentional secrets.
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The video was for her track "Skim" and it shows her slowly treading through a carpeted house in a slick black suit while clutching a guitar, before a near-naked femme-looking body lays across her on the sofa.
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In social services like food assistance and Medicaid, handing control over to the private sector has shifted the burden to the backs of the most vulnerable families, while corporations like Xerox and Lockheed Martin skim profits off the top.
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You can also easily shift the book to what Amazon calls a bird's-eye view, which shows thumbnail images of a handful of pages at once so you can skim quickly to find the reference page you're looking for.
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"Roughly half of the 20.5 billion daily trades now are high-frequency trades, and that is increasing volatility in the market; it is allowing a certain category of traders to essentially skim profit off the top," Schatz told me.
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Until she was 216, she had been a model of worldly renunciation: a hermit living in a windowless trailer on the grounds of the Carmelite Monastery in East Anglia, subsisting mainly on skim milk and rarely speaking to anyone.
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But the tone of the play is often stilted; even some of the jokes skim the surfaces of conversation, clarifying motivation, filling in backstory, exposing lies we already know to be lies, and failing to reach a deeper realism.
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WELLINGTON, Oct 30 (Reuters) - New Zealand's NZX said on Monday it will introduce a new options contract for skim milk powder in December to expand investors' options to cope with volatile prices in dairy, the country's largest goods export.
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"The addition of a Global Skim Milk Powder Option contract will provide traders in our global market with another tool to help manage volatility in dairy commodity prices," said Nick Morris, head of derivatives at NZX in a statement.
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According to Food Beast , the ingredients in McDonald's cold brew include: ice, cream, skim milk, sugar, cold brew coffee extract (water and cold brew coffee), water, caramel color, dipotassium phosphate, guar gum, mono and diglycerides, tripotassium citrate, disodium phosphate, and carrageenan.
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The young Dutch inventor who conceived the Ocean Cleanup project, and hopes to one day deploy 60 of the devices to skim plastic debris off the surface of the ocean, said Thursday that he would not be deterred by the setback.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Development projects as large as Hudson Yards need to find their capital somewhere, but nobody expected the $25 billion superblock to skim $1.2 billion in public funds from impoverished areas through a legal loophole.
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Yeah, it's slightly better than the thing I did last year where I had to go into a publisher's office and read, skim a book for two hours in a glass-walled office so I wouldn't make off with the book.
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Dangling beneath a parachute powered by nothing but breezes and thermal currents, Chandelier can fly high in the air, but he's also able to skim the ground at incredibly low altitudes, even momentarily touching down before taking flight once again.
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From there, you add whatever toppings you like, though we like to keep it simple with a quick tomato sauce, part-skim mozzarella cheese (which has less moisture than fresh mozzarella and again won't sog out the crust) and basil.
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" Its FAQ page, which perhaps a few more people skim, says that "to save you hassle, we'll just call using your name, but if you prefer a little hassle, you can call your provider and add us as official authorized users.
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An economist's typical response to geographical job deserts is mobility: families should go where the jobs are, which in America tends to mean to move from the heartland to someplace where you can get a soy-skim latte on any corner.
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Washington (CNN)It's shaping up to be a new part of the morning routine for DC's elite: Grab coffee, skim the news and type your name into WikiLeaks to see what damage the day's hacked emails might hold for you.
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" Caroline, 19 The Order: "A Grande Coffee Frappuccino with an extra shot or two of espresso, skim milk, and only one scoop of java chips (standard is 3), and if I'm feeling risky, whipped cream with caramel drizzle on top only.
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We picked out a few of our favorite items below, but be sure to skim all of the category pages to be sure you don't miss anything (trust us, there's a lot): The KitchenAid Pro Series 5-quart Stand Mixer.
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There is no doubt that conservatives like Ryan will skim off the top of the data to hammer the idea that government programs have failed to significantly dent the poverty rate, despite the "trillions" spent over the last 50 years.
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It was always nice to skim through the posts on your cake day, and even count them and compare the number to previous years to see if your social life is up and to the right, or in need of restructuring.
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You can hunker down and read every label, or skim, absorbing the Aalto group's cultivation of the curve and the cantilever — which deliberately avoided obsolescence — and the range of woods, finishes and fabrics that created variety and accommodated the customer's taste.
