Koslow suggests stirring in a little cardamom ghee before serving.
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Microwave in 30 second intervals, stirring in between, until melted.
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We feel another bromance stirring in the lush Irish air.
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And yet the story is stirring, in sneaky, unexpected ways.
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Stirring -- in vain, still -- I decided it must need more flour.
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I could already hear the animals stirring in their morning slumbers.
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There was a stirring in her, of a life beyond Ted.
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Backslop the infusion by stirring in the 200 grams unpasteurized kombucha. 4.
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The filaments, stirring in the irregular light, are their own little suns.
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No wind, So that stirring in the cottonwood Must be a warbler.
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Yield: 2 servings Koslow suggests stirring in a little cardamom ghee before serving.
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Stirring in some minced chives at the very end is a pro move.
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But they are early signs that greater political consciousness is stirring in the industry.
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Glasnost may be stirring in Russia, but an Iron Curtain is descending in their home.
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Reheat it on low, stirring in a little cream until the mixture is melted and smooth.
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The revived measure, stirring in its grave, was known informally on Capitol Hill as Zombie Trumpcare.
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But, as everyone should know by now, there's always something stirring in the galaxy far, far away.
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In a medium bowl, microwave the caramel candies in 15 second intervals, stirring in between, until melted.
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Arthur: Well, I'm as glad as you are to see signs of life stirring in our economy.
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But forces are already stirring in the land to make sure this vote goes the wrong way.
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Like thunderstorms can cause a deep stirring in one's loins, for me, heat is a catalyst for horniness.
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But he said there was no broad stirring in the corporate community to mount a Stop Moore campaign.
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For either one, try making half into a compote and, after it cools, stirring in the other half.
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Gage said he didn't take any direct inspiration from Chesh, though it may have been stirring in his subconscious.
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Allow it to separate completely, stirring in the beginning and then it let rest without stirring, about 8 minutes.
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"He understood that there was something stirring in the psyche and the mind of Republicans and conservatives," Johnson says.
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BANK OF ENGLAND'S HALDANE SAYS SURVEYS SUGGEST THERE COULD BE 'STIRRING IN THE UNDERGROWTH' REGARDING UK COMPANIES' INVESTMENT PLANS
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She Shoots Film aims to "thoughtfully push boundaries" while "stirring in interviews and words that get people curious," Smith says.
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Bittman suggests stirring in mustard or seasonings like cayenne pepper before spreading on bread slices to make a grilled cheese sandwich.
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In this moment, I feel the same primal fear of dying stirring in the rest of China, and it paralyzes us.
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Something is stirring in Monaco; Europe's aristocrats will be sure to devour it long before it can come to a boil.
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Allow the fruit to begin to slowly break down by about half, before stirring in the sugar and lemon juice. 4.
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She builds her themes around political correctness on steroids, spiced up with limitless arrogance while stirring in a touch of ideological claptrap.
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It's a call to action that, however stirring in its own right, requires the fight to continue on other fronts as well.
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" Brown said that the massive protests on Saturday were indicative of "a vast and inspiring fervor that is stirring in the land.
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I had zero premonition, but I remember a stirring in my soul as if, in the silence, something had been said and acknowledged.
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But stirring in a liquid sugar (often in addition to regular cane sugar) improves the texture and helps keep ice crystals at bay.
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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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But with the surprise factor stirring in all these genres, it makes it unlikely any player will maintain any permanent edge on their rival.
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That's a pretty small pan, so the veggies steamed more than sauteed, and stirring in the stuffing made for a very tight, messy fit.
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It's possible that Woods's professional comeback also satisfies the curiosity stirring in some of us to know how a tolerable redemption looks right now.
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Far to the north of Banfield, on the other side of the Equator, trouble was stirring in a poor, neglected, rural part of Latin America.
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The Rays had just one hit through five innings against Gibson before they began stirring in the sixth, with Willy Adames belting a leadoff homer.
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And the Westminster Symphonic Choir was stirring in the choral passages, with stabbing staccatos in the Dies Irae and glorious radiance in the Rex Tremendae.
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A movement is stirring in Guatemala, and by taking her influence across the region Lane is inspiring a new generation of rappers, breakdancers and beatboxers.
