Make sure that you are slicing in one fluid movement—it's like slicing through an apple, not sawing though a loaf of bread.
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If the utility knife were a little longer it would be perfect for slicing wider loaves of bread like sesame semolina, but the serrated edge has been great for slicing more narrow breads like baguettes, and for slicing softer foods like tomatoes and grilled peaches.
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Mattos starts by slicing up the fluke, then rotating the pieces and slicing them again into teeny, tiny bits, which, with their shiny translucence, suddenly resemble crystals.
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This set features four matte black stainless steel knives – a chef's knife, bread knife, filleting knife, and slicing knife – that will have you slicing and dicing with ease.
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Be sure to keep this pie chilled for easy slicing.
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Normally $30, Cyber Monday is slicing off 37% for you.
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Let cool for at least 20 minutes before slicing. 4.
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Let the pizza rest for a few minutes before slicing.
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To save time slicing, they decided to use a mandoline.
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Let the meatloaf rest for 15 minutes before slicing. 7.
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Allow to rest for 5 minutes before slicing thinly. 3.
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She had to fight back to tears while slicing onions.
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Cool for at least 10 minutes before slicing and serving.
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Soon enough Langlands has got the hang of it, slicing
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For cutting and slicing, this power tool's got you covered.
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This required crafty thinking as well as slicing and cutting.
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Whoever does the slicing has to know what he's doing.
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A franchise everyone loathes slicing through competition with efficient excellence.
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Time Warner itself is no stranger to slicing and merging.
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For startups, employee turnover and slicing headcount is not unusual.
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The skinny supertalls slicing into the view of Central Park.
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"They like cutting people up, slicing them," the President said.
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There's no slicing or shredding disc for things like cheese.
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They are as temporary as the trains and planes slicing overhead.
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A tree root slammed into his head, slicing open his skin.
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Let the cake cool for a further 5 minutes before slicing.
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Let the bread rest 30 minutes to an hour before slicing.
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Chic grabs a knife, slicing Alice, and begins swinging at Jughead.
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Or skip the slicing, and make chips out of kale leaves.
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Let the porchetta rest for 15 to 20 minutes before slicing.
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Slicing it in half with a fire-hot knife, of course.
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It feels as though someone is slicing my nipples with glass.
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Pounding meat, by contrast, brought no benefit, whereas slicing it did.
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Remove from oven and let sit for 10 minutes before slicing.
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Tell the grill master what you want, and he starts slicing.
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"Winning is never about slicing and dicing the electorate," he said.
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It's gonna be four fucking guys onstage just slicing heads off.
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Let the steaks rest for about 10 minutes before slicing. 2.
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As with all roasts, you must let it rest before slicing.
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Slicing through valleys, the winds gather more speed, desiccating the air.
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One of them is slicing the whitish melon with a pocketknife.
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I mean, there are dozens of ways of slicing and dicing.
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Moreover, corporate bond issuance largely dried up, slicing into underwriting fees.
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This fender design adds to the rigidity and handle strength when slicing.
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Maybe the bands will hold it all together without slicing it apart.
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I'm taking this one image and I'm slicing it into multiple posts.
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Remove from the grill and let rest for 10 minutes before slicing.
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Politicians normally present increases in the minimum wage as better pie-slicing.
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This set comes with a fine shredder, coarse shredder, and slicing blade.
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Transfer to the freezer for 2 to 3 hours before slicing. 13.
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Some thought bread-slicing bagels should be an offense punishable by law.
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These often involve slicing the tops off mountains or drying up lakes.
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Mousasi got to work slicing through Hall's guard and threatening arm triangles.
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Transfer the pan to a rack and let cool completely before slicing.
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Let the duck rest 10 minutes before thinly slicing on an angle.
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But he seems to be slicing off body parts as he goes.
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He said he became adept at slicing shad to remove the roe.
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The chef smiled at them while slicing two thin pieces of snapper.
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Transfer to a cutting board to rest for 10 minutes before slicing.
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The blade's slightly straighter cutting edge is best suited for precise slicing.
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In the next most popular, King is in a bikini, slicing lemons.
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When we arrived, the kitchen staff were slicing baguettes for jambon beurre .
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Instead there was a lot of slicing and dicing sleight of hand.
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No matter how hard I pushed down, there was no slicing happening.
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The processor comes with a slicing disc, shredding disc, and chopping blade, which can be used for a variety of functions, including mincing and slicing fruits and veggies, grating cheese, whipping up sauces and purees, and making pie crust.
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Forget everything you thought you knew about slicing fruit open on your abdomen.
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The other was a serrated knife for slicing bread, with a rounded end.
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Slicing meats, throwing baguettes around, squeezing mayonnaise -- I just got into a zone.
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Trim the spring onions, halving the white parts and thinly slicing the greens.
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Transfer to a cutting board to rest for 10 minutes before slicing. 3.
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Transfer to a cutting board to rest for 10 minutes before thinly slicing.
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Plus, he's trying to innovate within the world of weird sand slicing videos.
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For $10, the Chef'n Avoquado hits the hat trick: pitting, scooping and slicing.
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A likelier outcome is a gradual slicing away of parts of public holdings.
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GE also will be slicing 4.73 percent of staff from the home office.
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We're slicing the short rib up and putting the steaks onto the grill.
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Then, some months after the slicing, Corkin began asking for Henry's brain back.
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War takes lives, particularly young ones, slicing years off life expectancy, often suddenly.
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"It's nostalgia food," Holland says, removing decorative rosemary sprigs before slicing right through.
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No, it's a slicing and dicing model and it's like the mobile. Right.
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Transfer to a cutting board to rest 10 minutes before thinly slicing. 3.
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Rest on a cutting board for at least 10 minutes before slicing. 6.
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Marketers love slicing and dicing by region: APAC, NorAm, LatAm, MENA, ANZ, etc.
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This process ends up slicing off the top and bottom of the image.
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All to save people that pesky slicing and the washing of one knife.
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All of these strategies involve slicing and dicing the market into different segments.
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"Little cabbages!" she said with pleasure, slicing one open for the first time.
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In the background, at the gleaming drinks cart, William Inge is slicing limes.
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"Slicing the meat to order, serving it directly to the customer," he said.
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The family friendly CX-213 is the driver's choice for slicing through corners.
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With a guttural grunt, he mimed a swift slicing stroke of a knife.
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In one picture, we see her slicing through his neck with a sword.
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Made from quality German steel, they can perform precise chopping, slicing, and cutting.
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He begins slicing up cucumber and pulverizing some mint, muddling it all together.
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Pacific2120 Essentials 2100-Piece Knife Set — $2299.99 See Details In this set, you'll get three blades: a carving knife perfect for working with fish, a Santoku knife great for slicing meat, and the utility knife perfect for slicing and dicing produce.
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It includes a stainless steel thin slicing disc, one medium slicing disc, a stainless steel shredding disc, one blade for chopping, mixing, and kneading dough (yes it's powerful enough to tackle dough with ease), a spatula, and an instruction/recipe book.
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Thus, bread-slicing is actually a transformative option when it comes to these bagels.
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But as far as Panera goes, I'll ride for bread-slicing until the end.
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Let the loin rest for 5 minutes before slicing, then serve with the salsa.
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Let the loin rest for 13 minutes before slicing, then serve with the salsa.
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Life hacks make tedious tasks like slicing avocados or opening jars a bit easier.
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Give the steaks enough time to rest before properly slicing in - and chowing down.
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They carefully clear dodgy-looking buildings, slicing the pie, watching those doors and corners.
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Feeling utterly alone, Ms. Nickolan attempted suicide, slicing her arms with a razor blade.
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Or we could see its rotating white-green beacon slicing across the scrub oak.
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These charged particles are capable of slicing right through DNA chains, increasing cancer rates.
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Transfer to a cutting board to rest for 10 minutes before thinly slicing. 4.
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The food processor includes a medium slicing disc, shredding disc, and chopping/mixing blade.
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I dive in headfirst, slicing the still quite wobbly meat, and take a bite.
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I'll accommodate my mother's incredibly specific instructions for slicing potatoes when I help prep.
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Chief Justice Roberts asked him whether he was slicing things a little too fine.
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Remove from oven and let sit at least 15 to 20 minutes before slicing.
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Transfer to a cutting board and let rest for 10 minutes before slicing. 7.
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The large spray-painted strokes felt like swordplay, aggressively slicing into the large panel.
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The aging of America's population is slicing the health-care industry in multiple ways.
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For a juicy medium-rare, let the steak rest for 10 minutes before slicing.
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It's ideal for managing tougher root veggies and slicing up larger cuts of meat.
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Plenty of devices perform the same function as the PegLeg, no leg slicing requiring.
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Blue, purple, gold cilia turned in the watery yellow shafts of light slicing down.
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Slicing with obsidian, I peeled the fur off and then the muscle and tendons.
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The most time-consuming part of this recipe is pitting and slicing the olives.
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A giant backhoe was slicing up some of Hotevilla, the bastion of traditional Hopi.
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It's great for slicing avocados for salads, sandwiches, scrambled eggs, and of course, guacamole.
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Drive modes cover everything from dropping off the babysitter to slicing up the autobahn.
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I ask you to chill the meat before slicing it thin for the marinade.
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What if the surgeon started slicing into my knee before it was completely numb?
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Kingery laced a solo homer in the fourth, slicing the lead to 7-4.
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That includes a serrated utility knife for bread-slicing, an 8-inch slicing knife for brisket-carving, an 8-inch chef's knife for veggie-chopping, two paring knives for garlic-mincing, and a 103-inch general-purpose Santoku knife for, well, everything else.
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Its mouth, the researchers say, was most definitely capable of slicing into flesh or fins.
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It ends with a mandoline slicing not only the potatoes, but her and Legend's finger.
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Since that incident, Teigen always wears kevlar gloves when slicing potatoes, which she does often.
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Skin parted; liquid oozed as the blade dove deeper, slicing through connective tissue and fat.
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The best slices emerged thin and curly, shaved by slicing downward, rigid tail held tight.
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Rivals may be waiting for Bunge to become a better bargain before slicing it up.
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Each knife has balanced handles and high-carbon forged blades for smooth and comfortable slicing.
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The slicing and dicing of identity has occurred in at least half a dozen dimensions.
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Maybe it was woman slicing open her belly to release the mutant baby she's carrying.
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Politicians are candidly pictured playing chess, slicing cheese and gardening, alongside summaries of their policies.
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To stop them from slicing his fingertip off, Stratman suggests she "test it out" first.
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Yet Mr Putin's reputation at home rests on increasing Russian territory, not slicing bits off.
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Typically, when we think of sailing, we imagine canvas-clad schooners slicing through ocean waves.
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Each piece — a vegetable knife, slicing knife, utility knife — is a sight to behold, too.
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All the while, Tony Zhang, a Chinese-born sushi chef, was expertly slicing those orders.
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Thank you in advance for not slicing and dicing this, making me look even worse.
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He's playing with confidence, slicing through defenders, and getting to the bucket seemingly at will.
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Cover the chicken with foil and let rest 10 minutes before slicing and serving. 5.
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He can adjust to transition defenses with ease, slicing around them or powering through them.
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Buildings seem to be leaning on or over one another, slicing off at odd angles.
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Nothing against reliving memories of Sam Donaldson slicing his Chateaubriand—it just wasn't my thing.
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There are already too many experts slicing and dicing our expectations and ambitions for us.
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That's because slicing large apartments into smaller ones is not easy once construction has started.
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Let it rest 10 minutes or so before slicing into wide strips, across the grain.
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Its founder, Eric Strandberg, partnered with a friend and began slicing and baking the apples.
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Now he's slicing and dicing music into post-song creations ripe for TikTok and Triller.
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Instead, he proposed slicing the Department of Transportation's budget by 13 percent, or $2.4 billion.
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He carried the puck behind the net before slicing a backhand in off a post.
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Slipping beneath the skin, slicing the facade, close to the bone, too close for comfort.
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Then, as if he's slicing clay with a wire, he cuts the watermelon into perfect wedges.
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His agenda of slicing and dicing programs targeting America's poor isn't the agenda Trump ran on.
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People love the guy, and this bit of sensual slicing has garnered nearly 10 million views.
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But on Tuesday, she was at the slicing of a special one for son Prince Charles.
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Allow the frittata to cool for 5 minutes before transferring to a cutting board and slicing.
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Precisely by slicing out this moment and freezing it, all photographs testify to time's relentless melt.
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Inventory investment was neutral to GDP growth after slicing 1.46 percentage points in the first quarter.
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Slicing up the data by skill level does not offer much comfort to Warriors fans eithers.
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As the season later revealed, the man slicing his face up wasn't Delos himself at all.
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Take the steaks off the heat and let them rest for about 10 minutes before slicing.
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We got in touch with Florencio to find out what makes his slicing skills so special.
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In a battle Badhanai darted underneath Waubin, slicing off his right leg with a bamboo knife.
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This led him to create his own channel devoted to the careful art of slicing food.
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My grandfather would pluck them one by one, gingerly slicing and squeezing them to make juice.
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Like a chef's knife, it's excellent for slicing and dicing, but it's also great for chopping.
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Betts followed with a single to left, scoring Bogaerts and slicing the lead to 5-4.
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It's used for chopping, cubing, slicing, and dicing vegetables, meats, and other ingredients, especially in volume.
