The current affected models have a black spout base and black spout cover.
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The aerator fits over the spout of a wine bottle and pushes air through the wine as it travels out of the spout.
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Size, shape, cup/ml markings, and strainer are all excellent, and the spout plug which keeps the fat out of the spout while the rises to the top is superb.
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When docked on the faucet, the spout has a reach of 8.13 inches; however, with a total hose length of 59 inches, the pull-out spout certainly can reach farther.
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To use these silicone pouch toppers, just push them down on the plastic spout of the pouch, making sure there are no gaps between the pouch spout and the topper.
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The Infantino Cap the Tap Bath Spout Cover ($9.90) keeps my daughter from hitting her head on the bath spout, and it's also a fun toy for her to play with.
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"Only black color spout base and spout cover models are included in this recall," according to the company website, which provides an online form so consumers can order a free replacement lid.
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The other whale has a water spout and big eyes.
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Those that drive inflammation spout long pseudopods from their bodies.
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So clearly, it's time to spout more than slick slogans.
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They will live to write or spout off another day.
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Make Stephen Colbert spout words actually uttered by John Oliver.
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The finished product emerges from a spout at the bottom.
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His job today is to limit time at the spout.
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First they spout clichés, then skin hardens and morals calcify.
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Or pour gasoline in his mouth and spout it out.
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He eats the spout off the blue plastic watering can.
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I have a Mexican shandy smoked in a cortino or porron—you know, those Spanish-style, decanter-like things with a spout so you can directly shoot wine into your mouth from the spout.
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It is invaluable for keeping the fat out of the spout.
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He could even spout vulgarities as he sparred with his inquisitor.
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The magic of this bottle is in its leak-tight spout.
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In that recall, 5.7 million bottles (in addition to some 177,000 distributed in Canada and Mexico) with black spout bases and covers were found liable to release the silicone spout, thus posing as a choking hazard.
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With both a sprayer and a spout, the Kraus Two-Function Commercial Style Pre-Rinse Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Spring Spout and Pot Filler is a multifunctional, sturdy asset to any kitchen — industrial or at home.
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Too Much Coffee Man doesn't spout punch lines; he offers skewed aphorisms.
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For most filter methods, a kettle with a gooseneck spout is essential.
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It's really comfortable to hold, plus the spout lid prevents accidental spills.
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Ditto for Jay Hernandez's Diablo, who can spout fire from his fingertips.
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Plus, the built-in spout also ensures that no drop is wasted.
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The spout that had been designed to pour salt now poured quarters.
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But don't all politicians spout canned answers that bear little relationship to reality?
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Still, even a diverted rain spout would cut down a family's water bill.
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Its sculpted handle and curved spout will bring some elegance to your kitchen.
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Its sculpted handle and curved spout will bring some elegance to your kitchen.
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When it's done, simply pour your milk with the spout on the side.
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You'll also have to maneuver taller glasses carefully into place under the spout.
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Conspiracy theories -- and the people who spout them -- have never been more prevalent.
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The recall affects only bottles with a black-colored spout base and cover.
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They spout off opinions in class, and stand around comparing their families' wealth.
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He has a lot committed to memory, and he'll just spout some sonnet.
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Definition: a container with a lid, spout, and handle used for tea infusions.
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" Even the most ethically bankrupt politician can spout drivel about "draining the swamp.
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Before dawn, she got her co-worker to bring in the bulky spout.
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With a bite-to-drink spout, it's pretty much guaranteed not to leak.
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Widespread: A widespread mount has three separate pieces: the spout and two handles.
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Many of them are on the bandwagon, dutifully meeting founders who spout absolute gibberish.
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And enough of it to not spout utterly tone-deaf, regressive noise like that.
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We shouldn't excuse people who spout racist, misogynist, damaging views online in present day.
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Did the moderator challenge the candidates or just let them spout their talking points?
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The red blend used for the the box — which comes complete with a spout!
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All of the juice comes out, thanks to the downward angle of the spout.
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It's made of soft neoprene and has an adjustable strap to fit any spout.
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The pouches have a convenient spout at the bottom for quick and tidy pours.
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You can customize it with a spout or cap lid, and it's dishwasher safe.
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The spout pours well without dripping and the handle is comfortable to hold, too.
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" Colbert fired back: "I know what's in her internet history: 'How to spout bullshit.
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Activists who spout political principles must start believing in something more meaningful than slogans.
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At least Lee doesn't get an exit interview to spout more of his nonsense.
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Along with a normal spout for drinking, there's a special outlet just for bottles.
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Everyone was concerned with the hurricane and never considered a water spout turned tornado.
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Instead, a clear liquid pours from the spout sticking out of a copper still.
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That person in our lives who could spout off any random piece of Kardashian trivia.
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The skill can spout almost 200 quotes about golf and user reviews are highly positive.
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Interim head coach Dan Campbell will spout his toughness clichés in New Orleans next season.
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The invitation drew criticism, since it gave Yiannopoulos a megaphone to spout his bigoted views.
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Against this backdrop, North Korean officials continue to spout provocative declarations about intended further launches.
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Some moms spout such poetic relationship advice that you could embroider it on a pillow.
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This spout cover protects Ellie's head, but to her, it's just another fun bath toy.
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Spout off a few platitudes about "repealing and replacing" ObamaCare and call it a day?
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Some juice trenches feature a notch on the rim that serves as a pouring spout.
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You can even fit a travel mug under the spout, up to seven inches tall.
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Listening to a garrulous old guy spout nonsense is annoying in the best of circumstances.
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Amanda Clark, an historian, can spout all the pertinent facts and figures about St. Louis.
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Racists are free to spout their hateful views, but violence is neither legal nor protected.
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Is it working-class despair, channeled into a desire for people who spout easy slogans?
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The spout lid prevents spills and the silicone bumper protects it from scratches and dings.
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Hearing a tin foil hat-sporting wackadoo spout Trump-ish rhetoric with an alien twist isn't.
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Above all, it just might make you want to find somebody to spout clever dialogue with.
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There are hydrothermal vents there, too — hot vents that spout nutrients out of the ocean's floor.
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Use a bowl with a spout or a plastic soup container to slowly pour the sprinkles.
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Granted, many experts believe that his election has meant open season to publicly spout racist beliefs.
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As you pour, the spout stops automatically when you've poured the correct amount of each liquid.
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While it's easy to spout political promises to "fix" this secular trend, it isn't that easy.
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Even the hissing spout of the coffee machine was an intense annoyance when Katherine wasn't there.
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It easily slides over the bath spout via a Velcro strap around the back for security.
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Step 2: Tilt your head sideways, pour the water through the spout, and into one nostril.
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It was hard not to imagine a giant of yore guzzling draft from its commodious spout.
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Bottom line: Read twice, never pout or spout and, when in doubt, use Buffett's "newspaper test."
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It features a spout, so it's like you have cold brew on tap at all times.
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The cover has two inches of neoprene to protect against bumps and it secures to the bath spout with Velcro fastening I have vivid memories of banging my head onto the bath spout as a kid, and I never want that to happen to my daughter.
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As calls for Congressional investigations multiplied, Trump himself took to Twitter to spout two seemingly contradictory complaints.
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It is easy to spout this stuff from the sidelines; harder to achieve when actually in government.
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The American people are better than ever at spotting clichés, and suspicious of politicians who spout them.
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The moniker stuck after an editor blasted the hot air that Chicago politicians were known to spout.
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It doesn't have a scoop and funnel but does have a spout that seals, which is nice.
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The biggest problem with both was a small drip from the spout due to a bad seal.
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Election after election, GOP officials spout conservative principles while campaigning, which they abandon upon arriving in Washington.
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A cheaper alternative that's also great for travel is the inflatable Dreambaby Bath Tub Spout Cover ($3).
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Lucretia cut an envelope to form a spout and sprinkled round, pebble-like eggplant seeds into them.
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"The water bottle's clear silicone spout can detach, posing a choking hazard to children," the report read.
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It includes Holocaust deniers and pseudo-intellectuals who spout unsubstantiated theories about the science behind racial difference.
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It can be helpful to use a small measuring cup with a pouring spout for this operation.
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They may spout idealistic bromides about equality and the American dream, but all you get is garbage.
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It might be better for some faucet shapes, but I didn't have any issuesI have no complaints about this bath spout cover, but some reviewers say they had trouble getting it to stay on their bath spout, so it might work better for some faucet shapes than others.
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Set a medium-mesh sieve over a measuring cup with a spout and pour in the egg mixture.
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You were never meant to take over video games just so you could spout off your… your manifestos!
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Price: ~$10Buy on: Areaware The sleek gooseneck spout lets you pour with precision to make pour-over coffee.
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Giuliani wouldn't be the first person involved in the Trump team to spout conspiracy theory bullshit on Twitter.
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The cup features a spout that collects milk from the larger container designed to fit an infant's mouth.
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The "dog" in the fountain's name refers to its spout, which resembles the head of a bull mastiff.
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And no, we're not about to spout off the health benefits of protecting your retinas (though, you should!).
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On this occasion, though, someone sent her the following angry reply that questioned her right to "spout politics".