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As I lost myself in the details of cancer stages, chemotherapy regimens, and blood cell counts, an argument was simultaneously stirring in the patient waiting room.
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The widowed scenes, the jumping around, and the slow stirring-in of contextual information created a narrative flow that was mostly dreamy, but an impersonal, fragmented dream.
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The process involves mixing egg yolks with mustard and ketchup, then stirring in sunflower oil at just the right pace before carefully adding Worcestershire sauce and cognac.
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It's also stirring, in terms of the remarkable people who assembled at Camp Jenet and took those lessons and that sense of determination out into the world.
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DEEP BREATH In the minutes before the first curtain rises, I can hear the sound of 6,000 people stirring in their seats, and my adrenaline starts pumping.
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His family bought its first record player when he was 12, and it came with a free recording of Handel's "Messiah," stirring in him dreams of conducting.
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Clinton emerged from the State Department in 2013 and, like many former cabinet officials, cashed in on the paid speaking circuit, something was stirring in the American electorate.
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From there, she mashes the fried bread with stock, before stirring in some ramp leaves and the cod, and finally topping the whole thing with an egg yolk.
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I remembered how struck I was as a student by the sense that something was stirring in the writer that he himself could not work out on the page.
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Culinary professionals from Tom Colicchio to Alton Brown note that stirring in only one direction keep meat fibers running in the same direction, in the case of hamburger or meatballs.
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The memories serve several functions; one is to dampen the longing for freedom that is stirring in my soul because I didn't cherish my freedom when I actually had it.
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Trump's bet is that a fired-up base will counter the liberal enthusiasm stirring in the Democratic presidential primary and offer him a narrow but genuine path to a second term.
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"I was happy doing that and was hoping to continue, when this Grendel started stirring in the forest," Mr. Sullivan said on Friday by telephone from his home in Provincetown, Mass.
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And it's fascinating to think of how one of the most immensely powerful forces shaping life on Earth — and helping us navigate it — is stirring in the depths beneath our feet.
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"With the economy possibly easing and inflation not stirring in a meaningful way, the case for additional tightening in monetary policy seems weak," noted Michael Moran, chief economist at Daiwa Capital Markets.
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But stirring in a few tablespoons of your favorite hot sauce while you're finishing up with the rehydrating-the-cheese-powder step of the cooking process will spice things up just enough.
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No one else is stirring in the Atlantic Coast town as the men converge on a tidy house on Libertina Amathila Avenue, the only one in the neighborhood with its lights ablaze.
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Alissa: Whatever else we might say about Darkest Hour, it's impossible to forget some of its images and moments, which are cinematically stirring in a way that Joe Wright does incredibly well.
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The song is theatrical and stirring in the way that most Florence and the Machine songs tend to be, with lush strings and and open-chord piano backing up Welch's big, dextrous voice.
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Watching a great Vampire Weekend or Bon Iver concert can mask the fact that what is stirring in Iowa with the Sanders campaign could be the takeover of the Democratic Party by this faction.
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He was well-liked by the officers, but the Quit India movement was already stirring in him; and when one of the Britishers made some comment about Indians needing their colonial rulers, he slapped him.
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From then on, he seemed to go into a trance for hours on end, barely stirring in his crisp white robes, his turban wrapped across much of his face, the way desert nomads hide from sandstorms.
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"I don't believe that Uncle Jim ever experienced what one might call a stirring in the undergrowth for anyone — man, woman, adult or child," Nicholas, the youngest of the Llewelyn Davies children, remarked as an adult.
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It tastes great as is, or you can add additional flavor by stirring in 1/4 cup of crisp bacon or finely chopped scallions, a tablespoon of sweet pickles or, perhaps, another tablespoon of fresh dill.
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Anything you write about Philip Wu is likely to sound as cliched and corny as a reprise of John Kennedy's adjuration (so stirring in 1961) to "ask not what your country can do for you" etc.
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The value Shoukair has managed to imbue in her elements — light, graceful movement, silence, stillness, and even natural detritus that sifts in through the windows and gathers on the scrim — is profound and stirring in its simplicity.
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Now that Mr. Trump is the Republican nominee, however, the emotions he is stirring in his supporters, and the ways they are choosing to express themselves in response, are an important part of the story of his campaign.