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But even with this latest discovery, the pizza slicing problem continues to test mathematicians, Haddley said.
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Transfer the steak to a cutting board and allow to rest for 10 minutes before slicing.
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That made Piranhamesodon pinnatomus a pioneer among bony fish when it came to slicing up prey.
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"I took great pride in having thousands of different characters," he said, slicing into his steak.
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This set includes three knives of various lengths that'll surely upgrade your slicing and dicing game.
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"Creed: Rise to Glory" just doesn't hold my attention the way slicing and dicing blocks does.
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At one point, police Detective Michele Michaels testified Christian made a slicing motion across his neck.
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By noon, arborists were slicing the tree into sections and sending parts through a wood chipper.
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In November, Warren changed her stump speech, slicing it down and leaving more time for questions.
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My hands move in rapid-fire patterns, slicing blocks the moment they come into my reach.
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Rather than slicing each piece of fish to order, chefs do it before each seating begins.
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They don't get them by slicing up manna from Mother Nature in a zero-sum world.
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Red-tape slicing in the service of compassion and love are the hallmarks of Francis' papacy.
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But holes appear physically in many of her clothes, poking the surfaces or slicing tailoring apart.
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Officials are also considering slicing the number of refugees allowed for entry by half or more.
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All that pushing, slicing and packaging is repetitive, but it's far better than life in Gihembe.
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There, a bookbinder practices a fading craft: stitching, slicing and pressing stacks of paper into books.
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Now the new company that signs his checks, Yahoo, is slicing down its digital media divisions.
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Mr. Franklin takes a divide-and-conquer approach: He cuts the packer brisket roughly in half across its width, slicing the flat across the grain on the diagonal from one corner to the other, and slicing the point section from the front edge to the back.
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Unmold the baked bread immediately and cool on a wire rack for about one hour before slicing.
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A replica of Michonne's bag is a cool, lowkey way to feel like a zombie-slicing badass.
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To avoid a run to the emergency room, here's Real Simple's technique for properly slicing an avocado.
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Texas countered with Beltre's slicing homer just inside the right-field foul pole against reliever John Axford.
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Today, Starbucks is hosting another late-week happy hour and this time, it's slicing prices in half.
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But if you feel like slicing up all that red tape, McLaren's hybrid is now the fastest.
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Transfer to a cutting board and let rest for 10 minutes before thinly slicing against the grain.
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Its shares sank 15 percent on Friday to $58.27, slicing $478 million off the company's market value.
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You play by slicing boxes in half as they slide down a Guitar Hero-like note highway.
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Arrest warrants accuse them of stabbing and slicing Coggins to death and giving him "seriously disfiguring" wounds.
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Think Ice Princess but more professional: Nagasu makes her own padding by slicing up old yoga mats.
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The colors are vibrant: bright red lipstick, white sailboats slicing through blue water, gleaming saxophones and trumpets.
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That said, they were about as enjoyable to watch as the arm-slicing scene in 127 Hours.
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There's a second opening for smaller foods to keep them in place for precise slicing and chopping.
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Rival Schwab swiftly followed by slicing its own fees on standard online trades to $4.95, from $6.95.
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Picture it: You're in the middle of slicing open one of these fertility fruits when, uh, shit!
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Make the chichinga skewers: Trim any sinew and thick fat from beef before slicing into strips approx.
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But the temperature was in the mid-30s, with a slicing wind that the Arctic would envy.
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My personal opinion is when you cut it with a slicing machine, it tastes a lot better.
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This image from the European Union's Copernicus satellite shows the smoke slicing north to south through Brazil.
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I use my utility knife for trimming broccoli, slicing onions, cutting sandwiches, and other "medium-size" jobs.
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These foam sealed, onion enzyme-absorbing goggles could be the key to slicing up onions tear-free.
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We'll be picking some up after work (and slicing them the correct way, thank you very much).
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Mazara followed with a slicing liner over left fielder Khris Davis to put Texas up 373-237.
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On camera, the host demonstrates the jello knife's power by slicing sheets of paper and a cucumber.
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These two items together will handle all the chopping, cutting, and slicing any home chef may need.
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Some New York synagogues are pre-slicing the challah bread, which is typically torn, to minimize touching.
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In slicing an entire brain into extremely thin leaves of tissue, the delicate interior architecture was decimated.
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There are sand dunes and lava flows and knife-edged mountains slicing skyward from the desert floor.
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Learn French slicing and dicing techniques with a quick course (2185 euros) at the Atelier des Chefs.
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Before slicing, visually map out your approach, noting where you want the knife to enter and exit.
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"These tomatoes are so perfect right now for frying," Adams says, slicing the tomatoes into thick rounds.
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It comes with a chef's knife, bread knife, slicing knife, Santoku knife, utility knife, and paring knife.
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While these usually involve slicing scenes of violence or sex, they often involve more politically-minded edits.
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Some people responded with humor, making memes about preparing for the Coronavirus by slicing up some limes.
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Their choreography has aggressive accents of taekwondo and boxing, along with an air-slicing assortment of somersaults.
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After slicing on the mandoline, they are rolled up to look like a big orange cinnamon bun.
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Midway through the fourth, the Sixers trailed by 31 before slicing into the gap by the end.
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But, when you slice the pie ever thinner, "you're also slicing your membership base," Mr. Homer said.
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This slicing method enables an entirely new way to print designs with the CERES additive micromanufacturing system.
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You can introduce toddlers to practical kitchen skills and experiences such as slicing and sharing healthy snacks.
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A meat slicing knife works, but LaFrieda prefers a butcher&aposs knife to get the job done.
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Use the sliced brussels sprouts they sell at the supermarket — you're not made of sprouts-slicing time!
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The slicing reveals recognizable forms (a blinking eyeball, letters) packed in the inner layers of the loaf.
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This photo's composition is enthralling: Saturn's rings cut Titan right in the middle, slicing the photo in half.
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"But I dont think Sanders is looking for Congress to gather together and start slicing dicks," Oliver guessed.
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It isn't the sharpest knife, but it still managed to pass his veggie-slicing test with flying colors.
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The technique involves cutting the cake horizontally against a cutting board and slicing it into equal-sized strips.
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As skilled as Furman may be slicing melon with a samurai sword, chopping fruit isn't his only calling.
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Based on the muscle insertions on the jaw, the researchers suspect that Matheronodon had a powerful, slicing bite.
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But recently Mr Bolsonaro has talked of "slicing" reform into stages, starting by introducing a minimum pensionable age.
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"I was making powders and slicing nuts and I don't know where it all came from," he says.
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The split won't increase ICE's underlying value—slicing a pizza three or four times doesn't make it bigger.
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That bill was particularly bruising to farmers, slicing $903 billion from the Department of Agriculture over 10 years.
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It's recurring feature is militaristic, giant robots blasting and slicing each other with various mechanized weapons of war.
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Slicing uprooted trees with a chainsaw, they gathered wood, coconuts and other debris blocking the waterway since Irma.
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Their slicing software is totally free, runs standalone, and is incredibly powerful (they're not paying me, I swear).
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She begins by slicing the cake horizontally, and then lays the long slice down on a cutting board.
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You can't just lease a storefront, hang a "neurosurgery practiced here" sign, and start slicing open people's heads.
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There's a tendency to reach to normalize Trump's hot-knife-through-butter slicing and dicing of his Cabinet.
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Operating expenses soared to $235.3 million, slicing into profits and raising concern about the company's long-term outlook.
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Of course, but converting it to succulent little steaks makes the slicing simpler and the cooking time faster.
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Others on horseback showed off their skills by slicing cabbages and aubergines in half while on the move.
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That's all well and good, but getting there has nothing to do with cutting benefits and slicing spending.
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Holding the lemon flesh over the food processor bowl, cut out the segments by slicing between the membranes.
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CRISPR'd food is not currently regulated by the FDA as it is only slicing out of certain genes.
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The train ran into him going 17 miles an hour, fracturing his skull and slicing both his legs.
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As for the pastrami, if it were not for the different slicing techniques, I'd call it a tie.
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Maxine and her coach took turns trying to beat each other's distances, their lines slicing through the air.
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Anna Rated R for scantily-clad stabbing, slicing, shooting and slashing, and an alarming number of exploding heads.
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After his debut, Trier's dunks, slicing passes and chase-down blocks have quickly made him a fan favorite.
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Mr. Floris was slicing off pieces of a pecorino stagionato — pecorino di Pienza aged at least six months.
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One of my favorites is creating seamless panoramas by simply slicing your photo in two — like this one.
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There is no guarantee, though, that the president won't try slicing the research budget yet again in 2018.
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Airlines including United are in the process of slicing their cabins into smaller classes to increase passenger revenue.
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Each knife is equipped with SharpIN™ technology that makes executing essential chopping, slicing, and dicing tasks effortless.
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This skill offers step-by-step tutorials for chopping produce, from breaking down mangoes to slicing bell peppers.
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The report includes videos of border agents slicing plastic water jugs and pouring the water onto the ground.
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With its bills, Congress would significantly cut the deduction of state and local taxes, slicing into that incentive.
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But assimilation is a much better goal than slicing and dicing people up into seven zillion little things.
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Slicing the pie is more art than science, making it difficult to prove that a decision was wrong.
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Privatizing the space station is a foolish middle path, akin to King Solomon slicing the baby in two.
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While you're slicing those aromatic little cloves, heat the canola oil until it's good and h-o-t.
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A woman slicing vegetables stares into the middle distance until she slices her fingers off; she barely stirs.
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He has also shown off his jaw-dropping skills meat-slicing skills on Instagram for his 10.6 million followers.
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In surgery, Dr. Lee marks up Josh's head, then starts slicing into the egg-like knot with her scalpel.
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She covers Brandon's head with a paper-thin medical sheet, and starts slicing into the cysts with her scalpel.
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The discovery of P. pinnatomus shows there was at least one flesh-slicing species around during this time period.
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Xander Bogaerts brought him home with a slicing sacrifice fly after Dustin Pedroia's double put runners in scoring position.
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For weeks I tried to manage the feeling myself, which meant slicing my leg with the closest sharp object.
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Let the bread cool completely before slicing and eating, at least 4 hours but preferably 8 to 24 hours.
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Racing high over beautiful landscapes, catching epic sunrises, slicing through clouds, it's an exquisite way to appreciate nature's grandeur.
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Slicing the candle with Needle was a neat trick given that she's learned how to fight in the dark.
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What we do see is June slicing off part of her ear to remove a tracker as she escapes.
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And is there any benefit to having two parallel blades, other than slicing through something twice for some reason?
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Precisely slicing audio samples was a breeze, as was navigating through my project to move groups of sounds around.
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And only Nigella could make us delight in their wood-slatted slicing upon an altar of southern hemisphere spring.
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Windows chief Terry Myerson is departing the company in the summer, and Microsoft is slicing Windows into two teams.
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At the time, the transgender woman happened to be slicing soap so there was a knife in her hand.
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Tulsa trailed by as many as 453 points before slicing that deficit to eight thrice in the waning moments.
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Clearly someone at Ben & Jerry's has seen the videos of enterprising bloggers slicing up pints for ice cream sandwiches.
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Last month, however, Mr. Stillwagon, 213, of East Northport, N.Y., was slicing vegetables and fruits in a professional kitchen.
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"Cactus" is some kind of horny mystery; "Debaser" has Francis "slicing up eyeballs" in homage to Buñuel and Dali.
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Vogt followed by slicing a 95-mile-per-hour fastball that was on the outside edge, scoring both runners.
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The House approved a tax measure Thursday slicing corporate and personal taxes by $1.5 trillion over the coming decade.
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First, he is facing the natural, preferred slicing angle out wide from right-handed servers, whom he predominantly faces.
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He was held and tortured over days, at one point with Manson reportedly slicing his ear with a sword.
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Caterpillars, aphids and slugs slimed and crawled their way around the mustard plants, slicing, sucking and chewing up leaves.
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That's where we found Mr. Blanch, alternately taking orders and slicing open urchins with a custom-made mini guillotine.
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As Armitage begins by thinly slicing the tempeh, she assures me that the end result will be wildly different.
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With G, countless times, I chose words with a slicing edge, cutting deeply enough to make him step back.
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Transfer the beef to a cutting board and let it rest for at least 10 minutes before slicing. 2.
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Like a cenotaph slicing through layers of Polish identity, "Flight" reveals the inner guts of national conflict and division.
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Most of the work here is in the ingredient prep — a little extra slicing gets you something truly delicious.
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Nations let us print 4:3 smartphone images in full, without slicing anything off at the top and bottom.
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Taylor pursued it on the grass and then realized it was carrying over his head and slicing behind him.
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One has a large white arrow overlapping the edges of a black rectangle and slicing it into five triangles.
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Castro drove in Hicks by slicing the first pitch of his at-bat just inside the right-field line.
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Then, in 2013, the Grand River Historical Society welcomed the bread slicing machine -- a loan from the Smithsonian Institution.
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Reducing risks in financial assets by slicing them into easily manageable tranches would spread the risk out, for example.
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And in the cancer cases, the morcellators were doing exactly what they were supposed to do — slicing up tissue.
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But with so much riding on those slicing and dicing utensils, choosing the right ones can be quite difficult.
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When slicing meat to use in a stir-fry, place it in the freezer first for about 15 minutes.
