Music festivals are sweetening the deal for Ariana Grande fans.
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The sweetening of the American diet didn't happen overnight, though.
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These bestsellers from Scottish company RHA have a sound-sweetening twist.
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We conducted our test in CNBC's high-fidelity audio "sweetening" room.
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"We're not sweetening it up on the soundtrack," Mr. Demme said.
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We would be curious to try the offerings without the sweetening syrup.
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The candy he sold at the shop wasn't sweetening the pot enough.
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A Ben & Jerry's co-founder is sweetening up his support for Sen.
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This will soften and slightly dry them, intensifying and sweetening their flavour.
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In addition, Apple is sweetening the deal for purchases made in December.
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Still, Niantic's sweetening the pot for those more interested in catching 'em all.
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OL) is open to potentially sweetening its $2 billion offer for McDermott (MDR.
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But his brother, Will, insisted on sweetening them, and the two parted ways.
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Eerie whispered female voices provide choruses, heightening rather than sweetening the music's bitter tang.
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Uber is sweetening the pot for its Uber Freight offering aimed at commercial trucking.
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We conducted our test in the high-fidelity audio "sweetening" room at CNBC headquarters.
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That could make the acquisition less risky and cheaper, sweetening the deal for Spotify.
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Each saw the city sweetening the pot with multibillion-dollar tax breaks and subsidies.
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Yet with government subsidies sweetening the deal, such costs become less of an obstacle.
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Moreover, Amazon's sweetening the deal for users who buy and activate the device by Oct.
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Samsung is also sweetening the deal for anyone who buys a Note 8 between Aug.
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Roberts can give himself a head start by sweetening some other aspects of his offer.
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"I'd used the pill for ten years," says Holly Grigg-Spall, author of Sweetening the Pill.
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Astell & Kern is also sweetening the deal for early preorders with a free 256GB memory card.
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Black licorice contains glycyrrhizin, which is the sweetening compound derived from licorice root, the FDA reported.
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Nutanix's CEO is sweetening the equity pot for employees as the company waits to go public.
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Black licorice contains a sweetening compound called glycyrrhizin, which can cause a drop in potassium levels.
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It is sweetening a deal to get Turkey to help stem the migration flow to Europe.
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The sugar lightly candies the stalks, helping them keep their shape while sweetening their intense tartness.
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But in this case, the researchers are using their newfound sweetening powers for good, not evil.
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May's deal seems unlikely to ever win passage, and Europe has ruled out sweetening the terms.
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This year employers are also sweetening the pot with better benefits in addition to higher pay.
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Some industry players said BGH could be making a prudent choice by not sweetening its offer.
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That could allow it to be customized to local markets, potentially sweetening the proposition for auto makers.
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However, it was later readmitted to the auction after sweetening its bid, said one of the sources.
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The decision followed similar moves by Target, Gap and Costco, all of which have been sweetening benefits.
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Walt Disney totally went in that direction, with all that implies in terms of simplification and sweetening.
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They are also sweetening the invitation with enticements like tax incentives and promises of full government cooperation.
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JPMorgan, federal authorities now say, also had ways of sweetening the deal that crossed a legal line.
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However, B&H and Adorama are sweetening the deals by bundling extra accessories, which can be useful.
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New York (CNN Business)Starbucks is sweetening the pot for employees with a new family care benefit.
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Those would be ways for the company to make its employees whole by sweetening their equity packages.
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A warm vibe between the two men goes a long way toward sweetening the sap and contrivances.
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With a little time, they may toughen, with suggestions of rocks and metals, even animals, before sweetening again.
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In 2017, the FDA issued a warning against glycyrrhizin, a sweetening compound that is found in black licorice.
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The amended regulations also restrict ingredients in vaping products and will not allow sugars, sweeteners or sweetening agents.
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What's more, VMware is sweetening the pot by offering reserved pricing discounts over the traditional hourly pricing model.
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The company's also sweetening the pot a bit by tossing in Office 365 for Education free for teachers.
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AT&T Inc , T-Mobile US and Sprint Corp all responded by sweetening their existing unlimited data plans.
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That's a big reason why Abby and I decided to collaborate on a new film, Sweetening The Pill.
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Now, they're sweetening the deal by collaborating with charitable giving site Omaze to hook up some lucky fans.
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The letter went on to say PPG would even consider raising its bid again and sweetening other terms.
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Splenda's sweetening agent, called sucralose, is made from sugar that has been chemically altered to make it calorie free.
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But maybe sweetening the deal with local NFL games will convince more people to give All Access a try.