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Though the forest understory is already beginning to green up, weeks too soon, the towhees scratching for insects stirring in what's left of last fall's leaves were not in any way sorry about the early arrival of spring.
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Next, follow tailor Victoria Adrien's lead by bringing a pot of water to a simmer on your stove and stirring in two boxes of black powder dye (any craft-store brand will do) plus one cup of table salt.
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The spread of the coronavirus, along with the tumult it is stirring in financial markets, has begun to drag on consumer confidence, according to a nationwide poll conducted by the online research firm SurveyMonkey for The New York Times.
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An already bitter feud is stirring in the Republican-led Senate ahead of a trial early next year expected to fall well short of the two-thirds majority needed for Congress to oust a president for the first time.
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Many are tweeting about their own love of Nescafé Azera, which claims to be a "barista-style coffee" that could get you laid by a hot Italian (or at least a moped ride)—all by simply stirring in some hot water!
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The only way to contend in 2018 is by taking on $350 million, offsetting it minimally with a guy who has a no-trade clause, stirring in a bunch of trash, and getting a prospect from Miami for some reason???
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It's data like that, as well as the evidence of activism stirring in the states, that makes advocates of restrictions confident that Trump's visit to the NRA could fire up Democratic voters as much as it motivates Trump's Republican base.
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Her father, Giuseppe, a loud, choleric Triestine, always took a cold shower in the morning: Under the water's lash, he'd let out a long roar, then he'd get dressed and, after stirring in many spoonfuls of sugar, he'd gobble down great cupfuls of that cold mezzorado [yogurt].
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Discontent has been stirring in the company since the announcement that Hachette imprint Grand Central Publishing would publish the book, "Apropos of Nothing," with the walkout coming after Ronan Farrow, whose book "Catch and Kill" was published by a Hachette imprint, publicly blasted the company, the Daily Beast reported.
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As the fastidious Southerner standing before her carefully laid out his vision of social justice, my mother listened rapt, feeling as if he were speaking not just to her but from her, putting into words the inchoate jumble of thoughts that had been stirring in her mind for years.
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The YouTubers Union Is Not Messing Around An organized labor movement for YouTubers is stirring in Europe, reports Edward Ongweso Jr.: The YouTubers Union, a community-based movement fighting for the rights of content creators and users, has joined forces with IG Metall, Germany's largest union and Europe's largest trade union.
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But I personally know that on a regular day, that line in Kevin Abstract's "Runner" where he sings, "And boy I'll be back when you're lonely, if you want me to / My parents don't know what's gotten into me since I met you" is enough to cause a light stirring in my chest.
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It's amazing how much anxiety Mr. Trump's imminent inauguration is stirring in the free-speech business — but perhaps not surprising given his open hostility toward the press, his willingness to use his platform against any who cross him and his seemingly proud dismissal of the government and political norms that precede him.
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And in early 2015, when her advisers told her that people no longer wanted to be called middle class — a data point that seemed a fundamental shift in the American psyche and as clear a sign as any that there was something stirring in this election — Hillary Clinton saw only a linguistic challenge.
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Read: The Cast of 'Gilmore Girls' Made Me Feel Normal After My Leukemia Like Leonardo DiCaprio after a bear mauling, the 90s stubbornly refuse to die—this week's nostalgia avenger, awakening from slumber like Leonardo DiCaprio stirring in his own snowy grave where he was abandoned by fur trappers, is Legends of the Hidden Temple, the unfairly difficult game show that ran from 1993 to 1995 on Nickelodeon, which is now being turned into a live-action TV movie for some reason.
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Stirring in both types is very efficient, which allows batch and semibatch reactors to assume a uniform composition and temperature throughout.
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There is something rather stirring in such prodigious marshaling, but I hear you ask what this has to do with truantry.
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No queazy stirring in the pit of his belly for lack of gravity, no forced squinting because of muscular re-orientation.
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Matching the in vivo unstirred water layer thickness by individual-well stirring in microtitre plates. Pharm. Sci., 22: 365-374. blood–brain barrierDagenais, C. et al. (2009).
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Powers are stirring in Nyumbani, the Africa of a world that is beyond the one we know. And Imaro learns that some of the powers are aligned against him.
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An evil is stirring in the depths of the Columbia River—one that her father's people may know something about. And to have any hope of surviving, Mercy and her mate, the Alpha werewolf Adam, will need their help...