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And there's a spout; that's the part you aim at your mouth and pray your aim is true.
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Custer's men spout blood from well-aimed spears and arrows or, often decapitated and dismembered, litter the ground.
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Facebook and YouTube are working to stop the use of their websites as platforms to spout extremist incitement.
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We're all tired of politicians who spout an increasingly indistinguishable stream of pabulum, never doing anything—well, vulgar.
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The ring you're holding is also a character, and during an exercise, they'll spout various lines at you.
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Gyrating in tunics and with faces painted gold, performers spout found text from rom-coms and love surveys.
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W&P Design's clever pour spout makes it easy for aspiring bartenders to infuse and distribute their drinks.
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It is a distinction that makes Declan J. O'Scanlon Jr., a state lawmaker, spout frustration by the gallon.
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It only deepens hostility and hardens allegiance to modern-day "fire-eaters" who spout lies and divisive rhetoric.
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Driving on the highway shortly after, she flipped open the spout on the lid and took a sip.
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And it demands more than the gauzy pieties and press-a-button platitudes that too many politicians spout.
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Sometimes — not this time — we've gotten so close the passengers got sprayed by mist from the whale's spout!
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"I'm concerned that any representative of the United States would spout Russian propaganda on House floor," he said.
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This is a tough line to spout, especially in Silicon Valley, where overwork and all-nighters are romanticized.
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The teapot itself is short and squat with a cute short spout, a big lid, and a slim handle.
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Price: ~$16Buy on: Uncommon Goods The sleek gooseneck spout lets you pour with precision to make pour-over coffee.
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Several spout-pouches of funky-flavored, roasted sunflower kernels from a California-based company by the name of Iota.
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There's no escape from seeing people spout vile, prejudicial trash when you're just trying to enjoy a video game.
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This is likely just what Damore wants—a major platform to uncritically spout off his side of the story.
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Why does Trump spout such theories, and, more importantly, why do they resonate in some corners of American society?
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Now they spout forth corrupted Shakespeare to disrupt concert performances, or wear nuns' habits at annual general meetings (AGMs).
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"The apes were retrained to spill the tea, throw food around, drink from the teapot's spout," and so on.
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Click here to view original GIFDrinking from a canteen's spout is fine when you're just rehydrating after a hike.
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And that gives former members of our armed forces a big platform from which they can spout their views.
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If you feel the same way tomorrow, tell them then — but don't spout off in a moment of anger!
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Just pour the batter into the spout on top and let it spread itself out evenly and mess free.
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"We can choose to look at what the mayor spouts off or what other people spout off," he said.
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It's all too easy to spout religious platitudes, but "by their fruits ye shall know them" (Matthew 7:16).
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Predictably enough, climate-change deniers, like President Trump, have used the polar vortex as an excuse to spout fictions.
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Their optimism would instead spout from Tatum's magical touch and any other assets Kevin Pritchard could pry from Danny Ainge.
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You can grab your own box of six spout-pouches online for $23.34 and munch to believe it for yourself.
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The problem is in having such a highly respected figure continually spout these grim proclamations without also offering viable solutions.
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Firms can no longer spout platitudes about corporate "values"; independent watchdogs and staff stand ready to brand discrepancies as hypocrisy.
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But we're in the process of creating a new filtration spout that will be able to filter an entire bottle.
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If you boil more water in the kettle than you need, I'll make you drink it from the fucking spout.
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Krups put the anti-scale filter in the spout of the kettle, and you can remove it if need be.
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With a spout height of 12.13 inches, the Moen Arbor Pull-Out Kitchen Faucet is shorter than many other models.
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Everybody likes to spout grand-sounding ideas; no one likes to get into the messy area of carrying them out.
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You should also check for metric measurements, comfortable handles, clear marking, and a good spout for pouring the wet ingredients.
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It's hardly the first time Clarke has dealt with fans turning to social media to spout off about her projects.
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And she can occasionally spout a cliché ("Sometimes Willa felt she'd spent half her life apologizing for some man's behavior").
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Mr. Sakiagak cut a vent hole near the apex, crawling outside to carve a jaunty chimney spout out of snow.
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The characters all speak with similar voices, which they use to spout philosophy at one another in overlong dialogue segments.
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It uses a front fill water reservoir, standard coffee filters, and a glass carafe with a drip-free pour spout.
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Perhaps next time the two celebs won't just spout whatever old bullshit someone with a few bucks throws their way.
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And they're not explained by some profound ideological affinity with her father, because she doesn't spout ideology — just gauzy platitudes.
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While both sides argue their political opinions and spout their faith beliefs, what's missing from these debates is political theology.
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The government is right to "disincentivise" the use of vulgarity in commerce by withholding extra benefits from those who spout them.
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It's drip spout was also specially designed to capture all the juice in a pitcher or glass instead of the counter.
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Notably, high profile neo-Nazis and white supremacists like Richard Spencer and David Duke regularly spout hate speech on the site.
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I liked it so much, I didn't even mind that the spout on the frother was designed for right handed folks.
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He continued: Listen I have honored you by allowing you to spout off here, and what you've said is not right.
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But they have earned it, for having long encouraged the sort of polarising invective that Mr Trump and Mr Cruz spout.
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What's tragic is that so many Americans, including political leadership, think it's acceptable to distort the past and freely spout untruths.
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What's most notable here is that, yet again, Trump can't quite bring himself to spout the official line on Russian hacking.
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She'll help herself "if he continues to spout off, and she simply talks to America about the issues of the day."
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The second you hear it passing into the top chamber (that is, up the spout), you can probably kill the heat.
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Otherwise, a brush is included, and it's easy to get into the spout where a little stray pulp might get caught.
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The latest representative of the class of former emissaries to spout off is Daniel Kurtzer, a former U.S. ambassador to Israel.
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Or perhaps, the truth is that Mr. Amsterdam will spout the line of whoever is paying him on any given day.
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Opt for a berry buddy instead, which allows you to easily rinse and pour excess water out of a little spout.
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It looked like a spray bottle you might bring to the beach, with purple accents and a funnel for a spout.
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Often they will just spout the standard American military line, because they don't want to get into trouble with their superiors.
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Dishwasher and microwave-safe, low and wide, and with a pouring spout (!), I can't wait to get my hands on them.
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Holes were drilled from the back of the heads to the front so that water could spout out of the mouths.
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It's relatively easy to clean, too, because the tea spout isn't long and narrow and the brewing basket is nice and big.
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But even when his acolytes display a similarly brash style and spout the same message, they struggle to find that Trump magic.
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Use a waterproof vibrator or experiment with your shower head or tub spout, which can have a similar vibrating effect, she says.
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Neverland Ranch was filled with hints of glitz on the inside, too, like the gold-colored gooselike spout on the star's bathtub.
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The inconsistency will not faze them, since the willingness to spout nonsense is part of how they show their fealty to Trump.
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Contigo, a Chicago-based company, has received 143 complaints, including 18 incidents in which the spout was discovered in a child's mouth.
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Nor did she spout anything along the lines of Puzder's response when he was asked about the prospect of joining Trump's cabinet.
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"I am deeply concerned that any member of the House would spout Russian propaganda on the floor of the House," Nadler said.
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When you're finished, the stainless steel blade locks in place and allows for easy pouring in tandem with the processor's serving spout.
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After removing the valve, the easy-pour spout makes pouring your milk into a storage bag or container simple and mess-free.
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"We wanted to keep the spout nose, we really did," Bill Condon, who directed the new film, said recently with a sigh.
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As much as we like to spout the "born this way" idea of being LGBTQ+, sexuality is much more fluid than that implies.
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Its sleek, pitcher-like appearance and easy-grip handle and pour spout will make it a welcome addition to any backyard lunch date.
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Or he can continue to spout slogans, to look for easy scapegoats and to put his own interests above those of the country.
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He is happy to share their company and even to spout their hateful white-supremacist rhetoric — despite the fact that he is black.
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After breaking open the white spout on the underside of the lid of Tommee Tippee sippy cups, parents are finding black mold inside.
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The kid sees whales breach and spout water out in the sea, sees falcons swoop through the sky, bunnies scamper here and there.
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Blend, purée, crush, and process foods in the Ninja's 72-ounce pitcher, then dish up your concoction using the lid and pour spout.
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People live in company towns, eat company food, get healed by company medicine, and spout off their company slogans like pained religious expressions.
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After the sugaring season is over, the spout is pulled from the taphole and the tree wound is able to heal, he said.
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Kurt Vonnegut drew himself playing with string — a nod to his novel "Cat's Cradle" — with the bottle's spout turned into a cat's head.
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" When others spout complex theories about why the Americans have ceased their bombing raids, he thinks: "Maybe they got bored of bombing us?
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There are a few characters dotted around to spout silly lines at you, but overall Sludge Life felt meaningless, more style than substance.
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Inside the bowl below the spout, both models have a mound that helps prevent splashing and should, ideally, reduce the noise as well.
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Handheld garment steamers typically look like an oversized tea brewer with a wide end rather than a spout and come with a cord.