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Some co-working operators appeal to specific subcultures, slicing and dicing the flex-space market into ever narrower segments.
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The Instagram video, titled "Ottoman Steak," features Gokce slicing a bone-in steak and lavishly sprinkling it with salt.
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They also knew that whatever bullshit-slicing superpowers adolescence may have granted them, Greta possessed another superpower as well.
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What matters more is squeezing onto an already-crowded train, elbowing past other people and slicing through a crowd.
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These female characters tend to be offered up as foils to balance out the slicing and dicing happening onscreen.
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James describes the otherworldly frenzy of just walking with Jackson to his car, slicing through waves of screaming fans.
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"I can't imagine doing anything other than slicing the meat from the rotisserie for tacos al pastor," he says.
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Working quickly, Dr. Lee begins slicing, pressing, and popping squishy lipomas out of April's skin, starting with her left arm.
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PDT showed a flurry of black fins — albeit grainy and distant — slicing through the surface of the Queen Charlotte Strait.
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It combines the slicing ability of a machete with the useful functions of a spatula, especially while grilling and barbecuing.
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But slicing this real-life dog photo both vertically and horizontally essentially turned it into a compilation of smaller pixels.
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People all over the world fell for his tight t-shirts, "extra" meat slicing skills, and theatrical manner of salting.
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Score each piece of the chicken in two or three places, slicing about 1/4-inch into the meat. 2.
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In November, Amazon announced that it would be slicing its new HQ in two, split between LIC and Northern Virginia.
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"It's like an awesome kitchen knife that can be used for superbly slicing bread — or stabbing people," the source said.
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Remove thin membranes from back of slabs by slicing into the membrane with a knife and then pulling it off.
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After slicing through public services and handouts for the poorest, austerity is now biting hard at the professional middle classes.
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I mouthed "Yas, queen" when she told Frey who she was before slicing a bloody, scarlet smile into his neck.
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Victorinox Ranger Wood 55 | $90 No need to feel like a brute when you're slicing and dicing in the wild.
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She was found dead in August 2015 with multiple stab wounds, defensive wounds and slicing wounds in her upper back.
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When they need a new pair of DNA-slicing scissors, called a nuclease, they just steal one from a germ.
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Slicing the vegetables did not provide any benefit, but pounding them reduced the force required to chew by about 9%.
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When a fisherman fins a shark by slicing the fins off of its body, the shark is often still alive.
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In the clubhouse, Asmussen had watched Ortiz save yards by deftly slicing through openings without having to slow Creator down.
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I've spent this entire year preparing myself for Apple slicing off the classic port and replacing it with something else.
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I'm not sure whether slicing pizzas with scissors is an Italian thing, or just something we do in my family.
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"This cutting board is perfectly sized for all slicing, chopping, dicing and cutting of vegetables, meats, and seafood," wrote one.
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Kendrick connected on the second pitch, slicing a drive that hit the screen attached to the right-field foul pole.
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He suffered five lacerations, 17 stab wounds and six slicing wounds, Coleman said, including several defensive injuries on his arms.
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We cut back to the sex scene, then to her slicing prose, cranked out in the middle of the night.
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Workers stand for hours in front of this rapid, relentless flow of chickens—cutting, slicing, twisting, cooking, freezing and packaging.
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A view of two imaginary nations created by slicing the country along the sharp divide between Republican and Democratic Americas.
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It will return to slicing between the planet and its rings, before crashing into the clouds and immolating in September.
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The curved cutting edge accommodates rocking the blade from tip to heel for versatile tasks, including chopping, cutting, and slicing.
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But slicing raw meat into smaller pieces allowed the volunteers to grind it further into bits small enough to swallow.
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Transfer the duck to a cutting board and rest for 10 minutes before slicing into 1/4-inch thick pieces.
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The buzzy video startup VidMob specializes in slicing videos into bite-size pieces for social media, theoretically saving marketers money.
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After Carey's missed free throws, Akinjo made two foul shots with 42 seconds to go, slicing Duke's lead to four.
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Slicing into a perfectly cooked steak — medium rare, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise — can induce drool on sight.
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She's fully booked for the next two months, which means a lot of baking, cooking, slicing, and melting to do.
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Critics seized on a video she uploaded last year, slicing out a 14-second clip to set loose on Twitter.
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I remembered the red-tailed hawk I once saw circling high above a burning canyon, slicing through clouds of smoke.
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On the other hand, any misdeeds could be punished with beatings, servitude, exile or death by strangulation, decapitation or slicing.
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As the hook picks up, she begins slicing at the air with her scalpel, just inches from the patient's back.
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The separation of Mr. Friedman and Ms. Bloomfield is more complicated; they are slicing up an empire, not surrendering one.
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The water taxi sped toward the Dumbo docks, slicing through a rumpled East River, swirling Ms. Tierney's loose brown hair.
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It had become a mainstay in minimally invasive surgery, slicing up tissue so it could be removed through tiny incisions.
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Unfortunately, the removal involves a lot of slicing and scissor-snipping, until the growth lodged under the skin is removed.
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Colorado had another shot at slicing the lead in half when Ali fouled D'Shawn Schwartz on a 3-point attempt.
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Phones came out and were wielded like knives, each one slicing off a section of her walk for the posting.
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The set includes a seven-inch Nakiri vegetable knife, an 8.5-inch slicing knife, and a five-inch utility knife.
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Currently, you can model someone's brain at the synapse level only by slicing it up after the person is dead.
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GM's share price has lost 9% since the strike began, slicing more than $4 billion from the automaker's market value.
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Aberdeen Standard had been "top-slicing" some of the recent profits made on Russian rouble-denominated bonds, known as OFZs.
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Perched astride her TT bike, red wheel rims slicing through the gloom, Dygert started like a rocket and was relentless.
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UC Davis continued to hang around, slicing the deficit to 66-62 on free throws from Damion Squaire and Manjon.
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Some mid- to high-end food processors also feature adjustable slicing blades so you can customize your setup even further.
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Sometimes I would imagine slicing the pristine surface of the cake open, freeing a great colony of neon green worms.
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Slicing through his farm is a wide, straight strip of grass on which the municipal government will eventually build a road.
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She strategically slices around the lump with her scalpel — which is a different approach than she normally takes, slicing straight across.
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The newest paper, on which Novoselov is a co-author, focuses only on the "liquid phase exfoliation," the slicing graphite method.
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Bread-slicing, though popular, can be quite a nuisance to Panera employees, as many of them have complained over the years.
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Remove from pan once cooked through and blot out excess oil with paper towel before slicing into thin-long strips. 2.
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Each one is made of ice-tempered stainless steel and honed to a razor sharp edge for optimal slicing and dicing.
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Transfer steaks to a cutting board, and let stand until 125° to 130° (for medium-rare), about 10 minutes, before slicing.
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At the same time, tumbling energy prices are upending the economies of oil-producing countries, further slicing into global economic growth.
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Scott Schebler brought the Reds within 3-2 in the fifth by slicing a double to left that scored Billy Hamilton.
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Like this:The new approach shows you can use a way more complex pizza slicing approach that still yields equally sized pieces.
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And for Halloween, apparently, we get a cringing pumpkin that warns us about the dangers of slicing up its fellow gourds.
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Whichever option you choose, try not to catch a chill when the GoT winds start slicing through the balmy July heat.
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Once I got a confirmed list (OK, maybe 78 percent of a list), I started slicing up July and August geographically.
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My surgeon makes an incision on the underside of my jaw, inserts a small saw, and begins slicing at the bone.
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"We all should seek efficiencies where we can, but I'm not supportive of the idea of salami slicing either," Harris said.
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Freeman led off by slicing his opposite-field double that Ozuna lost, with the ball landing about 30 feet behind him.
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She was slicing a green pepper into a pan of onions and whole garlic cloves that were sautéing on the stove.
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If your current blender isn't crushing ice and slicing fruits as well as it should, now is the time to upgrade.
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Atomization means slicing things to their smallest components, in this case not insuring a whole houseful of goods but individual objects.
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The bow of a Europe-bound liner, the Stockholm, rammed into the Italian ship's starboard side, slicing a 40-foot gash.
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It's time to admit that the butter knife you claim can cut everything isn't actually capable of slicing a top sirloin.
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Which is why, on opening day, a full nine people are prepping it during service, slicing the nuts à la minute.
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Cutouts turned out to be one of the evening's biggest trends, and slicing a panel out of a dress paid dividends.
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Total beginners and self-proclaimed experts alike can benefit from this bundle and start slicing and dicing numbers like a pro.
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"Sampling was taking existing music and slicing it to recreate new sounds for original lyrics," Ms. Nasr wrote in an email.
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The process involved slicing the brain into 20-nanometer slabs, and then continuously imaging them for months in an undisturbed environment.
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It also reflects a trend: With starters going fewer and fewer innings, managers are slicing the remaining workload thinly among relievers.
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"I'm good," she said, slicing a speck, cabbage and egg pie she had pulled out of the pizza oven for breakfast.
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I bought my first mandoline; I brought it home because I'm so tired of slicing mom's potatoes for her scalloped potatoes.
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The lighting, always a special concern of Wilson's, is elaborate: thick, inky shadows; then sudden, slicing lights; then something else again.
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It is possible that other ways of slicing and dicing money data would produce some measure that moves the model more.
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In Florida, a state that's slicing public education most times it can, still founded the public Florida Polytechnic University in 2012.
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Use your knife skills (or not) Some vegetables are best when grilled whole, whereas others benefit from a little slicing and dicing.
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There's a fair bit of humor in tearing demons apart with your bare hands or slicing them in half with a chainsaw.
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Using the latest bionic technology, disabled competitors paired up with prosthetics developers to accomplish tasks ranging from bread slicing to bike racing.
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They discovered this by slicing off a piece of a dinosaur egg and putting it through a molecule-identifying mass spectrometer machine.
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You can see pale Saturn as a looming behemoth, with its rings like a piece of wire slicing the picture in half.
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But it also comes as the president proposes slicing $581 million from the budget, a move expected to include cutting park rangers.
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VMWare provides a way for networking slicing, where multiple virtual networks can be run on the same 2800G hardware, Cramer pointed out.
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He knocks out the trooper standing guard at the morgue and pulls out Will's body, slicing through the belly with a knife.
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And we cheer at Arya's cold-served revenge on Walder Frey, even though it involved slicing and dicing his sons into pies.
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One reason for the discrepancy is "p-hacking," the taboo practice of slicing and dicing a dataset for an impressive-looking pattern.
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I ground my teeth and said I would redo it carefully, peeling the first page off and promptly slicing open my finger.
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Pop was brutal onstage—barfing, taking his clothes off, dragging furniture or bodies around, slicing his chest with shards of broken glass.
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He made his statement while slicing and gluing strips of plastic to make a small skyscraper for one of his fantastical cityscapes.
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The footage shows the train colliding with the tractor trailer, slicing it in half, in North Salt Lake on a snowy day.
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So the idea of slicing, burning, scraping and digging deep enough to hit the pipe of the fountain of youth is terrifying.
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The morcellator works by literally morcellating—mincing, slicing, and dicing—the fibroids and the uterus into minuscule pieces inside the patient's body.
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Another woman giggles, off to the side, as the two standing women undress, one slicing off a piece of her own backend.
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Anthony Rizzo drew Chicago within a run in the bottom of the eighth by slicing an RBI single to left, plating Schwarber.
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But the sentimentality only goes so far, because these blades-on-wheels have also been slicing up something other than grass: hedgehogs.
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Industry experts and bagel pundits discussed the gastronomical implications of bread-sliced bagels; there were arguments for and against bread-slicing bagels.
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Stelton Cylinda Line Arne Jacobsen Teapot | $268 No need to feel like a brute when you're slicing and dicing in the wild.
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So the ground branch began informally "slicing" the hospitals into smaller, self-contained groups that could move and set up more quickly.
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Instead of slicing Trump's two hour-plus performance apart with one-liners, the sketch let the president's words do all the talking.
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Its podcast-focused counterpart shares the same underlying objectives, slicing and dicing individual episodes, using more than 1,500 tags to power recommendations.
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Plenty of other companies are offering ways of slicing and dicing data in the cloud, including DNAnexus, Seven Bridges and Illumina's BaseSpace.
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Brandon Maurer replaced Thornton, but Gregorius doubled down the right-field line to score Castro, slicing the Padres' lead to 7-4.
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CreditCreditCollier Schorr She had rhythm, a flow and swerve, hands slicing air, body weight moving from foot to foot, a beautiful rhythm.
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Urbina says she knows that slicing fish can be intimidating, but all you need is a sharp knife and a steady hand.
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A paring knife, a mandolin, a box grater, a guillotine—literally any other slicing tool would make more sense in this situation.
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We are in her Lexus wagon, slicing through three lanes of high-speed traffic from Interstate 605 at the Interstate 5 interchange.
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In that case, you might target more protected parts of the enemy, in hopes of slicing off an arm or a leg.
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Instead, try putting a bunch of them between two small plastic container lids, and then slicing horizontally through the opening, Lancaster says.
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From Mbandaka, we hired a canoe and motored upriver, our long, narrow boat slicing through the tannin-rich water like a pencil.
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Slicing fish may sound boring compared with dry-ice smoke, but knife work is arguably the greatest skill a sushi chef possesses.
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Capybara's cartoonish puzzle game is all about slicing through combo lines of monsters as you carve your way to each level's exit.