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Trouble is stirring in the world of Noor. After centuries-long exile, the dragons are uneasy and about to return. A strange wind has been blowing, sweeping children up into the sky. Among the missing is Miles's and Hanna's younger brother.
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A typical approach would be to cook the carrots, bay leaves, and salt, then to add the onion and garlic, then to add the cumin, cinnamon, beans, corn, tomatoes and broth, and boil and then simmer the mixture, before stirring in the hot sauce and cilantro.
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The pumpkin is boiled in water until it falls apart into fibres. This pulp is cooked in sugar syrup with slow and frequent stirring. In Mallorca, it is baked instead of being boiled, intensifying the flavour. The jam can be seasoned with cinnamon or citrus zest.
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Colombia before Independence: Economy, Society, and Politics under Bourbon Rule. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002. 284-5. Print. He then circulated these translated pamphlets among his politically like-minded friends. Copies of the pamphlet were distributed to all corners of the continent and created a stirring in the political mentalities of the time.
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He started his political fight by joining with Chaudhary Charan Singh, stirring in his youth, against social inequality and caste exploitation prevailing in the society. He participated in many protests and rallies across the state and also in other parts of country. In one of such protest he was brutally beaten by police too.
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Cid fights Vaan, Balthier and the rest of the party once again, and again loses. Cid dies after the battle, dissolving into energy absorbed by the Sun-Cryst before it is destroyed and fully activates his final airship, the Bahamut.Al-Cid: Bahamut, Lord of the Sky. There was a stirring in the Mist near Ridorana, I am told.
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Woody Allen's 2012 essay "Not a Creature Was Stirring" in the "Shouts and Murmurs" section of The New Yorker mentions Upper Darby. The 1978 William Wharton novel Birdy is set in Upper Darby; the author disguised its identity in the text by calling it "Upper Merion", even though there already existed a municipality of that same name.
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There were trails on both sides of the muddy rivers. The Platte was about wide and deep. The water was silty and bad tasting but it could be used if no other water was available. Letting it sit in a bucket for an hour or so or stirring in a 1/4 cup of cornmeal allowed most of the silt to settle out.
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There were trails on both sides of the muddy rivers. The Platte was about wide and deep. The water was silty and bad tasting but it could be used if no other water was available. Letting it sit in a bucket for an hour or so or stirring in a 1/4 cup of cornmeal allowed most of the silt to settle out.
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Nico, the youngest of the brothers, denied as an adult that Barrie ever behaved inappropriately. "I don't believe that Uncle Jim ever experienced what one might call 'a stirring in the undergrowth' for anyone—man, woman, or child", he stated. "He was an innocent—which is why he could write Peter Pan." His relationships with the surviving Davies boys continued well beyond their childhood and adolescence.
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In Season Five, after previously killing Nan Flanagan, Eric and Bill are arrested by the Vampire Authority. However, Nora, Eric's 'sister' (with whom he also has a sexual history) rescues them. Later, all three are caught by the Authority. While Eric steers clear of the Sanguinista movement stirring in the authority and attempts to escape, Bill accepts the Book of Lilith and betrays him.
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This suggests that if a man covers up just his genital area, he is considered clothed enough for public life. Frequently the expression "fruit of his loins" is used to refer to offspring. Such a "fruit of my loins" reference is also made in the King James Version. In literature or poetry, an expression such as ‘he felt a stirring in his loins at the thought’ implies a sexual excitement.
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In areas of the American South, the production of apple butter is a family event, due to the large amount of labor necessary to produce apple butter in large quantities. Traditionally, apple butter was prepared in large copper kettles outside. Large paddles were used to stir the apples, and family members would take turns stirring. In Appalachia, apple butter was the only type of fruit preserve normally rendered into fruit leather.
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Also at the fair, Marc sees them and wants to join up. However, afraid that the truth will come out, Sieger tries to ignore Marc. He manages to distract and appease Jessica by winning her a stuffed animal; and after, Jessica kisses Sieger, stirring in Marc feelings of confusion and pain. Some days later, Sieger attempts to make up with Marc, and they agree to go swimming that evening.