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It was not the plot that made the original ballet so powerful but the Wilis, who were among the earliest dancers to perform on point, appearing to skim the ground and, harnessed to invisible wires, to fly spiritlike above it.
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To get a better idea of what a fully fledged data-based congestion pricing scheme would look like, you can skim through the April proposal made by the Centre for London for the city's soon-to-be-updated road-pricing plan.
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Opinion Columnist I'm on a number of right-wing mailing lists, and I try to at least skim what they're going on about in any given week; this often gives me advance warning about the next wave of manufactured outrage.
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We all know what it takes to be able to afford to leave the workforce early: Save like mad, dramatically cut your spending, invest with abandon and don't let anyone — including yourself — skim money from your savings along the way.
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A quick skim through the comments section of any even remotely controversial video will reveal such anger and vitriol in the comments that one might consider it a smart move by the company to keep simple likes, and dislikes, anonymous.
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It's also one of those stories that's like a puzzle you need to put together yourself; as soon as you finish — at least if you're anything like me — you'll want to skim back through and look for clues you might have missed.
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And the great sort of joy — certainly for me even now, turning the page of the New York Times or the Financial Times — is coming across something that I would skim through on Twitter, because I would automatically think I wasn't interested.
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In the IPCCs October "1.5 Degree Report," scientists from around the world said that carbon recapture is necessary, but it should only be expected to skim off a small amount of excess emissions in a scenario where carbon emissions are barely above zero.
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This morning, we're going to quickly skim Uber's results, unpack the profitability promise to understand if what the company promised today is impressive or not and wrap with a note on cash burn and more traditional profit definitions to frame the news.
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The minister, Aivaras Abromavicius, a Lithuanian and one of the foreign technocrats appointed to root out corruption, said that a businessman, Ihor Kononenko, had lobbied to have his loyalists appointed managers of a government-owned ammonia fertilizer company to skim off the profits.
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People already skim rather than meticulously read their Twitter timeline, making it easier to pass by the ads than ones on Facebook, where algorithmic sorting and a focus on real friends encourages people to read each post — and the ads in between.
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The NBA star -- who reportedly made more than $343 MILLION during his NBA career -- claims his former accountant Michael Wertheim was helping a crooked wealth manager skim a fortune from his bank accounts over several years and did nothing to stop it.
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Despite protests from FDR's physician, he managed to get the president's pilot to promise that he could skim over the mountaintops between Basra and Tehran without ever topping six thousand feet — an altitude that wouldn't strain the weak hearts in the presidential party.
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They can trawl the web to find the ideal neighborhood for their new dwelling or business, skim through listings on multiple websites (complete with floor plans and detailed photo albums) and deal directly with sellers or landlords to eliminate traditional brokers' fees.
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A banana, apple or other fresh fruit, a small portion of low-fat cottage cheese or plain yogurt with sliced fruit, or oatmeal or some other high-fiber cereal with skim milk were frequent suggestions made by experts interviewed for this article.
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Investigators carried out 24 raids as part of the probe into Fabrício Queiroz, Flavio Bolsonaro's former employee at the state legislature who is being investigated on suspicion of helping skim phantom employees' salaries, the Rio state prosecutor's office said in a statement.
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For the road warrior Our picks: Egg and cheese on English muffin; multigrain bagel with reduced-fat plain cream cheese; iced latte with skim milk The egg and cheese on English muffin is one of the most nutritious meals you'll find on Dunkin's menu.
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Even an innocent-sounding latte with skim milk packs 55 grams of sugar in the large size when you sweeten it with the real stuff (about 20 grams come naturally from milk), which is a lot more than a 12-ounce can of soda.
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For the salt-sensitive Our picks: Original oatmeal with dried fruit topping; coffee with skim milk Dunkin's original oatmeal not only provides heart-healthy soluble fiber, which helps lower LDL (bad) cholesterol levels; it's also the lowest-sodium meal on Dunkin's menu besides the smoothies.
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Although Ivanka has — in her inimitable sentient skim vanilla latte way — not officially endorsed a specific paid family leave proposal, she has been meeting with Republicans about it and her father's 2020 budget includes paid family leave, but does not go beyond parental leave.
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Let your eyes skim over this tweet if you don't want to be spoiled on what the hotshot pilot is required to wear with his suit during a mission in which he's posing as an arms dealer from Canto Bight: Poe Dameron in an ascot.
