It also began sprinkling that sweet, sweet translucent design throughout.
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On top is a sprinkling of sweet osmanthus for color.
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Add olive oil, spices and a good sprinkling of salt.
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Larson also suggests sprinkling them into salads, cereals, and yogurt.
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The city is coated in a sprinkling of security cameras.
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Finish with a sprinkling of chives, dill and black pepper.
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So there's a sprinkling of "Bojack Horseman" in here, too.
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A beige canvas shelter protected him from the sprinkling rain.
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Finally, baptisms by aspersion consist of a mere sprinkling of water.
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"It is sprinkling right now," he said around noon on Monday.
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Flaked and powdered dried seaweed is great for sprinkling on popcorn.
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This sprinkling does, however, mean we're in for a nippy day.
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Jakku is desert, again, with a sprinkling of old Star Destroyers.
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Mainly English, with a sprinkling of Spanish words here and there.
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She scoops water, and in sprinkling it, frees her brother's soul.
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Trump summoned his inner wiseguy—sprinkling a small dash of Michael Corleone
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In 2015, the network began sprinkling eSports coverage into its regular schedule.
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"It's a U.S. vehicle with a sprinkling of emerging markets," Rosenbluth said.
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It leads hackers to decoys by sprinkling "breadcrumbs", such as fake credentials.
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Top with sprinkling of sugar and a liberal dose of whipped cream.
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For others, maybe it's bath time, with a sprinkling of bath salts.
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Goldman execs tried to keep it light, sprinkling jokes throughout their presentations.
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Minor leagues and colleges have a sprinkling of arenas named for players.
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You can see it sprinkling there just as we were wrapping things up.
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Under a sprinkling acid chunks, the iPhone first began to discolor and degrade.
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Jennifer Garner is sprinkling more sunshine and good intentions into her Instagram feed.
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Moment Factory is melding the real and the virtual, sprinkling their magic outdoors.
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A mere sprinkling of autonomous vehicles exist in a few dozen cities today.
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Hell, even on the Perricone Diet, I was allowed a sprinkling of feta.
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We felt pretty patriotic, walking and sprinkling pubes down on Main Street, USA.
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It widened, showing a sprinkling of stars and then the entire Big Dipper.
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One monk walked around a crowded courtyard sprinkling drops of water on worshipers.
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And for good measure: Try reciprocating next year and sprinkling leftovers all around.
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There is also a sprinkling of pubic hair, harvested from Green's then-wife.
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It played marches, concert pieces, tangos and waltzes, with a sprinkling of ragtime.
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This morning, there may be a light sprinkling of snow, possibly mixed with rain.
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With it, he's now immune to kryptonite, gladly sprinkling it into his morning smoothie.
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Not even the sprinkling of magic AI dust can help this misjudged, mistimed smartphone.
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I love how they are sprinkling this in without making it a huge thing.
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At the end of the term there was a sprinkling of 4-4 cases.
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There's also a traditional Mexican origin for this recipe, sprinkling chili powder on watermelon.
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Grande seizes on this, sprinkling her captions with deadpan language and using capitalization sparingly.
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It's like sprinkling Fun Dip mix on top of a clump of cotton candy.
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Oh sure, there are a sprinkling of African-Americans and Hispanics, but not many.
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Dust the top of the dough with more flour, sprinkling the edges as well.
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"It was him telling us things, generic things, sprinkling gold on nothing," he said.
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I gave them another splash of lemon juice and a sprinkling of dried oregano.
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Its powder form is especially popular in Hawaii for sprinkling on fruit and candy.
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Many here see the rite of sprinkling as a way to keep tradition alive.
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That's fine, as long as you know that what you're sprinkling is monosodium glutamate.
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And don't worry: This gift guide definitely includes a healthy sprinkling of feminist propaganda throughout.
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Children canoodle with a giant Honey Bear beneath a sky filled with floating, sprinkling breasts.
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The special committee convenes after weeks of political delay and a sprinkling of public holidays.
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They have a generous sprinkling of sugar crystals to add to the quintessential fizzy tingle.
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Three years ago, Salt Bae became a living meme for flamboyantly sprinkling salt on meat.
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The ceremony includes pouring whiskey from the canteen, and sprinkling flower petals into the water.
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Just sprinkling a bit of freedom for all of us to enjoy this #independenceday weekend.
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Pat the chicken dry with paper towels and season with a generous sprinkling of salt.
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People love snacking on the seeds plain, or sprinkling them on smoothie bowls and yogurt.
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These are impractical devices whose makers season the basic functionality with a sprinkling of stardust.
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That way, you have time for more important things — like sprinkling on your butt glitter.
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Consider a modest sprinkling of this salt on your pumpkin pie (especially if store-bought).
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When I discovered it, it was covered in a sprinkling of coffee grounds and mold.
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Sunday was the first day of spring, but it brought us a light sprinkling overnight.
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Jamming out to Lil Wayne's "Make it rain" while sprinkling salt into a pot.6.
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They have a generous sprinkling of sugar crystals to add to the quintessential fizzy tingle.
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Here we explore Manhattan's most notable exhibitions, along with a sprinkling of interesting gallery shows.
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But the book is hampered by an awkward, self-conscious sprinkling of that Russian Mystique.
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Some will outlive the consolidation independently, sprinkling their content on Facebook, Google AMP, and Snapchat.
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Then the speech began, sprinkling optimistic promises of greatness with dire warnings against non-greatness.
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Today is looking splendid: a high of 75, with a sprinkling of clouds this afternoon.
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The local administration will start vacuum cleaning roads and sprinkling them with water, Kejriwal said.
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Visual effects supervisor David Niednagel began sprinkling magic pandas into the background of the show.
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At times, he even seemed to be enjoying himself, sprinkling his remarks with wry jokes.
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Sprinkling your ego with dew drops of praise is the furthest thing from their minds.
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The ritual sprinkling is thought to ensure that the child will have healthy, even teeth.
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Companies are trying to cash in by sprinkling themselves with a little Bitcoin fairy dust.
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I wish I had that fairy dust, I'd be sprinkling it away if I had some.
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The "Amatriciana" sauce is made from tomatoes and bacon and a hearty sprinkling of pecorino cheese.
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She pointed to the sprinkling of Latino-centric projects that have cropped up over the years.
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Like many of his other films, Burton toys with morbidity by sprinkling it with prismatic tones.
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The dog is not happy that it's sprinkling outside, but we make it home without incident.
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Ansel begins by sprinkling a hot paella pan with sugar and waits for it to caramelize.
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The state government has announced it will be vacuum cleaning and sprinkling water on arterial roads.
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We got through security with those Ziplocs no problem and started sprinkling our pubes throughout Disney.
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He was talking about Sandy with maybe a sprinkling of Buffy, and bucket loads of Alice.
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More of everything: Aside from sprinkling cheese on everything, these charts might seem like good news.
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Local officials and a sprinkling of celebrities including Yao Ming, the former N.B.A. player, also attended.
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In carefully rhythmic, halting steps, he danced across the stage, sprinkling grits as if in sacrament.
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He is smaller than Sewell, athletic and tanned, with silvery hair and a sprinkling of stubble.
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And don't get us wrong: There's nothing bad about sprinkling some wellness into your everyday routine.
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Top with remaining scallions, a sprinkling of chopped peanuts, and a wedge of lime for squeezing.
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The company's app store reviews are higher than Fare's, however, with just a sprinkling of complaints.
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New York is increasingly the home of finance companies with a sprinkling of health care companies.
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A little sprinkling of silly can keep your spirits up, even if your numbers are down.
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Based on the box office, studios should be full of people turning cartwheels and sprinkling confetti.
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"It's a Chicago thing," said Diane Burkley, 67, a nurse, sprinkling salt on her hash browns.
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Users are always "sprinkling baby dust ✨" across the app, willing other women to get pregnant.
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But if you started sprinkling those across the entire government, people would start to see it.
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The way she danced around the kitchen in her apron, sprinkling flour in an almost choreographed movement.
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From Moll's fry station came crisp yucca latkes with avocado cream, a sprinkling of togarashi, and scallions.
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In either case, you may be delicately sprinkling a product made out of wood on your Amatriciana.
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The MPL is finished with a sprinkling of sugar crystals in a variety of cheerful autumnal colors.
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He then fries the fish before sprinkling it with garlic salt and drizzling it with soy sauce.
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There are more low-rise apartments and public housing complexes, along with a sprinkling of snazzy condos.
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Throw in some braces and a healthy sprinkling of acne, and you really have yourself a party.
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Both films deal with the paranormal, giving us just enough creepy before sprinkling in some gross comedy.
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"A sprinkling of homes have docks," said Andrea Casey, a salesperson with Century 403 Bay's Edge Realty.
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This gives me the kind of fridge-clearing, spice-sprinkling latitude I need to get really creative.
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People talk for a while, sprinkling jokes and morsels of personality into the heavy dough of exposition.
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Nationalism and populism with a sprinkling of aspirational rhetoric is still, at its heart, nationalism and populism.
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In nature, uranium ore mostly consists of the isotope uranium-1153 and a sprinkling of uranium-2115.
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Add a sprinkling of the fear of being touched and the social anxiety of a shy Chihuahua.
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This time, he set his performance atop a square he created by sprinkling flour on the floor.
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That balance is still what we see in today's waters: carcharhiniform dominance with a light sprinkling of lamniforms.
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This sprinkling of personal support is enough for Wendy to reconsider her decision to sell the Brooklyn brownstone.
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The churro-like snack will be made from deep-fried sweetened dough, with cinnamon sugar sprinkling the outside.
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The Irish YouTuber makes videos about his life, sprinkling them with his infectious sense of humuor and charm.
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It's really just a watch with a sprinkling of techie dust to make it knowledgeable about its user.
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Top each with about 3 slices of tuna, a slice of avocado, and a sprinkling of dried leeks.
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It's the city Walt Disney built, sprinkling swampland with pixie dust and transforming it into a magic kingdom.
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Be sure to use a sprinkling of yolo's, cash me ousside's, and a smattering of lil' John yeahs.
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I'm not in the business of sprinkling on flavors; there is real work behind it, a real sensibility.
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Earlier today, Hargitay shared a photo of herself and the adorable baby — with a healthy sprinkling of hashtags.
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This time in "Here and Now," a family drama with a sprinkling of the supernatural, debuting Sunday, Feb.
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She's a punk filmmaker, mixing horror with romance and sprinkling it with a healthy touch of female desire.
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But in spite of modernization, urbanization and the persecution of religions under former Communist governments, sprinkling has survived.
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Steps have included sprinkling water to damp down dust and banning certain fuels but there's barely any improvement.
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The students are a multigenerational range of ranks and service branches, mostly men with a sprinkling of women.
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But a dunk in melted chocolate and a sprinkling of freeze-dried raspberries add richness and crimson pizazz.
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Instagram account Petstylistt is sprinkling canine magic into our lives and it is almost too beautiful to handle. Almost.
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"He had just a little bit of grass left, and it started sprinkling," his cousin, Stephanie Skelton, told WMC.
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The bright clouds are most likely ammonia or ammonia and water, mixed with a sprinkling of unknown chemical ingredients.
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Those layers are often violated by sprinkling mineral spirits on them as they dry horizontally on my studio floor.
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I spritzed the envelope with Cucumber Melon body spray, sprinkling glitter all over the wet bull's-eye of sweet.
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Sitting on the curb, Beatriz, 53, explained how to take the pills, sprinkling the instructions with unsolicited sexual advice.
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Davis compares them to the cowboys who won the West, sprinkling his anecdotes with classical literary and cultural references.
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One member of the 25-strong group carries the flame around the circle while sprinkling water from a well.
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That dark, delicious bar you devoured might contain 30 or more insect parts and a sprinkling of rodent hair.
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"That deer could go on a 40-mile trip, sprinkling [infected] prions in its feces or urine," said Larsen.
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She immediately takes to them, sprinkling some light, foul-mouthed manic pixie dream girl magic on the road trip.
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In a week of weather disasters, a sprinkling of snow in the Sahara desert was an unexpected bright spot.
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For years, enthusiasts have been sprinkling in coconut oil as a hydrating (and cost efficient) substitute to epson salts.
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But if you are treated to a sprinkling of precipitation today, fear not: There is no storm a-brewin'.
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Abrams anticipates this in The Force Awakens, sprinkling in seeds for other stories meant to fill in the gaps.
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In most of the crowd and musical scenes in the "provincial town," there are a sprinkling of brown faces.
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Sprinkling whatever Wade has left atop what Miami already does well isn't impossible, but time is not a luxury.
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That's not easy, but editors are already at work sprinkling their pages with experimentation, and that's a good thing.
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"Chunk your giving into dedicated days or blocks of time rather than sprinkling it throughout the week," he suggests.
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Many companies work hard to shroud how much they really pay, sprinkling various figures throughout their complex financial statements.
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Instead, we get a generous coating of snow over every exterior, but mostly sunny skies and the occasional sprinkling.
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After the police retreated, protesters spent much of the afternoon sprinkling the financial district with stone-and-bamboo barricades.
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He finished the job by sprinkling salt flakes from on high, in a pale imitation of the master's style.
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The ground floor was packed with women and a sprinkling of men, most of them security guards and journalists.
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Well-wishers gather in the street, dancing, laughing, whistling and sprinkling the open coffin with hundreds of flower petals.
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"Sprinkling" is a spring rite in the heart of Transylvania, in central Romania, when women are watered like flowers.
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These sweet tarts are flaky cups of pastry that hold creamy scoops of custard with a sprinkling of cinnamon.
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Beyoncé styled the dress with elbow-length gloves, a silver clutch, and a hefty sprinkling of diamonds and emeralds.
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The Instagram video, titled "Ottoman Steak," features Gokce slicing a bone-in steak and lavishly sprinkling it with salt.
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He's also recommending sprinkling in a contrarian play or two, with the understanding that upside may still be limited.
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Ice dyeing involves sprinkling colorful powder over a bed of ice and letting it melt over a white garment.