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Motion of the device causes convection (stirring) in the electrolyte. This brings more I3− to the cathode, which in turn causes an increase in the cell current proportional to the motion. This effect is very sensitive, with extremely small motions causing measurable (and low noise) inertial signals. In practice, the design of the electrodes to create a device with good performance (high linearity, wide dynamic range, low distortion, small settling time) is a complex hydrodynamic problem.
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Virginia Beach: Donning, 2009. both structures were ordered in 1820 to be built nearby. Although this courthouse was not considered particularly safe, the county court had no desire to erect a replacement. The situation changed completely on a calm, quiet night in 1839; the first people stirring in the morning discovered that the courthouse had partially collapsed, leaving a hole on one side large enough to drive a wagon through, and the remains were pulled down with ropes.
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Gospel for Asia's New Zealand office operated out of space provided to them by the church Calvary Chapel Auckland. Once Calvary Chapel became aware of the controversies stirring in the United States, an investigation into GFA's practices was launched. Finding that the work on the field did not at all resemble what GFA had presented to the church and that many for-profit enterprises were run using donated funds, GFA was told to leave the building and the church ceased supporting the ministry.
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Cadmium was not used in Yemen for this purpose at all. A different substance was used when soldering silver wires to a plate, and which were applied to the plate by wire soldering tweezers.A modern technique of making a temporary binder (jeweler's cement) is to take 6 parts of lump rosin to 4 parts of plaster of paris. The rosin is heated slowly until it melts, and plaster is then added slowly, stirring in a small amount at a time.
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The hero soon reached a dark valley, in the midst of high mountains, where the head of the river consisted of a deep and wide abyss, at the bottom of which the monster lived. There the wretched maiden was tied to a boulder, almost lifeless. Seeing the princess, still radiant in her great beauty, Zjerma felt all his blood stirring in his veins. Her big blue eyes saw Zjerma, and immediately she told him to go away to save his life.
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Elder was formed in Fairhaven, Massachusettss in the mid-2000's by Nick DiSalvo (guitars, vocals), Chas Mitchell (bass), and Matt Couto (drums). After releasing a split album with the psychedelic rock band Queen Elephantine in 2006, Elder released their eponymous debut LP in 2009 and Dead Roots Stirring in 2011, both on MeteorCity Records. The band signed with Stickman Records and released their third LP, Lore, in 2015. Mike Risberg joined the band on guitars and keyboards in 2017.
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Also p. 244, note 65, quoting Baetke on Kummer: "Nun ist ja klar, daß diese 'Vergeistigung' germanischer Religion mit wissenschaftlicher Interpretation nichts mehr zu tun hat." - "Now it is quite clear that this 'spiritualisation' of Germanic religion no longer has anything to do with scholarly interpretation". In 1942 in Das Heilige im Germanischen, he opposed Rudolf Otto's influential viewpoint that the source of religion lay in a "stirring in the heart" of awareness of the numinous, arguing that all religious experience has a social and historical context.
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The Void then became sealed in a dimensional cleft between the two worlds. Nearly a thousand years passed without incident, and both worlds prospered due to the powers of their Crystals of Wind, Water, Fire, and Earth. New kingdoms and towns flourished, and travel by ship acted as a critical means of commerce and communication. However, a sinister force was stirring in the second world—ever since the Void incident, malicious demons had been sealed inside a tree in the Great Forest of Moore.
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The Baldwin-Felts agents were challenged by Matewan Police Chief Sid Hatfield and Matewan Mayor Cabel Testerman, who contested the agents' authority in the town. The Baldwin-Felts agents persisted, however, based on permission from a local justice of the peace. Baldwin-Felts agents carried out their evictions under watch of a crowd of miners and their families. Hearing of the trouble stirring in Matawen, miners from surrounding areas armed themselves and made their way to the town in case of a larger conflict.
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The plan was to start paying contributors once the magazine was profitable. Like Pohl, Wollheim knew several budding writers who were willing to donate stories, and managed to acquire some good fiction, including "Thirteen O'Clock" and "The City in the Sofa", by Kornbluth, which Ashley describes as "enjoyable tongue-in-cheek fantasies". In the event only six issues appeared in 1941 before Albing failed financially, though Wollheim was able to find another publisher for one more issue of Stirring in March 1942.Ashley (2000), pp. 161–163.