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Anyone can stand up there and spout the numbers, but that is not much use if he or she can't garner additional bids.
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After some vigorous spinning, amber honey streamed down the sides of the centrifuge to a spout where it could be funneled into containers.
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In another case this year, a poorly protected Nest camera allowed a hacker to spout fake nuclear bomb threats at a California woman.
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Price used this question as an opportunity to spout the (bogus) Republican talking point that its replacement plan is going to increase choice.
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But despite his best efforts, the pipes spout tarry filth, the walls secrete viscous goo, and marbles seemingly appear spontaneously around closets and stairs.
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Too many kid-accessible animated films spout generic, well-worn tropes: follow your dreams, believe in yourself, you can do anything if you try.
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"Let the ignorant Yankees spout their ant-and-grasshopper consumer-capitalist BS," Europeans say to one another, probably, except in whatever language they speak.
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Just feet away, in the playground inspired by the Egyptian art collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art nearby, was a spout spraying water.
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We also picked up what would become one of Ellie's favorite parts of the tub — the Infantino Cap the Tap Bath Spout Cover ($9.90).
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Some teachers are planning mock debates before the election; others, like Mr. Wathke, fear that the format could invite students to spout insulting rhetoric.
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It's designed to drain collected water directly into the sink, or you can seal up the drainer with a silicone spout for counter use.
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Climate scientists are worried they could convert the boreal forest, now a carbon sponge ringing the top of the globe, into a carbon spout.
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Contigo will supply a free replacement lid for faulty products, which have a black base and a black cover over the clear silicon spout.
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"The incident rate is very low of consumers reporting any separation of the silicone spout and no injuries have been reported," said the spokeswoman.
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Turn a switch inside the car, and a pump sends water from the reservoir up and out a spout mounted near the front console.
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"Listen, I've honored you by allowing you to spout off here but what you said was not right, that's all I'm saying," Hatch said.
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He also encouraged Mr. Jones to spout off about the moon landing being fake during Mr. Jones's nearly four-hour appearance on his show.
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The water bottle company received 427 reports of the spout detaching off the bottle and 27 of those spouts were found in children's mouths.
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" He also goes on to spout anti-Semitic and white nationalist conspiracy theories, for example blaming feminism for "declining birth rates in the West.
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Mercy T., Hobbs, N.M. Dear Heloise: I use a large plastic mixing bowl with a sturdy handle and a spout when making pancake batter.
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The lid stays securely shut the entire time unless you push a button that opens the spout to allow you to drink your coffee.
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"The Russians have engaged in cyber attacks against the United States of America [and] you are willing to spout the Putin line," she said.
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Still, some used the incident as an opportunity to spout even more of the Islamophobic hatred that Belkhiri was protesting in the first place.
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A remote-controlled concrete pumping truck was adapted so that its extendable spout could pour water into the reactors, cooling and stabilizing the overheated chambers.
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But Farrakhan remains free to spout his anti-Semitic rhetoric to nearly 500,000 followers, with his only punishment being stripped of an inconsequential blue checkmark.
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Someone close to him is a QAnon believer, and after hearing them spout "some really crazy shit," Colin went on the site out of curiosity.
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That rapid growth is thanks to the pouch's four nipples, which spout milk that containsgerm-fighting antibodies to keep the little roo from getting sick.
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The announcement was accompanied by an utterly loony teaser video wherein beer emerges from a spout attached to a life-size replica polar bear's mouth.
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Today, connected-device startup Nectar is launching a pour spout and stopper equipped with ultrasound technology to give bar owners eyes on this valuable inventory.
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It's plausible that, in the absence of Facebook Groups, racist Border Patrol agents would have found another place to hang out online and spout bigotry.
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The new nozzle is longer, has a small bent and end openings for a more precise release of beer from the outlet of the spout.
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Instead of relief from empty campaign statements, though, we got a president who uses social media to enact revenge, spout conspiracy theories, and self-aggrandize.
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TV famous, ignores objective reality to spout nonsense, hated by his professional peers, plays the victim to his audience when his lies are called out.
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A water spout, a weather phenomenon that resembles a tornado, formed over Lake Pontchartrain near New Orleans, and the Weather Service issued a tornado warning.
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So, what you do is you start it with the spout close to your mouth, and then you arc it out like a Roman fountain.
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The BELLA Electric Ceramic Tea Kettle has the look of a classic teapot with its sweet ceramic design, long gooseneck spout, and cute colorful patterns.
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They should confront CEOs when the official positions they espouse in court or before regulatory authorities directly contradict the niceties they spout before congressional committees.
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There was a time when pariah leaders used the opening of the U.N. General Assembly as a platform to spout all kinds of hateful nonsense.
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Pros: Glass design is strong, no odor absorption, clear metric and imperial measurements, two-year warranty, easy to clean, good spout for pouring liquid ingredients.
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The glaciers are also responsible for many of the waterfalls that seem to spout, as if miraculously, from the middle of otherwise dry rock walls.
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It was an auspicious choice: The curves, handle, lid, and spout of the teapot all conspired to make it an ideal object for graphical experiment.
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"You can have a separate hand spray or one that comes out of the actual spout, which is really practical and nice," Ms. Forino said.
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"If I spout off talking points, then nobody pays attention," she said when I asked why she so often invokes her family at the lectern.
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Contigo announced a recall of about 5.7 million of its kids water bottles over fears its spout can detach and cause a child to choke.
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" The gunman goes on to spout anti-Semitic and white nationalist conspiracy theories, including blaming feminism for the "decline of birth rates in the West.
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" The event in Beijing, he said, is "not just a conference where people get together and spout, like they do at Davos and other places.
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I couldn't see the swans clearly from the press boat — just one distant curved white neck like the spout of an elegant porcelain coffee pot.
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For our purposes, a black hole might be imagined as a funnel whose spout tapers to a point of infinite density known as a singularity.
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Monday is Quentin Tarantino's birthday, and our blood is already pumping and likely to spout out of our bodies in a towering geyser at any minute.
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Amazon has removed some books that spout misinformation, Facebook is closing anti-vax groups, and YouTube is running information boxes about vaccines beneath conspiracy theory videos.
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Bushwick rails against violence while reveling in it, having its villains spout racist rhetoric while portraying most of its own characters of color as criminal caricatures.
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Accusations of neuroticism, condescending nicknames, and plastic surgery-shaming aside, it's truly beneath the dignity of the presidency (or anyone, really) to spout such sexists remarks.
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The head tilts back for easier access, and comes packaged with a chef's whisk, dough hook, flat mixing paddle, and splash guard with a pouring spout.
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The packaging is unusually enjoyable to hold; it features a smooth and palm-sized matte bag with a small white screw-top spout at the bottom.
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Op-eds, TV shows, "listening tours" accomplished nothing but allowed her to constantly spout scary numbers while branding herself the last defender of America's political virtue.
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The entrepreneurs whose innovations and ideas have actually changed lives are too busy trying new things and dreaming big to spout vapid humblebrags on social media.
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PizzaIf you are from New York, Chicago, or Italy, we really don't want to hear you spout about how much better the pizza is back home.
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Black men like Tyrese and Steve Harvey who spout sexism masked as "relationship advice" have a platform because so many people still believe in that narrative.
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That rapid growth is thanks to the pouch's four nipples, which spout milk that contains germ-fighting antibodies to keep the little roo from getting sick.
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A bath spout cover is an essential once your baby becomes mobile, and the Infantino Cap the Tap cover is a simple, cute, and effective choice.
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The camera moves closer to a potter working at her wheel, lovingly sculpting a spout into the lip of a pot and carefully shaping its body.
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Presumably, to continue our Skyrim fiction, that means no whipping our heads around while battling a Viking zombie to spout hearty insults at a charging bear.
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Sadly, there's seemingly no desire on the screenplay's part to explore Efron or The Rock's comedic chemistry beyond having them spout sophomoric insults at each other.
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Some other general features to look for are the pitcher material (glass is more durable than plastic) and lid design (is there an easy-pour spout?).
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Cornered, the guy starts to spout ominous gibberish in the tried-and-true manner of many of Lovecraft's half-mad, Elder-God-touched sailors and riffraff.
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Some other general features to look for are the pitcher material (glass is more durable than plastic) and lid design (is there an easy-pour spout?).
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Goon-like leaders spout non-sequiturs and when we ask, like Joseph K. in The Trial, what these words mean, their minions explain away the malfeasance.
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A decade ago Mr Assad toyed with infitah (liberalisation), only for Sunni extremists to build huge mosques from which to spout their hate-speech, say his advisers.
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Even beyond that money laundering and financial fraud, the notion that Russians impersonated individual Americans by name to spout their targeted political messages shows a remarkable brazenness.
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And they seem determined to spout the sort of lines a Millennial would imagine grandpa muttering, such as Bradshaw marveling about how short everyone in Japan is.
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The built-in ingredient spout and integrated measuring cup make the entire process a breeze, and produces ice cream that'll remind you of your favorite local parlor.
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Pizza If you are from New York, Chicago, or Italy, we really don't want to hear you spout about how much better the pizza is back home.