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On Friday, Hettiger decided she would spice up her coverage by sprinkling in lyrics from Taylor Swift's newest album, Reputation.
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The city is also trying to lower the amount of dirt in the air by sprinkling water in many neighborhoods.
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There's an overpowering whiteness to the ad, with just a sprinkling of melanin here and there in the crowd scenes.
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So I poured a dime-sized amount into my palm and slowly started sprinkling it vertically from root to tip.
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You'll need it for mixing into slime bases, coating bars of soap, and sprinkling on blocks of soaked floral foam.
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It consisted of Arabic bread (khubz) filled with a chicken patty, cheese, onions, tomatoes, and a sprinkling of iceberg lettuce.
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Place waffles on serving plates, and top with generous dollops of champagne-strawberry cream and a sprinkling of macerated strawberries.
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Like a person sprinkling petals on a bed, Shockie grimly filled the dicky with nails and ball bearings and scrap.
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Top each with 2 fried eggs and garnish with a sprinkling of the onion, cilantro, feta, and avocado before serving.
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THE exorcist, Philippe Moscato, walks from room to room in a large Paris flat, sprinkling blessed water and offering incantations.
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The San Jose-based DJ and producer played a straight up techno set, with a liberal sprinkling of acid throughout.
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Developed in Australia, the "autonomous delivery vehicle" is half Wall-E, half baby carriage, with a sprinkling of R2-D2.
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After the big reveal, I saw a sprinkling of tweets about how she's an "ugly monkey" unfit for the honor.
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From drama to daytime, Black women have been sprinkling little flecks of glitter behind whenever they grace our television screens.
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Not all that takes place in "Daphne's Dive" strikes me as entirely credible — or free of a sprinkling of sentimentality.
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It is not just frustrated Broadway aspirants who fill the classes, although there is certainly a fair sprinkling of those.
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But the ones based in the Midwest have tended to be more about sprinkling digital dust on the dirtiest industries.
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If you've been paying close attention, the series has been sprinkling small clues to Dante's Whisperer reveal since the premiere.
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The panna cotta was flavorful but overly firm, and a sprinkling of brittle brownie cubes didn't do it any favors.
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In the last scene, performers gathered on stage as water fell from above, drenching them and sprinkling into the audience.
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While that is true, the reason is largely wrapped up in districting, with a heavy sprinkling of home-cooked racism.
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But a drizzle of honey or maple syrup or a sprinkling of sugar tames it without turning it into dessert.
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While there is a sprinkling of good professionals in the Trump administration, they are there by accident, not by intent.
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And there's that quiet little sprinkling of Z's in the southwest corner, almost like an artist signature on a painting.
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Doctors do say that sprinkling a little bit of the bitter spice into frothed milk doesn't have proven health benefits.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump made 221.8 false claims last week, sprinkling his dishonesty around a wide range of subjects.
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The president feted his fake-news "win" in the Rose Garden, sprinkling flimflam dust to deflect from his ludicrous legislation.
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In fact, attentive fans may have noticed a sprinkling of tornado references in recent episodes, a sort of sly teaser.
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He was garrulous and obsequious, sprinkling "yes, sir"s around as though casting handfuls of seed on new-raked soil.
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As the Stalker, as he is called, Jorge Paniagua does much the same, with a sprinkling of menace on top.
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He was known to open meetings by quoting Churchill or Napoleon, and for sprinkling in other punchy phrases of encouragement.
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They tried handing out little baggies of nutrients for sprinkling in food but just couldn't get people to use them.
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In the capital, polling stations saw a sprinkling of voters instead of the hours-long queues that waited in August.
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The majority of the units are one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, with a sprinkling of studios and four-bedrooms.
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It may only be sprinkling when you leave home this morning, but it will definitely be pouring when you come home.
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To top off my pie, I added Italian sausage, red onions, black olives, chunks of zucchini, and a sprinkling of cilantro.
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By contrast, Quadrimune is designed as capsules full of tiny, digestible granules fit for sprinkling on food and don't require refrigeration.
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So should you begin popping a collagen pill, or sprinkling it in your coffee, as part of your anti-aging routine?
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Wickstead's name was thrown around for potential gown designers, sprinkling more than the doctor recommended dose of salt on her claims.
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Last, but certainly not least, a sprinkling of mica and real diamond particles are swirled in, delivering the cream's trademark glow.
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Another custom touch is achieved when Titan artisans transform a watch face by sprinkling colorful layers of powdered enamel onto it.
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I add a layer of mayo and a sprinkling of capers, and voila—haddock hot dog à la Trump is done.
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It's got a dash of the on-demand economy, a sprinkling of automation, and a thick layer of pizza-based disruption.
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But hang on a minute...since when was sprinkling your sex-time with brutal, non-complicit violence passable as light entertainment?
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Sweterlitsch plays with time in a fascinating manner, sprinkling in small details that drive home the real cost of Moss's job.
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Ronca then adds a few more flavorings, like citrus, and of course a sprinkling of gold flakes, and sets it aside.
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The man was observed reaching into a black bag and sprinkling the contents into two separate places in the orchestra pit.
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There were jars of pretzels and nuts here and there, a sprinkling of gumdrops or hard candy for the old folks.
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This is all rounded out by a sprinkling of toasted pumpkin seeds for crunch, and pecorino cheese for a salty tang.
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We snaked through streets with buildings under construction and old men trying to slake dusty pavement by sprinkling water on it.
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They included Wall Street lawyers and financiers, heads of major media companies and a sprinkling of party officials and political strategists.
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It's not just awards season for the entertainment industries — the world of travel has it's own sprinkling of glamour and prestige.
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R.M.Q. in The Villages: Sprinkling baking soda on the bottom of the dishwasher between uses will definitely help to control odor.
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This was the way to eat it, peeled and cut into small bites with homemade pasta and a sprinkling of parsley.
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Maybe that's why any diversion from the usual — say, sprinkling some Hanukkah into the mix — seems to bring such disastrous results.
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By contrast, Quadrimune is designed as capsules full of tiny, digestible granules fit for sprinkling on food and don't require refrigeration.
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Another clip captures Maduro puffing on a cigar as the couple receives T-shirts screen-printed with Gökçe's likeness sprinkling salt.
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The chips are thick enough to keep their crunch, and they get more of it from a sprinkling of toasted flaxseeds.
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A sprinkling of Richard Wright's haikus appear throughout the book's 10 thematically organized sections, creating witty respites amid the longer verse.
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Ceylan infuses the film with elements of absurdism and magic realism, sprinkling dream and fantasy sequences into the drab, naturalistic atmosphere.
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One Seventh Avenue designer even told The Philadelphia Inquirer that a light sprinkling of blackmail was involved to back the trend.
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Add in a little help from Miss Clairol to touch up her very light sprinkling of grey hair, and Claire's all set.
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Again, sprinkling so much rom-com-ery in the midst of the usual zombie adventures feels a little tonally dissonant at times.
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Sprinkling a few more women of color into the contestant pool isn't necessarily a "commitment to diversity" in the way viewers want.
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In November, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg started sprinkling a new phrase, or perhaps a new idea, into his quarterly call with investors.
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"It's a slice of Saturday Evening Post, a dollop of Bad Housekeeping and a generous sprinkling of the Haunted Mansion on top."
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The ground beef taco, made with a sprinkling of queso blanco, some shredded romaine and splash of pico de gallo, is delicious.
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Paranoia, hallucinations and a sprinkling of body horror make this truly one of the best hidden gems buried in Netflix's trash heap.
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Freshen them up by sprinkling baking soda inside them, letting it sit overnight, and then, in the morning, tap them out. Voila!
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The Apple Crisp Donut contains a sweet apple filling, is frosted with caramel icing and topped with a crispy sprinkling of oats.
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The problem of plastic pollution can seem really removed from everyday life—until you realize you're literally sprinkling plastic onto your food.
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So without further ado, behold our version (see left) of a toasted and buttered everything bagel with a sprinkling of sliced peperoncini.
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Puerto Rican trap artist Anuel AA raps in Spanish with Minaj sprinkling in some of her own Caribbean roots into her verses.
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Is it a handful of serial predators, or a generous sprinkling diffused throughout the fraternities, growing there like fungus on a wall?
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Sprinkling a little cinnamon on top is a great way to amp up the flavor without adding any extra sugar or salt.
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That said, he does good by his supportive role on this track, sprinkling ad-libs and "oooh yeahs" throughout like space dust.
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"The Manhattan Nobody Knows" is divided into a neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide of 27 communities, with maps and a sprinkling of photographs.
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That's the Turkish restaurateur Nusret Gokce, who gained internet fame from a video of his flamboyant sprinkling of salt on a steak.
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They promise utility while providing, at their best, a creamy scoop of entertainment with a scant sprinkling of moral education on top.
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Sarah taught me to make alfredo from scratch, running crushed garlic through a slick of butter and sprinkling flour into the pan.
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A sprinkling of the chopped, green-fleshed nuts adorns the crust, along with crunchy raw sugar, giving it texture and visual appeal.
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And he complicates the narrative, slightly, by sprinkling antagonists throughout — mostly rival music executives though not Mr. Knight, Dr. Dre's greatest albatross.
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"It's an important event for us," said Mr. Gal, who has helped organize the sprinkling group in the village for nine years.
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As she recited a slew of jumbled words, it felt as if a magic wand was sprinkling tranquillity around me like glitter.
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A daily sprinkling of fresh straw has provided a cushion atop cold concrete floors and given restless adolescents something nutritious to munch.
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In response to Maduro's lavish meal, Venezuelans have posted images on social media purporting to show Gökçe sprinkling salt over starving children.
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Putnam Valley has a restaurant, Brookside Grille, a sprinkling of delis and pizzerias, and a tiny commercial area known as Oregon Corners.
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When I'm done, I assign numbers to the letters, write the clues (sprinkling in a few tricks here and there), et voilà!
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Steel-cut oatmeal with 2% milk, hemp hearts, blueberries and a sprinkling of brown sugar; one cup of coffee Workout, 9:30 a.m.
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Plus, cleaning up stains and spillages is a breeze, compared to sprinkling baking soda all over your carpet and hoping for the best.
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Mostly, the Bavaria One strategy is a plan that continues existing activities and adds a garnish of buzzwords plus a sprinkling of cash.
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Dinner consists of me standing at the counter and slicing off pieces of bread, slathering them in butter, and sprinkling them with salt.
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Sprinkling the powder on plain popcorn resulted in a beautiful pied snack like dragonfruit flesh; the experience of eating it was even better.
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These jigsawed showcases, running with only a 10-minute changeover between bands, don't happen by a sprinkling of rock and roll pixie dust.
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But since Nevada, Rubio has been sprinkling attacks against Trump into his speeches -- and Thursday night's debate signaled a turning point in style.
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Cooks sprinkling powdered poppy on their dishes isn't uncommon in China although it's unclear whether it can make a restaurant's food genuinely addictive.
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He casually dismisses factual information that he believes hurts his image or his political prospects, at times sprinkling the process with damaging bias.
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For sprinkling on top, it is not necessary to buy salt brought down from the Himalayas or hauled up from the Tasman seabed.
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And while there is hardly a full-fledged stirrups renaissance now occurring, a sprinkling of the game's younger talents have adopted the style.
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The Yankees have ridden a wave of stellar starting pitching, with a sprinkling of timely hitting, tight defense and a nearly impregnable bullpen.
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In Lima, you might see chickens seasoned more simply, with just a sprinkling of salt, to round out the smokiness of the grill.
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There are a few outliers — one contestant is 42 and another is 38, and there's a sprinkling of early-30s options as well.
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In any case, rattled communities are responding with measures as varied as glue and Jesus cams, as well as a sprinkling of forgiveness.
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Clinton and the sprinkling of some millennial stardust on the campaign trail, the New York-born star potentially turned off voters whom Mrs.
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The president has recently revived his "enemy of the people" line about the mainstream news media, sprinkling the phrase into his public remarks.
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Another woman drives around in a specially outfitted Honda delivering meals to more than 100, sprinkling in special spices depending on the season.
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"We don't survive on baseball," said Mr. McKinney, whose bar had only a sprinkling of patrons last week before a Mets-Marlins game.
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Lisa: The buns get an egg wash and yet another sprinkling of sugar and cardamom before they&aposre baked for exactly 14 minutes.
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She said traditions like sprinkling and the folk dance group helped young people preserve their identity and gave them a sense of community.
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She sings "Macavity: The Mystery Cat" while sprinkling catnip on the surrounding Jellicles in what is unmistakably a British accent (thanks, Joe Alwyn!).
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Front Burner Dress your morning coffee or, for Valentine's Day, your loved one's breakfast mug with a sprinkling of pink and white hearts.
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Nusret Gokce — or Salt Bae – rose to internet fame when a video of him sprinkling salt with sass went viral in January 22014.
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The new treat, which was first announced in August 2018, features semi-sweet chocolate chips, swirls of caramel, and a sprinkling of sea salt.
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Keeping a few characters left over from the prequel trilogy and sprinkling in some cameos from the original films, Star Wars Rebels was born.
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Cook the salmon: Lightly cure the fish by sprinkling salt and sugar on the pieces of salmon and allowing to sit for 30 minutes.
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Inside, there would be milk warming on the stove, our mom stirring in glorps of Hershey's syrup and sprinkling mini-marshmallows into our mugs.
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The second post appears to depict his father as Salt Bae, only instead of salt, "Freedom Bae" is sprinkling red white and blue stars.
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Her Snow White complexion is contrasted with dark eyebrows, naturally rosy cheeks, and a sprinkling of beauty marks across her face, neck, and chest.
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Now, astronomers have learned that the shockwaves from back-to-back-supernovae—maybe the same events—are still sprinkling us with cosmic debris today.
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A gorgeous salmon fillet needs little more than a sprinkling of salt and pepper and a few minutes of gentle sautéing in melted butter.
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His mother was sprinkling crack cocaine on cigarettes — she liked the smell of the drug mixing with tobacco — and smoking crack rocks from pipes.
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I never know what they are going to be, but I do think they have a sprinkling of all of the past in them.