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When she erupts in defiance, Ms. van den Heever sent phrases slicing through Berg's orchestra, and you understood the character's frustrated power.
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Along with the knife, you'll also get a complimentary sharpener and cleaning cloth to keep it slicing and dicing smoothly for years.
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Magic Leap mimics this effect by stacking multiple waveguides to create focus planes — slicing up the image into crisp and blurry areas.
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This sounds a little like a butcher claiming to have gone into the meat-slicing business because he likes working with animals.
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It's already thought that P. azael and other palorchestids had enlarged "scimitar-like" claws that were ideal for slicing, clinging, and raking.
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He has proposed slicing the agency's $8.1 billion budget to $5.7 billion, and cutting 3,200 jobs from the agency's staff of 15,000.
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The GOP could end up splitting the vote — effectively delivering Doug Jones to the Senate and slicing the Senate majority to 51.
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The Vulture takes off with his jetpack, flying around the building and slicing through its load-bearing pillars, causing it to collapse.
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In Slicing the Budget Pie, in three states that had sufficient spending disclosure, we looked at the entire states' economic development incentive budgets.
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Williams was two matches from completing a Grand Slam when she lost to the slicing and the craft of the veteran Roberta Vinci.
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I'm sure you remember dissecting a frog as a kid — the sour-pickle odor of formaldehyde, the sharp scalpels slicing into rubbery skin.
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As far as those bagels go, bread-slicing is actually genius, because it allows you to enjoy the star ingredient in every bite.
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Slicing a few brains apart or taking a few MRIs won't be enough to get to the bottom of how these organs function.
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By October 2919, the aero team had reduced the coefficient of drag on the Le Mans 21962 car to an air slicing .35.
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A speeding commuter train slammed into a FedEx semi-trailer, slicing it in two, at a rail crossing in North Salt Lake, Utah.
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A ridgeline divides the city into two, slicing through the Presidio, hugging the eastern edge of Golden Gate Park, and skirting Twin Peaks.
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With his cutting-edge designs, he is certain to find a way to make even the softest of objects into a slicing machine.
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The trade shortfall subtracted 0.22 percentage point from fourth-quarter GDP growth after slicing off 2 percentage points in the July-September period.
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In the short trailer there is a whole lot of stabbing, slicing, dicing, and even a bit of intrigue to keep things interesting.
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Ashrita Furman pitched the idea to Guinness officials after earning a different world record for slicing the most watermelons on a friend's stomach.
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But slicing up huge oil tankers or freighters on beaches releases oil, heavy metals, dioxins, asbestos and other toxic chemicals into the sea.
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With two on and two outs, the left-handed-hitting All-Star hit a slicing line drive off the left field foul pole.
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And at another point we also see Rey using her lightsaber as a sort of boomerang — slicing through a tree in the process.
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Somehow, the music and the beat combine with the slicing of the blades to make you feel like you're really a Jedi warrior.
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The President was also holding a chef's knife, which could mean he tried his hand at slicing fish and preparing some hand rolls.
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However, the difficulty of performing the method and the fact that it involves slicing up samples makes it tough to perform huge analyses.
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After nearly slicing off half my labia with my dad's safety razor in the shower, I decided it was time to seek help.
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I have nothing left to look forward to except slicing my tomatoes, making dinner for my family and putting together this wedge salad.
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Dinner consists of me standing at the counter and slicing off pieces of bread, slathering them in butter, and sprinkling them with salt.
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Or, maybe she just cut her finger slicing vegetables at the worst possible time and this is all just a big misunderstanding (maybe).
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You can read all the textbooks you like, but sooner or later you're going to have to grab a scalpel and start slicing.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY So...hungry...now This compilation of satisfying food machines hooked us at the bacon slicing and never let go.
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The best recipes are the ones that are hands on — not just chopping and slicing and frying, but also folding, mashing, and molding.
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I'm a particular fan of the CocoKool 2330-in-217 Avocado Tool which helps consumers with the most basic of avocado-slicing operations.
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Halfway to town, we spotted a dark, slender fin slicing above the water in the near distance — the tip of a ray's wing?
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A bullet pierced a tinted side window of Ms. Land's black Pontiac Grand Prix, slicing through her neck and lodging behind her shoulder.
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They line up along the store's glass display case, on their tiptoes, addressing countermen revered for their prowess at slicing salmon paper-thin.
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But there's a whole lot more to do in VR on the Quest beyond slicing rhythm cubes and dodging bullets in slow-motion.
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Slicing raw vegetables did not make it easier for the volunteers to eat them, the scientists found — but pounding on the vegetables did.
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Transfer the thighs to a tray or rack and allow to rest for a few minutes before thinly slicing into suitably sized pieces.
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At a time when society's slicing itself up along lines of difference, we need a sense of support and community more than ever.
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With the HoloLens, muscles can be investigated individually, students can practice procedures without slicing skin and a single cell can be traced uninterrupted.
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A scrim of lights, at nine feet, aligned with the mezzanine, creates a layer of intimacy, slicing the restaurant's lofty height in half.
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Near the end of the afternoon, Joyce Asiginak carried the new boules out for slicing and the process kept going and kept going.
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In climactic outbursts, when she summoned all her smoldering power, Ms. Netrebko sent phrases slicing through the brassy orchestra and into the house.
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With two out, Stanton sent a broken-bat fly ball to right field, with part of his bat slicing over the Yankees' dugout.
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This handsome knife is great for slicing and peeling, plus you can use the pointed tip to fish out olives for your martini.
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"You see guys standing far back to return, or slicing their returns, and that's just an open invitation for a volleyer," Mayotte said.
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He ate it and then went back to slicing cold cuts for customers, packets of roast beef and turkey, Cheddar, white American, Swiss.
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Then came Mercado's charge down the right side, a rocket to the front of the goal, and Rojo slicing in to meet it.
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The thin cutlets you need are made from whole breasts by slicing them horizontally, and if necessary, pounding them to quarter-inch thickness.
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The most immediate use of 5G is "network slicing" to rapidly deploy and reconfigure specialized networks for financial, health care and other applications.
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I also toss her cut-proof gloves into my bag so that no one loses part of their hand while slicing cucumbers later.
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The dividing line between what counts as tech — often fuzzy — appears to be slicing along gross margin lines, and the repeatability of business.
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I've pressed out pies without a grater, too, by slicing thin sheets of chilled dough and joining them like tiles in the dish.
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His prized piece of machinery is a large cast-iron board shears that had a previous life slicing boxes in a candy company.
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" After the surgeons prepared a graft by slicing healthy skin from the woman's thigh—" Swoosh swoosh swoosh , like cutting a piece of salami!
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A judge found Mr. Monserrate guilty of misdemeanor assault for dragging Ms. Giraldo; Mr. Monserrate escaped a felony conviction for slicing her face.
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He also worked as a box boy, laid carpet and did other "random, random jobs," he recalled, including slicing meat at a deli.
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He had been trained to cut around tumors whenever possible, not through them, precisely because slicing into them could spread the cancer cells.
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The Spiders made one final charge, slicing the deficit to 71-63 when Grant Golden made a foul shot with 3:48 remaining.
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Markey won't be successful but his effort to transform the regulation slicing CRA into a roll of red tape should be sharply condemned.
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Since then, the law has become more of a sword than a shield, slicing businesses of all sizes for the slightest of mistakes.
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On March 8, Crew Dragon will detach from the station and return home by carefully slicing back through Earth's atmosphere and deploying parachutes.
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New England had little trouble slicing through the Minnesota defense on its first possession, ripping off an 81-yard, eight-play touchdown drive.
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In a paper published in PLoS One on Wednesday, Dr. Mountrakis and Sheng Yang, a graduate student, tried slicing deforestation a different way.
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She shared a photo of herself slicing into a fruit-topped cake while Jay-Z took a video of her on his phone.
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Back then, the buildings nearby "were only houses," Ms. Saito said while slicing a loaf of sourdough she had baked earlier that day.
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The EZ Salad Cutting Bowl takes all the fussy chopping and slicing out of salad prep so you can eat salad more often.
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Slicing open an Apeel avocado will break the shield, and at that point it will brown just as fast as a normal avocado.
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You are the one most like the music, and your inner being shines forth like a beacon slicing across the floor, illuminating the corners.
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After that story of a teenage girl slicing her way through Missouri's underground crime dens came Gillian Flynn's record-breaking thriller Gone Girl (723).
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After lining my saber up with the on-screen prompts a few times, Ren was stunned and I went to work slicing and dicing.
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You spend the whole game slicing up fools and solving puzzles as War, never encountering Death, Strife, and Fury, your brothers in undead arms.
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Slicing from the top down onto a flat cutting board yields rogue kernels all over your kitchen counter, which are a pain to collect.
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Just look at these *vintage* tweets I uncovered: Despite her familiarity with bread-slicing, Jones is still confused about why it's even a thing.
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With typical cutting systems, the slicing and moving of the samples can lead to imperfections, which could be magnified when the supercomputer gets involved.
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They're not doing what cable television or Netflix do where you have all these different shows that are slicing and dicing the consumer landscape.
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But there's a reason we don't give young children real, sharp knives with which to practice slicing onions, or real cars to drive around.
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Instacart operates in a challenging ecosystem that relies on slicing off margins of a delivery business while still keeping its shoppers and customers happy.
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In what was once a factory building next to its headquarters near Stockholm, it is demonstrating "network slicing", a technique to create bespoke networks.
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And before firms can take full advantage of "network slicing", for instance, they have to upgrade the computers at the core of their networks.
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And after slicing open his right pinkie on a custom drone during the playoffs, rap may begin looking like a decent hobby once again.
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And now, many domestic carriers are slicing up their economy class offerings into basic, standard and plus, further complicating the already complex ticketing process.
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But there's no reason to stress over slicing up the perfect portions if you've got access to a hundred thousand dollar industrial waterjet machine.
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Earlier this week, Marjorie, 53, posted a video of her and Steve, 61, slicing up fruits and veggies while making juice in their kitchen.
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Much of the slicing happened in America, where the firm had spent over $50m to acquire and rebrand Urbanspoon, a rival based in Seattle.
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If he were to start slicing a wedge of sand and mess up, it would be really unsettling to watch, at least for me.
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Having spent lots of hours slicing up fish to study their gut contents, "I'm sort of numb to the gore," Choy tells The Verge.
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Enterprising thieves have been known to drop in on passengers, clambering on top of CNGs and slicing through their canvas roofing to gain entry.
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Slicing through the red tape of Italian bureaucracy and national monument protection to allow 600 guests a seven-minute spectacle couldn't have been easy.
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Behind the blond-wood bar at Anyway Café, the bartender is whittling a horseradish root, slicing off long pale strips with a little knife.
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It's often brutal, slamming the bass and slicing with distortion, lurching sporadically to withhold the reassurance of rhythm, at one point breaking into screams.
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While slicing potatoes for French fries and ringing up customers at McDonald's, Leno learned a lesson about business he says is still important today.
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One worker, known as the "backup killer," stands in the middle, poking chickens with his knife and slicing their necks if they're still alive.
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But after Leyner gets done slicing the fictionalized version of his life into small and disconnected fragments, the slivers turn out to draw blood.
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As you're slicing a piece of pecan pie, somebody makes a remark about the bags under your eyes that you're still in denial about.
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The animation — which might make the squeamish among us a little uncomfortable — shows a surgeon's hand slicing open the scrotum and removing the testicles.
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"You slice them off just like slicing butter to put on your potatoes," he says, admitting it's a cruel way to prove a point.
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It comes with a tiny samurai sword, and I have to admit I haven't had so much fun slicing anything in a long while.
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The passion for lox can be just as intense at other fish mainstays in New York, each of which has its own slicing traditions.
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Plus, it'll give you support as you're chopping: A common mistake is using the slicing motion and chopping down aggressively on the cutting board.
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"Slice from a book?" sounds like you're cutting up the book, but we're supposed to be thinking about slicing our fingers and getting PAPERCUTs.
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Serving working stiffs from Staten Island, truck drivers from New Jersey, slicing smack through tony, litigious, brownstone Brooklyn, it is a modern American parable.
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She is best known for massive wall reliefs she creates by contorting steel, slicing canvas, and twisting wire into dark cavities that resemble voids.
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Serving to stay alive, Gauff saved a match point with a slicing, down-the-line backhand that peeled off the sideline for a winner.
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The Inuit case features the cutting and slicing motions on tissue, muscle, and tendon; the Freuchen case presents the pounding and chipping of snow.
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Photos and drone footage showed a line of glowing orange slicing through green yards and white vapor and fumes rising above the trees. Gov.
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Slicing it up in the shell with his pocketknife, he relished the squirm and the salt water that made the flesh taste fully alive.
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If Democrats nominate an anti-establishment candidate of the left, they risk slicing off a greater number of establishment Democrats, than Trump did Republicans.
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Start with the onions, slicing two big, sweet ones and setting them in a hot pan with a couple of glugs of olive oil.
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Then a woman rushed up to her and chopped off clumps of her hair, at one point slicing a chunk of her scalp off.
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And as a massive horde of new internet connected devices comes online through 5G, features like network slicing will hopefully help manage their security.
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Then, approaching me, she begins to wallop my eyes, my temples and my jawline in slicing motions like those used to finely chop onions.