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Even as Canadian politicians have defended the need to protect the industry from outside supplies, Canadian exports of skim milk powder more than tripled to 71,880 tonnes in 2017 from a year earlier, worth C$173 million ($133 million), according to Statistics Canada data.
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You can skim Twitter, tap out texts, or just kick back and enjoy the ride—as long as you check in at least once a minute by grabbing the steering wheel, and remain vigilant and ready to take over if the computer loses its way.
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The Juno EP, which rolls out into the world on the 8th of April, is a four track skim through lushly dark, darkly lush dancefloor territory and we're stoked to be bringing you the world premier of the title track right here on THUMP.
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With the track record of startups in creating jobs, we should start thinking of new ways to encourage this type of investment, which winds up creating a lot more revenue for Uncle Sam, rather than figuring out new ways to skim off the top.
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Even though the decision is narrow, those who skim the headlines about Masterpiece — that the court sided with a baker who did not want to serve a same-sex couple — are likely to feel that they have a free pass to turn people away.
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While a few other Twitter users said they thought the brand should be called "Skim" or "Skimwear," Rodrigues' tweet from July has been getting attention since she reshared it following the announcement of the line's new name, with many crediting the idea to her.
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Read more: More than one fan suggested Kim Kardashian call her shapewear line SKIM over a month before the star announced its new nameKardashian West said she took a few days to think about the issue and talked to friends to get their opinion.
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These fungi exude a milky latex reminiscent of skim milk, smell faintly of maple syrup when held under a lighter for a few seconds, older specimens have hollow stems, texturally they feel grainy, and they easily snap off at the base under any pressure .
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While the name of this Manhattan Theater Club production might seem to promise a snooze, the title refers not to a siesta but to the baize surface of a snooker table — or specifically to the resistance it gives to the balls that skim across it.
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As you can see, teachers have already begun thinking about ways to work with the collection: As Sarah Mulhern Gross suggests, invite each of your students to skim these pieces (or other obituaries of interesting women) and choose one to study in greater depth.
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Took a drive with a kid and a dog on Sunday morning, out to where the people drop away and the oystercatchers skim the shoreline, to where it's quiet but for wind through the spartina, and the slap of the bay against the peat.
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Line the stewpan with the bacon, put in the cabbage, carrots, and onions; moisten with skimmings from the stock, and simmer very gently, till the cabbage is tender; add the stock, stew softly for half an hour, and carefully skim off every particle of fat.
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This war is significant and can be more thoroughly explained in Filipino history textbooks, but during the Philippine-American war America looks more like the bad guy so most American authors completely disregard adding this war into the textbook or skim over the details.
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In fact, charter schools do skim in several ways: Parents with the wherewithal to apply, which must often be done well in advance and by filling out many forms, have to be organized, aware and English-speaking and have the time to devote to it.
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The indictments accused Gambino associates of bribing a real estate executive to skim hundreds of thousands of dollars from New York City construction projects, including the XI, a luxury building with two twisting towers being built along the High Line park in West Chelsea.
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I get two tank tops to craft with, earrings, Command Strips, a notebook, mixed nuts, Cheez-It Snapped chips, tortilla chips, Teddy Grams, skim milk (requested by K.), salsa, carrots, apples (Honeycrisp, of course), and frozen cooked chicken strips ($211, paid with the gift card).
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Drink a glass of whole milk or have a small dish of ice cream or full-fat yogurt every day; temporarily trade in skim milk and low- or no-fat dairy products like cottage cheese and frozen yogurt for their full-fat cousins. 6.
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Without coming on like a first year English Lit student who's skim-read the first paragraph of The Death of the Author, one of the joys of art is that the artist's own understanding of the work they've created means pretty much less than nothing.
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Director Andrés Muschietti and his writers (Chase Palmer, Cary Fukunaga, and Gary Dauberman) stick close to King's massive 1,200-page novel, porting in his dialogue where they can, and adding in-jokes and Easter eggs to acknowledge where they skim over King's bigger, harder-to-convey elements.
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For vegetarians Our picks: Original oatmeal with dried fruit topping; egg and cheese on English muffin; multigrain bagel; latte with skim or almond milk Although the doughnuts and Munchkins are made with vegetable oils and therefore vegetarian (but not vegan), healthier meat-free options are available.