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Last year saw many producers employing more aggressive sounds and faster tempos where they were once sprinkling Rhodes lines at a more languid pace.
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The clam pizza had plenty of meat, along with a sprinkling of smoked bacon, garlic and grated cheese on a deliciously charred thin crust.
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Anker's portable accessories are affordable and usually get the job done with an extra sprinkling of class you don't find in other cheap products.
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The answer he came up with was brilliant: Once younger generations were in charge, we would start sprinkling articles with perfectly cromulent Simpsons references.
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Ms. Alaurent said she has also seen buyers from neighboring European countries, like the Netherlands and Switzerland, with a sprinkling of Americans and Russians.
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And some art fairs are just art fairs, their booths full of pretty paintings, elegant sculptures, and a sprinkling of other types of works.
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A museum employee hurried behind Mr. Stoudemire to point out pieces of interest, sprinkling her sentences with Yiddish and craning to make eye contact.
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At my last meal, I had eaten a sprinkling of parsley on a piece of cod, but surely not enough to clog the works.
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A sprinkling of flaky sea salt mitigates the bitterness of the citrus, though it's not strictly necessary if you think your guests may balk.
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She interacted with the fans around her, sprinkling glitter as she walked along; she seemed at home in this throng of Star Wars superfans.
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The group photo of Goldman's 230 managing director class, for example, is a sea of men with a sprinkling of women at the front.
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"Sprinkling water is the only way to bring down the dangerous pollution levels," said Shruti Bhardwaj, an environmental official charged with monitoring air quality.
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In June of 2014, Sony announced plans to refocus the Vita as an expensive indie gaming console with a light sprinkling of triple-A titles.
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In California, a big settlement with the emissions cheats at VW (plus a sprinkling of Elon Musk) has gotten the charging infrastructure off the ground.
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In the video, he is seen preparing to eat a huge gold-leafed steak, which reportedly cost $340, before performing Salt Bae's trademark salt sprinkling.
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But he added that the prospect of storing mankind's collective knowledge in a sprinkling of synthetic DNA could eventually mean information security for future generations.
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We do know that Kylie already has an industrial and a sprinkling of piercings on her ears, so is she simply adding to her collection?
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The food industry has a solution to sprinkling fall onto every aspect of your meal — or, rather, spreading it on – via pumpkin pie spice butter.
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Prior to the posts, Davidson and Grande had flirted with each other online by sprinkling cute emojis and comments on each other's social media posts.
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Chocolate Strawberry Nutella Cake Just add a sprinkling of blueberries to this decadent (yet easy) layered cake recipe from our favorite Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond.
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Once you get your hands on the marshmallows, we suggest tossing them into trail mix, mixing them into cookies, or sprinkling them over ice cream.
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According to the Girl Scouts' announcement, it contains semi-sweet chocolate chips but also features sweet swirls of caramel and a sprinkling of sea salt.
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The ideal Airbnb is both unfamiliar and completely recognizable: a sprinkling of specific cultural symbols of a place mixed with comprehensible devices, furniture, and decoration.
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After strolling quietly through the garden, Will and Kate removed their shoes before paying their respects and sprinkling dark pink rose petals on the memorial.
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A strong dose of economic populism, with an occasional sprinkling of geopolitics, has suffused the trade plans of the leading American presidential candidates this year.
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A tart, thin, puréed marinara gets nothing but a glug of grassy olive oil and a sprinkling of basil and oregano, redolent of a garden.
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The dish also came with a side of fresh marinara, a drizzle of Alfredo sauce on top, and a sprinkling of herbs over it all.
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The stately, plump series of notes that tumble into view, joined eventually by an ecstatically shuddering synth-sprinkling, rival any other bassline you've ever heard.
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Chefs in numerous restaurants have long been sprinkling ground poppy powder in any number of dishes, seemingly to keep their customers coming back in droves.
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Break out the popcorn, fam, because we've got another brilliant Blatter breakdown for you—this time with just the right sprinkling of lies and insanity.
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It means a number of big wins and a sprinkling of upsets that worry Clinton supporters, something they've done before, but not on this level.
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Mr. Biden proclaimed he felt at home with the crowd, liberally sprinkling his comments with the mild profanity that he often deploys at political rallies.
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Sure, Hong Kong is suited to Western culture vultures like me with a sprinkling of road shows, annual performing arts festivals and high-profile concerts.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's campaign is an older crowd of reliable Democratic voters, with a heavier-than-usual sprinkling of independents and disaffected Republicans.
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Me, I've taken to sprinkling Cheddar into the waffles, and serving them alongside fried chicken, with a tureen of hot honey to drizzle over all.
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On its website, Doughnut Plant boasts something called the Blackout, made from chocolate cake, chocolate pudding, chocolate glaze and a sprinkling of chocolate cake crumbs.
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Celebrities are thought to be covered in figurative stardust, but it turns out there is a sprinkling of the real stuff around all of us.
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Some people love pounding weights and sprinkling kale on everything, while others would rather have their toes chewed off than step foot in a gym.
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The radishes and the duck breast were served with just a sprinkling of salt, while the red peas were topped with cooked carrots and fennel.
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The most common method being suggested is Solar Radiation Management(SRM) which typically involves sprinkling little bits of metal or droplets of liquid into the stratosphere.
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The social media celeb opened Nusr-Et Steakhouse in Midtown Manhattan where he did what made him famous ... sprinkling salt in dramatic fashion on grilled steaks.
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Other than that, the noodles, and a sprinkling of 24 carat gold flakes (they're good for you, apparently), there are only two ingredients: salt and vinegar.
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What is not to love about a spicy chicken cutlet, swaddling a creamy ranch dressing, filled with diced tomatoes, shredded lettuce, and a sprinkling of cheese?
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This year, the biggest bands playing were Taking Back Sunday, Paramore, Jawbreaker, Nine Inch Nails, and New Found Glory, alongside a sprinkling of hip-hop acts.
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In the early 1900s, bread bakeries, like Sarcone's, would take leftover bread and top it with tomato sauce, or "gravy," and a sprinkling of parmesan cheese.
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How to Deal, granted, is a cinematic dish best enjoyed with a sprinkling of irony—but Steinfeld's turn here is pure sincerity, straight from the tap.
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We are all friends in the class, which is comprised of mostly women of all ages (me being the youngest) and a sprinkling of older men.
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You learn spells, you hit monsters with a sword, you clear dungeons, and you run around sprinkling catnip on bushes on behalf of your quest-giver.
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By sprinkling Tajín Clásico Seasoning atop the treat, which you can score for free at Disneyland stand Tropical Imports, located by the Jungle Cruise in Adventureland.
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Last year, a California bakery decided to keep the good times rolling by sprinkling some marijuana into their New Orleans king cakes without telling their clientele.
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Clarisse, who speaks with a graceful French accent and hails from Burkina Faso, lightly dimples the delicate yeasted dough before sprinkling it liberally with the seeds.
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On Twitter, users have begun sharing illustrations of Gökçe sprinkling salt on starving Venezuelans under the hashtags #MaduroSeJartaConTUDinero — "Maduro stuffs himself with your money" — and #ShameOnYouSaltBae.
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Two tall wire fences, a few feet apart, and a sprinkling of straight-faced, machine-gun-toting, uniformed guards provide the promise of a secure border.
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Yes, this seller wants you to dust your vagina to, I don't know, absorb all the yeast infection, like sprinkling flour on an olive oil spill?
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We took several breaks to reload our cheeks with coca and to drink chicha, sprinkling fermented corn alcohol over the ground as an offering to Pachamama.
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Catastrophe is an effervescent half-hour sitcom from the charming, twisted minds of comedians Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney, possessing a light sprinkling of Hieronymus Bosch.
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Pre-season your steak with a generous sprinkling of sea salt and leave it covered in the fridge for up to a day in advance. 2.
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The half-dozen styles, priced from $895 to $3,995, feature ample denim, as the name entails, plus a healthy sprinkling of sequins and plenty of embroidery.
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It cooks quickly, and then she takes it off the heat to set it aside, squeezing some lemon juice over top and sprinkling with chili flake.
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They also have a sprinkling of experienced players, from right fielder Nick Markakis to starting pitcher Anibal Sanchez, and one of the best defenses in baseball.
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The researchers began their study, which was published Wednesday in Royal Society Open Science, by liberally sprinkling an aquarium with minuscule floating particles of aluminum oxide.
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Gökçe's video received 2.4 million views within the first 48 hours of being uploaded, and his sassy salt-sprinkling pose has already been canonised into memedom.
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Lemon juice and zest and a hit of red chile flakes do the job, aided by a sprinkling of flaky sea salt right at the end.
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Its generally slow pacing and painterly composition recall the work of Robert Wilson, and the sprinkling of acrobatic balances and contortion is a little cirque nouveau.
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On a big platter, I arranged the meat on one side, and the vegetables on the other, along with a healthy sprinkling of roughly chopped mint.
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The episodes have a sprinkling of social commentary — No. 2, for instance, involves a seriously Christian couple troubled by their son's choice of a nonbelieving fiancée.
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I did note and like the sprinkling of Zs in the grid, both the pyramid in the center and the two in the northeast and southwest.
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To keep your salad calories in check, Rolls suggests avoiding fatty meats and instead sprinkling some nuts along with some beans to boost protein and fiber.
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"Try hanging a pretty wall of plates in your kitchen, sprinkling a few around on bookshelves, or even placing a vase on your nightstand," Griffin added.
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But it also has new, evolutionary traits—a touch of adventure game DNA, a sprinkling of self-aware humor—that work really well within the structure.
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You say in the SoundCloud description that it has a "distinct sprinkling of fuck you"—is the idea that the tape distortion is somehow oppositional in nature?
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Once the sauces were fully absorbed, then came the whipped cream topping, followed by another drizzle of salted caramel, and finally an ample sprinkling of Heath pieces.
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A video posted by Tafadar Sourov, a rep for labor union Local 79, showed protestors wearing fake Salt Bae-esque mustaches and sprinkling salt on the sidewalk.
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The Note 7 does an admirable job combining some of the best features of the Note and Galaxy S lines, while sprinkling even more features on top.
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The latte is made from maple pecan syrup, espresso, and milk, and is topped off with a sprinkling of fall-inspired orange and golden brown sugar crystals.
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On Sunday, the FBI requested the public's assistance in identifying a man allegedly seen on cameras in an Ann Arbor supermarket sprinkling a liquid on shopping carts.
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He wears tight V-necks, owns a global chain of high-end steakhouses, and entertains his celebrity clients by sensuously sprinkling salt on thick slabs of meat.
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Others suggest sprinkling it over some popcorn for a satisfying snack or on a plate of fluffy scrambled eggs to get a flavorful start to your day.
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A dry atmosphere made mostly of hydrogen and helium, plus a sprinkling of hydrogen cyanide, which hints at the presence of carbon but is also highly toxic.
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But then dessert arrives and you snap back to the present, grateful for the Chantilly cream and generous sprinkling of powdered sugar atop your cherry-jam crèpe.
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It is a ridiculous way to salt a meal, creasing the arm upward and sprinkling it out in pebbles across the forearm and down onto the meat.
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Our dinners often consisted of fish we caught in the morning, then tossed on the grill before sprinkling local sea salt and our friend's homemade olive oil.
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But instead of merely sprinkling the cheese with sugar or salt, she counters its meatiness with a bright grace note of mint and watermelon from summer's height.
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A few weeks later, the speaker, Khaya Thobela, was sprinkling holy water in a religious rite in his front yard — and was gunned down where he stood.
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Small, sooty chunks were piled into tubs and wheeled out, then loaded onto coal trucks that hurtled down the country roads, sprinkling a layer of ash everywhere.
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Editorial Reader comments in Britain on the engagement of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have an inevitable sprinkling of the enough-already-about-the-royal-family variety.
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The South Korean military says no one really lives in Kijong, a sprinkling of turquoise buildings with a North Korean flag flying from a 540-foot pole.
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Ours is sourdough toast spread with a thin layer of cream cheese, fork-smashed avocado, a drizzle of olive oil and a sprinkling of everything bagel seasoning.
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Indeed, Badgirl$, who run through their story succinctly, sprinkling its enthusiastic retelling with X-rated anecdotes, are keen to point out the anomaly of their success story.
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People light up Kongming lanterns and send them to the sky along the Lancang River bank in Xishuangbanna, China, during the traditional Water-Sprinkling Festival on April 13.
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Since I wasn't sprinkling them with sugar and aiming for caramelization when I heated them in the pan, I could just sear them very briefly in hot butter.
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As she talks with her hands, a sprinkling of her various tattoos are visible: A world map, a tiny dinosaur skeleton, the serenity prayer wound around her wrist.
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While everyone loves the idea of room-filling compact speakers in their house, many are less enthusiastic about the idea of sprinkling internet-connected microphones around the home.
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The blends consist of either roasted peanuts or almonds along with brazil nuts, cashews, hazelnuts, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, flax seeds, and a sprinkling of Celtic sea salt.
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It's 21:2000 AM, the sky still pitch black, save for the glow of a waning crescent moon and a sprinkling of stars, when I take the wheel.
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By 1935, there were some 14,000 Jews, 23 percent of the population, in a vast, mostly empty terrain inhabited largely by Cossacks and a sprinkling of ethnic Koreans.
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I tested it by sprinkling a tablespoon of flour and a tablespoon of a kitty litter and coffee grounds mixture on both low-pile carpeting and hardwood flooring.
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"Do it, and while you're at it, consider 'sprinkling' the principal of inherited money to the kids at mature ages, [such as] 25, 30 and 35," he said.
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Yep, that innocuous herb we've been digging out for lamb roasts or sprinkling on potato wedges if we're feeling fancy could be what keeps Acciaroli's citizens so sprightly.
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Grouped by subjects (animals, dancing figures, sexuality), the painting descriptions also bear quotes from Arledge's various notes and professional writings, sprinkling bits of her personality throughout the gallery.