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The latest alarm bell is that Wall Street analysts are slicing their forecasts for how much big companies will earn in the months ahead.
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U.S. stocks were the biggest casualty of such moves, with managers top-slicing allocations after a stellar year that has seen the S&P 500 .
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His flow drives forward like a hot knife slicing through butter; his hooks latch like a bed bug that refuses to leave its host body.
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During the late Jurassic, around 150 million years ago, sharks (which are cartilaginous fish) and turtles were capable of slicing into flesh with their teeth.
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That formula may no longer work, but simply slicing off the rhetorical half without any concomitant changes to the policy agenda would be genuinely suicidal.
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She fires off maybe ten rounds on an approaching walker, missing all of them before finally slicing the dude's head in half with her katana.
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We ran into some trouble in our own testing that ultimately resulting in our producer slicing open a finger on one of the Spark's blades.
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If you love avocado, you probably spend too much time peeling, pitting, and slicing up the creamy fruit for fancy toasts or your signature guac.
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The gory book captures an underground community of hackers slicing open their arms, hands and ears to insert objects ranging from magnets to RFID tags.
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The gory book captures an underground community of hackers slicing open their arms, hands and ears to insert objects ranging from magnets to RFID tags.
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The camera hovers over her shoulder as she moves her black felt-tip pen around the page, curving here, slicing it against a ruler there.
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Trader Joe's explains in the product description that Gone Berry Crazy is made by slicing strawberries in half, then dipping the halves in dark chocolate.
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There are even twists on this trend: melting things with fire, melting things with copper, melting things by slicing into them with a hot knife.
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Because although we might not be masters at julienning a cuke with ease, we can handle the extra slicing step on a piece of fruit.
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Marlins manager Don Mattingly had Curtis Granderson intentionally walked to get to Reynolds, who spoiled the plan by slicing an opposite-field single to right.
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In network slicing, each virtual network is tailored for the device being served at that instant, while all remain part of the same 5G network.
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Not only is the result Instagram-ready, the marbleized appearance makes slicing into these cakes look like a Sword and the Stone-style magic trick.
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It's not helped by a lot of conflicting noise coming out of the market as slicing and dicing data different ways reveals very different results.
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There are three games of 2016 to keep you busy, all of which focus on story over slicing enemies in half with futuristic ninja swords.
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In addition to threatening to burn down the local Walmart (very Grimes), the pair also sings about slicing up your face and breaking your toys.
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Within minutes of slicing through the defensive sand berms that ringed Falluja, the lightly-armored Bradley fighting vehicle I was in took some intense fire.
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Microsoft announced another big reorganization in March, leading to former Windows chief Terry Myerson departing the company and Microsoft slicing Windows into two different teams.
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It was an act that bookended my childhood, slicing it into two halves as neatly as Richard E. Grant's perfectly-defined sideburns in Spice World.
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Inventory investment had a neutral impact on second-quarter GDP after slicing 1.46 percentage points from output in the first three months of the year.
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Sweeney Todd is about a serial killer barber who murders his customers by slicing their throats with razors before processing their remains into mince pies.
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This slicer come handle everything from tomatoes to potatoes, and it comes with five durable blades so you can alternate being slicing, dicing, or julienning.
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A 21-year-old male was taking a box cutter to Moschel's inflatable Viking talisman, slicing its knee like big ole' 00 was Adrian Peterson.
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When you've spent your entire career swimming inside giant novelty pants, slicing a half-inch off around the edges can really mess up your equilibrium.
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What's more groan-inducing than slicing open a bulky box and wading through mounds of plastic and paper only to find a small gadget inside?
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"They have done a very good job of slicing and dicing the media rights they have," says Brandon Ross, a media analyst with BTIG Research.
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Instead of whacking on the pit with a knife and nearly slicing your hand open, you can use OXO's 3-in-1 Avocado Slicer ($9.98).
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The manager made my sandwich at breakneck speed, first slicing fresh bread, then stacking meats and toppings onto a layer of mayo with remarkable accuracy.
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There's undeniable pleasure in slicing open the malakoff, dough mixed with alpine-style cheese that's lumped on a slice of sourdough and then deep fried.
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Most weasels have dentition more typical of carnivores, with a few sharp, slicing teeth and fewer, smaller molars, which other animals use to grind plants.
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Made by Benriner, it has a guillotine-like blade set at an angle, for faster slicing, and a plastic frame, the better for traveling light.
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Graeme Gibson poured three glasses of whiskey while Atwood sorted through Christmas cards, dispensing with the chore as efficiently as if she were slicing rhubarb.
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I'd never been under the knife before and it terrified me to think of the surgeon's blade slicing me open and handling my internal organs.
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Its riffs flash with surgical precision, slicing away the gloomier melodic touches that characterized the group's origins and trimming any fat down to the bone.
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The mouth is an all-purpose utensil that won't cost you a cent, and it spares you the potential casualty of slicing a vital limb.
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The first is the commercial freezer: In order to obtain steaks of the requisite thinness, you need to freeze the pork shoulder solid before slicing.
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Those companies are already slicing drilling and other expenditures and more than a few will be declaring bankruptcy, all of which adds more economic drag.
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A proposed memorial, which would have involved slicing a section out of the rocky coastline near Utoya, was shelved this summer after outcry from neighbors.
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Derek might literally be slicing-and-dicing his way to the top, but no one who listens to Dave Matthews Band could truly be evil.
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Lemaitre is very good at depicting Delambre's diminishment by scores of tiny humiliations, each one a sharp little blade slicing down to his very soul.
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The one of me where I look like I'm slicing a neck could be used to put the ho's that's trying it in their place.
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One resident, Nancy Avery, said the glass strands hurt like paper cuts, slicing into her fingers and feet, toes exposed because she wore only sandals.
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And there's something to be said about artfully slicing into the floured top of your raw dough and watching it bloom apart in the oven.
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Counties are the natural unit of governance in rural upstate New York, and by slicing them up we weaken their ability to provide coherent stewardship.
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Like many African-American communities across the country, Third Ward was hit hard by urban redevelopment, with Highway 288 slicing through the neighborhood's western reaches.
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And careful when you cut the thing out of its vacuum-sealed plastic bag too, slicing through a $1,390 mattress wouldn&apost be much fun.
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The average hit among companies that put a dollar figure on the impact was $217 million, slicing an average of $0.07 from earnings per share.
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Tiny imagined slicing her finger while sliding it across the front of his head; her imagined self then smeared the blood all over Jerome's face.
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It will also enable operators to do what's called "network slicing"—segmenting the system in numerous virtual networks that can be managed and customized separately.
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We were so small, but I wanted to know how it felt: my hand raised high across the opposite shoulder, slicing down like a trapeze.
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If you do enough slicing along those lines, you can find groups for which wages rose after the Boatlift, and others for which it fell.
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It comes with a stainless steel disc that's reversible for shredding and slicing, plus a steel S-disc for chopping everything from nuts to vegetables.
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If you're someone who dreads slicing, dicing, shredding, and chopping by hand, then get a good food processor to do the heavy lifting for you.
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One minute you're slicing fruit in Fruitasia and and the next you're sharing character stickers with mates to properly convey the devastation of a low score.
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Vader uses the Force to pin a rebel against the ceiling and hold him there for just a while before slicing him with his light saber.
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Slicing and dicing can take a toll on your trusty cutting board, and don't even think about the germs that are lingering from preparing raw meats.
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Kroger now ensures that cheeses arrive at its deli counters in vacuum-packaged bags ready for slicing; Walmart is searching for better ways to wrap meats.
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Though we expected a slightly artificial taste, the flavor tastes as if there's a freshly squeeze citrus wedge inside each can—no more slicing and dicing.
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"She bought the sword about a week before and she had been researching on her phone how to kill somebody by slicing their throat," Klein says.
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Slicing up the market a different way, cyclical stocks have outperformed defensives in terms of earnings momentum during the most recent quarter, say analysts at UBS.
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Season 3 opens with a flashback to Jesse's grandmother, Marie L'Angelle ( Betty Buckley) slicing open his mother with a knife as punishment for trying to leave.
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The core action involved slicing up huge swaths of foes and racking up massive combos, with the occasional puzzle and boss fight to mix things up.
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Hofmann was known to be strict, sometimes tearing up his students' drawings, so the deliberate act of slicing with scissors provided a kind of childish delight.
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The first incision is made at the woman's throat, a 225mm scalpel plunging into the soft flesh below her chin before slicing through muscle and viscera.
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The first incision is made at the woman's throat, a 21mm scalpel plunging into the soft flesh below her chin before slicing through muscle and viscera.
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Inventory investment is expected to have added as much 2 percentage points to GDP growth after slicing off 1.1 percentage points from output in second quarter.
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Tom McIntosh was among the crowd attending the closing set of the Route 2601 Harvest outdoor country music festival when bullets began slicing through the air.
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Calphalon's SharpIN technology is built right into the block and automatically sharpens knives after they're put back in, making cutting, slicing, and chopping effortless every time.
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The knife is designed for vegetables, and in summer, with fresh zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers and herbs, it's a must-have for slicing, peeling and chopping.
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And when Judge Wendy Demchick-Alloy returned to the courtroom, she turned directly to Ms. Kane with a stern warning, her words slicing through the silence.
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It wasn't five minutes after I got my knife at 21 that I took the end of my finger off while slicing a baguette too enthusiastically.
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Each day in the kitchen, I wield my two favorites: a chef's knife for chopping vegetables and slicing meat and a paring knife for peeling fruit.
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With its 3.25-inch-long blade, this Swiss-made stamped knife can handle jobs ranging from peeling or seeding fruit to slicing onions to mincing garlic.
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Excited to see what's going on, Dr. Lee takes Joe into surgery, slicing into the lump and gently squeezing at the sides to expose what's inside.
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Bestriding the rehearsal room like a pomaded colossus, he sang and danced to Duncan Sheik's electronic music, slicing and stabbing as Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa's book demands.
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Or is it a 210,2700-square-foot food-processing factory, staffed by dozens of hourly workers, washing and slicing up fruits and vegetables in Los Angeles?
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A third phase of the 5G rollout, from 2023, is slated to bring Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communications, Network Slicing and multi-gigabit-per-second speeds.
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A good utility knife can do just about anything — from cutting boxes open and slicing through carpet to cutting perfect lines into drywall or making crafts.
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"Wash your hands like you just got done slicing jalapeños for a batch of nachos and you need to take your contacts out," the message reads.
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"Even in the worst of the divorce, the slicing of the assets, we understood there was a life ahead of us with our daughter," he said.
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And that she did, not least by slicing Littlefinger's throat and by stabbing the Night King with one of the few weapons that could kill him.
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He brought to criticism a sardonic eye and a slicing voice, and held the art world's feet to the fire in a way nobody else did.
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Mbah a Moute's offensive role mostly consists of spotting up and letting loose with the very occasional three or slicing through for a well-timed cut.
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They're four inches long with 58 HRC Damascus blades, and while they may be small, they're just as capable of slicing a steak as larger knives.
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"I want other refugees to see that there's an opportunity to bring their culture here," said Nasrin, moving on to the task of slicing red peppers.
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Nathan Kotschwar, a veterinarian, knelt on the dirt ground and quickly performed a vasectomy – slicing, stitching and stapling the deer's hindquarters in less than 15 minutes.
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Yet I kept the butterfly in mind as I prepared the pork, slicing through the loin so I could quickly grill it to feed a crowd.
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Inventory investment is expected to have been neutral or made a modest contribution to growth after slicing off 1.1 percent percentage points in the first quarter.
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Just as he benefited in Iowa from his moderate challengers' slicing up the same share of voters, Mr. Sanders enjoyed the most speaking time on Friday.
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The Blues struck first when Thomas scored 4:47 into the game, slicing to his left through the right circle to bury a pass from Bozak.
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The company says that in 2018, around 8,900 people had to go to the ER because they'd sustained some kind of injury while slicing an avocado.
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Bowie cut his notes into phrases while Burroughs preferred slicing up big chunks of text, but whichever you prefer, grab some scissors and go to town.
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But N.C. State made seven of its last nine field goal attempts to end the half, slicing its deficit to six, 41-35, at the break.
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Embedding bits and bobs in polished urethane composites and then smashing, molding and slicing them, the two have created a signature style both freewheeling and rigorous.
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But if time is an issue, the slicing attachment of the food processor can be of help and you can slice the sprouts the day before.
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Many logs detail the gruesome, round-the-clock task of processing the whale: slicing off the blubber, boiling it to extract the oil, harvesting the bone.
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To that end, one strategy toward an ultimate settlement that is likely to have more success is to pursue a salami-slicing approach toward the Taliban.
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Haas recommends slicing and sautéing it slowly over low heat until it's softened and slightly sweet; then add the caramelized fennel to a turkey burger or steak.
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A chef at Toronto's Antler Kitchen and Bar responded to a demonstration outside his eatery by slicing up a piece of meat in full view of protesters.
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If slicing a thrown olive in half using just a flying card isn't enough to wow you, then you've officially spent too much time on the internet.
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Baltimore cut it to 2-1 in the fifth when Jace Peterson homered, slicing a fly ball to left-center that just made it into the seats.
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He performed a ritual called "sepukku" which saw him stab a short sword into his stomach, slicing horizontally while his attendant Ranmaru Mori lopped off his head.