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SERVINGS 6 INGREDIENTS 33 cups instant oatmeal 1½ tbsp cinnamon 5 servings chocolate protein powder 3 tbsp peanut butter 3 medium bananas, mashed 1 oz honey 5 egg whites 4 oz skim milk ½ cup walnuts, ground 1 tbsp vanilla extract DIRECTIONS Preheat your oven to 350 degrees.
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Skim popular titles such as "The End of Competitive Advantage" (by Rita Gunther McGrath) or "The Attacker's Advantage" (by Ram Charan) and you will be left with the impression of a hyper-competitive world in which established giants are constantly being felled by the forces of disruption.
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Special government immunities, regulatory loopholes put in place to support the ancient bulletin board internet, and a near total pass by antitrust enforcers, have enabled the intermedia to unfairly skim most of the revenue growth, value creation, data, and customer interaction from the rest of the economy.
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"Sometimes the patient does not realize that she is not eating enough to support her exercise routine, and it is as simple as adding in an egg or spoonful of peanut butter at each meal, [or] changing from skim to whole milk and yogurt," said Berz.
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Now, with five rest days to tweak their high-tech flying machines, which lift up on their foils and skim across the water at breakneck speeds, the teams have been working round the clock in their bases and out on the Great Sound to find extra speed.
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We've rounded up the best deals we're loving right now on Amazon, so all you have to do is skim through this roundup and pick the products that would make the perfect gift for your friends and family — or for yourself because you totally deserve it.
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It's different from the fast-loading Instant Articles that Facebook launched in May with participating publishers (and has since expanded), which let users quickly skim through news stories inside Facebook's mobile app and then get back to consuming all things News Feed and chatting on Messenger.
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You can learn to skim strategically so that you spend more time looking where the more important words are likely to be, and if the words are presented in a stream you may be able to learn which words to focus on and which to ignore.
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While, in 2018, the opportunity to spend more than five minutes skim-reading the paper seems like a rare luxury, up until the 2000s, print was the only way to disseminate vital information and organize socio-politically on a scale larger than your town or city.
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Mr. Whiteside became Uhu Betch, below, a play on his favorite childhood drink, Yoo-hoo; his boyfriend, Dan Donigan, a professional drag queen who appeared on "RuPaul's Drag Race," had adopted the name Milk; and two Boston Ballet dancers became Skim Burley and Juggz Au Lait.
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Hospitals provide extensive outpatient care, but every year tens of thousands of people, many of them poor and underinsured, continue to seek help at emergency rooms that offer limited personalized attention and hardly skim the surface of the social problems that contributed to them ending up there.
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Standing on line for a grande skim chai — I like that the baristas expect that order from me — I have been brought up to speed on divorces, restaurants, dermatologists, scandalous potlucks, third-grade bullies, the worst squash parents and the most absurd acts of social climbing.
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" Part of the new strategy means moving away from "incremental" stories that skim the surface of all the local news developments of the day — "Not covering every little event for New Yorkers," as he described it, "but covering the most important stories in a big, aggressive way.
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By simply cutting the juice allowance in half, reducing cheese, requiring whole grain products and requiring low-fat or skim milk, a study found the program reduced the obesity rate in children between two and four years of age and boosted the intake of fruits and vegetables.
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Saying that, we thought we could at least skim the surface by putting 25 of our favorite emerging female artists under 25 in one place, in order to champion the young women who are shaping the future, sound, and style of music, one track at a time.
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The "Dance Moms" star will be an inmate at the FCI Victorville prison in California starting Wednesday, and if she's there in time for breakfast she'll get fruit, hot grits, whole wheat bread with jelly and skim milk ... according to the national menu for women's federal prisons.
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But if you truly must, at least skip the hardback and skim it on your Kindle to spare yourself the physical cover, which features the actress (clad in what could be described as "casual business casual" — she's wearing cutoff shorts and a blazer) posed like a Precious Moments figurine.
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Before we get to the meat of this article, please stop for a moment and be honest with yourself: If the answer to this question is YES, go ahead bookmark it and skim the article, you will probably find a useful tip or two (and save some time).
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I believe that one reason podcasts have exploded is that they carry so much friction: They're long and messy, they often take weeks or months to produce, they're hard to clip and share and skim — and as a result, they're calmer, more human, more judicious, less crazy-making.