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The milk jug is also difficult to remove and the distance from the milk spout to a normal cup is too far, leading to splashing and spills.
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Trump doesn't just spout unsubstantiated accusations; he often drops them as quickly as he brings them up, as though it never really mattered if they were true.
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Whether you like making tea for one or want excellent spout control for pour-over coffee or tea, the Hario V60 Buono Pouring Kettle has you covered.Pros:
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The Nature's Miracle High-Sided Litter Box has high sides to prevent urine spray, while the nonstick interior and easy-pour spout make it easy to clean.
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Sure, it is easy to spout platitudes about racial harmony and equality, but when it comes to interracial marriages, navigating family traditions and politics can be tricky.
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Travelers can place a water bottle under a spout with an automatic sensor — an electric eye — that stops the flow of water when the bottle is full.
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But there's also the England of The Daily Mail and The Sun, two of the country's most-read newspapers, both of which routinely spout anti-immigrant invectives.
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This tidy soy sauce glass cruet is designed with an effective no-drip pouring spout built into the stopper: Soy Sauce Cruet, $40 ($36 for members), momastore.org.
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Once your tub or shower is clean, keep things fresh between cleanings a daily spritz of Method Daily Shower Spray on the tile, glass, and tub spout.
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The Guzzle Buddy lets you attach a glass directly to the spout of your wine bottle so you can be classy and awesome at the same time.
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In the Sunday statement, the country's foreign ministry alluded to those sanctions and said US officials "spout rubbish" when they assume Obama's policies will be maintained in future.
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One of the big advantages Trump has is that he's happy to spout lies and half-truths, secure in the knowledge that he won't be called on it.
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Facebook will likely field more complaints with this latest decision, even though it's impossible to dispute that Jones, Loomer, Nehlen, and the others often do spout hateful rhetoric.
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It takes a one-in-a-million leader to be able to spout that garbage or just flat-out scare players into fucking up less than their opponents.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, who had accused him of being unable to do anything but spout off a "25-second memorized speech" when put on the spot.
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If that seems like too much work to get your buzz, there is a spout beneath the cloud for anyone who doesn't want to wait for the storm.
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Clinton may spout politically popular pro-Israel platitudes, but her track record of strong-arming Israel while embracing and mainstreaming Muslim terrorists speaks far louder than her words.
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Despite looking like humans, they're effectively just robots, people-shaped puppets that spout clips from the game world's version of Wikipedia just in case it might be useful.
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If you're craving a hot-beverage high, they also have traditional tea bags if Rest Stop Randy is cool enough to let you use the hot water spout.
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One day after Tay went live on Twitter and elsewhere Microsoft was forced to shut her down after users taught the bot to spout racist and sexist sentiments.
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Neill and Dennison's performances are serviceable, their bonding largely a stage for the younger actor to spin cheeky haikus, perform goofy dances, and spout references '90s rap music.
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It also has an easy pouring spout so you can serve up your results without the mess, and all the processor's pieces are dishwasher-safe for simple cleanup.
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Wagner also condemned Meyerbeer for producing "effects without causes"—a dubious accusation from a composer who has an earth goddess rise on a stage elevator to spout exposition.
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Fashion Review MILAN — The kooky utterances fashion designers sometimes spout (and some fashion journalists often parrot) seldom offer much indicator of what's actually going on in the collections.
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Hundreds of decorative scratches run from his horns to his hindquarters, and two metal earrings, on either side of the vessel's spout, make this an uncommonly punk antiquity.
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When one of the wealthier neighbors in our countryside built a well, he installed a spout outside his home so anyone could fill their buckets with clean water.
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An estimated 22016 people died, and more than 277,22020 have been jailed since — journalists, academics, political opponents or anyone brave or foolish enough to spout an opposing viewpoint.
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It acts as a single-serve with a spout tall enough to fit a travel mug and can fill a 12-cup carafe, which is included with the machine.
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He would go on to secretly lobby for Turkey and spout conspiracy theories about Hillary Clinton's health, as well as an imagined pedophilia ring in a Washington pizza parlor.
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The edges of the ceramic jar are dipped in real 18k gold and the little spout makes it so easy to control how much oil you want to pour.
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No tearing or ripping apart of the pouches required: to open, all we had to do was simply unscrew the small plastic spout and then pour out the kernels.
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This week, President Trump has used Twitter to put Iran "on notice," tease Arnold Schwarzenegger about The Apprentice, call anti-Trump protesters "thugs," and randomly spout his campaign slogan.
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When Matt Lauer beat Hillary with a two-by-four before letting Trump spout one unchallenged lie after another, other journalists suggested he be reassigned to the weather desk.
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He was also able to change the icing flavor and add on top of that a tiny whale, complete with a water-spurting spout to the top of it.
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Her response to almost any problem is to spout policy, which is admirably pragmatic, but, as in the economic plan of action she delivered in Kissimmee, can sound aloof.
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He's made himself so crazy that I think the people who used to go to his site, because he'd spout info about GMOs being bad, aren't going there anymore.
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Its heat-resistant plastic strainer catches unwanted bits like herbs and bones, while the design of the silicone stopper creates air pressure to prevent fat from entering the spout.
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The Contigo Autoseal West Loop fits in your cup holders without rattling, its push-button spout won't leak all over your clothes, and you can nab one for cheap.
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Chronic sarcasmA little bit of sarcasm can come across as funny at times, but if you live to spout sarcastic comments, you may be unwittingly creating a toxic environment.
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Size: 2,000 square feet Price per square foot: $463 Indoors: A drain spout extending from the metal roof and a staircase made of granite slabs mark the home's entrance.
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Cable news shows consider it their professional duty to provide "balance" by giving partisan talking heads free rein to spout nonsense — or amplify the nonsense of our current president.
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As Mr. Gilbert continued to shout objections and spout incomprehensible legalese on Wednesday, Mr. Levine, asked the judge to stop the trial and order a new mental health evaluation.
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In addition to its aesthetically-pleasing design made of 100% handblown crystal, it also has a unique spout that mimics a waterfall effect when pouring, facilitating the aerating process.
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It is true that she can spout any etiquette rule instantly, but there are situations where she thinks things over, as rare as that is in this Twittery age.
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When the kids start to spout opinions of their own, you'll point them to the most timeless American role model for a boy — not Bart Simpson, but Huck Finn.
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He was dirty and disheveled, his hydration pack hanging off one shoulder, an empty sport-spout Gatorade bottle clutched in his right hand, glasses still somehow resting on his nose.
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Tripp's letter reeks of the worst type of "male feminism," the Matt McGorrys of the world who spout feminist dialogue mostly as a means to congratulate themselves for being feminists.
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Though he studiously avoided giving specifics on any other policy plans, Trump continued to spout out details about what he would do to curb illegal immigration and protect American borders.
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For a man who can spout Plutarch at parties, he has an astoundingly poor command of basic philosophy of mind, as if it's unequivocal that any human has free will.
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"I got to wear a suit and tie and spout off a bunch of lingo that I didn't know what it meant, and it was great, you know?" he remembered.
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It acts as a single-serve with a spout tall enough to fit a travel mug and can also fill a 12-cup carafe, which is included with the machine.
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While cleaning the main nozzle (where the juice comes out) and the strainers is quite easy, the spout where the pulp is ejected takes a bit more effort to clean.
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There's a mesh hole underneath the whale's head where the water comes out, and even though the hole is circular, it hasn't caused any issues with our square bath spout.
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I recommend getting the Cap the Tap bath spout cover now so you can pop it on as soon as you need it — which will be sooner than you'd expect.
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As the story opens, an abandoned boat being investigated by the authorities is suddenly jostled by what seems to be some sort of underwater volcano, or perhaps a water spout.
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Only a self righteous, narcissist would continue to spout off and not - in the face of Americans' pain and agony -be contrite and apologize for your part in this catastrophe.
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Let enough high public officials like, say, a president or a HUD bureaucrat, spout enough nonsense and you get a nation in which facts are ignored and fearful confusion grows.
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Viewers tuned in to see Muhammad Ali spout off about the Vietnam War or to see Yoko Ono show her conceptual art in a 21971-minute discussion with John Lennon.
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Mr. Bannon and Mr. Flynn can spout ideology, Flynn facts and fake news; Mr. Mattis can speak authoritatively to capabilities, threat assessments, global and regional trade-offs and operational outcomes.
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"I'm deeply concerned that any member of the House would spout Russian propaganda on the floor of the House," Nadler said, and then yielded speaking time to another Democratic lawmaker.
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But that's precisely the point: Trump's tendency to spout wild, outlandish, easily disproven falsehoods and conspiracy theories has shredded any benefit of the doubt he ever got from the press.
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Aside from his Twitter flip-flops on North Korea and Iran, the President's tendency to spout lies and falsehoods means that his official policy statements are confusing to the American people.
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Gervais has argued that he's laughing at racists, sexists, the homophobic, and the ableists, using his character as a straw man to spout their views before he's burned to the ground.
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"Amid one of the American journalism community's darkest moments, President Trump continued to spout his notorious anti-press rhetoric, disparaging and attacking the media at a national level," the group said.