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If you're in the East Coast, Arooga's is slicing the price of it's grilled cheese sandwiches in half for 24-hours only for National Grilled Cheese Day.
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The animations, for example, are built around a concept of "cutting the line," and so each transition between the text-based menus happens with a slicing animation.
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For the past 10 minutes, I've been standing in one spot, pulling a dead fish from a conveyor belt, slicing off its head, and then grabbing another.
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While that means the weapons won't be slicing anyone in half anytime soon, participants will still need to wear masks and armour to protect themselves during matches.
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Morgan and the knights fight them off in a scene reminiscent of Game of Thrones, with one knight slicing a zombie's face clean off with an axe.
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But still, there are so many fun things that happen with a 1,000 degree knife slicing things that it might be worth it to see what happens.
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A Colorado woman who was convicted of slicing open another woman and stealing her unborn child was sentenced to 100 years in prison on Friday, CNN reports.
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After slowly and precisely slicing into Shane's back, Dr. Lee gently runs her finger around the underside of the skin to feel the texture of the growth.
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Regardless, diners at Nieto Senetiner usually have their interest piqued by the sight of a blonde ponytailed lady slicing through vast slabs of meat and moving embers.
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The Cavaliers didn't dwell on a major first-half deficit and quickly cut into the lead, slicing within 25-226 less than four minutes into the third.
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I haven't had much time to play with the slicing software, but it didn't populate the ham slices very efficiently; more than half the ham was wasted.
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The episode opens with Elizabeth and Philip meeting up with their handler, Gabriel, after slicing off that sample from William's dead body — oh right, and murdering Hans.
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If you clicked on this article, you probably agree that slicing and dicing fruits and vegetables is one of the most frustrating parts of prepping a meal.
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To do that, the researchers began slicing away genes from Syn 1.0 — using the then-current knowledge about which genes were thought to be necessary for life.
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The next day, U.S. District Judge Pamela Chen put Burga under house arrest after prosecutors said he threatened Burzaco by making a slicing motion across his throat.
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"Nobody thought Bubba Watson from Bagdad, Florida would ever get to 10 wins — without lessons, head case, hooking the ball, slicing the ball, can't putt," he said.
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For excellent quality and performance, use the sturdy German-made Wüsthof Classic 8-inch Cook's Knife for making light work of chopping, slicing, dicing, mincing, and more.
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It's patient, as is his wont, following the sounds and samples where they want to go rather than slicing them up and forcing them into didactic arrangements.
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The real stuff is, like, touching skin or slicing a radish or pulling on a sweater or rubbing split ends or skimming the smooth grain of paper.
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Cohen does it by slicing off the rounded sides, scoring them, and then running the knife along the length of the mango to free the scored pieces.
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The set includes three knives of various lengths (13 inches, 11 inches, and 9 inches) and will take your carving, slicing, and dicing to the next level.
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Slicing Barboza's face wide open with a beautiful up elbow, Ferguson immediately stepped in to try another and Barboza met him with an elbow of his own.
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Slicing raw fish may seem simple, but in the hands of certain chefs, sushi transcends its identity as a type of cuisine and truly becomes an art.
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Slicing open one of these trees or running the leaves of its bush cousin through a peanut press produces a sap that oozes a neon blue-green.
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TCU came up with a little push in the next segment, slicing its deficit to 33-25 when Dennis canned a 3-pointer with 2:01 left.
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Whether it's Mr. Biden or someone else, Democrats will need a vice-presidential nominee who relishes slicing, dicing, hitting, kicking and generally bloodying the other side up.
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K-State got back into the game by hitting 4 of 5 from long range, slicing the Tulsa lead to 24-19 at the 7:103 mark.
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Berhane, who rides about nine yards in front of us, has all but molded his body to his bike, his legs slicing up and down like knives.
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Since the slicer didn't come with instructions, I had no idea whether the potato was supposed to be par-boiled or not to make for easier slicing.
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I doubt advance slicing was the reason the scallop with yuzukosho on its underside, like a concealed weapon, seemed less vividly seasoned than it used to be.
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The men dug in unceremoniously, slicing and forking and salting big bites until there was little left of two birds but bones and a bit of gravy.
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The second way would be to conclude, as Peri and Yasenov do, that slicing up small data samples like this generates a great deal of statistical noise.
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Both also hold that their method of swiftly slicing through the jugular vein and carotid artery with a razor-sharp knife renders an animal unconscious almost immediately.
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The birthday cake at the center of the photo, and the hand slicing it with a kitchen knife are the only parts rescued from the acid abstraction.
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He sat at a table, clad in blankets that he'd converted into ponchos by slicing openings in them, and typed intently at his computer, wearing fingerless mittens.
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Wiggins, leading from the front, then put the hammer down and the tide turned with the crowd roaring as the split times showed Britain slicing into the deficit.
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In a gobsmacking action sequence from Star Trek Beyond, directed by Lin, a fleet of ships attack in a swarm—shredding and slicing the Enterprise until it's decapitated.
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Butler did work its way back into contention late, slicing its deficit down to 74-68 with 3:55 remaining in the game on a jumper by Martin.
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The less growth-friendly elements of his platform, such as slicing immigration numbers or implementing protectionist trade measures, seem to have been ignored by the market for now.
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You can bet there was some slicing and dicing going on in postproduction here, if only to do us all a favor and get these movies over with.
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Garner first thoroughly washes her beets—picked fresh from her own garden—before slicing them with a mandolin and tossing with olive oil and a sprinkle of salt.
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Character: Bernard, religious extremist Rollins plays a religious nut with an ocular fetish, running around a bank, slicing people's eyeballs out while a massive heist is going on.
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Fish come in from the left, you use the right stick to grab them, pull them to a slicing blade, and then toss them onto a conveyor belt.
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The slicing of pizza is an oddly well-researched area of mathematics, principally because it has less to do with pizza and more to do with circular geometry.
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When animal blood stops working, Malcolm begins feeding her his own blood (that's what he's so casual about slicing open his palm at the beginning of the movie).
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The result is a game where success no longer looks like slicing away at a monster's ankles while they swing haplessly at the space you used to be.
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Bourjos then came home on a groundout by Maikel Franco, and with two outs, Cody Asche's RBI single delivered Tommy Joseph, slicing the Mets' lead to 4-3.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeTo the naked eye, someone slicing through steel using a high-temperature plasma torch just looks like a massive shower of sparks.
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One jaeger weaponizes and destroys buildings; other fights have heroes and villains charging each other, oblivious to the way their extended energy swords are slicing skyscrapers in half.
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Click here to view original GIFThe folks at YouTube's Warped Perception channel promise that this video simply shows a mouse trap slicing through a plain old hot dog.
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This surgery (part of the Phase II) program is to be performed by Edwards and Wilson, neither of whom seem emotionally stable enough to be slicing anyone open.
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But, in a new study, the presence of the Cas9 proteins responsible for slicing DNA in the CRISPR system triggered an immune response in samples of human blood.
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As Slicing Up Eyeballs first reported, "Trump Will Kill America" was etched into the record with the artwork credited to Esteban, the Spanish version of Morrissey's first name.
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This is where you'd want to pre-slice it, either at the bakery or yourself, since slicing a frozen loaf will turn you into an accidental ice sculptor.
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Specifically, the inclusion of meat contributed a 15% reduction and the slicing and pounding a 12% reduction, which Dr Lieberman calculates equates to 2.5m fewer chews a year.
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Together, the technological innovations and market shifts are drastically reducing our nation's need for coal for electric generation, and is even slicing into natural gas demand as well.
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But then, to spare his brother, he attacked himself instead, slicing into his own arm until his father raced in and grabbed the grinder from his bloody hands.
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I always recommend cooking a chicken breast over medium-high heat (so the exterior doesn't toughen) until just done, then letting it rest, like a roast, before slicing.
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What with all the slicing and precooking, making a gratin — let's be honest — can demand quite a lot of time (although the skill set required is entirely basic).
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Captain Max worked deftly after we had returned, filleting the halibut and slicing out the highly prized cheeks, while the crew packed our individual catches into garbage bags.
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One piece hit a UPS warehouse facility, about 2130,2170 feet (900 meters) from the runway, after slicing through a portion of the wing and traveling over the fuselage.
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It's one of the show's odder running jokes, which is notable because the host regularly has to make fun of himself for slicing off parts of his hand.
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Seattle fell away as we entered the inky dark of Puget Sound, our wake slicing away at 45-degree angles from the hull as we picked up speed.
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He turns hard double teams into cobwebs, has decreased his turnovers without slicing into his usage, and the 25ers are very, very bad when he's on the bench.
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The process the sisters use is pretty simple: After washing, peeling, and thin-slicing the potatoes, they arrange them into masks over the irritated parts of their faces.
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With the Rockets slicing through the NBA and Steph Curry's ankle keeping him on the sideline for the next couple weeks, home-court advantage is far from guaranteed.
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The protagonists harvesting slime and slicing fruit flesh calls to mind traditional morning routines: wake up, shower, eat breakfast, brush teeth, comb hair, phone, keys, wallet, and go.
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Each step of the process is done by hand: slicing banana leaves, cooking the meat, mashing the filling, wrapping up the mixture and packaging them by the dozen.
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Barney had a knack for slicing away from the belly of the fish, so that the darker part of the filet could not be detected in the cut.
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After 15 years of effort, investigators finally discovered they could reduce the gene to a manageable size by slicing out portions that turned out not to be needed.
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Look, I get it—slicing into the flesh of a once-living specimen while it stares at you with its cold, dead eyes can be an intimidating experience.
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The boundaries of the off-piste areas aren't strongly enforced, and there are tracks everywhere left by boarders slicing through the ungroomed snow as if it were water.
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Nusret Gökçe, the Turkish restaurant owner who went viral after posting an Instagram video of his erotic meat-slicing technique, finished off with a flamboyant dousing of salt.
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By slicing the data in different ways, Mr. Quealy and Mr. Katz were able to determine that race times, gender and pre-race training were not lurking variables.
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There's slicing, dicing, drilling, shaving, filing, sorting — and polishing, polishing, polishing each and every minute ruby to be certain there are no rough spots that would create friction.
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But the people they mistook for bartenders were all busy slicing raw fish, so eventually the group moved on to look for somebody to make them a drink.
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He paused, staring in our direction, sketched out a loose movement vocabulary, leading his substantial yet silky frame into brief, supple turns with straight, slicing arms and legs.
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However, some steps require a bit of kitchen knowledge, like slicing things on a diagonal or having an idea of when a steak is done to your preference.
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The Wildcats again refused to quit, with A.J. Turner making a 217-pointer from the left corner with 29 seconds left, again slicing the Wildcats' deficit to three.
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It ends in a cascade of violence as rebels ransack white villages, slicing the dead open and leaving them to rot with their genitalia stuffed in their mouths.
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But if you're feeling very lazy or overwhelmed, you can buy pitted olives, and even skip the slicing; just quickly chop or tear them up into coarse pieces.
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In surgery, Dr. Lee numbs David's nose before slicing through the growth with a scalpel, and then re-sculpts the contour of the nose with an electric cauterizer.
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Back in Harris's kitchen, which gleamed with vintage copper, I was on chopping duty, peeling and slicing vegetables on a dollhouse cutting board the size of my hand.
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But the Seminoles scored the next five points with Mann driving downcourt and slicing through defenders for a layup to make it 55-48 with 6:09 left.
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When Alethea takes over the narrative, she describes the rise and fall of her failed marriage in brisk, evocative prose, slicing through sentiment and getting down to practicalities.
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You'll get four matte black stainless steel knives – a chef's knife, bread knife, filleting knife, and slicing knife – that'll help you slice, dice, chop, and mince with ease.
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Bernie Sanders haven&apost specifically mentioned the perk, they&aposre all embracing tax-the-rich proposals directed at slicing into tax benefits, which is essentially what QSBS enables.
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"Good knife skills are integral to preparing recipes, especially healthier recipes, where there can be a lot more slicing and dicing with more plant-based ingredients," she said.
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What idiot invertebrates they all were, like the sea slugs he had collected as a boy and then had the greatest pleasure dissecting and slicing for his microscope.
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In one of the videos, posted to Instagram, a woman with a large knife and fork is seen slicing up the turkey for anyone who wants a slice.
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Though it's still branded as Little Italy, a great many of the people serving the coffee, slicing the caciocavallo, and making the cannoli are from Albania or Mexico.
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Chefs will prepare cured meats, simply sliced and in various preparations, for tasting; there will also be competitions (both professional and people's choice), and butchery and slicing demonstrations.
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The Avocado Joy Slicer is so good at slicing these fruit (yes, fruit!) and removing the pit that you can bring your avotoast addiction to the next level.
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The kayran is a massive sea monster with deadly tentacles, and slicing through it is really tough, requiring a little bit of memorization and a lot of skill.
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Two years later, Daniel suffered 2 injuries while filming "Quantum of Solace" ... slicing off the tip of one of his fingers and injuring his shoulder, which required surgery.
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Jim and Leslie Parsons said that crinkle-cutting their potatoes requires a special kind of blade that is both more expensive and less durable than other potato-slicing blades.
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But upon closer examination, the sword did exactly what it was supposed to do, slicing the drone in half, including all of the wiring and electronic PCB board inside.
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The trade shortfall is seen subtracting at least half of a percentage point from fourth-quarter GDP growth after slicing off 2 percentage points in the July-September period.