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He left the bedroom and hid the stolen jewels in a barn not far from the house. The crime was discovered late that morning after the Smith family, who lived downstairs, noticed they had not heard Edwards stirring in her room. They feared she might have been ill and knocked on the door of her room, attempting to rouse her. They found the door locked with a key still inside the lock from the inside, which prevented another key from being placed in the lock from the outside.
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Fire Chief The Fire Chief, also referred to as the Fire Launch, was in his own right, quite a significant character. Although he did not have his own individual name, and only appeared briefly in four episodes (in one of which he had no dialogue), he had a major role in the health, safety and well-being of Bigg City Port and its inhabitants. He is seen as an authoritarian figure and was often around when chaos was stirring in the Port. The Fire Tug is level-headed and down-to- earth.
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RhCl(PPh3)3 reacts with carbon monoxide to give bis(triphenylphosphine)rhodium carbonyl chloride, trans-RhCl(CO)(PPh3)2. The same complex arises from the decarbonylation of aldehydes: :RhCl(PPh3)3 \+ RCHO → RhCl(CO)(PPh3)2 \+ RH + PPh3 Upon stirring in benzene solution, RhCl(PPh3)3 converts to the poorly soluble red-colored dimer [RhCl(PPh3)2]2. This conversion further demonstrates the lability of the triphenylphosphine ligands. In the presence of base, H2, and additional triphenylphosphine, Wilkinson's complex converts to hydridotetrakis(triphenylphosphine)rhodium(I), HRh(PPh3)4.
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During 2008, Yoshino continued to gain rank. In March, he faced CIMA for the Open the Dream Gate Title, losing in just under 30 minutes when Doi threw in the towel. His performance was praised by stablemates and rivals alike, and his team with Doi - which looked for a while like it was going to come apart - was reconciled. By this time, Doi & Yoshino were leaning towards becoming faces again, thus causing tensions to start stirring in MO'z, and the tensions grew more and more as the weeks went on.
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There were a lot of glitches and heated arguments creating the major stirring in the then organization until it reaches reorganization and eventually a lot of gray areas leaving many of its founding members left hanging in mid-air. Tensions arise and many discontented leaders just left the organization in inactivity. The then Board of Trustees was stirred by political issues and many issues left unanswered leading to the disbandment of the Board. The disbandment led a revolutionary turnabout leading to a new organization; the primary calling of AYNLA came in.
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Originating in philosophical and scientific writings, sensibility became an English-language literary movement, particularly in the then-new genre of the novel. Such works, called sentimental novels, featured individuals who were prone to sensibility, often weeping, fainting, feeling weak, or having fits in reaction to an emotionally moving experience. If one were especially sensible, one might react this way to scenes or objects that appear insignificant to others. This reactivity was considered an indication of a sensible person's ability to perceive something intellectually or emotionally stirring in the world around them.
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Topological ideas are relevant to fluid dynamics (including magnetohydrodynamics) at the kinematic level, since any fluid flow involves continuous deformation of any transported scalar or vector field. Problems of stirring and mixing are particularly susceptible to topological techniques. Thus, for example, the Thurston–Nielsen classification has been fruitfully applied to the problem of stirring in two-dimensions by any number of stirrers following a time-periodic 'stirring protocol' (Boyland, Aref & Stremler 2000). Other studies are concerned with flows having chaotic particle paths, and associated exponential rates of mixing (Ottino 1989).
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Children of the Light combines a sweeping view of South African history with perspective on the life of one of its most influential figures: Desmond Tutu. His story — which has never been covered by a documentary before — began long before an uprising over apartheid policies took place. Born to an uneducated mother, Tutu recalls looking to figures like Americans Jackie Robinson and Cab Calloway as early inspirations in a segregated society where white bullies would chase and attack him every time he went to town. Troubles began stirring in his country at large when he was 17.
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As early as the 14th century, English people were making hache or hachy. According to cookbook author Steven Raichlen, "The English diarist Samuel Pepys waxed grandiloquent about a rabbit hash he savored in 1662", and during World War I, American GIs consumed a steady diet of corned beef hash, which they christened “corned Willie.” An 18th century recipe for "excellent hash" was made by preparing a seasoned roux with herbs and onion, cayenne, mace and nutmeg, then adding to it broth or gravy and stirring in mushroom catsup. In this sauce the cold beef would be simmered over gentle heat.