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The demographic included a strong cougar turnout, a sprinkling of ironic jerks like myself, and some guys who probably got into Noll via the Reclaim Australia Facebook page.
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For starters, this dish replaced the marinara sauce with white sauce and was vegetarian, complete with fresh ricotta and Tuscan kale with a sprinkling of breadcrumbs on top.
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My one mistake as a novice eater of Japanese noodles was continuously sprinkling my bowl with shichimi togarashi, a red chile spice mixture that was new to me.
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It's what the world would look like if people were gone and Mother Nature redecorated — carpeting hills with waist high grass and sprinkling them with zealous yellow flowers.
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Jupiter's atmosphere is made up of hydrogen and helium, two of the most abundant elements in the universe, with a sprinkling of methane, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide and water.
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Raised in a remote village in coastal Somaliland, in northeast Africa, Mohamed remembers taking her family's goats to feed on green pasture flanked by a sprinkling of trees.
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So back to those poor old economics and political commentators struggling to get punters to read their words of wisdom by sprinkling in some Harry Kane-inspired stardust.
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Relying heavily on a fastball that reached 99 miles per hour, and sprinkling in hard sliders and more changeups than usual, Severino walked one and struck out 10.
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Some of them shouted slogans such as "Prayuth, get out!" or "Long live democracy!" while running the 2.6-km (1.6-mile) course amid a sprinkling of security forces.
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For Baptists, the act of baptism by sprinkling water on a baby's head is so far removed from the Biblical model as to be undeserving of the term.
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Harvard Business School professor Frances Frei was also brought in roughly a minute ago to add a much-needed sprinkling of gender diversity to WeWork's all-male board.
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And here's a tip: If your child can't immediately transition from, say, Post's Cocoa Pebbles to Barbara's Puffins, consider sprinkling some of the sugary cereal over the healthier stuff.
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The answer, somewhat surprisingly, is a generous sprinkling of art history's greats (and Thiebaud is willing to admit the influence, which many artists might prefer to leave mysteriously murky).
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It's a franchise that seems to want to break new ground with this new trilogy, but is also sprinkling in prequels about old, beloved characters amid its new chapters.
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The whole thing is then topped with whipped cream and a mocha drizzle to give it the black-and-white tuxedo effect, with a sprinkling of dark-chocolate curls.
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If I'm doing it right, my work is a combination of comics and hip-hop thrown in a blender with a sprinkling of Norman Rockwell to finish it off.
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He also said at a press conference Thursday that the Delhi government was working to distribute masks and implement pollution mitigation measures like the sprinkling of water on roads.
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El pastor, carnitas, pollo, and more adventurous choices like lengua and cabeza really only need an assist from some salsa, a bit of cilantro, and a sprinkling of onion.
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Too many corporate leaders think that sprinkling a few women into the ranks here and there is all they need to do have a diverse workforce, Sheryl Sandberg says.
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On Easter Sunday he was nevertheless sporting a crosier and mitre, sprinkling holy water onto 300 or so worshippers at a cathedral in the south-western city of Leshan.
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The two tricks depicted Sunday's episode — sprinkling broken glass in a plate of food at a Mexican restaurant and jumping in front of a moving car — really did happen.
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What do you get when you mash together half a stalk of grapes, a handful of angel investment principles, a sprinkling of crowdfunding and a well-oiled marketing machine?
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The dish gets a drizzle of charred leek vinaigrette and a dollop of balsamic jelly and is finished with a few basil leaves and a sprinkling of sea salt.
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These include asking companies and the public to cover buildings with plants, vapor sprays, sprinkling water on the ground, and ensuring shaded areas and cool zones in the city.
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"Decision to ramp up sprinkling, close construction activity till Sunday," environmentalist Sunita Narain said on Twitter after attending an emergency meeting called by the city's lieutenant governor, Anil Baijal.
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The sun was low already, and where the dark lake was disturbed by watercraft it winked with painful brightness, as though the moving vessels were sprinkling glass behind them.
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Since it's a complimentary addition at a few spots around Disney parks, adventurous diners are sprinkling the seasoning atop classic Disney Dole Whip to spice up that refreshing dessert.
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We first met Turkish chef and meat-salting wizard Nusret Gökçe when he uploaded a video of himself simply slicing a steak and flashily sprinkling salt upon the meat.
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At the meeting with law enforcement officials, Trump read from the law he cited to justify the travel ban, quoting it in fragments and sprinkling in bits of interpretation.
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Cons to considerOne of the tests I conduct on all the robotic vacuums that come through my office involves sprinkling flour into the corners of carpeted and hardwood floors.
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At the Holiday Inn Resort, usually one of the most rollicking spring break hotels, a sprinkling of students lingered in the pool, arms raised high to protect their beers.
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Follow the stupid-simple instructions, which involve sprinkling a orange Jell-O powder mix onto a medium pack of cottage cheese and mixing them together with a large spoon.
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This was one of the many moments in which she invoked her Mexican heritage on the show, sprinkling references to María Félix, mariachis and Catholic bodas throughout the season.
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He has often sounded like the candidate from Texas he once was, rather than a White House hopeful, while sprinkling his stump speech with anecdotes from the Senate race.
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Other than the Deuce, which can be dominated by tourists, most of the buses I rode were used by local workers and students, with a rare sprinkling of visitors.
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These include asking companies and the public to cover buildings with plants, vapour sprays, sprinkling water on the ground, and ensuring shaded areas and cool zones in the city.
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Then, if you like, crack an egg per person into the pot, cover it and ladle it into bowls a few minutes later, with a sprinkling of grated cheese.
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Once the dough has rested, it passes through a flattening device until it&aposs ready to be stuffed full of butter and another generous sprinkling of sugar and cardamom.
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Sometimes it was in the form of salt crystals, but other times it meant a grating of cheese, some pounded anchovies, a few olives or a sprinkling of capers.
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Conversations with coworkers tend to revolve around work and deadlines with a sprinkling of bon mots and light musings; suddenly it's time to acknowledge a colleague's deeply personal grief.
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In typical fashion, Mr. Trump first tested lines about Mr. Cruz committing voter fraud in a speech at a rally in New Hampshire, sprinkling it in with a larger address.
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The posts were remarkably ordinary, so boring that some could have been written by bots, but the very light sprinkling of personal details about the authors assured me they weren't.
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There's also buzzy Dolemite Is My Name, a brand-new prank show led by a Stranger Things teen, even more YA content, and a sprinkling of international series to binge.
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Mr Hadi says that fishing by sprinkling poisonous leaves on the water (the stricken fish float to the surface) is forbidden but other village heads do not enforce the rules.
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The technique involves sprinkling and brushing pigments onto the surface of oily water in a pan, then laying paper atop the water, effectively dyeing the paper with tendrils of color.
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Real cocoa powder, not Nesquik—and spread a bit of coconut oil on top, hoping that it will act as glue and keep the powder from sprinkling into my eyes.
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Once your knots come out of the oven, hit them with the garlic mixture, along with a judicious sprinkling of parsley and Pecorino, and eat as soon as humanly possible.
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With a lopsided chamber packed with government lawmakers and just a tiny sprinkling of opposition members, who are often shouted down by their PAP colleagues, a decisive debate is unlikely.
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After recently demonstrating his now legendary salt sprinkling technique for Leonardo DiCaprio, the Turkish chef showed up to Simone Biles' Valentine's Day meal just in time to season her food.
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Instead of mealy applesauce, she pairs her latkes with a sauce of apple cider, pears, and vanilla, along with a dollop of crème fraîche and a sprinkling of pumpkin seeds.
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American security is not maintained by sprinkling troops across the globe, but on the employment of an effective combination of all relevant aspects of American power to appropriate, achievable ends.
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He got a similar sprinkling of votes in other counties, perhaps from voters who did not know, or did not care, that he has not been running since early March.
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But there is a faint sprinkling of schmaltz over the romance at the novel's heart, by dint of Perry writing star-crossed lovers with strong arms and wild hair, respectively.
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It's considered a nuisance or a weed when it pops up in luscious suburban lawns, long the bane of gardeners and homeowners sodding, sprinkling and nurturing the greenest of grasses.
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Any bowl that costs less than $1593, he said, most likely contains "Army soup" — a brew of water, soy sauce, rock sugar, white pepper and a sprinkling of monosodium glutamate.
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It's annoyed a number of linguistic purists who're peeved by how the word is misused casually and recklessly in place of its cousin "figuratively," sprinkling sentences where it doesn't belong.
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Yet many seemed to follow a similar formula, hiring fashion-forward designers to create photogenic interiors and sprinkling their menus with international crowd pleasers like fish tacos or beef carpaccio.
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The paintings sometimes included footprints from a molding of the boots he wore on the moon, along with pieces of his spacesuit patches and a sprinkling of their moondust residue.
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Continue kneading, adding a sprinkling of flour if the dough feels sticky, until it feels as soft and supple as your ear lobe; this can take 13 to 8 minutes.
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The modified income sprinkling measures, which will be folded into the Liberal government's spring budget legislation, will reduce the number of businesses affected to some 45,000 corporations, from 50,000 previously.
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Measures introduced so far include a periodic mechanized sweeping of roads with heavy traffic, water sprinkling on unpaved roads and an increase in parking fees of up to four times.
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Many things contribute to your cluing style: The degree to which you balance basic definition clues, wordplay-based clues, general knowledge clues, in addition to sprinkling in humor and slang.
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The viral sensation first caught people's attention last year when a video of him sprinkling salt like a goddess went viral, and he's since salted the plates of Hollywood's biggest stars.
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Sprinkling in criticism of France and other NATO members, for example, for not meeting their commitments to spend 2% of GDP on defense may be another way Trump cudgels our allies.
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With a scant appeals record, most of the attention is focused on Thapar&aposs trial court service, where he is remembered for sprinkling pop culture and colloquial references in his work.
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On November 6th the national and local governments sprang into belated action, closing schools and construction sites, sprinkling water on the streets to dampen dust and tightening controls on vehicle emissions.
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If your idea of a baptism involves a sprinkling of water at the most, this video is, to put it a lightly, a jarring introduction to other types of Christian baptism.
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Plenty of skin-care brands are sprinkling shots of the finely-milled green tea powder into cleansers, masks, and creams to wake your face up faster than a cup of coffee.
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The worst, those surrounded in a watery pool with filling dribbling out—although, according to my father-in-law, that's nothing a spritz of lemon and sprinkling of sugar won't fix.
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Maybe. The post does tease a mysterious new product from her own skin-care line, MDNA, so here's hoping we'll be sprinkling some basil into our own baths sometime soon, too.
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It's there, amid a sprinkling of sweaty tourists braving the heat, that I find a stand serving sharbat roohafza: a luminous pink, rose-flavoured cordial I've heard about but never tried.
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So you might expect an A-list couple like Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde to be going full-on heart-shaped bed with a sprinkling of rose petals this Valentine's Day.
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He was born in Queens and built his real estate empire in Manhattan, quickly becoming a fixture in the city's tabloid papers and sprinkling his name on buildings across the region.
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Some of the additional tools Tesla is using to achieve its new-age employment vision are familiar: a sprinkling of stock options, team-oriented production structures, a campus-like work environment.
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In Chicago, rodent complaints for the early part of the summer have increased about 213 percent from last year, forcing city officials to start sprinkling the streets with rat birth control.
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Shoyu-tonkotsu, Kishuya's leading ramen dish, arrived almost at the simmer, a gorgeous boiled egg at center, its yolk almost molten for mixing in, and a sprinkling of nori over all.
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The past couple of weeks have been spent wearing the same pyjamas and hoodie (in and out the house), sprinkling advent calendar chocolates on my cereal and drinking gin before 11am.
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Stalwart starting pitching, a lockdown bullpen, a dose of manufactured runs and a sprinkling of home runs have left the Yankees playing with a degree of confidence they have rarely displayed.
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All of this though raises a big question: Was this a satisfying way to end three months of television, with a sprinkling of metafiction and a hefty dollop of existential despair?
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"I was so curious about her," said Ms. Mack, who still has the straight red hair, sprinkling of freckles and gently angular features she shared back then with America's First Kid.
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There is a sprinkling of Scripture, but the text is not openly paved with it, and it is possible to forget at times that the book is written by a preacher.
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Inspired by stories from Giovanni Boccaccio's "The Decameron" — seasoned with a sprinkling of Monty Python — the writer and director, Jeff Baena, turns an Italian convent into a hotbed of repressed desires.
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Freshly grinding a few pods for the sprinkling sugar on top of the bun gives you a burst of that woodsy heat, and its aroma hits you as you bite in.
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Salting your food isn't much of a elaborate act, but for Nusret Gökçe (aka "Salt Bae"), the flamboyancy of sprinkling more flavor on his food turned him into an instant meme.
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The company is embarking on a massive park transformation, updating classic attractions, adding more family-friendly experiences and sprinkling a little more Disney flair around the nearly 40-year-old park.
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Veves are often formed by sprinkling flour on the ground, so the iron heart may have been a marker identifying a sacred place, while ceremonies took place on the park's footpath.
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Each time it stumbles into a zone of almost-originality, it backs away so quickly that it practically trips over the anonymous naked women it insists on sprinkling throughout the show.
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There is no sprinkling of Himalayan pink salt, no unexpected twist, but New York has enough of those, and a clever someone fashioning this recipe understood you do not need embellishment.
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The priest, who described the figure as a "demon and soldier of Satan" in an open letter to Mayor Hatzidakis, also attempted to exorcize it by sprinkling holy water around the artwork.
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Filled with vanilla-flavored buttercream, iced, and topped with a sprinkling of crushed candy cane — it's basically restoring our faith in fact the holidays always come early one bite at a time.
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Police even showed up at the Anaheim park, the Los Angeles Times reported, after witnesses saw a guest "sprinkling an unidentified substance into the water" of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
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These models suggest that it gets cold enough at night for ice particles to fall rapidly from thin clouds in the sky — possibly sprinkling certain parts of the Martian surface in snow.
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They will be joined by representatives from Smartisan, Ehang, Indiegogo, LeEco, Sequoia China, GGV and more — singer Dadawa and Chinese national soccer captain Yunlong Xu will provide a sprinkling of celebrity, too.
