I had a meat cleaver and a soup ladle wrapped up in a towel.
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DNA found on the polka dot boot and soup ladle linked Taylor to Faye, Snellgrove said.
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Ancient man looked at the night sky and all he could see was a giant soup ladle?
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She was skimming mayflies from the surface of the water, using a broom and a soup ladle.
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I get polka dot midi dress ($218), a copper soup ladle ($2111), and four melamine dinner plates ($2110).
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When you're selecting a soup ladle, it's important to choose one that has a hooked end and a long, angled handle.
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In his defense, the Eastern Conference, after a tumultuous off-season that saw a raft of stars move west, has as much depth as a soup ladle.
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The end result is the meal, just like the end result of Amazon is the book or pair of slippers or soup ladle that just arrived on your doorstep.
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She tried out reflections too complex to decipher readily, like herself distorted in a shiny metal soup ladle, and she toyed with the sexual suggestiveness of flowers seen close up.
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But it was only after police found a child's polka dot boot and a soup ladle with fresh dirt on it in a trash can that they had a breakthrough.
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Last year, a viral video taken in two Beijing outlets by an undercover Chinese journalist showed rat-infested kitchens, dishwashers covered with grease and staff members cleaning sewers with a soup ladle.
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One of Willman's tricks, a mystically floating silver ball, is really a soup ladle with the handle hidden in his sleeve; seen from head-on, it looks like something out of Doctor Strange.
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That morning, Snellgrove said officers also searched a trash can near the suspect's home and found two key pieces of evidence: a child's polka dot boot and the soup ladle with fresh dirt in it.
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Ping is living on the top of Tai Shan mountain trying to raise Kai, Danzi's son. Ping learns that Kai can shape-change and turns into firstly a soup ladle. They are living happily until one day, their goat is found with its throat slit. Hua also returns to Ping on a red phoenix's back.
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Elizabeth Marks alone or jointly described 38 new mosquito species (for example, Culiseta arenivaga Marks, 1968), as well as new species of fruit flies, bugs, cockroaches and ticks. Another 43 species of mosquito identified by her, have yet to be described satisfactorily. She was well known for her practical streak, being able to solve problems with inventive solutions. She was equally famous for her Army metal soup ladle which was used to collect mosquito larvae and as an oar when an outboard motor might break down.
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Herringfleet was occupied by the Roman Empire, and archaeologists have made numerous finds, including a Roman bronze 'patera', a 'soup ladle' vessel with the maker's name 'Quattenus' on the handle, and a Roman nether mill-stone of trachyte, originally imported from Saxony or Koblenz on the Rhine. In the Middle Ages, Herringfleet was governed by the St Olaves Priory. Herringfleet is known for its Norman church, built in several parts over the past millennia. Its round tower is indicative of many East Anglian churches dating from the period.
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