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Chichester Cathedral. p. 4. > On the Sussex boys are stirring > In the wood-land and the Downs > We are moving in the hamlet > We are rising in the town; > For the call is King and Country > Since the foe has asked for war, > And when danger calls, or duty > We are always to the fore. > From Lowthers Lambs marching song. > With the declaration of the Second World War, on 3 September 1939, Sussex found itself part of the country's frontline with its airfields playing a key role in the Battle of Britain and with its towns being some of the most frequently bombed.
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Unfortunately for the German plan, the British had obtained a copy of the main German codebook from the light cruiser , which had been boarded by the Russian Navy after the ship ran aground in Russian territorial waters in 1914. German naval radio communications could therefore often be quickly deciphered, and the British Admiralty usually knew about German activities. The British Admiralty's Room 40 maintained direction finding and interception of German naval signals. It had intercepted and decrypted a German signal on 28 May that provided "ample evidence that the German fleet was stirring in the North Sea".
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Early biographers such as Wakeling Dry and Eugenio Checchi, who were Puccini's contemporaries, drew express parallels between these incidents and particular events in the opera. Checchi cited a diary kept by Puccini while he was still a student, which recorded an occasion in which, as in Act 4 of the opera, a single herring served as a dinner for four people. Puccini himself commented: "I lived that Bohème, when there wasn't yet any thought stirring in my brain of seeking the theme of an opera". ("") Puccini's composition of La bohème was the subject of a public dispute between Puccini and fellow composer Ruggiero Leoncavallo.
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Chartrand, René; American Loyalist Troops 1775-84, p 23 At that time the approximately 200 men of the RFA comprised a large portion of the total British forces available in Nova Scotia.Clarke, Ernest; The Siege of Fort Cumberland, p 12 This situation changed briefly when Gen. Howe's army arrived in Halifax from Boston in April, 1776, but this army left again for New York in June.Clarke, p 50 Meanwhile, rumours of rebellion stirring in the Cumberland region arrived in Halifax, prompting the authorities to dispatch Goreham's regiment to Fort Cumberland in late May, first overland to Windsor and then by ship via Minas Basin and Chignecto Bay.
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One of the soldiers witnessing his execution was an intellectually curious, noble teenager named Antonio Nariño, who was deeply impressed by both the insurrection and the execution. Nariño went on to become a politician in Santafé, and he became acquainted with the liberal ideas in vogue in Europe. He started organizing clandestine meetings with other intellectuals and politicians to discuss and promote the independence of the American colonies from the Spanish crown. In 1794, Nariño clandestinely translated and published in Santa Fe the Declaration of the Rights of Men and of the Citizen, and copies of his translation were distributed all over the continent and started creating a stirring in the political mentalities of the time.
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Similar political currents were stirring in the south: June 1919 had seen the proclamation by Eberhard Haaß of the "Pfälzische Republik", centred on Speyer in the occupied territory of the Bavarian Palatinate. Rhenish separatism in the 1920s should be seen in the context of resentments fostered by economic hardship and the military occupation to which the previously prosperous region was subjected. After 1919, blame for defeat in the First World War was apportioned to (amongst others) the military or simply the French. France, like Germany, had been profoundly traumatised by the First World War and the conduct of its occupation of the left bank of the Rhine was perceived as unsympathetic, even among its Western wartime allies.
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Vigalantee considers himself to be a social activist, a role that has distinguished his music from that of his peers. While he's commented on a number of issues pertaining to social injustice, Vigalantee felt a particular stirring in regards to the unsolved murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till. The black Till was lynched during a visit to Mississippi relatives for allegedly whistling at a white woman, and his brutal death is credited with starting the Civil Rights Movement that would define the 1950s and 60's. Shortly before Congress enacted the Emmett Till Civil Rights Bill, Vigalantee recorded an eponymous single sharing the teen's story, feeling a connection to Till's journey from Chicago into the deep South.