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Behar's own doctor, too, reportedly told the TV personality that he sees these types of injuries "all the time," usually due to people slicing avocados or even bagels incorrectly.
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In case you've missed it, slicing vegetables into noodle-like strands is a creative way to kick a pasta craving without taking in a whole lot of calories… Genius!
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It would mean that "quantum theory is merely a tool to make comprehensible a lawless slicing-up of nature," said Adán Cabello, a physicist at the University of Seville.
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J.P. Morgan economists Friday downgraded their view of the economy, slicing second-quarter growth to just 212% from an earlier forecast of 200% and first-quarter growth of 28%.
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However, a strong cold front slicing through the region on Thursday will leave behind a winterlike chill on Friday and Saturday, before temperatures start to moderate again by Sunday.
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Watching him talk about his passion for French stews while slicing olives into perfect, even pieces, I can't understand why anyone would doubt his abilities for a split second.
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A slash across the forehead or cheek, leaving a scar etched across the face; a machete wound to the jaw, slicing through the skin and breaking the bone underneath.
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Since your hands are full with chopping and slicing in the kitchen, you can access all of these features with just the sound of your voice, thanks to Alexa.
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Slicing potatoes into a cassserole dish, Kass said he chose potatoes au gratin because its ingredients - cream and potatoes - are items people tend to discard first from their kitchens.
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The UN struck a deal on Wednesday that cuts $600 million from the annual peacekeeping budget of more than $7.5 billion--slicing 7.5 percent off America's bill, Reuters reported.
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We've always been too busy slicing, sweating, and piling parmesan onto our eggplants to notice that the nightshade vegetable actually looks an awful lot like Ronald McDonald's friend, Grimace.
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Slicing and dicing means nothing without emotional investment attached, and by working the natural passage of time into the narrative, The Evil Dead has got that hook set already.
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A sole, minimal loop at first, it scurries forth and is joined along the way by elements just as ice-slicing claps, crisp hi-hats, and hints of acid.
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From establishing ripeness levels, to speeding up the ripening process in a pinch, and even proper slicing techniques, we've got them all (plus a few more) covered below. 1.
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With your non-chopping hand in a bear-claw shape, use the natural lines as rough guidelines for where to cut downwards, keeping clear of slicing through the root.
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Eggs Sticking as close to the vague guidelines of non-instant ramen as possible, we obviously suggest slicing up a soft-boiled egg for a little extra protein. 2.
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Adrian Gonzalez's second double of the game made the score 3-221 in the third when left fielder Angel Pagan missed a tough, slicing ball on the warning track.
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We first met Turkish chef and meat-salting wizard Nusret Gökçe when he uploaded a video of himself simply slicing a steak and flashily sprinkling salt upon the meat.
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"People make fun of me because I'll eat bell peppers whole like apples, but it tastes just the same as slicing it and saves so much time," Calabrese said.
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Detaching waistbands from trousers and shorts, slicing a deep V into coats and jackets at the nape of the neck, she reattached and suspended the elements using Velcro tabs.
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Ermelia is a single mother, who worked as a chicken cutter at the Pearl River Foods plant in Carthage, Mississippi: She was responsible for slicing the breasts into tenders.
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On the Tuesday afternoon following our meal at Matsuhisa, two prep cooks, both young women, were slicing abalone and segmenting satsumas, while a dishwasher cleared a backlog of pots.
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The task should be easier in Game 2 against Trevor Bauer, who barely pitched in the A.L.C.S. after slicing his right pinkie while fixing the propeller of a drone.
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The arrangement relies on a smartphone app, always-on Wi-Fi, QR codes, high-tech packaging and an army of workers slicing fruits and vegetables in very particular ways.
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That can happen when fingers creep too close to the blade, when you're chopping things like onions or tomatoes, or with a terrifying vegetable-slicing device called a mandoline.
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After ten or 15 minutes, that main slicing phase is more or less complete and the pigment is rubbed into my brows and the tiny slices they now feature.
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Everyone has heard those stories about people who've lost a few slivers of skin to a cheese grater or chopped off a piece of their thumb while slicing bread.
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Finally, much to the delight of the many orange-clad Giants fans, Williamson came through, slicing a 1-and-0 slider from Anthony Swarzak (212-213) up the middle.
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But after the wall was built in 2009, slicing through the preserve, the live-in manager was moved out for safety reasons, and visits by donors and researchers dwindled.
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Mark Ruwedel photographs the tunnels and cuts that railroads long ago carved through the West at terrible cost and later abandoned — useless paths to nowhere slicing across the land.
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This weekend Watson brings his bubbling tone and slicing swing feel to Smoke, joined by the rising pianist Victor Gould, the bassist Curtis Lundy and the drummer Victor Jones.
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Chef Knife with Pakka Wood and Rosewood Handle If this chef's knife wasn't so effective at slicing, dicing, chopping, and skinning with ease, we'd think it was a collectible.
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Cut Into The Hair, Not Across It The best technique for bang-trimming is called point cutting, which involves cutting into the hair as opposed to slicing straight across.
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Instead of slicing part way through a fat steak, say, and laying it flat like an open book, here we gradually flatten a larger cut for more surface area.
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Slicing through it all are Thailand's most ubiquitous and distinctive crafts—long-tail boats, like big canoes powered by diesel truck engines with protruding drive shafts tipped with propellers.
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Beyond Buttigieg slicing into his core support, his advantage on having the best chance to win in November -- the driving argument for his campaign -- has disappeared since mid-January.
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His first two goals on Wednesday were nearly identical, slicing runs from the left in which he cut inside for right-footed shots that beat Atlanta goalkeeper Brad Guzan.
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The only chopping left to do is slicing a couple of onions just before cooking, which makes this an ideal after-work meal if you've done a little planning.
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She says the arm was supposed to lift up at the last second, but that didn't happen ... and the equipment ended up slicing her arm and shattering the bone.
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Politics won't be pretty in a world in which policy has little power to improve average living standards and must content itself with slicing and reslicing the economic pie.
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Standard accessories are made for general jobs like chopping, shredding, and slicing, while specialized attachments like Julienne blades or French fry cutters can let you perform very specific tasks.
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So basically we are prepping it with this washing then dicing/slicing/chopping, mixing it so it's a perfectly balanced item that lasts for six days in the home.
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We learned (kind of uselessly, I would come to realize once I parted with my virginity) how to make a dental dam by slicing up a condom with scissors.
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When slicing ceviche, the fish will sometimes come apart at the tendon, so you'll want to cut across the length of the fish at the tendon to make sure it doesn't fall apart when you start slicing the ceviche and to avoid a chewy texture Last, if you're making ceviche, you'll slice at an angle, being careful to cut against the grain to make sure you don't wind up with with an overly tough fish.
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He said while slicing investor's expenses cost money up front, the asset manager is well on its way to earning that revenue back due to the company gaining market share.
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But wait...what is...THIS: A style of slicing bagels as you would a loaf of bread — aka bread-sliced — has caused OUTRAGE among a lot of people this week.
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But it was not until February that the company began formally considering a plan to order new tethers and cutters that would allow for easier slicing, according to the emails.
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This eventually morphed into a ham and cheese sculpture between two slices of toasted bread, which the video team mocked up in a digital model before they got to slicing.
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The benchmark Shanghai Composite index fell 7.7%, slicing $420 billion in value from the index, and the yuan opened at its weakest level of 2020, sliding past 7 per dollar .
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This will be made possible by a technique called "network slicing", which allows operators quickly to create bespoke networks that give each set of devices exactly the connectivity they need.
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It's based on an air cannon you can build yourself, upgraded with slicing blades on the business end that julienne, dice, and shred anything that comes blasting out of it.
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After a long day at work, the last thing we want to do is get into a sweet potato knife struggle or suffer a crying fit over slicing an onion.
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Fowler was making his Major League debut in right field and 14 pitches in, José Abreu hit a line drive that was slicing down the line and into the stands.
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Related Cartoons Become Faceless Comic Abstractions in 'Toonology' Meet the Artist Slicing Up Nude Pictures of Herself to Make Abstract Paintings This Abstract Short Film Imagines a Rock with Consciousness
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The artist has been exploring computer-aided design since 2004, applying the budding technology to his former practice of slicing up and reassembling cars and other large-scale industrial objects.
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The build quality in general was excellent and the speed was definitely faster although the vagaries of slicing and support structures make it difficult to test the 30% claim outright.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Twenty-six people were injured on Saturday morning when a double-decker bus crashed into a railway bridge in London, slicing its roof off, the Fire Brigade said.
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Although I couldn't be positive that I wouldn't lose my nerve halfway through the actual slicing and cause unneeded suffering, I did opt to participate in the low-stakes steps.
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Gamel added an outstanding catch of Joe Mauer's slicing drive down the left field line in the eighth as he hung on after crashing into the wall in foul territory.
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This taste of its sequel has got me hungry to properly go at it all guns blazing, swords slicing, and teeth gnashing, leaving a trail of cadavers in my wake.
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The group has had widely publicized skirmishes with, among others, Japanese whaling vessels and with fishermen in Guatemalan waters whom Sea Shepherd has contended were slicing the fins off sharks.
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On "I've Been Tired" and "Nimrod's Son," both from the Pixies' debut EP Come On Pilgrim, he digs into the incestuous relationships and baby-slicing threats of the Old Testament.
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Slicing thin sections of the bones and looking at them under a microscope, the scientists could see lines that indicated how big the dinosaur was at hatching — about 7.5 pounds.
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Although few of the Spiderman and Elsa videos currently trending are explicitly violent, they all demonstrate a fondness for the extreme, whether that involves artificial burning or accidental finger slicing.
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The synthesizers play like jagged sheets of metal, slicing and disrupting their guitar riffs, and the riffs themselves clank and creak, like large, rusty industrial machines casting spooky, distorted shadows.
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There's theatre in slicing the fish, brushing on the sauces, shaping the rice between agile fingers; there's banter with the customers, and macho jockeying with other chefs behind the bar.
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Those moves were impressive: Valentine Nagata-Ramos spiraling upside down on the floor, the rapid arms of Sonia Bel Hadj Brahmin slicing the air around her into a thousand pieces.
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The spillover effects of slicing the value of the pound in 2016 was enough of an economic shot to spur the economy without sending inflation on a new leg higher.
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In other words, you don't have to waste time slicing and dicing your fruits and veggies before they become juice; the juicer itself handles most of the prep and processing.
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Today, the visuals of Superhypercube evoke the retro-futuristic feel of films like "Tron" and "2001: A Space Odyssey," with their varicolored tunnels and neon lines slicing through the darkness.
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At 2 years old, Leo Krim was too young to defend himself when his nanny dragged a knife across his neck, slicing a jugular vein and striking his spinal cord.
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There is a video on another monitor that alternates views of a male go-go dancer shaking his moneymaker with a swimmer in the middle distance slicing through the sea.
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They are hunting for the perfect tree, and when they do find it, they work quickly, chopping it down and slicing it into wooden planks in a matter of hours.
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That way, you can push the unwanted scraps right off the board and into the towel or bag while you're slicing, which makes for for easy and quick disposal later.
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Those buds can then be sharpened into canines or incisors for slicing into flesh, or flattened and sculpted into molars with any number of cusps for processing high-fiber plants.
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The researchers halted the growth of some older guts by adding a drug that inhibits muscular contractions, and also by slicing the tubes open, which stopped the circular squeezing motion.
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On Baseball This was Masahiro Tanaka at his best: splitters plunging below the bats of the Oakland Athletics, sliders slicing away from them, all the way into the eighth inning.
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As the witcher Geralt of Rivia whips around the dirty streets of Blaviken, slicing through thugs, he pins his final foe against a building with a shortsword through the torso.
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Mr. Phillips is slicing up words in familiar phrases today with surgical precision, but the slices all follow the same pattern, so it's not difficult to tumble to this theme.
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Martin answered with a layup and then beat the halftime buzzer with a 3-pointer, giving him 11 points in the half and slicing the Sun Devils' deficit 26-21.
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He set the insurrectionary tone in the show's opening sequence, taking a box cutter to a mock-up of Botticelli's "Venus and Mars" and slicing out the portrait of Venus.
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These include a Julienne disc for fine slicing, a whisking disc, a French fry cutter, and an adjustable disc that can create slices ranging in thickness from 0.3 to 8mm.
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That was the first decline since the third quarter of 2011 and resulted in inventories slicing off 1.26 percentage points from GDP growth, the largest drag in more than two years.
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Nokia also said it had agreed with Korea Telecom to conduct 5G trials for service automation, network virtualisation and slicing, which allows multiple networks to run on top of shared infrastructure.
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You can already find plastic knives designed for slicing lettuce and other delicate vegetables in stores, but those are mostly nylon, whereas food wraps are typically made from polyvinylidene chloride (PVC).
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Fitting all KitchenAid stand mixers, this spiralizer comes with four quick-change blades and a peeling blade for the most precise peeling, coring and slicing, depending on your fruit or veggie.
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There has been a long-running industry debate about how much information should be displayed in the cockpit, notably about the angle at which the wing is slicing through the air.
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Here's what I do: Whenever I see an alluring loaf of bread, I buy it, take it home, then start slicing, cutting about half the loaf into thick, toaster-ready slices.