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If AI is the Google advantage, why not go full-throttle and give us all the AI we can handle and blow us all away instead of sprinkling it in certain places.
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Even the exterior design is similar, with every carmaker apparently convinced that we'll want large glass canopies and at least a sprinkling of Minority Report inspiration in the shape of the car.
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In their presidential debate last Wednesday night, Macron laid into Le Pen for making fraudulent promises to fearful French voters, accusing her of sprinkling poudre de Perlimpinpin, or snake oil, among them.
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Next, he adds all the aromatics (onion confit, garlic, sofrito, and pimenton) and cooks them down in olive oil with a sprinkle of fried garlic (save some for sprinkling at the end).
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No amount of polish and preening could protect the flawless exteriors of the world's rarest, most coveted cars from the incessant sprinkling of charred refuse of nature that settled on every surface.
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For a book positing a new "biological mechanism" through which to understand a wide swath of human experience, there is a surprising emphasis on the anecdotal, with only a sprinkling of science.
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A man suspected of sprinkling a combination of mouse poison, hand sanitizer and water on produce in grocery stores in Michigan was arraigned on Thursday in district court in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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"My favorite is to grab some Trader Joe's sliced sourdough, toast it, and top with smashed avocado, a soft-boiled egg, and a healthy sprinkling of the everything-bagel seasoning," Nogueira said.
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On the one hand, in the U.K., the movement to leave is led by the right — with a generous sprinkling of racist elements — and a Brexit victory would likely strengthen their hand.
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The California theme park is known for sprinkling Christmas spirit on every surface when it comes to decorating for the upcoming holidays, and that includes the park's already over-the-top landscaping.
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In a sprawling letter consisting mostly of feel-good mumbo jumbo and a light sprinkling of feature ideas, the Facebook visionary laid out 5,700 words' worth of nonspecific stuff that sounds nice.
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The result is that for the past 30 years, whenever I have put pen to paper, the words that come out are in English, with only a sprinkling of Spanish for flavor.
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And on top of this, the most common test for drug resistance is also ancient: growing a sample in a Petri dish and sprinkling it with antibiotics to check whether they work.
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The custom is to cook purgatory beans quite simply, simmered with a few sage leaves, and eat them plain, with a sprinkling of salt and a generous spoonful of fruity olive oil.
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If you're in need for a little refresher ... Salt Bae's the famous butcher whose January 2017 video showing him suavely sprinkling Maldon salt flakes on some bone-in steak IMMEDIATELY took off.
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Over the years, more club-dwelling practitioners of electronic music began to embrace him back, sprinkling bits of Bowie recordings—from just a few small words to full iconic choruses—throughout their work.
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While we aren't exactly ready to kiss sunshine and short sleeves goodbye just yet, we also aren't mad about the sprinkling of pumpkin products that are starting to pop up all around us.
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The show's seventh season has developed an affinity for sprinkling in references and parallels to earlier episodes that could possibly predict the fate of our favorite characters, and it's worth paying attention to.
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And if that doesn't pack enough heat for you, the drink is then topped off with whipped cream and a sprinkling of extra ancho and cayenne chile pepper, paprika, salt, cinnamon, and sugar.
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Everyone loves brownies, and these ones are a little extra special, with a sprinkling of sugar on top before baking, giving the top a lovely crunch that your average boxed mix doesn't have.
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Coach David Quinn has a tall task ahead: melding all this youth with a sprinkling of veterans and creating a team that can stay competitive over the grind of an 82-game season.
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The sprinkling of water on graves is an old tradition in Afghanistan, believed to keep the memory of the dead fresh and to help absolve them of the sins they committed in life.
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That fact is made all the more chilling by the game's text explaining that Ganon's followers were hunting Link so they could revive their Lord by sprinkling the hero's blood onto his ashes.
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Fresh-squeezed lime juice and a heavy sprinkling of the chile-lime-salt mixture known as Tajín (which no michelada should be ever be served without!) round out the flavors in the buttercream.
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Let's be honest, though—if you're paying top dollar, you want to know what you're sprinkling over your carbonara is the real deal (although let's not get started on how to make that).
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Fellow septuagenarians Mike Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren pledged, for now, to stay in the race, but nothing beyond a sprinkling of delegate wins across 14 states illuminated a likely path to the nomination.
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After talking up the Democratic Party's progressive wing and its goals, sprinkling in some praise for Sanders, she began to explain why she was the better bet to turn those ideas into reality.
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"My theory is that it was a poor fisherman who knew what it was and thought that by sprinkling it on his Wheaties that someday he would be a better angler," he said.
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I'd fried some tortillas alongside eggs and tomatoes—the outer limit of my cooking abilities—and my visitor scarfed two at a time, sprinkling shredded cheese and drenching the paper plates in Cholula.
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"Some years they don't migrate this way, but this year is a phenomenal year," he said, his hands mixing torn-up bread, chopped onions and a sprinkling of savory, Newfoundland's most popular herb.
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Indulge in the local specialty, the Croix de Savoie (€3.10, or €23 to take away), a cross-shaped brioche bun smothered in cream and topped with a generous sprinkling of vanilla-flavored sugar.
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You'll be sprinkling the shrimp with aromatic five-spice powder, a mixture of Sichuan pepper, fennel seed, clove, star anise and cinnamon, available in Asian food stores or easily mixed up at home.
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Well, Kevin Durant seems to have brought a Costco-sized pack of Wonder Bread to the bridge, because the NBA Finals MVP is out here liberally sprinkling tweets, shouting down the haters this week.
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There are plenty of creative at-home remedies for seasonal allergies with varying degrees of effectiveness, including inhaling essential oils, running a neti pot through your nasal passage, and sprinkling smoothies with bee pollen.
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When it came to Armie Hammer's Steve Lift, the costume designer looked to real-life figures like Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, and Julian Assange, sprinkling in a bunch of cultural appropriation for good measure.
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Their music blends genres do just the same—stirring together Latin flavors with hip-hop ones and sprinkling in a little alt-rock, producing compositions that have been compared to alt-J and Foals.
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This narrative is maintained by both a sprinkling of young media voices who legitimize these ideas with personal experience and the comment sections of newspapers that are dominated, like the media, by older people.
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So now, some priests and pastors are meeting their parishioners not just at the altar for a sprinkling of holy water or a communion wafer, but at the bar on the corner, as well.
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According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, guests often visit Disney World in Orlando, Florida, and Disneyland in Anaheim, California, with the intention of sprinkling a loved one's ashes around the park.
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There is also a good sprinkling of Chinamen, who are always having their pigtails tied to things; and a few Italians, mostly women, who have wonderful adventures while carrying enormous bundles on their heads.
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The Islamic model for the ruqya (exorcism) parallels features of the Rituale Romanum: recitation of scripture (traditionally, the final surahs of the Qur'an, called the Al-Mu'awwidhatayn), prayers to Allah, and sprinkling holy water.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Even Playboy opened its pages to thought-provoking interviews with Eldridge Cleaver, Malcolm X and Fidel Castro while sprinkling in at least a few pictorials featuring Playmates of color.
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Warm, ooey-gooey brie and a little bit of honey make perfect sense with sweet potatoes, but what really sets this dish off is the sprinkling of chili flakes for just a little heat.
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This narrative is maintained by both a sprinkling of young media voices who legitimize these ideas with personal experience and the comment sections of newspapers which are dominated, like the media, by older people.
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Alice, at the wheel of the car sheltering us from the sprinkling rain, spared at least three of them before we arrived in front of Rosa & Gabriele, a restaurant/pizzeria that stays open late.
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Wearing a dark pinstriped suit under the unrelenting Florida sun, he warned of a gathering menace from Muslim immigrants, sprinkling his speech with anecdotes about sexual assaults in Germany and gender-segregated swimming pools.
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Then there are the 'pebbles', created by sprinkling tiny droplets of water onto the gleaming ice, that freeze instantly and allow the stones to glide and curl in a way they would not otherwise.
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Wayne can, just as easily as Richter, perform slippages between categories and glide elusively across terrains of meaning; but, unlike Richter, Wayne doesn't shy away from sentimentality, with a sprinkling of joy and humor.
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Especially so when gently cooked in a light, brothy base made of burst tomatoes — a one-skillet technique that is impossible to mess up — and finished with a sprinkling of chile-laced fried shallots.
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He wore a full face of makeup to school — to Catholic school — and fake eyelashes, too, and elaborate arrangements of flowers pinned to his lapel, along with the occasional all-over sprinkling of glitter.
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A sprinkling of ash was reported in the tiny Aleutian village of False Pass, about 23 miles (37 km) northeast of the Shishaldin, said David Fee, the observatory's University of Alaska Fairbanks coordinating scientist.
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A sprinkling of committee members showed up for the historic hearing on a bill that would give Washington, DC, the same voting privileges in Congress that the 48 contiguous states, Hawaii, and Alaska enjoy.
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My fellow Tea Partiers were a gallimaufry of Christian fundamentalists, libertarians, small-business owners (particularly accountants), Ayn Rand fans in "I am John Galt" T-shirts, with a modest sprinkling of loudmouthed racial bigots.
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Anyone who wants to believe Big Tech is chastened should visit a section of San Jose just west of downtown, a jumble of carwashes and auto-body shops with a sprinkling of modern apartments.
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"'The Mother Knot' is typical," she said, referring to her fourth memoir, in which she achieves equanimity over her long-troubled relationships with her parents by sprinkling her dead mother's remains in the sea.
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By selling the idea that there is some purity to poverty and obscurity, Safer obscures the structures that create such societal problems, while sprinkling them with artificial sweetener so they become easier to swallow.
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In the past few years, the long-dormant style has crept back into the culture, with design junkies dropping major coin on Memphis-designed furniture and brands sprinkling the motif across notebooks, jackets, and calendars.
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But Marvel's been liberally sprinkling comedy over its recent batch of films — particularly Guardians of the Galaxy and Ant-Man — and based on what little we've seen of Spider-Man: Homecoming, that trend will continue.
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Though not a global event of the same scale, Eugenie and Brooksbank's October 12 wedding will no doubt see a sprinkling of stars, adding a little extra glitz and glamour to the already royal affair.
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Wannekeya "Tweety" James, Meat-Meat's niece, Sylvia Riddick, a friend of the James family, and a sprinkling of other family members and friends were also in the house—as many as 22013 people in all.
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Just take his spooky number "Scratch That," one of his two collaboration with Irish singer-songwriter Róisín Murphy, where he chops her vocals into a pointillist potpourri, sprinkling them fragrantly around his wiggly synth work.
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Between the two dark layers of the blended beverage, there's one creamy layer of whipped cream, and it is, of course, topped with a swirl of whipped cream and a sprinkling of dark cocoa dust.
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But its 17 characters — Israelis, Palestinians, a sprinkling of American Jews — need far more room to breathe than they're allowed in this puzzlingly paced production, which moves too fast for clarity and feeling (1:30).
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But its 2195 characters — Israelis, Palestinians, a sprinkling of American Jews — need far more room to breathe than they're allowed in this puzzlingly paced production, which moves too fast for clarity and feeling (2718:2374).
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It's a place where talented people can be any age they choose, and where a racially divided American South can resolve its tensions with a sprinkling of gold fairy dust and a swell, soaring song.
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A note on what I'm normally like on Facebook: I like to think of myself as a "thoughtful observer"—a silent lurker, sprinkling likes here and there to the lucky few who truly deserve them.
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This Sichuan take-out classic is super easy to throw together, and is sure to make your eyes water, with hot bean sauce, ground chilies, and a sprinkling of cracked Sichuan pepper corns on top.
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From his foray in Europe, he had brought back a habit of sprinkling some French words into his speech, on top of the broken English he had picked up decades earlier from a college friend.
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Chanel is a formula by now: Take some tweed, some quilting, add a dash of contemporary trend, a pinch of pearls and a sprinkling of double Cs, throw it all in a pot and stir.
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He went back to Australia with the goal of sprinkling some Silicon Valley pixie dust on the agency, doing more to turn its fundamental research into jobs and start-up companies to benefit the economy.
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Before you start sprinkling water everywhere just because you think you should, spend some time observing these four things:Plant variety in the garden: Trees, shrubs, lawn grasses, annuals, and perennials all have different water needs.
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And earlier this season, a matinee of Rossini's "Guillaume Tell" was canceled after the second intermission, after an audience member was spotted sprinkling white powder into the orchestra pit, prompting fears of an anthrax attack.
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While I may not be doing yoga on a secluded beach somewhere, I am sprinkling hamster bedding over my own feces and hoping there's a garbage can close where I can dump it, hashtag wanderlust.
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Two hours of stirring—and sprinkling in faster-cooking items like lentils and broccoli—later (because that's how long it takes to cook the wizened flesh of an old mutton leg) and dinner is ready!
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The cold snap complicated efforts by crews to clear snow and ice from roadways after the blizzard, which clobbered the Northeast after sprinkling snow in areas as far south as Savannah, Georgia and Tallahassee, Florida.
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There's a light sprinkling of combat and a lot of environmental exploration and traversal, and the first two missions felt well-paced, combining all of these mechanics with a city map that feels appropriately formidable.
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While the Pan Ams have attracted a sprinkling of stars from Cuban boxers to American gymnasts, the women's 10.100 meters underscored one of the biggest issues facing the two-week event — a huge lack of depth.
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Mr. Patterson's shirt was covered in so much blood after the killing that he had to wash himself and change clothes, while Mr. Lee had just a sprinkling of blood on his shirt, the court said.
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The potential for deflation is a thing of the good old days (like 2016), but even with inflation gods sprinkling inflation dust, gold as an inflation hedge is not the only reason to buy the metal.
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The teams behind prestigious lifestyle companies Soho House Group and Sydell Group have joined forces to bring a big sprinkling of Mayfair glamour to the City of London with their late April unveiling of The Ned.
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"I can get ridiculously obsessed with the quality of my ingredients and with the boldness of my seasonings," he adds, sprinkling a thick layer of roughly ground powder on a butterflied chicken wing on a stick.