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Click here to view original GIFTop Gun undoubtedly had some of the best air-to-air combat scenes ever put on film, but watching crop duster pilot Butch Fisher skim this field and then barely pull up in time to miss a towering tree might be even more exhilarating.
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Operate a computer or skim the internet for a senior citizen, and they'll thank you, but teach a senior citizen how to do it themselves, and you provide an avenue of job exploration, knowledge, and a sense of "freedom" that only the internet (and technology in general) can provide.
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He described how people on the Mexican side rip the shrubs out of the soil, boil them with sulfuric acid in vats at a camp downstream, skim the wax off the surface, and then transport it by donkey out of the canyon, up to the mesa, and into Boquillas.
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Zenhaeusern, a pre-race outsider with just one World Cup podium finish to his name, is 25 and stands 2 meters (6 feet, 7 inches) tall, a rarity in a discipline where skiers appear at times almost to skim the snow as they transfer their weight on the turns.
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At Panera, in lieu of an 840-calorie breakfast of a whole-grain bagel and cream cheese and 16-ounce caramel latte, the newsletter suggests an avocado, egg white and spinach breakfast sandwich on sprouted grain bagel flat and a latte with skim milk — for half the calories.
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Combining the data from these studies, the scientists calculated that compared with children who drank low-fat milk or skim milk, those who drank whole milk were at a 39 percent reduced risk for overweight or obesity, and the risk for obesity declined steadily as whole milk consumption increased.
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His songs are emotionally and musically safe — the most upbeat tracks, "On the Loose" and "Slow Hands," still retain a mellow, unhurried cadence, and sad songs like "Paper Houses" veer away from raw grief or anguish, opting instead for lyrics that just barely skim the surface of sorrow.
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Doom's John Carmack Leaves id Software To Focus On The Oculus Virtual Reality Headset His is the rare combination of a technical mind combined with vision and creativity, leading him to skim the bleeding edge of technology and sometimes give it a serious push in some direction or another.
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This has all been a surface skim of a very technical area — if there's a takeaway for you it's that these companies recognize that it's still too difficult to know if a device will work with your setup and way too difficult to actually do that initial setup.
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Blogs may also plant the idea in your head that, should your drywall show any tape seams or ugly orange-peel texture, you should skim-coat it to create a smooth, plasterlike finish, which entails rolling thin layers of joint compound over the surface and lightly sanding in between coats.
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Responding to Kardashian West's announcement on Twitter, many people seemed to like the name SKIMS — another less controversial play on the reality-TV star's name — while one fan replied with a tweet from July in which she suggested the name SKIM for the brand, and wrote that it was her idea.
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According to the hacker who discovered them, these wallets could possibly be part of a Bitcoin siphon that has been stealing bitcoins from a wallet service or exchange for years, kind of like the code in the film Office Space that was supposed to skim fractions of pennies from transactions.
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Before slipping into a 500-page and many-hours-long disappointment that could have been invested into something more worthy of our finite time, we read reviews, skim Goodreads lists, ask bookstore staff and friends and family, and use myriad other tactics to narrow our choices down to the best and most impactful.
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Evaluators, typically busy academics who may lack deep expertise in a candidate's particular research topic, are prone to skim the submitted papers and rely heavily on the number of papers published and the impact factor—as a proxy for journal prestige and rigor—in their assessment of the qualifications of a candidate.
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Read more:More than one fan suggested Kim Kardashian call her shapewear line SKIM over a month before the star announced its new nameThe 64-year-old grandmother that Kim Kardashian helped free from prison had never heard of the Kardashians before14 facts that will make you think differently about the Kardashian-Jenner family
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All along the fertile interstate-highway corridor, our corporations, those new and powerful nation-states, had set up shop parasitically, so as to skim off the drive-past money, and what those outposts had to offer was a blur of sugar, bright color, and crassness that seemed causally related to more serious addictions.
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Over the course of about six years, Gadler created 27 different prototypes before settling on the final design that takes a standard wetsuit and upgrades it with 11 flexible foam fins, which not only increase the wearer's buoyancy, but also gives them improved directional control as they skim across the water while riding a wave.