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"Their disavowals of bigotry are belied by their actions: rank-and-file Proud Boys and leaders regularly spout white nationalist memes and maintain affiliations with known extremists," the SPLC's website states.
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In fact, one of Ellie's favorite things to do in the tub is stand in front of the spout and catch the water as it comes out of the whale's mouth.
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I am far less interested in calls for empathy toward struggling white Americans who spout or abide hatred than I am in tapping into the political power of those who don't.
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Water faucets are a common target for innovation, most recently with Moen proposing a voice-controlled take on a spout that would dispense a precise amount of water without a touch.
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It's the reason the economics and business departments in America all still spout Milton Friedman-style free-market capitalism — those people paid for the chairs, and the departments, and the grants.
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It's $59, comes in a variety of colors and can either use its flexible tail to wrap around the shower-head spout or detachable suction cup to stick to the shower tile.
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There are fans who've been there since the beginning, and I know how it feels to watch people suddenly spout the virtue of something you've been talking about for a long time.
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The Assistant's tendency to just provide the first answer it can find from the web has led it to spout off some horrible misinformation and inadvertently become the vehicle for burger ads.
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"Amid one of the American journalism community's darkest moments, President Trump continued to spout his notorious anti-press rhetoric, disparaging and attacking the media at a national level," the report's authors noted.
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Procter & Gamble, the parent company to Tide, announced on Friday that it plans to package and ship Tide laundry detergent products in a cardboard box that includes a twist-to-open spout.
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The bottom line is that on the campaign trail, it's all too easy to spout slogans that the plan in Syria is to "Bomb the s*** out of ISIS" and the like.
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Developed over five years, the NIFTY cup was designed with a spout that makes collected milk easy to drink by infants with cleft palates or other related issues that prevent proper latching.
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Trump is using Twitter as a substitute for press conferences—as a means to make serious policy announcements in a safe space where he can spout off without being questioned or challenged.
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That's because even though he's a backbencher, Fox News regularly gives him a platform to spout his conspiracy theory–tinged ideas, including his call for another special counsel to investigate Hillary Clinton.
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"After serving meals all day it's our turn so we went to our favorite eating spout in Houston Frenchy's Chicken on Scott St," Lawson wrote alon video she shared on Instagram Saturday.
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It has a wide-mouth opening, so cleanup is super fast and easy, and its no-drip Perfect Pour spout will have your counter (or outfit) looking like less of a mess.
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Pros: Adorable ceramic design, automatic shutoff, no plastic or metal, detaches from the heating base, and gooseneck spout makes for easy pouringCons: Heavy, less powerful heating element, and some concerns over durability
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Developed over the last five years, the NIFTY cup features a spout that makes it easy to drink for premature infants and those born with related health issues, such as cleft palates.
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Since this is essentially a free space for me to spout off about whatever the metallic fuck, this week's column is going to serve as my de facto Best of 2018 list.
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It's quite a stretch to claim that you're non ideological when you spout hyper-partisan conspiracy theories that were invented by resentful campaign operatives to deflect the blame for their crushing defeat.
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Over at Fox, anchors pretend to care about bigotry, dedicating hours and hours to Ilhan Omar's comments about AIPAC and Ralph Northam's blackface yearbook photo, while their own anchors spout much worse.
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It's a particularly fitting topic for Saturday Night Live alum Ana Gasteyer's brand of musical comedy; she loves to spout puns, warped rhymes, plural entendres, and other tokens of irrepressible verbal invention.
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Consider the idea of enclosing in the winner's envelope a list of three issues affecting our nation from which the Oscar recipient must either choose one to spout off on or none.
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So it was with a sense of relief that many heard President Donald Trump spout more appropriate boilerplate language for the US Holocaust Memorial Museum's "Days of Remembrance" event at the Capitol Rotunda.
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John Jerrim, Phil Parker and Nikki Shure, three academics, have used an educational survey of 40,000 teenage students in nine English-speaking countries to find out who is most likely to spout nonsense.
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People have plenty of arguments against abortion, but one that consistently pops up from people who have no medical training or expertise to spout such facts is that having an abortion is unsafe.
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The 96-page word-for-word adaptation of the dense legal document places Apple godhead Steve Jobs into a huge variety of comic styles and has him spout off the rules and regulations.
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And naturally, given that this is the Internet, one of the first things online users taught Tay was how to be racist, and how to spout back ill-informed or inflammatory political opinions.
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The stainless steel kettle can boil up to a liter of water and has a long gooseneck spout that lets you smoothly pour water into a teapot, french press or cup of noodles.
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Officers said he waived those rights and proceeded to spout off a number of incriminating statements, including his alleged connection to a marijuana operation and about his immigration status, according to a brief.
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" Judiciary Committee Chair Jerry Nadler (D-NY) returned to the lectern to respond, "I am deeply concerned that any member of the House would spout Russian propaganda on the floor of the House.
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As the series has progressed, the title sequence has expanded in scope to include more fantastical ideas from the tech world, while still being constrained to a glorious 10-second spout of reference humor.
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"Over the course of time, people who did not like the president realized this was another form where they could spout off, and it got to be really vile, really nasty stuff," Souza said.
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Tay quickly began to spout off racist and xenophobic epithets, largely in response to the people who were tweeting at it—the chatbot, after all, takes its conversational cues from the world wide web.
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So that's what I did: I pulled the vape out of its packaging, charged it for about 40 minutes, loaded its bowl with delicious medical-grade herbs, and started inhaling from its stubby spout.
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The set and furniture are picture-perfect, and this makes it all the more startling when the genteel hostess of the party (Blanchett) begins to spout the dogma of Barnett Newman and Wyndham Lewis.
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The Trump N.R.A. appearance will be an opportunity for the candidate to spout his usual series of disjointed sound-bites before tens of thousands of gun enthusiasts expected at the convention in Louisville, Kentucky.
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At least twice a day, beginning shortly after dawn, researchers climb steps and ladders and crawl through a modest glass doorway to scan the surrounding sea, looking for the distinctive spout of a whale.
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What's amazing is that they're so out of it that they don't know either how to pretend to care about the middle class, or what nonsense to spout in order to sustain that pretense.
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A pipe from the spinner disgorges a constant stream of fresh olive oil into a giant vat to await packaging, and we soaked slices of crusty bread in oil pouring directly from the spout.
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If you've seen her spout off on her proudly opinionated social media channels, or watched her form the relentlessly bold Mariana Adams Foster over the last seven years, you can probably guess the answer.
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Even now, as the smoke in Sydney reaches levels akin to smoking 37 cigarettes—my dad's voice breaks, as does my heart, when I call home—powerful media figures spout astonishing lies and distractions.
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The three ceramic vessels included in the study date to between 3,200 and 63,450 years ago (1200 to 450 BCE) and feature a spout through which a child could easily suck out a liquid.
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That same day, out on the Saint Lawrence and far off on the pale-blue horizon, the MICS team spotted the V-shaped spout that is characteristic of the rare North Atlantic right whale.
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At the end of the day, consumers may not pick a device only because of what facts it can spout off, but rather because of how well it fits into the home in other ways.
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One user, named "QuimJongUn", bemoaned the fact that the same "fuckwits" who "spout their Daily Mail bullshittery" about benefit-claiming mothers are the same "wankwads" who will fawn over the baby when it is born.
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L'Engle's brand of weirdness can be ugly and unsettling, as her characters suffer physical abuse, fight their own uncontrollable rages, or just spout oddball jargon, oblivious to the ways they're alienating or offending other people.
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But we have, now, what Kim calls "a meme president," who is such a prime example of "troll bait" that he can't pass up even one opportunity to spout insanity or spar with the media.
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Many seem to point to the overly earnest, way-too-positive attitudes the FC Ambassadors spout, often sounding more like they're spouting corporate PR talk than like an employee giving their employer an honest assessment.
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"The amazing this is that everything that everyone has ever told you — all of the clichés — you become the person starting to spout out the clichés, as if they are the newest thought," he confesses.
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The beautiful glass and stainless steel design is topped off with an easy-pour spout, so the machine can sit on your counter or on a shelf in the fridge for cold brew on tap.
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Nope. More like why it's not OK to spout racism, anti-semitism, and homophobia online — something Tanner did in 2013 (he went by the online moniker "n1ggerkiller"), forcing poppa Flake to apologize for the teen.
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A few minutes later, you'll hear the pot begin to gurgle as the steam-pressurized boiling water passes through the grounds and up through the spout of the moka pot to become strong, rich coffee.
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A few minutes later, you'll hear the pot begin to gurgle as the steam-pressurized boiling water passes through the grounds and up through the spout of the moka pot to become strong, rich coffee.
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In our current media hellscape—where cable news talking heads spout "alternative facts," gets way too excited about missile strikes on Syria, and plays fast and loose with supposed objectivity, things can look rather grim.
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Visitors can see a two-foot-tall "Monkey Jug," representing the KwaZulu-Natal region of South Africa, that was sculpted in 2017, and the recent "Pouring Pot With Green Spout" by the potter Mike Helke.