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But the really transformative aspects of 25G will come with radically greater capacity, higher download floors (not ceilings), lower latency, and deeply geeky things like network slicing and bigger address spaces.
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Alice takes it all in stride, happily slicing her own neck (thanks to the help of horror movie makeup), not realizing that there is a very real threat headed her way.
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The table is easy for users to work with, such as slicing and dicing different segments of our members or locations, even though the underlying data comes from many heterogeneous systems.
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He's still taking stuff apart, but instead of a screwdriver he now uses a state-of-the-art, 60,000-psi water jet cutter capable of slicing through 3 inches of steel.
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But by proving that ships are killing whales—by slicing through rotten flesh and hunting for rib fragments and crawling atop massive bodies—Halaska and her team can help influence policy.
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First, the whole Josh Murray debacle, now this -- ex 'Bachelorette' Andi Dorfman will NOT be serving up avocado toast this summer after damn near slicing off a couple of her fingers.
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According to the lawsuit, an otherwise uneventful July 2014 morning of meat slicing was interrupted by Chris Crane's screams of pain after he severed his thumb with a band saw blade.
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That includes innovation in terms of the actual form, like dicing and slicing vegetables, and messaging, like including the vitamins and nutrients inside the produce and how that can help consumers.
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Long riffs on her extremely devoted fans — she says she's "moved by them" — are mixed in with slicing observations on Hollywood dysfunction and sexism (yes, a certain gold bikini comes up).
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Female leopard seals can grow to 11.5 feet long and weigh more than 1,100 pounds, with bodies built for slicing through the water and long sharp canines for chomping on prey.
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Should they rush in swinging a break-up hammer at monopolistic tech giants or take a scalpel to the competition-crushing problem of networked dominance by slicing up their data flows?
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I checked the apple this morning, a week and a half after slicing it up, and it still looks fresher than most apples just an hour or two after being cut.
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It was cruelly, bitterly, achingly cold, with the sharp Bradfordian air slicing through jackets, bobble hats and human bone, each gust of wind like a shard of glass through our flesh.
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For an initial reading at Hartford Stage in 2010, Mr. Wolf and the theater's associate artistic director, Maxwell Williams, stitched together a script by slicing up translated drafts of the screenplay.
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Think about that weirdly soothing video you saw online of huge machines slicing millions of potatoes into millions of fries, and feel gratitude for this fry, which has come to you.
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The lamb is especially alluring, stuffed with jerk spices and slowly roasted until its outer crust falls, upon slicing, into a dark rubble that in New Orleans would be called debris.
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Then she took out her chef's knife and got to work on the eggplant, expertly slicing it into fat, even cubes, a bit larger than she would for a pasta topping.
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Beyond matching the character in age, the actress has rejoined her profession after 23 years as a Labour member of Parliament, that peppery voice still singularly capable of slicing the air.
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In this three-piece set, you'll get a carving knife perfect for working with fish, a Santoku knife great for slicing meat, and the utility knife perfect for dicing up produce.
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These days, however, the legendary songwriter has the slightly easier task of slicing through a vegetarian roast made from mushroom duxelles straight out of the best-selling Linda McCartney vegetarian range.
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Hooper's worst habit is slicing and dicing the dance numbers to the point where it's hard to tell what's going on, undermining the hard work and skill of his own stars.
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Like most generic bad guys, these exist purely to wind the hero up — they're the action-movie equivalent of foreplay — and soon Logan is slicing and dicing, spearing bodies like kebabs.
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The anti-alcohol posters are diverse in their graphics, some illustrated, some collaged, some popping with clever visual metaphors, like bottle-shaped scissors slicing a man out of his family photograph.
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The works of Terra Inferma inflict a gradual, yet calculated type of pain in the mind of the human witness, slicing into the psyche with the precision of a hidden scalpel.
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The standout for me is her brutal escape across Novigrad's Temple Isle—I mean, just look at how awesome she is, slicing all these dudes up during the game's "Breakneck Speed" chapter.
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Then, the heat was on: The contestants had one hour to get cooking, slicing, dicing and creatively using the ingredients in dishes like a lemon branzino, parmesan quinoa and strawberry kale salad.
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On Wednesday, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) lowered its benchmark interest rate for a fourth straight time, slicing 35 basis points off the repo rate to bring it down to 5.40%.
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Ultimately, it's hard to picture Rivers signing off on any deal that improves the long-term outlook while slicing into the 2.0 percent chance they have to win the title this year.
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In Lambert's film, Miko Hughes (who was less than 2 years old during filming) is a blond cherub, no less adorable when he's holding a scalpel and slicing through Jud's Achilles heel.
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The ICSG's forecasts include a "disruption allowance" and 2019 is shaping up to be a more normal year with several major producers already slicing production guidance during the first-quarter reporting season.
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Both shot 66 on the Seaside Course at Sea Island, with Gore's 113-foot eagle putt at the 15th slicing what had been a five-stroke lead to Howell back to one.
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Common wisdom — the same common wisdom that told me about the TV viewer slicing salami — held that a Russian audience wouldn't care about a main character who wears a suit to work.
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But Saunders and other nation members fear U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to sever their land with a border wall will be no different to slicing through their culture and their community.
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I have been saying that it's absolutely O.K. to own stocks that have to do with slicing and dicing and genes, but I'm not gonna endorse it for anything other than speculation.
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For slicing a crusty loaf of bread, nothing beats this MAC bread knife, with a super-hard, super-sharp blade made of high-carbon stain-resistant steel, chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, and tungsten.
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Far from slicing through cresting waves forever, the ship sank near Florida in 1942, 3.7 miles from the shore of Mexico Beach, possibly because it was loaded down with too much lumber.
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Previous techniques saw researchers physically removing and slicing up insect brains—causing damage to the tiny structures during the process, and scuppering the chance of accurate measurements of their shape and size.
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Though he dipped deep into poetic prose, this was far from the speech about pundits slicing "our country into red states and blue states" that he gave at the 2004 Democratic Convention.
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These robots can take video or use sonar if there's poor visibility, and with a manipulator arm, they're actually very handy—collecting samples, slicing ropes, and testing the thickness of the hull.
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McLaren driver Fernando Alonso clipped the left rear of Esteban Gutierrez's Haas car while trying to execute a pass, slicing off Alonso's front right tire and sending the McLaren into the wall.
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"It's one way of slicing the pie to try and predict future prices which always relies on a lot of assumptions," Charlie Hayter, CEO of industry website CryptoCompare, told CNBC by email.
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It was "a nimble pursuit hunter with slender, blade-like teeth, suitable for slicing meat," says Hans Sues, chair of the Department of Paleobiology at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History.
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Pilots fly right into the storms, slicing, diving, and weaving through "howling winds, blinding rain and violent updrafts and downdrafts before entering the relative calm of the storm's eye," according to NOAA.
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Trump could cut taxe rates dramatically for everyone else, but pay for it by slicing back the major deductions such as those for health insurance, state and local taxes, and charitable donations.
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Slicing through an onion's cell walls causes them to emit syn-propanethial-S-oxide, a VOC responsible for a temporary but powerful shift in the indoor atmosphere—and for the resulting tears.
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That's why you're also seeing those rotating black lines slicing through the animation; the motion of the spinning blades doesn't quite line up with the shutter of the camera recording this video.
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For now, the industry is testing a host of applications that could take advantage of so-called network slicing - the ability of 5G to run multiple networks on a single, shared infrastructure.
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Amazon has also been aggressively and frequently discounting the smart speaker of late, slicing it in half for Prime Day and cutting $70 off the sticker price as part of yesterday's festivities.
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Slicing techniques at the venerable Russ and Daughters on Houston Street, which opened more than a century ago, trace back to the founder, Joel Russ, who started the business from a pushcart.
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Modric's slicing run up to the area leads to a chance for Sime Vrsaljko after a couple passes back and forth across the area, but Vrsaljko's shot is blocked by a defender.
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If you can't overcome your enemies, Gon just gets frustrated, and when Gon gets too frustrated that two-foot tall reptile goes on a tantrum, slicing the entire planet like an apple.
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With the All-Star point guard John Wall sidelined by illness, Beal scored 10 points in the third overtime, including a slicing layup that made it 146-43 with 40 seconds left.
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The windows — barricaded behind iron bars — and doors were small; Mr. McAdam opened up the place by slicing through the concrete blocks, adding four large, aluminum-frame windows and sliding glass doors.
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The workers moved so quickly — slicing, trimming the outer leaves and putting the heads of lettuce into plastic bags — that they looked like actors in a film played at an accelerated speed.
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By buying just a half loaf at a time and slicing it thin, getting 35 to 40 slices, Ms. McMullen is getting only about a half a gram of sugar per slice.
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Driven Do you like the idea of slicing through traffic in a Mazda MX-5 Miata but have stopped short of owning it for fear vandals will slice through the soft top?
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This set includes a seven-inch Nakiri vegetable knife, an 8.5-inch slicing knife, and a five-inch utility knife, which will help make holiday meal prep a walk in the park.
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But five days later, the ship hit an iceberg, its jagged underwater edges slicing a gash in the side of the Titanic and causing it to sink in less than three hours.
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Florida International responded with Morgan's 19-yard scoring strike to Austin Maloney, and Borregales connected from 48 yards with 3:48 left in the third quarter, slicing the deficit to 27-23.
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"Sometimes they'll say, 'I've got a job coming up where I've got to slice loads of salmon' or something, and then we'll make a blade that's good at slicing salmon," he says.
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This is amply demonstrated by the price war taking place in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), with market leaders Vanguard and BlackRock both slicing fees again in December, once more upping their value proposition.
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Sharp knives, surely — they send over 322,000 people to the emergency room every year, whether from surprisingly common avocado-related injuries or from a slip of the hand slicing another type of food.
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It also has a USB output for transferring digital audio to a Mac or PC, and the record player comes with a ProTools-like desktop audio editor for slicing and tagging your recordings.
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The scallops in the blades ensure you can use them to cut through tough foods, while their built-in anti-rust properties ensure they'll be slicing and dicing for a very long time.
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Hammering and slicing an iPhone 7 This guy starts off gentle, attempting to slice the iphone with wispy strokes of a knife before he decided to take a three-pound hammer to it.
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And you're listening to rhythm, his thumb lining out the downbeats with a sharper picking sound as well as the mellowness of the voice, working against the slicing sound made with the hands.
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The birds are also subjected to painful practices such as fitting their beaks with bits or guards, or slicing off part of their beaks to prevent them attacking each other and self-harming.
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Stone, who's basically the Michael Bay of government thrillers, again appears to be slicing and dicing history to make gods out of men and feverish devils out of meddling mid-level government bureaucrats.
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They had everything to do with slicing the number of abortion clinics in the state from 40 to fewer than 10 and imposing an unconstitutional "undue burden" on a woman's right to choose.
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Now hospitals are slicing the data thinner — for example, to look at how often individual doctors induced labor in patients whose cervix was insufficiently dilated, a step that often leads to C-section.
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That's because the classic, most widely used version of Crispr works by slicing open a strand of DNA in a specific spot in the genome and letting the cell stitch it back together.
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There's something oddly soothing about the formula: a sad person, shot in black and white, is completely incapable of cooking eggs or slicing vegetables, until a mysterious new product makes their world technicolor.
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I didn't try them, but nearly all would require significant prep before use, like deseeding the pepper or slicing the carrot or chicken breast into small enough sections to fit on the blades.
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Warner was in charge of carrying birds from the field—upside down so as to make them dizzy—sticking them in a metal cone, and slicing a pair of arteries in their necks.
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Trump reveals what Dems think Donald Trump is a Freudian scythe, slicing into the Democratic unconscious and loosing demons that have lurked in hidden recesses, often barely concealed but now given free rein.
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Such an altitude is safely above any clouds that could interfere with viewing the event as it crosses the U.S., with the path of totality slicing across the Pacific Northwest, Midwest and Southeast.
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Inside the Powhatan No. 6 mine, a machine the size of a city bus is slowly slicing the earth, scraping out coal and sending it on a 40-minute ride to the surface.
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We currently determine our House seats by slicing up a state's map into a bunch of different smaller segments, except for states with very small populations that only get one at-large representative.
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Every one of them that still does the job has someone who is slicing his fruit, marrying his well, passing him bottles, and trying desperately to stay the fuck out of the way.
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As a result, inventory investment added 2.07 percentage points to GDP growth, the biggest contribution since the first quarter of 4.63, after slicing off 1.1 percentage points from output in the second quarter.
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After grilling and slicing the steak (above), transfer it to a platter and top with the diced tomatoes, a big handful of crumbled blue cheese, and a thinly sliced onion from your pantry.
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Even so, Democrats sounded the alarm, warning that the aspirational cuts in the budget plan called for slicing more than $1 trillion from Medicaid and about $470 billion from Medicare over a decade.
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She sang bluntly about sex on her own terms, demanding satisfaction with feral yowls and rasps, her voice slicing across the grooves that she wrote and honed as her own bandleader and producer.
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"They talked to a black person about voting rights, a brown person about immigration, a gay about gay rights, a woman about choice and on and on, slicing up the electorate," he said.
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Just recently, the wife of a colleague here at The New York Times was slicing an avocado when she suffered a cut so deep she had to be taken to the emergency room.
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We take it inside and we do the chopping and the slicing and the grating and the grilling, and we feel really confident that that's what delivers a great food experience for us.
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