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The ex-friend, Shakur Sozahdah, is requesting a restraining order against Brown's baby mama -- and in the docs she says Nia's been parking in front of her house and "sprinkling a weird substance" in her yard.
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Then there's the sound: a combination of laid-back Midwestern steez, trunk-bumping funk and, on "Ride Wit Me", a sprinkling of the finger-picking guitar sound Nelly would go on to wield on later albums.
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Every half-hour a carefully calibrated pulse of water based on the cloud's calculations, and mixed with an appropriate dose of fertiliser if scheduled, is pushed through the tapes, delivering a precise sprinkling to each tree.
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It's "taking 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,' meshing it with 'Bad Boys' and sprinkling a little Harry Potter magic dust on it, and then washing it in the river from 'The Chronicles of Narnia,'" he explains.
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Leave it to LA chef Kris Yenbamroong to take something as simple as grilled corn on the cob and make it extra delicious, with a touch of coconut sugar and milk plus a sprinkling of turmeric.
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RT uploads videos frequently, sprinkling in buzzy viral videos of disasters — plane crashes, tsunamis, a meteor strike — to earn likes and longer watch times, which YouTube's algorithm rewards with better placement among search results and recommendations.
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If you haven't met Ms. Ekimian, it would be easy to think her life story was a yarn spun of exaggerations, but if anything, she seems to downplay her accomplishments, occasionally sprinkling in some self-deprecation.
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Andy Muschietti's adaptation of Stephen King's 1986 novel about a group of kids fending off a killer clown layers generous scoops of action atop a base of jump scares — with a sprinkling of late-'80s nostalgia.
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At one point, Melania's seen sprinkling snow on the tree's branches, and the ornaments include red, white and blue flags and ribbons ... and Scrabble tiles spelling out "Be Best" -- the name of her anti-bullying initiative.
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Girardi pointed out that the Yankees had put together a roster of young talent with a sprinkling of veterans, just as the last two World Series champions, the Kansas City Royals and the Chicago Cubs, did.
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Of the several ingredients necessary to the making of a holiday classic — artistry with a sprinkling of magic, familiarity balanced with adventure — Cirque skimps on the requisite warmth, which the reindeer (embodied by human performers) radiate.
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Protests against the 8-metre high sculpture called Phylax, which in Greek means "guardian", have ranged from throwing white paint and spitting at it to attempting to exorcise it with a Greek priest sprinkling holy water.
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Yet apart from rampant asset price inflation in the decade since the Great Recession, and a sprinkling of wage inflation as the U.S. jobless rate plumbs half-century lows, there has been acceleration in little else.
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I could clearly see that the melasma had gone from being a patch on my forehead to a sprinkling on my nose and, most noticeably, a dark upper lip, leaving me looking like a mustachioed adolescent boy.
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Peter Pan's fairy sidekick has become such a big part of Disney iconography, sprinkling pixie dust during the opening credits of Disney productions for years, so it's maybe odd to think about her as a sex symbol.
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Some people claim that sprinkling baby powder down under can help absorb moisture, but given the potential link between talcum powder and cancers, it's not a great idea to use these powders on or around your genitals.
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While Europe grapples with an influx of people desperate to escape fighting in Syria, asylum seekers from Asian nations such as Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Vietnam are flocking to Hong Kong, along with a sprinkling from Africa.
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Google has been gradually sprinkling in new features and small fixes to make the Gmail experience less cluttered and tedious, but it has seemingly come at the expense of some of the email service's more dedicated users.
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Nonlinear narratives, peopled with an exotic array of characters and situations culled from myriad sources (including Ganesh's own illustrations, watercolors and drawings) somersault seamlessly in a dazzling display of gender politics, with a sprinkling of feminist rage.
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The pizzas also feature a rich mix of two types of mozzarella, along with a sprinkling of pecorino, giving it a salty and savory finish that helps the spot distinguish itself from Chicago's other well-respected pies.
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It began sprinkling $25 million grants around U.S. universities like MIT, Stanford and the University of Michigan, and spent $1 billion on a research institute with campuses in the invention hotbeds of Silicon Valley and Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Marking the feast day of Saint Anthony, known as the protector of animals, pet owners arrived to the San Bernardino Church with their animals for the sprinkling of holy water to protect them from danger and misfortune.
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Liberally sprinkling familiar verbal tics like "like" and "um" throughout her chatter, not to mention fractured sentences and digressions, she unfolded the not particularly remarkable story of her youth and teenage years, in often hilariously granular detail.
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Despite the sprinkling of stardust provided by boldface names like Cara Delevingne and Scarlett Johansson, who were here to promote their latest movies, these gatherings are rarely, if ever, mentioned in the same breath as "real" fashion.
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On Friday afternoon, a light crowd of about a dozen people closely watched the Mandarin duck float serenely atop the water of the Pond, apparently napping as a sprinkling of rain made the water around him ripple.
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While sucking up everything else off the stone steps, they avoided the liberal sprinkling of fallen potato matchsticks, leaving me to contemplate where my tastes belonged in the hierarchy of standards of the Plaza de la Trinidad.
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She threw a gem in the semifinals, retiring eight of the first 12 batters she faced, spotting her fastball at a speed in the mid-70s and sprinkling her curve and changeup to keep hitters off balance.
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It's a movement being led by tween and teenage boys around the world — with a sprinkling of girls joining in — and it's called Gtramp, short for garden trampoline, to distinguish it from the Olympic sport of trampoline.
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The upside is that once you've gone to the trouble of frying, you don't need to do much else; a sprinkling of salt and a squeeze of lemon are all those crunchy, golden pieces need to shine.
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With a capacity of 7,000, the badminton stadium has for days been a sea of red and white – Indonesia's national colors – along with a sprinkling of fans from India and China, even during the knock-out stages.
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They can please your grandmother, but they also thrill seasoned performers, like the U.C.L.A Bruins gymnast Sophina DeJesus, who made a splash by sprinkling in viral-dance moves during a floor-exercise routine at a February meet.
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But when his friends described the work they were doing—sprinkling in phrases like "Bayesian models" and "Poincaré space"—predicting what clothes someone might like started to sound eerily like the work he'd done during his PhD.
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Responding to vocal opposition to measures that targeted "income sprinkling" - business owners who distribute income among family members to reduce their taxes - the finance department said the reform would exempt family members who contributed to the business.
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Jo moves more towards androgyny — at least as much as a woman could in the 1860s — with Durran sprinkling hints of suiting throughout her New York wardrobe and removing the ultra-feminine aspects of her younger costumes.
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By focusing on emotional experiences first, and leaving a few of the big questions open, Abrams is allowing us to end the trilogy (and the trilogy of trilogies) in our own way, with a sprinkling of headcanon.
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I'm a Vermont native but have been living in the Boston area for the past five years completing a BA in English (with a sprinkling of minors in Physics and Computer Science) and an MS in Science Journalism.
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It definitely gives you the kind of volume that could compete with Dolly Parton, but it's not as practical for sprinkling on fast and can make for quite a mess when you have zero time to clean up.
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From glitter lattés to glitter galaxy bagels, glitter churros, rose gold glitter prosecco, glitter gum, and even rainbow glitter pizza, people are sprinkling their meals with actual glitter in order to make it look more appealing on Instagram.
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A cold front was expected to move through the Northeast on Wednesday, sprinkling some light snow in New England, while rain is expected farther west, NPR reported, citing the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center forecaster David Roth.
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The trailer for his upcoming film, Adam Green's Aladdin, manages to mix all these elements as it retells the classic tale, sprinkling in a cohort of guest stars, from Macaulay Culkin to Alia Shawkat of Arrested Development fame.
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I admit my own guilt in spicing up my tweets and headlines with a sprinkling of second person seasoning, but I hope that the thing I'm baiting people to click is ultimately satisfying enough to justify that effort.
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A man accused of sprinkling mouse poison and hand cleaner on produce at several self-service food bars in Michigan grocery stores over the last two weeks has been arrested, the F.B.I. and local police said on Tuesday.
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Ratchett is discovered dead, unmourned, and Poirot ascertains that the solution to the crime must lie within a single locked carriage, which, like a mobile country house, contains first-class passengers and a sprinkling of the lower orders.
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On a recent morning, as a sprinkling of athletes and fans filed in to the building, Boris Reichel, who works for Yonex, took three No. 2 shuttles and three No. 3 shuttles and went to the service line.
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Though there is also a sprinkling of recognizable brand names like Bill Blass and Jeanne Lanvin, "I wanted people to be in this exhibit and not feel they have to be fashionistas to enjoy it," Ms. Miller said.
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We're going to be sprinkling several of these articles and videos throughout the TechCrunch newsfeed for the next couple of weeks, so strap on your ski boots and stay tuned as we guide you through the "Silicon Slopes"!
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We're going to be sprinkling several of these articles and videos throughout the TechCrunch newsfeed for the next couple of weeks, so strap on your ski boots and stay tuned as we guide you through the "Silicon Slopes!"
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Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch maintained a polite demeanor during Tuesday's marathon questioning by the Senate Judiciary Committee, sprinkling his responses with "golly" and "goodness" but refusing to answer questions on how he might rule from the bench.
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The slow way is the familiar one: decades pass with little sense of internal change, middle age arrives with only a slight slowing down—a name lost, a lumbar ache, a sprinkling of white hairs and eye wrinkles.
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The most familiar examples are the fully eusocial ants, in which many sterile female workers do all the chores, a single large queen lays all the eggs, and a sprinkling of male ants, or drones, supply the sperm.
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In classic Twitter fashion, the thread also contains a sprinkling of racist and bigoted comments (none from author Daniel Kibblesmith or illustrator AP Quach, to be clear.) Santa's Husband, then, is a making of, by, and for the internet.
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In the run-up to the autumn release of Thor: Ragnarok, Jeff Goldblum hit the promo track hard, appearing in brightly colored clothes and his trademark thick-rimmed spectacles, sprinkling cheer and goodwill across a generally turd-stained year.
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She has let her 6.1 million followers in on her money movies via Instagram, sprinkling in photos of Shumpert and baby Junie, the family foundation she holds down in the way that only a Black auntie (and mama) can.
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The Nabil-directed clip is for one of the album's fan favorites "Supermodel" and shows the singer talking to herself in the mirror before a group of children lead her to a wooded area, sprinkling her with fairy dust.
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The new rules will only apply to retirement accounts, but I expect those retirement accounts to slowly —reluctantly — begin to offer lower priced funds, including lower-priced actively managed funds, as well as offering a sprinkling of ETF products.
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And when oil didn't suit the food I was dosing, or I felt like mixing things up, I subbed in the powdered CBD that had been provided by Mondo Meds, sprinkling it over my meals to the same effect.
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Attention on the track is expected to focus on reigning Olympic champions David Rudisha (800m) and Ezekiel Kemboi (5003,000m steeplechase), and a sprinkling of world champions who could be brought to their knees by hungry and ambitious young runners.
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She turns the dictionary upside down, shaking all the words loose from their definitions, sprinkling them back in as she desires (along with a few eyelashes, toast crumbs and dead flies) — and doesn't the language look better for it?
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Except for a few establishment types and a sprinkling of foreign policy experts, most of these factions are doing their best to give an impression of unity, but that will fall away after November 8 – especially if Trump loses.
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Strumming an acoustic guitar and sometimes joined by a sprinkling of piano, tentative at first, she recalls moving back in with her parents — "still haven't figured anything out" — and imagines hanging herself with Christmas lights on someone's decorated lawn.
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Dancing through the sprinkling streams was a small boy in a big red T-shirt that reached his knees, followed by a little girl in shorts and top, ready to get soaked right to the jellies on her feet.
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" Gave you my love, thought I could trust you / you let me down at every turn," sings Danielle on "Right Now", her voice both disappointed and triumphant, a small sprinkling of cymbals and piano keys resting in the background.
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The half-hour session—which premiered on Zane Lowe's Beats1 radio show in November—will guide you through a grip of angelic soul jams and baby-making R&B, plus a sprinkling of vintage rap and some artsy experimental goodies.
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I take the time to make my favorite breakfast for myself (scrambled eggs with cubed ham and a sprinkling of cheddar cheese, with a buttermilk biscuit on the side) and get ready for a whole weekend together as a family.
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Starting March 17 and running through April 6, the retailer is price-chopping beauty products, sprinkling in some shiny new releases to keep things interesting, and dropping a flash sale on the makeup brand you've seen all over Instagram: Flesh Beauty.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Carefully painting in sharp cheekbones and heavy eyebrows before applying a moustache and a final sprinkling of glitter, Jen Powell slowly transforms into male alter-ego Adam All ahead of a performance at a London club.
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So let's just kick the shit out of option B.'" Hence the book title that also became a series of posters around Facebook, which is well known for sprinkling its corporate campus with such sayings including "Move Fast and Break Things.
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The History News Network, a blog affiliated with George Washington University's Department of History which features posts from historians, did find one account in a 1927 Chicago Tribune article of Pershing sprinkling rebel prisoners with pig blood — before letting them go.
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The illegal racers, or "Mat Rempit", as they are known to many Malaysians, hail mostly from the ethnic Malay majority, which forms about 60 percent of Malaysia's population of 30 million, with a sprinkling from its tiny ethnic Indian grouping.
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It turns out, Griffin chose to cut ties with Cooper after she watched his appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, because the only way this story can get more dramatic is by sprinkling in a little Andy.
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The group paid tribute to Grant Fell — who lost his three-year battle with cancer in January — by sprinkling his remains onstage at the Taite Music Awards in Auckland, where the band were being honored for their 1987 album Stunt Clown.
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The only statement I could imagine being made by such a sprinkling would be that among the white, human people; the tall furry people; the lumpy, scaly people; the tentacled people, etc, were brown, human people; black human people, etc.
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Take investor Jeff Clavier, who began sprinkling tiny amounts of money across what appeared to be a new crop of capital-efficient startups back in 2004 and soon after launched a firm, SoftTechVC, where Hudson would become a partner in 2013.