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She replaced the glass but soon noticed that at a certain time of day, sunlight hit the bathtub spout and horizontal handle at an angle that cast the shadow of a cross on the floor.
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It fits perfectly in most cup holders, its automatically sealing spout won't leak, and it keeps hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold for hours at a time thanks to its double-walled vacuum insulation.
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The Contigo Autoseal West Loop travel mug stays sealed thanks to its locking lid and push-button spout that closes automatically when you're not drinking, and it's a great budget option that tops our list.
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Recess&apos Instagram has no shortage of vivid imagery: A cartoon Saturn dips into a warm periwinkle sea, three pink Recess cans spout octopus arms, and a creamsicle-colored Recess can crashes into the moon.
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But for other apps such as third-party email apps, Facebook Messenger, Slack, and many more, Siri will just spout off details about the notification without checking that it's the right person asking to hear them.
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This need for a musical diversion calls for quality earbuds to spout out carefully-curated, hype man-style playlists — like the TREBLAB X5 Wireless Earbuds, which just went on sale at the Mashable Shop for $64.99.
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The coffeemaker looks like a 22-ounce coffee tumbler, but inside there's a drip kettle with a spout for hot water, hand grinder to grind whole beans, a stainless steel filter, and a double-walled tumbler.
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No one needs to listen to a senile man spout incoherent racist rhetoric for an hour while 38 million Americans are losing their food stamps and thousands more are being evicted because of this pointless shutdown.
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This dish rack has all the regular stuff — room for dishes and utensils — but also has a swivel spout so you can funnel all that dirty water into the sink and not onto your kitchen counter.
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His fear is that the growing incursion of earthworms — not just in North America, but also in northern Europe and Russia — could convert the boreal forest, now a powerful global carbon sponge, into a carbon spout.
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One argued that it had echoes of America under President Trump, with the administration's tendency to spout falsehoods and drum up "animosity toward the other" — like Mexican immigrants who don't reflect the majority of American society.
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While I had no designs to try my luck brushing my teeth with the suspect water that came from the spout, it was nice to be able to wash my hands without seeking out the bathroom.
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We suggest to Ms. Jefferson that there is a degree to which it feels people now have permission, or feel they have permission, to spout the sort of race-baiting speech that Mr. Trump has used.
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This is what makes Blacktivist such an interesting phenomenon: its popularity suggests that our social tools—and the import we draw from them—have not superseded the messages we spout on a given platform, nor vice versa.
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To make even wilder paint weapons, Rober also created this paint sprinkler/pseudo-artillery system to fire off while adding a machine gun spout to his paint blaster to shoot out as much paint as possible too.
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J. Jonah Jameson now hosts an Alex Jones-like radio show to spout his conspiracy theories about Spider-Man, and like Jones himself, his fear-mongering is occasionally correct- ish just enough for him to be dangerous.
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The base of the aptly-named Pint is not only removable, it can also be attached to the canteen's spout so the whole thing doesn't tip over and dump your drink when used as a pint glass.
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Candidates should not be able to spout off superficial suggestions like building a wall or banning all those of a certain religion from entering the United States, without a much more in-depth analysis of its implications.
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I also love that this bath spout cover is machine washable so we can just throw it in the wash if it starts to get grimy, which it hasn't after more than six months of daily use.
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From the Washington Post to the now-canceled KKK reality TV show, our real world media doesn't seem to understand the issue with giving white supremacists a national platform from which to spout their insane bullshit from.
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Still, maybe if I had taken that fellowship I would be living in San Francisco now, having a picnic lunch down at the beach, watching whales spout and drinking local white wine straight from the half bottle.
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The vessels come in a range of shapes and sizes; some are round, open bowls with a spout on one side, others are long and narrow like pipes, and others are shaped like rabbits or other animals.
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Sean Hannity Presidents always deploy surrogates to appear on television to spout their talking points, but Mr. Trump has expanded on that by developing relationships with sympathetic media figures like Mr. Hannity who also serve as advisers.
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Taught that answering questions is simply about cycling through the multiple choice answers to find the most plausible ones, they begin to stop thinking altogether and just spout random combinations of test buzzwords whenever they're asked a question.
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In a world where information warfare is increasingly prevalent and where nations deploy bots on social media in attempts to sway elections and sow discord, the idea of AI programs that spout unceasing but cogent nonsense is unsettling.
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The secessionists deride New York City gun laws and spout white-nationalist rhetoric, so they're surprised when they encounter not only armed resistance, but a neighborhood willing to temporarily put aside its internal conflicts and unite to fight.
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Politicians continue to spout harmful rhetoric that stokes fears and misconceptions about refugees and migrants, while people who do want to help often resign themselves to feeling that it's an intractable issue — too overwhelming to make a difference.
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"No one needs to listen to a senile man spout incoherent racist rhetoric for an hour while 85033 million Americans are losing their food stamps and thousands more are being evicted because of this pointless shutdown," she wrote.
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After letting the Hurom H101 Easy Clean Slow Juicer's auger squeeze away for a couple minutes, a process that's remarkably quiet compared to other juicers, open up the pour spout and out comes smooth, even, perfectly mixed juice.
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For example, when the spout fell off a Bonavita stovetop kettle I got from Amazon less than two months after I bought it (a problem others have reported), it was too late to ship it back to Amazon.
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Other features in the rack from Joseph Joseph, a maker of clever kitchen tools, are a rail against which to prop a cutting board or large platter, a draining spout, and a knife slot in the cutlery bin.
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" Mayors in Puerto Rico need to be a part of the relief effort, Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Brock Long said, responding to criticism from San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, who he said was "spout[ing] off.
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Under the plans now being discussed, fewer resources would be allocated to monitoring regional threats — terrorist groups that might spout anti-American speech but do not have the wherewithal to mount a significant attack on United States territory.
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She was also a history buff who used to spout off Civil War trivia in such detail that her mother, in disbelief, once fact-checked her on the spot and discovered that all those dates and generals were accurate.
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You can wrap the bottle in a napkin while you pour, just skip the wine glass altogether and drink straight from the bottle, or use your physics degrees to re-engineer the bottle's spout so it never drips again.
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Here are some of the classifications: ju lun zhu (巨轮珠) has a short spout; long dan (龙旦) has a round cap; han fang (汉方) is boxy; and ju bian (菊辨) looks like a pumpkin.
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She acts out the euphemisms mothers spout and then, after describing how much she loves her son, concedes that sometimes she locks herself in the bathroom, cleans her ears and considers pushing the Q-Tip all the way in.
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True, Representative Keith Ellison — who is running for attorney general in Minnesota — once posted a picture of himself holding a book about antifa, but aside from that, Democratic politicians don't spout antifa rhetoric, much less appear at antifa events.
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So, when I popped my pod into the machine, stuck my machine-suggested whiskey glass under the spout, waited what seemed like max 10 seconds, and took my first sip of the Drinkworks old fashioned, I was truly flabbergasted.
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The five-minute video presents scenes of dying Communist heroes from different movies who all perish in the same way: they spout a stirring sentence before their heads drop in an exaggerated manner, timed, of course, to dramatic music.
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"They clearly drank it as a beverage, as shown by its presence in stirrup-spout pots and bowls," said University of British Columbia anthropologist and archaeologist Michael Blake, who helped lead the study published in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution.
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A madcap, bearded Ichabod Crane who could spout a Babel of foreign accents, Mr. Libertini made his early career with the Second City, the storied Chicago improvisational troupe, and went on to be a ubiquitous presence on stage, screen and television.
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But Trump not only keeps bullshitting, he tends to demand that his team offer a zealous defense of whatever bullshit he happens to spout on any given day — putting staffers and legislative allies in the untenable position of defending the indefensible.
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He says they all have a "shared language" that makes them good leaders, but before he's allowed to spout off any more classist nonsense, he's interrupted by officials, and makes a quick exit to deal with the situation in Egypt.
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Trump has emerged from those conversations to spout Kremlin talking points, even, apparently, calling The New York Times from Air Force One on the way back from Hamburg to argue Putin's point that he didn't interfere with the 2016 election.
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It comes with an extra large eight-cup food processor bowl, an extra large 72-ounce blending container with pour spout, and two Nutri Ninja cups with screw-on lids to make juices and smoothies you can take with you.
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Malibu's new Mixed Drink Pouches are giant Capri Sun-style pouches filled with The 1.75-liter packets, which come in Blue Hawaiian, Pineapple Twist, Daiquiri, and Rum Punch, have a convenient spout at the bottom for quick and tidy pours.
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The heat drives the water in the basin to steam, which then pushes through the funnel (or basket, which holds the grounds) and up through a spout and into the top chamber, and presto: Tip it over and pour it out.
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Details: This new addition to Keurig's brewer lineup is another 2-in-1 coffee maker that's essentially a slimmer version of the standard K-Duo with a single spout (instead of two) and a thermal carafe (instead of a glass one).
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It is all the more distressing, then, that The New York Times saw fit to provide Mr. de Lima's assailant with an extended opportunity to defend his reprehensible act, to spout his rambling ideological twaddle and to demean his victim.