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Against the Cardinals in Week 4, for instance, to skim past Markus Golden (44) off the edge, Gurley has to propel himself to the left, which slams him right into a pile: The Rams tried to build an offensive line on the fly in the 2015 draft, but so far that strategy hasn't worked out.
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In a world where the mass media is constantly bombarding the public with images, surveillance cameras are recording our comings and goings, and Google Earth gives us unprecedented access to visual information, we don't look so much as glimpse or, as the saying goes, channel surf; we skim through the world until something catches our eye.
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Align your most important information along the left side of the page and the top corners, as this so-called "F-pattern" design best mimics the way we skim documents and holds recruiters' attention for longer than those arranged down the center or viewed from left to right, according to a study from job site Ladders.
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Spinach Eggplant Lasagna Serves 6 Ingredients1 small to medium eggplant, peeled and thinly sliced4 cups fresh spinach, packed1/2 cup pesto23 1/2 cups shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese, divided1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1 15-oz container ricotta cheese1 egg1 24-oz jar tomato and basil pasta sauce23 package precooked lasagna noodles, preferably BarillaInstructions1.
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Putnam, for example, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals asserted in a case involving skim milk that it ran afoul of common sense to think that all a state would need to do in order to regulate this type of speech would be to redefine the relevant language to line up with the state's regulatory goals.
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As your students skim the selections below, they might choose the two or three articles that interest them most, then answer some of these questions: We also invite you to use the comments section to tell us what Times article about gender, from now or from the past, you might choose if you were asked to contribute.
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His conduct calls to mind the testimony of another secretary of state, George P. Shultz, in the aftermath of the Iran-contra imbroglio — the disastrous decision by the Reagan administration to sell overpriced weapons to Iran's Revolutionary Guards, skim off the proceeds, and slip millions to rebel cadres in Central America after Congress had cut off its support.
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A Dries Van Noten midi-length dress will always be draped in just the right way, so that it allows the illusion of a waist without actually defining it; a Dries Van Noten skirt, a straight sheath of lightweight silk, will always be slim enough to just skim over the hips, but not so slim that it impedes movement.
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Trump's instinct is going to be to forget about the past, to forget about Russia's annexation of Crimea, to forget about Russia's war in Ukraine, to skim over Putin's support for one of the worst dictators in the world, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and to say next to nothing about Russia violating our sovereignty in the 2016 election.
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I'll spare you the "you should read these emails" rant (yes, you should probably skim them to make sure there aren't any insane rules hiding in plain sight), and go with something more practical: All the messages you're receiving are a good reminder of the services you haven't used in years and should delete your account with or unsubscribe from.
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When ground troops find themselves in trouble -- and too close to the enemy for fighter jets to drop bombs without risking friendly-fire casualties -- A-353 pilots can skim hillsides day and night, under any type of weather, and engage ground targets with its 235 mm, seven-barrel Gatling gun, which fires depleted uranium bullets at 210,210 rounds per minute.
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The violations ranged from basic (scoop handles touching the flour when the flour wasn't in use; wet wiping cloths used for sanitizing surfaces not stored in sanitizing solution) to intermediate (access to a sink meant for handwashing was obstructed by a garbage can) to "high priority" (storing skim milk at 49 degrees Fahrenheit, well above the recommended 41 degrees Fahrenheit).
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For now, it's up to users themselves to annotate what might be important to highlight for readers, although when I asked him, Kazi told me he would like to incorporate over time more features that might use natural language processing to summarize and pull out what might be worth following up or looking at if you only want to skim read a longer conversation.
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So when ground troops find themselves in trouble -- and too close to the enemy for fighter jets to drop bombs without risking friendly fire casualties -- A-10 pilots can skim hillsides day and night, under any type of weather, and accurately and punishingly engage ground targets with its powerful 30 mm, seven-barrel Gatling gun, which fires depleted uranium bullets at 3,900 rounds per minute.
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So when ground troops find themselves in trouble -- and too close to the enemy for fighter jets to drop bombs without risking friendly fire casualties -- A-10 pilots can skim hillsides day and night, under any type of weather, and accurately and punishingly engage ground targets with the aircraft's powerful 30 mm, seven-barrel Gatling gun, which fires depleted uranium bullets at 3,900 rounds per minute.