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The soundtracks in previous editions of FIFA, from the Nintendo 1994 version to the 1997 debut in the first PlayStation, were recorded by Electronic Arts Sports itself and seem diametrically opposed to the modern-day sprinkling of indie and electronica.
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If the album were an actual concert inside a ghoul-ridden church, this track would be akin to a mellow, jam session-like interlude, each strike of the bell ringing through the hall and sprinkling centuries-old dust off the ceiling.
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To make this famous food mash-up inspired by the Nickelodeon show "iCarly," simply prepare the spaghetti with either plain tomato sauce or bolognese as you normally would, fill your taco shells, and top with a heavy sprinkling of parmesan cheese.
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Though Arrington nominally ran against Sanford by calling him a "Washington insider" who is responsible for "obstructionism" — coupled with a sprinkling of references to his "Appalachian Trail" scandal — is was Stanford's criticism of President Trump that ultimately did him in.
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The estate of Anthony Barré -- aka Messy Mya -- just filed suit against Bey for allegedly using a small, but memorable, piece from his 2010 video "A 27 Piece Huh?" and sprinkling it into her hit song ... which has been certified gold.
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John J. Miller, the deputy police commissioner for intelligence and counterterrorism, said at a news conference on Saturday night that the police had identified a man who had spoken about sprinkling ashes there, and that they were trying to contact him.
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A little more than a year after the infamous Instagram video of him slicing a bone-in steak and dramatically sprinkling it with salt skyrocketed him to social media stardom, he's been busy cashing in on the brand he's built.
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The pair was the show's comic relief, sprinkling witty banter and double entendres throughout each episode, and their lack of baking expertise let them act as stand-ins for home viewers who may not know a dampfnudel from a dacquoise.
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A walk down Roosevelt Avenue with the Tutu Hoop — a classic cone made less classic with the addition of a pink cotton candy tutu, a sprinkling of popping candy and a drizzle of fruity red syrup — will earn some warranted stares.
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For other fiber-boosting strategies, try sprinkling fiber-rich chia seeds or Fiber One on top of your favorite cereal or yogurt; opt for Wasa crackers or whole wheat bread instead of white bread; and bake with white whole wheat flour.
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Prosecutors are also seeking to introduce a chapter of a book Mr. Cosby wrote from that same year in which he told a childhood story about he and some other boys sprinkling Spanish fly on cookies to give to girls.
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Alberto Rodríguez Collía's "Jus ad Bellum" room installation (2015–17) was also good, mixing the virtual with the actual by sculpting flat, silver gun images that had been plucked from a first-person-shooter video game, sprinkling them around the room.
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It combines ordinarily Left-wing working-class Britons who feel oppressed by globalization, middle-class Right-wing patriots, and a sprinkling of mega-wealthy businessmen -- all united by a profound belief that whatever they might be, they are definitely not the establishment.
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You can enjoy the benefits of CBD in any of your favorite foods or drinks simply by sprinkling them with a few drops of this premium oil, which features a balanced formula of 99.9% pure CBD Isolate and pure hemp seed oil.
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After those five minutes were up, I let the pressure out, shredded the thigh meat and put it back in the pot, sprinkling Cotija cheese and cilantro over my bowl, then adding a dollop of sour cream and a squeeze of lime.
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The real forms that are Held's specific contribution are precisely the leftovers and misalignments from those convergences — the strange, pointed, five-sided shape in the middle, or the odd, six-sided one on the lower left, as well as the sprinkling of triangles.
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In a world where testing poorly gets you killed, not just relegated to a safety school, there's a strangely stereotypical sprinkling of class clowns and slackers — without any of the absurdism that might make that seem like satire instead of poor writing.
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Art Matters 14 Photos View Slide Show ' Whether it's a raw egg yolk gripped by levitating chopsticks or sugar magically sprinkling over a juicy grapefruit, the images in the new book "Nearly Eternal" are a surreal — and slightly sinister — take on food.
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A squeeze of citrus, a dollop of yogurt or a drizzle of cream, a dusting of cheese or a good chile powder, a sprinkling of some herbs or croutons — all can take a perfectly fine soup into the realm of the delectable.
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One part Pitch Perfect reunion, one part I Feel Pretty spin-off with just a sprinkling of Groundhog Day, this lovey-dovey sendup spotlights the cynical Natalie, played by Wilson, as she comes to terms with her newfound existence in... a romantic comedy.
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When the band released their fourth album Fakebook in 1990, they added a folk-rock gloss over their scrappy brand of indie rock, sprinkling in acoustic-led originals like "Did I Tell You" alongside covers by The Kinks, Cat Stevens, NRBQ, and more.
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The Spaniard, who sewed up his fifth MotoGP title with three races to spare in Japan last weekend, swept to his fifth successive pole in Australia with a lap of one minute, 29.199 seconds before a sprinkling of rain disrupted final qualifying.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - More designers at New York Fashion Week broke out of the industry's long-established mode of showing clothes meant to be worn in six months' time by sprinkling wear-now fall looks among catwalk presentations largely focused on next spring.
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In Equateur Province, the Red Cross has launched a team to help conduct burials for those dying of the Ebola virus that are safe but still include some local rituals and customs, such as prayer and sprinkling the body with blessed water.
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From the first of May to the final days of August, news anchors struggled to keep their heads above water as the world flooded with problems: international absurdity and domestic tragedy, a nauseating presidential election and a ceaseless sprinkling of celebrity deaths.
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So it is intensely frustrating that Mr. Davidman and his director, Michael John Garcés, get in their own way throughout this puzzlingly paced production, whose 17 characters — Israelis, Palestinians, a sprinkling of American Jews — need far more room to breathe than they're allowed.
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Add trade tensions into the mix, a sprinkling of uncertainty about regulations, a splash of a possible government shutdown and the growing prospect that Donald Trump will be impeached, and you start to appreciate why the market is finally going off the rails.
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But there was always a sprinkling: "Surfin' Dead" and "I Ain't Nuthin' but a Gorehound" on Smell Of Female; the excellent "The Creature From The Black Leather Lagoon" (whose out-of-control video was banned on MTV) on 1990's Stay Sick!
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In nontheme news, I liked the sprinkling of Xs throughout the grid, and while the center felt a bit cramped with all those three-letter words, I enjoyed the long Downs that gave us: DESK SETS, IDIOT BOX, REST STOP and TAKE HOME.
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Dip nails are created by brushing the nail with glue, sprinkling on the same powder used in liquid and powder systems, and then adding an activator, sparking a chain reaction between the acrylic and the glue to create a hard, smooth surface.
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A sprinkling of lesser-known figures are included, as well, such as Bruce Ohr, who was a top Justice Department official before being sidelined, and his wife, Nellie Ohr, who monitored Russian news media for Fusion GPS, the firm that paid Mr. Steele.
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At the same time, the surface water would make it easier for the hot, twisting rocks beneath to crack the surface lid apart, rather as a sprinkling of water from the faucet eases the task of popping ice cubes from a tray.
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Damir works the front room, carving up raw branzino and de-shelling scallops at a tableside cart and then sprinkling the just-pulled-from-the-sea morsels with local olive oil, squirts of lemon and dashes of salt and pepper before serving.
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Friday's semi-staged performance (of select instrumental numbers from the Turkish, Persian and Peruvian parts, as well as the complete "Sauvages") showed how threadbare the music can feel in the absence of stagecraft and with only a sprinkling of basic dance steps.
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In Myanmar, as in Sri Lanka — where Muslims have been accused of manufacturing underwear that makes Buddhist women infertile or of sprinkling birth control pills into curry consumed by Buddhists — Buddhist figures have often expressed their hatred of Muslims in sexual terms.
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It combines whisky infused with shiso (a plant in the mint family), a shiso sugar and a shiitake and nori (dried seaweed) bitter and is then finished with a sprinkling of edible gold leaf before it is smoked with cherry blossom chips.
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Try sprinkling these tips into your life and be amazed at how much positive change they create in 2018: In the well-known "marshmallow study, " children were offered the choice of either a marshmallow treat immediately or a larger reward down the line.
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You came armed with the facts and the audience was listening to you and a few times when a sprinkling in the audience actually wanted to clap, they stopped because they realized that that was probably not what the whole group wanted to do.
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Whether it was Razer, SteelSeries, Corsair, or any other PC-gamer-serving peripherals company — I've tried every brand and variety — all you could expect in the past was mediocre sound, questionable fit, and a generous sprinkling of LED lights to serve as a distraction.
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I'm being sincere when I say the roller coaster of emotions brought to life by listening to this video has educated me further on the subtle sprinkling of foley into a mix and how it can affect something traditional more visual like a tech review.
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On Monday's two-hour premiere, the castmates didn't have a duck phone, smush room or GTL routine, but Aimee, Candace, Codi, Gus, Jeremiah, Kirk, Kortni and Nilsa proved they can get just as crazy as their Jersey Shore predecessors — with a sprinkling of Southern charm.
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Turkish celebrity chef Nusret Gokce, who owns a chain of restaurants and is known as Salt Bae for his theatrical style of sprinkling salt on his steaks, posted videos and photos on his Instagram and Twitter pages showing Maduro and his wife, Cilia, dining.
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Though not as formal as, say, the Oscars or the Golden Globes, we can always count on the BET Awards to serve up some serious style from Beyoncé, Gabrielle Union, Rihanna, and more, sprinkling some #BlackGirlMagic all over the show (and into our lives).
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And though there was some black (most notably in a tailored jacket over flowing trousers with a tuxedo swish), the palette was equal parts red, white and navy with some celadon on top, as well as a sprinkling of stripes and a scattering of pansies.
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Books of The Times Ben Macintyre's suspenseful new book, "Rogue Heroes," about the founding of Britain's S.A.S. during World War II, reads like a mashup of "The Dirty Dozen" and "The Great Escape," with a sprinkling of "Ocean's 11" thrown in for good measure.
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The reaction to Betsy DeVos' confirmation as education secretary on Tuesday was fast and mostly furious, with celebrities and Democratic politicians unleashing outrage on social media, and a sprinkling of supporters — including President Donald Trump and Jeb Bush — congratulating DeVos on her narrow win.
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There's her sweet lime salt, an intriguing combination of sugar, salt and grated lime zest for sprinkling on cucumbers, radishes and the like; a luscious avocado-mint cream; and a tangy cilantro cumin dip that also would make a good sauce for the gefilte fish.
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Finally, on sea level, as you turn in both directions, as far as you can see, there is nothing but a vast empty reach of beach and the occasional fisherman with a pole planted in the sand, or a sprinkling of families with beach umbrellas.
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Finally, on sea level, as you turn in both directions, as far as you can see, there is nothing but a vast empty reach of beach and the occasional fisherman with a pole planted in the sand, or a sprinkling of families with beach umbrellas.
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The picture mimics a moment from a video the White House released Sunday evening of the first lady touring the decorations, opening Day 1 of the Advent calendar, marveling at the lights and the firs, sprinkling a few snowflakes on the branches of a tree.
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Herring continually bucked and tried to get up off the canvas, but Ishii's high-level judo control proved too much as he comfortably kept his American opponent on the ground—sprinkling in some ground and pound in between half-hearted submission attempts and plenty of positional transitions.
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Maybe it's their universal nature (we all have, or have had, those pesky black dots sprinkling our nose), or the fact that it's strangely satisfying to watch a string of pus pop out of such a pinhead-sized pore, but there's something people love about blackheads.
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Way back when, when you made a promise or a deal with someone, you would commemorate that deal by sprinkling some salt from your pouch into that of the person you made an agreement with to solidify the deal and afterward your deal could not be broken.
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Many tech entrepreneurs want their products to elicit the same emotions as the sprinkling of fairy dust that arcs over the castle at the beginning of a Disney movie—the audience should feel like they're about to experience something special and more than a little magical.
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This commission has the potential to be successful, but in addition to including recognized policy experts, it should be populated with a sprinkling of nationally recognized cybersecurity leaders, because there is a difference between what sounds good on paper and what actually works in the trenches.
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With eight slender slices, the pie was smaller in circumference than I'd imagined it would be for half a grand — but it was stacked in the toppings department: Patron-infused créme fraîche, avocado, fresh mango, poached lobster, Osetra caviar, black truffles, AND a sprinkling of platinum flakes.
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They carve out long periods of time off around President's Day, Easter, the Fourth of July, and Memorial Day, sprinkling in three- and four-day weekends, and often set an ideal adjournment date in early October; this is their constitutional prerogative and by now a custom.
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De Souza showed off her favorite cleaning hacks — like using a lint roller to clean your lamps, creating a non-slip surface on your hangers with hot glue so your clothes don't fall off, and sprinkling cinnamon on your carpet as a chemical-free, organic cleaner.
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Women have been told for generations that sprinkling baby powder in their underwear could help control vaginal odor (not that it needs to be controlled), which may be why people such as Slemp, Fox, and Ristesund had been putting Johnson & Johnson's powder on their genitals for decades.
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Joy on that order had been in short supply for the previous hour and a half, despite a sprinkling of moments built into the show when Mr. Bieber the developmentally arrested child could have a little fun in the midst of all the pro forma pageantry.
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Ms. Thurman moved most of her belongings to River House more than a year ago, though she did leave a sprinkling of furnishings and artwork behind, among them an unfinished metal dining table with midcentury chairs, her son's bunk bed and photographs of herself and her children.
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While guys like Justin Scoggins and Stephen Thompson have found success by sprinkling a couple into each performance, Ryan Hall has been able to really open up with it because a missed or caught hook kick almost plays perfectly into a dive for his opponent's legs.
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Trump has the same media diet: heavy on Lou Dobbs, Sean Hannity and "Fox & Friends" (with a sprinkling of hate-watch channel-surfing to CNN and MSNBC), and the same core diet of print newspapers, led by his hometown New York Times and New York Post.
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On the eight-day flurry of a trip in late September, the duchess appeared in a mix of high- and low-cost British brands, diplomatically sprinkling in a few Canadian choices, plus looks from Carolina Herrera (Venezuelan-American), See by Chloé (French) and Dolce & Gabbana (Italian).