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Where Trump has earned the trust of the American people by fulfilling his promises, Pelosi and the Democrats have betrayed that trust by granting their most irresponsible members free rein to advance their destructive agenda and spout their hateful rhetoric.
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Water stations were surprisingly few and far between, and health regulations dictated that guests can't fill their water bottles at them (once a bottle has touched a person's lips, it's no longer sterile enough to be refilled from a communal spout).
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Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Insulated Spout Lid, from $23.99, available at AmazonThis insulated water bottle keeps their drink cool while they work up a sweat, and the bright shade means they won't forget it at the gym either.
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A chest on the top of an ancient ruin might hold a percentage boost to my attack speed, or if I'm lucky the drone buried under a lava spout might give me the edge necessary to take on the next horde.
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As buses rumble down a corridor in the new Salesforce Transit Center (which recently has been closed after the discovery of structural cracks) they trigger 247 water jets to spout in "Bus Jet Fountain" by the San Francisco artist Ned Kahn.
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The perceived pacifism of Knossos, its Edenic harmony with nature, and the youthful vitality represented by the bull-leaping, which Evans imagined as an acrobatic performance within the Court of the Stone Spout, all contributed to an optimistic European heritage.
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If you try to go to the website for an Alberta far-right group, you won't read the anti-immigration views "Wolves of Odin" usually spout, but you will see the dating profiles of some cartoon wolves packing serious heat.
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While Shkreli has teed off on prosecutors to reporters earlier at his trial, and continues to spout off on Facebook, he apparently has less nerve when it comes to going on the record for jurors who will decide his fate.
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"There is plenty of time after the election to respond to any misunderstanding, misconception, or misinformation anyone has to spout regarding the four early states," Buckley said in a statement, blaming the voter ID law on New Hampshire Republican Gov.
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VinEdge Wine Preserver With a no-drip pour spout and a disposable tube that inflates in the bottle while you pour, this kit creates a barrier to block air from wine to prevent spoilage so you can enjoy it for longer.
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On/off mechanism:Spout style:Spray head:Finish:Arc and spout height and reach:Flow rate:Installation requirements:Here are our top picks for the best kitchen faucets:Best overall kitchen faucet: Delta Faucet Leland Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet Best budget faucet: WEWE Single Handle High Arc Brushed Nickel Pull-Out Kitchen FaucetBest touchless faucet: Moen Arbor Spot Resist Stainless One-Handle High Arc MotionSense Wave Pull-Down Kitchen FaucetBest Pull-Out faucet: Moen Arbor Spot Resist Stainless One-Handle High Arc Pull-Out Kitchen FaucetBest commercial-style faucet: Kraus Two-Function Commercial Style Pre-Rinse Kitchen Faucet with Pull-Down Spring Spout and Pot Filler
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The Well of the Scribes, designed by Lee Lawrie, depicts the transfer of knowledge from the East to the West mediated by Pegasus, and the sections depicting the Eastern civilizations and Pegasus remain missing (as well as a spout installed above the basin).
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Not feeding the trolls—aka: ignoring foot-stamping babies who say ridiculous shit so that you don't have to hear them spout even more ridiculous shit— is a very healthy practice that can do things like, prevent fascist dictators from running your country.
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Tony Sigel, Conservator of Objects and Sculpture at the Straus Center for Conservation and Technical Studies, seems to have an affinity for repurposing objects: He once recreated the spout of an ancient Greek vase by using a turntable as a pottery wheel.
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On one side, it has a single serve spout where you can either brew fresh coffee grounds directly from the filter or use a coffee pod (for those of us who can never seem to get the grounds-to-cups ratio right).
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Airtight Cold Brew Iced Coffee Maker and Tea Infuser with Spout, $29.99It's true that there are plenty of cheap plastic options out there for iced coffee makers, but glass is generally preferred for its look, durability, safety, and, some argue, for its taste.
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But she is selling stale goods in which adult women spout girl-power clichés and conform to norms that make it very clear what kind of heroines still get to fly high: young, thin, beautiful, perfectly coifed, impeccably manicured and profoundly unthreatening.
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While most political parties - from nationalists to pro-market liberals - spout populist slogans on the election campaign trail about hiking wages and pensions, there is little talk of the tough reforms needed to tackle graft, attract foreign investment and build sustainable economic growth.
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In the morning, when I'm pouring the hot milk into the coffee, I put the side of my face near the convex pitcher to watch the last, round drop from the spout, and it feels like being cheek to cheek with a baby.
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Recently formative was the trip to her parents' native Korea two years ago, where at a market in Gyeonju City, the country's oldest town, she fell in love with a traditional gray pottery tea set with white carvings and a round spout.
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The public shaming of people who behave boorishly or spout racist views has become a feature of modern life in New York City, where nearly every person has a cellphone and residents are not shy about confronting one another, often in colorful language.
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There are a number of factors that account for Biden's current standing, from the belief among many Democratic voters that he's the most electable candidate to the reality that rank-and-file Democrats aren't as liberal as those who spout off on Twitter.
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Those who abhor him have dreamed of seeing his depravity and corruption proven in a way that can't be denied, whether with the fabled pee tape, the Mueller report or rumored outtakes from "The Apprentice" where he's said to spout racial slurs.
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Pros: Big brewing basket makes great tea, fine metal mesh material doesn't let tea leaves escape, short spout is easy to pour, glass design is pretty, inexpensive Cons: Glass is fragile Buy the 700ml Hario Chacha Kyusu Maru Tea Pot on Amazon for $18.95
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But the more ambivalent Trump is about immigration, the less interested he might be in putting energy into an immigration crackdown — and, arguably more importantly, the less inclined he might be to spout the sort of rhetoric that has millions of immigrants currently terrified.
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In a campaign in which a reality television star can masquerade as a politician, spout gibberish and be taken seriously, it might be foolish to assume that a movie could not influence voters, especially those who follow Hollywood more closely than they do politics.
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On the contrary, I loved my new human boy-child more than I thought possible, as if there were a hidden water tower of love mounted somewhere just above my gallbladder that released its spout only when I saw him emerge into the world.
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We condemn Commissioner Lima-Taub's deeply offensive words and call on her to resign," an official with the group Muslim Advocates said in a statement Tuesday, adding, "Any politician who would spout this kind of vile anti-Muslim rhetoric is clearly not fit to govern.
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One of the most frequently heard explanations is that his willingness to spout sexist, racist, bigoted views that are not "politically correct" appeals to a huge swath of white people who are angry over their perceived loss of the dominant position in American society.
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A gorgeous brass ewer with a tall spout rising from a fluted, round-bottomed gallon-size container made in Khurasan circa 1180–1210 is wonderfully decorated with signs of the zodiac and mythic creatures entangled with an elaborate tracery of incised and silver-inlaid bands.
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On Tuesday, the agency revealed that the Chicago-based company has recalled their Contigo Kids Cleanable water bottles after they received 149 reports of the spout detaching from the bottle, with 18 of those cases reporting that the spouts were found in children's mouths.
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The groups openly post on Facebook and Twitter to spout Islamophobic and anti-immigrant speech, recruit new members and mobilize followers to go to demonstrations where violence might erupt, taking advantage of the porous standards that social media companies set for offensive and violent speech.
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Writing in The New York Times in 2010, Steven Heller, co-chairman of the design department at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, praised the Traveler Lid as a "substitute for a mother's breast" and likened its spout, for sipping, to a nipple.
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Toland the Shattered, a guardian cursed to live on as a glowing white ball of energy, replaces the old "go scout this area by standing in one place" patrols, instead having you follow him to different spots so he can spout lore about the Moon.
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Human Rights Watch researchers saw children drinking water from a tank with worms coming out of the spout, according to a report the group released in July, and the skin of many women and children they saw was pocked with sores caused by a parasite.
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Dafoe actually gets to spout dialogue not too far from his recent work in the indie film "The Lighthouse," yelling things like "Well done, all!" and "Good dogs!" at his team, led by Togo, who, naturally, was the dog that he nearly gave away.
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Although the summit crater of Kilauea has fallen silent for the moment, many of the two dozen volcanic fissures running through populated areas on its eastern flank continued to spout and ooze lava and toxic gases that prompted the evacuation of some 2,500 residents.
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New lid options are available, so you can choose between the original streamlined cap lid and drink straight from the bottle, or get the improved spout lid, which we imagine would be great to use at the gym or any time you're (literally) on the run.
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Meanwhile, Trump's presidential campaign and subsequent victory has set in motion a perpetual loop of shrugs from political pundits, who continue to spout exasperated declarations that the man doesn't act like any politician ever, followed by frustration over their inability to understand him and his next moves.
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The lovable, perfect Hodor, who dedicated the last several years of his life to carrying known-brat Bran Stark around on his back and listening to Meera Reed spout off about how much she hates Bran (valid) and just wants some eggs (same), is now deceased.
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And while the current administration continues to spout rhetoric that non-citizens commit dangerous crimes, research shows just the opposite: Despite having lower levels of income and education, non-citizens are less likely to have engaged in violent or non-violent behavior than native-born individuals.