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So when ground troops find themselves in trouble -- and too close to the enemy for fighter jets to drop bombs without risking friendly fire casualties -- A-10 pilots can skim hillsides day and night, under any type of weather, and accurately and punishingly engage ground targets with its powerful 30 mm, seven-barrel Gatling gun, which fires depleted uranium bullets at 3,900 rounds per minute.
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The technique, as it's deployed online today, often feeds off and exploits the fact that content-overloaded consumers skim-read stuff they're presented with, especially if it looks dull and they're in the midst of trying to do something else — like sign up to a service, complete a purchase, get to something they actually want to look at, or find out what their friends have sent them.
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Read more:I tried the viral lopsided shapewear shorts from Kim Kardashian&aposs SKIMS line and they did not live up to the hypeKim Kardashian shared photos of times she &apostaped up&apos her breasts to show people how to use her new body tapeMore than one fan suggested Kim Kardashian call her shapewear line SKIM over a month before the star announced its new name
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You will wonder if the creature you hear scuttling behind your walls, which you hope is merely a squirrel, is chewing through the ancient wiring and if so, how long it will take the spark to ignite the tinder that constitutes your walls, and if it happens when you're not home, whether the dogs who keep messing up your attempts at skim coating will make it out alive.
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Read more:Kim Kardashian's shapewear line now sells waist trainers, but doctors say they're terrible for your healthKim Kardashian says she never meant to 'intentionally disrespect' Japanese culture by naming her shapewear line 'Kimono'More than one fan suggested Kim Kardashian call her shapewear line SKIM over a month before the star announced its new nameKim Kardashian's shapewear line has a new name after facing backlash for originally being called 'Kimono'
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Kim Kardashian's shapewear line has a new name after facing backlash for originally being called 'Kimono'More than one fan suggested Kim Kardashian call her shapewear line SKIM over a month before the star announced its new nameKim Kardashian's shapewear line now sells waist trainers, but doctors say they're terrible for your healthKim Kardashian says she never meant to 'intentionally disrespect' Japanese culture by naming her shapewear line 'Kimono'
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Honig, a former doctor, fills the novel with expert medical detail, but fortunately, this and the author's hailing from London (that beloved refuge of Russian oligarchs — one of the novel's ironies is that everyone is trying to skim enough to get out of Russia) are almost all we learn from his book bio; no acknowledgments tempt us to distract ourselves by drawing links between the man and the story.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wisc.) has taken notice, demanding answers about this "dues skim" in an April 28500 letter to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
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The line, Surely Books, will premiere in spring 2021, and will be curated by Mariko Tamaki, an author whose work includes the graphic novels "Skim," illustrated by her cousin Jillian Tamaki, about a Catholic school student who falls for her female English teacher, and "Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me," illustrated by Rosemary Valero-O'Connell, about the on-again, off-again relationship between two high school girls.
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THE FALCON THIEFA True Tale of Adventure, Treachery, and the Hunt for the Perfect BirdBy Joshua Hammer It's not easy to get into the mind of a notorious wild-bird trafficker — the kind of person who smuggles fertile peregrine falcon eggs by strapping them to his body, or dangles from a helicopter 700 feet over the sea so that he can skim an Arctic cliff face to raid white gyrfalcon nests.
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In a country where many poor people lacked any form of ID, like a birth certificate or a driver's license, this has been a revolution, because they can now open a bank account and get government aid sent directly to them — rather than having bureaucrats, bankers or postal workers skim off 30 percent each year through the mail — and then link their bank account to their mobile phones, from which they can buy, sell, transfer money and receive payments digitally anytime anywhere.
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A desultory skim is worth your while, though, as you'll learn, say, that El Patio is "a top Havana restaurant" to this day, or that "Les Apaches de Belleville" inspired "a rather violent Jazz Age dance, in which the partners cuff each other around and melt into a concluding waltz," or that, less whimsically, Zelda's brother was also mentally ill and his suicide resulted in a "new defeatism" on his sister's part, or so her worried husband saw fit to inform a doctor.
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By the time I got to Little Town on the Prairie, in which Pa performs in a minstrel show and Laura raves about the hilarity of the "darkies," I was old enough that I had grasped without help that minstrel shows were racist, and had developed a strategy for reading such passages: I would say, "Oh my god, Laura," and then skim past to get to the good part about all the girls at Laura's school playing cliquish power games with their calling cards.
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