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Kith is both a store and a label (it has 178 employees): A sprinkling from recent collections includes cropped, monochromatic hoodies; plaid work shirts; streamlined track pants; hand-distressed denim; shearling parkas; soccer sneakers made with Adidas; and faux-fur-covered hiking boots produced with Fracap.
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Servings: 2Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 20 minutes ½ teaspoon grains of paradise 450 grams (23 pound) cod fillet, cut into 2 pieces sea salt, to season 1 tablespoon groundnut oil extra virgin olive oil, for sprinkling 1 lemon, cut into wedges, to serve chopped parsley, to garnish 1.
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Watching the opening scenes of "Saint Frances," it's tempting to steel yourself for what looks like it's going to be yet another parable about the Youth of Today: A vaguely tolerable millennial protagonist dealing with a dash of ennui here and a sprinkling of existential angst there.
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In this Franco-American couple's not-so-bite-sized history, the complex political, historical, religious and social factors that shaped some of the country's most iconic dishes and culinary products are explored in a way that will make you rethink every sprinkling of fleur de sel.
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The menu carried all of the country's greatest hits, starting with a platter with gallo pinto along with fried chorizo, chicharrón (a dense pleasantly salty sausage), tortillas, salchichon (a smoked sausage), refried beans, fried yuca, fried bananas, salad, and delicious chicken with a sprinkling of Lizano sauce.
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Finally, I finished off the dish with a light sprinkling of salt and pepper (according to Ramsay, it's essential to wait until the end for this, unless you want gray eggs!) and a teaspoon of sour cream (unfortunately there was no crème fraîche to be found in my fridge).
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And if you have any of that furikake I've been on about in the past — a Japanese rice seasoning comprising chopped dried fish, sesame seeds, seaweed and a dash of MSG — sprinkling it over the top serves as a flavor multiplier while also adding a nice textural element.
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But, as you saw in Tuesday night's follow-up episode, "The Car," the tears are far from ebbing, as the Pearsons had to make it through a funeral, a visit to his tree, a sprinkling of his ashes, and, well, the rest of their lives minus the passionate patriarch.
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Penis and Venus) in your choice of vanilla or chocolate (with a sprinkling of coconut for emphasis), Hot Cookies also serves Rice Krispies Treats, brownies on a stick, and all types of cookies with a spin, like the Sticky Nikki (chocolate chip with pretzels, caramel, and sea salt).
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Enjoy: Big Joanie describe themselves as being "like The Ronettes filtered through 23s DIY and riot grrrl with a sprinkling of dashikis" and I'm not sure I can really explain this accomplished, joyful, discordant debut album with anything better than those words, so I'll just leave this one here.
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When I stopped by the office in February, coaches had been hired, the schedule set, but Schoninger wasn't sure how many players — drawn mostly from the U.S., with a sprinkling of international stars — would sign contracts, and he hadn't found a national sponsor or settled on a broadcast deal.
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Armed with a few years of Western Civ and a Machiavelli crush acquired through his undergraduate and Master's studies, he undertook the role of highbrow window-dresser, sprinkling pinches of erudition like the world's most perfunctory fire retardant over the dumpster blaze of the early Trump White House.
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The performances, the intriguing storyline, the fact that it holds the record for most Oscar nominations … all contributed to a fascination with this movie, so I have no excuse for not eventually realizing that the sprinkling of EVEs all about the grid was trying to tell me something.
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He's credited with being a founding father of glam rock by many music writers, but it's not necessarily true: Though he did obviously help popularize the flamboyant performance in the early 70s, Marc Bolan of T. Rex was actually sprinkling glitter on his face before Bowie started wearing it.
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Also the addition of sparkles and surprises: Dakota Johnson's burst of diamanté on her tulle bustle; Mary J. Blige's gauntlet/sleeve of rhinestones on one arm; the sprinkling of shine across the tops of Michelle Williams and her date, Tarana Burke, founder of the #MeToo movement, refracting the light.
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He has spent the last several months conspicuously attaching himself to Mr. Trump as well, recently introducing legislation that would require the president's portrait be displayed at every post office in America, and sprinkling even casual conversation with mentions of his ride last year on Air Force One.
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Just to clarify so no one goes sprinkling charcoal in their latte: Activated charcoal is charcoal that has undergone a process in which gases like oxygen are added at high temperatures, resulting in pores that provide a high surface area that allows it to bind to other substances.
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We have a sprinkling of old office buildings and hotels through our downtown core — which is, for purposes of comparison, about the size of Manhattan from Houston Street south to Battery Park — but the fact is we have a few buildings from every architectural era the city has seen.
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" The plurality, Alito went on to write, "tries to suggest a reason by sprinkling its opinion with quotations from venerable sources, but all are far afield" and their opinion "makes no real effort to show that the Sixth Amendment was originally understood to require [a jury trial for supervised release].
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I have an extended network of female friends (and, naturally, a healthy sprinkling of gay men) from college and high school across the country who I frequently rely on for brunch, mid-day gchat check-ins, and hours and hours of phone conversations about everything from careers to the Kardashians.
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You ask a great and important question, and I'd refer you and everyone to the research of Alan Krueger and Stacy Dale, which questioned (and largely debunked) the notion that elite schools were sprinkling some magic fairy dust on their students and creating big careers that wouldn't have happened otherwise.
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Though you would have thought the game had become obvious after the four songs by Berg and the 16 by Schumann, a sprinkling of listeners started to applaud after "Dichterliebe," only to be squelched by an arresting gesture from Mr. Goerne and an immediate leap into the Wolf by Mr. Trifonov.
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The idea is if you want to know what's going on with Facebook, Twitter and Russia, and you also want a sprinkling of news about other social apps like Snapchat and HQ, go ahead and follow it, I'll give you all the day's news and a little bit of analysis.
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The first time I ate it, I marvelled at the mountainous cragginess of the exceptionally thick, crispy crust, and at the carnal pleasure of the fat it had absorbed in the fryer, cut with a sprinkling of zingy Cajun herbs and spices, twinkling red like the glitter on a burlesque dancer's corset.
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The hotel does no advertising outside Mr. Johnson's website, yet it has become an impromptu gathering place, particularly during the peak season, of filmmakers, fashion designers, journalists, Silicon Valley tech executives and New York bankers, their spouses, and children, as well as a sprinkling of European families who somehow heard about the place.
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We ordered a kale dip with lime, cumin and cashew cream, served with toasted whole-wheat lavash ($7), a chickpea salad ($5) and "sweet potato nachos" ($7); the thinly sliced rounds topped with corn, mango, black beans and a sprinkling of salsa, cilantro and lime looked too pretty to devour — until we did.
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The walls of his Madison Avenue flagship were lined with 100,000 white orchids, 300 air plants and desert agave (all of which will remain in situ at least for the immediate future, so shoppers can see them, too), and a sprinkling of automated butterflies with wings that opened and closed in syncopation.
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A number of startups are selling data-driven tech tools designed to comply with U.S. equality laws into the European Union, where their specific flavor of anti-discrimination compliance may be as legally meaningless as the marketing glitter they're sprinkling — with eye-catching (but unquantifiable) claims of "fairness metrics" and "bias beating" AIs.
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This performance of "War Paint" attracted many of the principals involved in its staging, among them the director Michael Greif and the book writer Doug Wright, as well as a sprinkling of theatrical colleagues who had worked with Ms. Ebersole and Ms. LuPone in the past, giving the matinee a party atmosphere.
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There were a few women of color in attendance, and a sprinkling of men, but white women were the overwhelming majority: white women in knee-high boots and flannel shirts; white women in matching camo "feminist as fuck" T-shirts; white women who'd come with their friends; and other white women who'd come alone.
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He's even sprinkling in a synopsis of his patented "stick and move" Trump strategy that led Democratic National Committee chair Tom Perez to declare that Gillum was "a rock star yesterday, he's a rock star today, and he will be a rock star in the future" when introducing him to the party's top donors.
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"I want to use the herbs and vegetables to flavor some basmati rice," Bissonette explained as he pulled out a large pot, placed it over medium-high heat, and began sautéing the onions, lemongrass, and mushrooms in butter, sprinkling it all with baharat, an aromatic Middle Eastern spice mixture, to give it some oomph.
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Beyond that group, Yiddish is increasingly confined to the dwindling ranks of Holocaust survivors and a smattering of their children, to teachers and students of Yiddish in more than two dozen college programs nationwide, and to the eclectic sprinkling of Yiddishists, ardent advocates who have chosen to make preserving the language a lifelong mission.
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" In spare prose, Smuts topped his talents as a lawyer with a sprinkling of inspirational idealism, translating President Woodrow Wilson's aspirational Fourteen Points into a workable instrument for a peace "founded in human ideals, in principles of freedom and equality, and in institutions which will for the future guarantee those principles against wanton assault.
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Servings: 22Total: 22 hour 211 minutes Ingredients53 cup brown sugar½ cup granulated sugar¾ cup unsalted butter, melted25 egg25 egg yolk23 tablespoons brandy or bourbon (optional: if not using, substitute 1 tablespoon vanilla)2 cups all-purpose flour¾ teaspoon baking soda½ teaspoon salt1/2 teaspoon cinnamon1/4 teaspoon nutmeg53 cups white chocolate chipsraw sugar, for sprinkling (optional) Directions 1.
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St.-Pierroise is only the second overseas team in history to reach the tournament's last 32; its presence there — it will play Épinal, a weaker opponent than Niort, next weekend — gives this year's edition of the French Cup a little sprinkling of magic, one that is missing from pretty much every other domestic cup competition in Europe.
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Seated under Japanese cherry trees near the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, squinting slightly against the bright sunshine, a quintet of wind soloists was playing a breezy minuet by Haydn while periodic gusts of wind shook loose hundreds of petals, sprinkling the players and their audience of tourists and stroller-pushing parents in a gentle swirl of pink.
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Photograph by An Rong Xu for The New Yorker These make excellent centerpieces for a banquet beginning, perhaps, with a steaming bowl of West Lake soup, its surface wispy with egg white, bits of ground beef and bright scallion bobbing beneath, comfortingly gelatinous and mild but for an optional sprinkling of riotously pink red-rice vinegar.
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RECIPE: Homemade Fried Fish Fillet Sandwich What raises this pseudo-Filet-O-Fish above the one available at McDonald's—you know, the sandwich President Trump calls the "Fish Delight"—is the use of sustainable fish, the sprinkling of fleur de sel, and a perfectly balanced tartar sauce, which combines homemade mayo and herbs, cornichons, capers, and pickled jalapeños.
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To get you started, he's shared five of his favorite ingredients to help you get the most out of any cut of meat: Cosentino recommends sprinkling smoked salt on a variety of dishes, whether it's his tartare, which uses the smoky flavor to impart the raw meet with the feel of being cooked, or something as simple as a salad.
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") Reading Molly Young's review of Jessica Weisberg's "Asking for a Friend: Three Centuries of Advice on Life, Love, Money and Other Burning Questions From a Nation Obsessed" (June 3), I was particularly disappointed by this assessment of advice columns: "They promise utility while providing, at their best, a creamy scoop of entertainment with a scant sprinkling of moral education on top.
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She gets her point across by sprinkling her comics with more than a light touch of horror: "My clothes are perfect, I will be ok," says the protagonist of one of her comics while scratching her bald, scabby scalp that she hides under a doll-like wig; she had just coughed up a massive amount of blood, but she still looked perfect.
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Judging by the people in the lobby on a May evening, that bunch is a large group: lots of 20-somethings, as one might expect, but almost as many 30-somethings, with a generous sprinkling of young families, retirees with backpacks and ambitious schedules and, in a less frenetic section of the lobby, a few people who looked like business travelers tethered to their computers and cellphones.
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The internet finds imbecilic activities to do, then challenges other people to do it with them, then watches videos of other people doing the challenge and chortles at clip after clip of so-and-so shoving a spoonful of cinnamon down their throat, or stuffing seven saltines into their gullet without any water, or sprinkling salt on their wrist and rubbing ice on it.
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Former friends and fellow high school football teammates say on camera that Hernandez had gay sexual relationships as a teen, and all of this information is presented with a hefty sprinkling of casual homophobic slurs — like when a former teammate describes Hernandez's late father as the kind of dad who'd "slap the f****t right out of you" — and quotes from Hernandez's recorded conversations in jail.
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There's barely any crust to speak of (and come to think of it, I've never seen an end piece in the wild—are they thrown out upon production or is every single slice carved off the same miles-long loaf of never-ending Starbucks pumpkin bread?) but a sprinkling of pepitas provides just enough of a textural contrast to keep the experience from devolving into something entirely too pudding-like.
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As I chewed a Meatball Parm Sandwich ($11, excellent bread), sipped a She's So Modern cocktail ($12, made with Jim Beam, Amaretto, and Orgeat, and probably named after a song by the Boomtown Rats), and avoided a disconcertingly salty order of Disco Fries ($9, served with a sprinkling of desperate-looking parsley), I tried to parse the level of ironic distance and / or total obliviousness required to fully enjoy the meal.
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Markovics is a student of German history and like others in his movement, he is earnestly inspired by the thinkers of the New Right, which took root in France in 1970s and 1980s — and which keeps the core social values of the far right, while adding a sprinkling of traditionally leftist platforms, like market skepticism, and a language inspired by conservative German philosophers of the World War I-era.
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But in a bit of a twist this time around, Pear also featured a sprinkling of young companies that are now ready for Series A funding, including a solar design and sales platform for residential and commercial photovoltaic systems, and a company that thinks its checkout-free shopping technology could help all kinds of Amazon rivals compete with the giant's growing number of surveillance-powered, no-checkout convenience stores.
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He calls for a wet brine in the recipe, but as he points out in his "City Kitchen" column this week, you can substitute a quick dry brine if you don't have time for a soak, sprinkling a mixture of crushed fennel seeds, black pepper and a couple of tablespoons of salt all over the meat and allowing the chops to sit for an hour or so before cooking.
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