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Charly Garcia during Sui Generis farewell concerts, 1975 Sui Generis began shifting from their classic acoustic rock to a more electric and visceral sound. Also, stirring in the Argentine underground were new bands with a radically different sound from either acoustic or heavy rock: influenced by some of acoustic rock's more experimental works (such as Arco Iris and their phenomenal Agitor Lucens V with its world music influences), by Tango music and also by British progressive rock. This would be the blueprint of Argentine progressive rock that would bloom into the apex of the movement in 1975. As that year began few could foresee what a watershed it would become not just in Argentine rock history, but the country's too.
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Buford details the differences in taste between instant polenta and slow-cooked polenta, and describes a method of preparation that takes up to three hours, but does not require constant stirring: "polenta, for most of its cooking, is left unattended.... If you don't have to stir it all the time, you can cook it for hours—what does it matter, as long as you're nearby?" Cook's Illustrated magazine has described a method using a microwave oven that reduces cooking time to 12 minutes and requires only a single stirring. In March 2010, it presented a stovetop, near-stir-less method that uses a pinch of baking soda (an alkali), which replicates the traditional effect. Kyle Phillips suggested making it in a polenta maker or in a slow cooker.
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Lys Gracieux in September 2017 On her first appearance as a three-year-old Lys Gracieux ran third behind Soul Stirring and Miss Panthere in the Tulip Sho over 1600 metres at Hanshin on 4 March. In the Grade 1 Oka Sho over the same course and distance five weeks later she produced a sustained challenge in the straight and finished second, beaten half a length by the 40/1 outsider Reine Minoru with Soul Stirring in third place. When moved up in trip for the Yushun Himba at Tokyo on 21 May she came from well off the pace to come home fifth of the eighteen runners behind Soul Stirring. After a break of almost four months Lys Gracieux returned to the track in September and finished third to Rabbit Run in the Grade 2 Rose Stakes over 1800 metres at Hanshin.
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They arrive at a settlement built by the Dwarves close to the ruined city, and ask permission to enter the city, where they learn what the three men are searching for: a magical sword called Karaghul, an heirloom of the Order of the Fiery Heart, left in the city during a previous effort to reclaim part of the city by the Dwarves from the Goblins that infest it. The group are given leave to enter the city, but before they go, a Dwarven Priestess of Valaya warns them that great evil is stirring in the ruins of the city... The group journey into the depths of the ruined city, battling with Goblins, Orcs, Skaven and Ogres that now infest the ruined halls. As they go deeper, they are followed by ghostly lights. Eventually, the lights reveal themselves as dwarven ghosts, who beg Gotrek to help them.
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The squashed bottom of the sitting Venus here was still novel in art and considered exceptionally erotic. The Venetian critic Lodovico Dolce praised (in the Prado version) the "marvellous piece of dexterity ... in that one recognises in her hindmost parts here the distension of the flesh caused by sitting ... there is no man so sharp of sight and discernment that he does not believe when he sees her that she is alive; no one so chilled by age or so hard in his makeup that he does not feel himself growing warm and tender, and the whole of his blood stirring in his veins."Jaffé, 132, quoting Dolce's letter, which is discussed at Penny, 285; Penny, 280 lists some precedents for her pose, on which see below. J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu That the female tries to physically restrain her lover from leaving her was also novel and effective, a gesture, not in any of Titian's sources, which by "transferring Venus's sense of loss at Adonis's death to his departure" brings "the two halves of the story together in a single moment of love and loss".
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A bookmovie, he explained in Some of the Dharma, is a "prose concentration camera-eye visions of a definite movie of the mind with fade- ins, pans, close-ups, and fade-outs." Kerouac's notes on Lucien Midnight were written while staying in the Lower East Side where he initially heard sounds coming through a tenement window from the wash court below. He then heard voices coming from kitchens of the other occupants in nearby apartment buildings and a man named Paddy arriving home drunk, and even a junky stirring in his bed. Kerouac conceptualized an idea of developing a work based on James Joyce’s experimental novel Finnegans Wake (not Ulysses as indicated by Ann Charters in her introduction to Old Angel Midnight for Grey Fox Press) where the “sounds of the universe” became the chief “plot” with all of its associated “neologisms, mental associations, puns and wordmixes” that stewed a plethora of languages and “nonlanguages.” Kerouac determinedly “scribbled out in a strictly intuitional discipline at breakneck speed” the fledgling prose that would finally comprise the finished book for City Lights's Pocket Poet series eight years later.
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