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Hydro Flask 12 oz Travel Coffee Mug, available at Amazon, $29.95This coffee mug is one of our favorite Hydro Flask products to carry around the office since it keeps our precious beverages warm or cold for hours and has a spout lid to prevent messy spills.
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Sure, the sign-wielding crazy guy is free to stand up on a crate and spout his nonsense — but you're free to ignore him, and if you do, he's not allowed to marshal all his acolytes (or to invent new ones) to follow and harass you.
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My friends and family can't tolerate the country being run by right-wing extremists who spout racist rhetoric, hate immigrants, Obamacare, feminism, or the mainstream media and who claim global warming is a hoax and could care less about federal funding of the arts or public television.
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One reason the FDA has had so much trouble banning menthol cigarettes is that they are hawked by cash-flush distributors like Reynolds American, which produces Newports—the most popular menthol brand in the United States—and employs lobbyists who spout the rhetoric of racial justice.
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Following the tragic shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue on October 27, Gab's domain provider, GoDaddy, gave the company 24 hours to find a new provider when news broke that the alleged gunman Robert Bowers used the platform to spout anti-Semetic rhetoric just hours before killing 11 people.
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The player walks between scripted events, listens to people spout cliches such as "You're a long way from Texas, farm boy," and spend far too much time bashing the F key or moving the Mouse to fulfill a quick time event than they should in a first person shooter.
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Without yanking the reader's focus too far off the page, the pop-up commentary helpfully provides background for the book's old Irish politics and local folklore, as well as cheat sheets to Joyce's acrobatic wordplay and translations of the Latin, French and Italian phrases the characters occasionally spout.
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With all of its disparate threads, the movie argues that no matter what rhetoric they spout, these tech giants are capitalistic endeavors first and foremost, and as a result are simply refusing to acknowledge the negative impact they're having upon our larger culture because doing so would be bad for business.
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It has additional pockets to hold cups and all your purse essentials, it comes with an ice pack to keep your beverage chilly and it has a plastic insert with a spout so if you don't like boxed wine, you can fill the bag with the liquid of your choice.
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Because then you'd have to admit you were dead WRONG running around bellowing that HRC was more dangerous than "Only a self righteous, narcissist would continue to spout off and not - in the face of Americans' pain and agony -be contrite and apologize for your part in this catastrophe," she concluded.
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With his egghead glasses, pocket-protector and heavy-drinking, angry-nerd aesthetic, Mr. McInnes has in recent years set himself apart from the current crop of professionally outraged right-wing pundits, not only for being able to spout aggressive rhetoric, but also for being willing to get physical at times.
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When Peter Biskind profiled Gibson for Vanity Fair in 2011, he spoke to dozens of sources who were willing to spout the same talking points that Weiner trotted out in 2014 — including one anonymous friend who argued that the infamous DUI incident was secretly Gibson's attempt at suicide by cop.
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Most economists believe that the tariffs will cost more jobs than they will create, but when Trump-is-always-right rears its ugly head in the factory, even the workers spout that the bad short-term pain will be followed by long-term gain, somehow saving their jobs or creating even more jobs.
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Remember when mixed martial arts was a little niche sport that existed in some quiet corner of the entertainment universe, ignored or laughed at by polite society aside from the occasional moment when some senator or parents group would decide it was time to spout off about the decay of western civilization?
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When the average person thinks of hacking, they might picture a trenchcoat-wearing citizen in The Matrix, furiously pounding away at a keyboard in a darkened room, in attempt to "infiltrate the mainframe," only pausing to spout snarky one-liners into a headset mic and triumphantly exclaim, "I'm in!" when the job is done.
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Under the new regime, neurolinguistics specialist Jean finds herself removed from her science lab and sent back home to work as a housewife, hoarding her daily supply of words and watching in horror as her daughter ceases speaking more than 40 words a day and her son begins to spout Jordan Peterson-esque talking points.
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During our phone call, he repeated a refrain he's told other reporters and Redditors before about how every movement needs both their MLKs and their Eldridge Cleavers, how politicized incels who spout violent rhetoric are akin to Valerie Solanas, whose SCUM manifesto called for eliminating the male sex and who later shot Andy Warhol.
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It's Fitz, ultimately, who's brought back to close the deal, with his former boss (Chris Noth) of the UNABOM Task Force asking that he use his insights to help secure a guilty plea, avoiding the risk of a jury trial that could provide Kaczynski a forum to spout his views -- or worse, an acquittal.
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Too many in the Texas senator's camp spout the same nonsense spoken by Bundy: that government is the enemy, that America needs a good insurrection every once in a while, that Second Amendment rights are absolute and that the federal government has no right to administer lands that are owned by the federal government.
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The trip is set on the weekend of President Trump's inauguration, as a group of white liberal bros (including Michael Cera and Christopher Abbott) curse their new leader one minute and spout subtle racist comments the next, creating an eerie sense that the racial tension under the surface could escalate at any drunken moment.
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The company advises that if you do realize you have one of the affected models, either from the original recall or from the subsequent replacement, (again, only the ones with black spout bases and covers are affected), that you discontinue use, take them away from children, and contact Contigo for a free water bottle.
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It is an absolute outrage how so many pampered, affluent, upper-middle-class professional women chronically spout snide anti-male feminist rhetoric, while they remain completely blind to the constant labor and sacrifices going on all around them as working-class men create and maintain the fabulous infrastructure that makes modern life possible in the Western world.
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He could float like a butterfly and sting like a bee, could charm the world as a beautiful youth when he won the gold at the Summer Games of 1960, he could spout doggerel and he could beat bad Sonny Liston, could be cruel to opponents, could defy the draft board, could come back and regain his heavyweight championship.
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Intensely felt throughout, the album peaks with the two full-on disco exercises, as is only appropriate: "Sorry," a torrential spout of synthesized strings and polished venom, and "Long As I Live," in which her vocals and the rest of the track are subsumed by a melody, appearing in both keyboard hook and chorus, that typifies her sense of poised pain.
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Views of football videos on Instagram in Q258 230 (up 23% in two years) Of under-214s admit illegally streaming games Drop in viewing of Sky's live TV channels in 22016/217 season For this World Cup, many millennials will tune into their national TV broadcasters to watch matches, but will skip the punditry shows in which former players in suits spout platitudes.
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It was basically Roger's id on TV. He'd wake up in the morning with some bee in his bonnet, spout it off to Bill Shine, and Shine would tell us to put it on TV." She says that the show's producers would "cull far-right, crackpot Web sites" for content, and adds, "Never did I hear anyone worry about getting a second source.
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"I haven't seen much from the [Republican presidential] candidates, but most Republicans spout this kind of nonsense around muni broadband," said Segal, referring to FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly's comment that "It is not the government's role to offer services instead of or in competition with private actors" and that the decision was a "illogical and tortured" reading of the law.
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One look at the backlash against artists like Taylor Swift, Lily Allen or Miley Cyrus – who have been accused of cultural appropriation, or using LGBTQ people as props in the past – show that conversations around pop music and feminism have progressed since the 90s, when it was enough to spout some catchy slogans that you could print on pink tees and sell for cash.
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CLINTON: ... that the Russians have engaged in cyberattacks against the United States of America, that you encouraged espionage against our people, that you are willing to spout the Putin line, sign up for his wish list, break up NATO, do whatever he wants to do, and that you continue to get help from him, because he has a very clear favorite in this race.
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When coworkers have asked me if I'm okay, whether because of El Paso, ICE raids, violence at the border, or whatever the day's menu of terribleness offers my people, I either well up in tears as a knot the size of a grapefruit grows in my throat, gently choking me, or I spout the rehearsed lines that won't lead to my entire day going into emotional disarray.
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Who wouldn't hire a cantankerous Caravaggio double to come speak to a high school assembly about the dangers of bullying and alcohol abuse, a Frida Kahlo impersonator to cheer up teenage patients at a children's hospital, a dead ringer for Georgia O'Keeffe to put in an appearance at a flower market, or even a Jeff Koons double to spout profound-sounding platitudes at a hedge fund's general meeting?
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Those who profit most handsomely in Washington have long benefited from organizations that will transform their naked financial interests into simulacra of compelling public interest, from think tanks that spout the views of their industry funders, to media outlets that will publish those industries' thin justifications for their greed—or partner with them to do boring but slick panels and festivals, where everyone pretends to listen and eats the free breakfast.
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The nutrients extracted from high-precision juicers like this one can give your skin the glow it's been missing by flushing out toxins that cause inflammation (not to mention skipping the added sugar that's in drinks from places like Orange Julius.) It's a way easier process than paying for a facial: Just stick your whole fruit or veggie in the extra-large round feeder, choose your motor speed, and the spout will turn out freshly-pressed juice in seconds.
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Clinton: That the Russians have engaged in cyber attacks against the United States of America, that you encouraged espionage against our people, that you are willing to spout the Putin line, sign up for his wish list, rake up nato, do whatever he wants to do, and that you continue to get help from him because he has a very clear favorite in this race so I think this is such an unprecedented situation, we've never had a foreign government trying to interfere in our election.
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