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The government last week offered to buy back $1.8 billion of the debt, before sweetening its offer on Tuesday.
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TIFFANY-M-A-LVMH/ France's LVMH close to buying Tiffany after sweetening offer: sources LVMH is close to buying U.S. jewelry chain Tiffany & Co for about $16.3 billion after sweetening its offer, sources said on Sunday, as the owner of Louis Vuitton and Bulgari aims to tap the fast-growing luxury jewelry market.
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For a limited time, the company is also sweetening the pot by waving the $150 installation fees in select markets.
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Starting today, Apple's sweetening its education discount program by tossing in a free pair of Beats headphones for qualified students.
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Vietnamese coffee is one exception to my usual practice of not sweetening my coffee (the other is Turkish or Greek).
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Whether they are wilted, stewed or fried, fresh herbs transform as they cook, first mellowing and then sweetening in flavor.
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The overhaul will still cut taxes on individuals and businesses, but the changes will reduce some benefits while sweetening others.
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In addition to the donations, the record label is sweetening the deal by offering 25% off everything in their store.
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They didn't know how to transform an economy geared toward sweetening Eastern Europe into one that could feed folk at home.
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One strategy: Sweetening the pot for particular types of projects by pouring additional tax breaks on top of the federal incentive.
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But Backblaze is sweetening the deal today with a partnership with Packet and ServerCentral that will allow for free data transfer.
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And the advisory group had suggested sweetening the pill by using the revenue the tax brought in to lower income taxes.
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Last month, the internet was abuzz with reports that Apple was sweetening up selfies on the iPhone XS and XS Max.
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Plus, Google is sweetening the deal even further by throwing in a free Daydream View headset with any new Pixel purchases.
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AT&T is sweetening the deal on its Unlimited & More Premium plan this week, with the addition of free Spotify Premium.
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The Doubleshot on Ice is made by pouring shots of Starbuck's espresso over ice and adding a hint of sweetening syrup.
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The images taken on Wednesday also show thermal activity at another unit, which could be an amine sweetening unit, Kayrros added.
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Such sweetening might be necessary for the marketing of the show, but not for pleasure of viewing it; these are great paintings.
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Sling TV is sweetening its Internet-based live-TV service with a feature typically associated with more traditional cable plans: a DVR.
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"We're sweetening the pot," Kimmel said about throwing in a free trip to Arizona's Lake Havasu with hotel accommodations at Days Inn.
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To keep up the pace, the company's sweetening the deal with free access to Spotify's premium service with every new digital subscription.
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For the next several months, Microsoft and Salesforce privately made competing offers for LinkedIn, each sweetening their bids as the competition increased.
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This time, there is the risk that migrant boats could still set off, requiring a sweetening of whatever inducements Rome is providing.
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The sugar was applied so as to make the flesh of the oranges almost crisp, while sweetening the tangy fruit just enough.
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Amazon is sweetening the deal by discounting the watch another $19.01 for shoppers who opt for free no-rush shipping at checkout.
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In addition, Apple is sweetening the deal with 6% back on all Apple purchases made from December 10 through December 31. 4.
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Trump cheerleader Tomi Lahren recently tweeted a picture proving that the White House staff is still artificially sweetening what they show the boss.
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If you needed more of a reason to visit the shop this Thursday, though, Ikea is sweetening the deal with some amazing offers.
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Sweetening your granola with a helping of fruit is a better breakfast or snack option because it'll come with extra vitamins and fiber.
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The artificial sweetening of luminaries' lives does a disservice to creative culture, and to the mythos of success we instill in the young.
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Others have given themselves some wiggle room, which could allow Pelosi to pick off some detractors by twisting arms or sweetening the pot.
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We know the Republicans are trying to do just that by sweetening the Graham-Cassidy's bill's items for states like Maine and Alaska.
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J.C. Penney is sweetening the pot with a chance to win vacations and gift "bundles" that include sleeping bags, Bose speakers and designer watches.
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The inclusion of CHIP was thought to be a way of sweetening the pot for Democrats, but it did little to move the needle.
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There's no harm in sweetening the healthy stuff when it's with a syrup that is pure, delicious, and from the inside of a tree.
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Retail CEOs are cognizant of the issue and in turn are sweetening benefits, such as by adding better paid parental leave and raising wages.
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Diplomacy is about creatively sweetening the pot of a win-win situation, and every incentive package has to be individually tailored to the situation.
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The RTX 2060 will be available January 15th for $349, with Nvidia sweetening the pot by including either a copy of Battlefield V or Anthem.
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Whiz those together, loosening the mixture with a little more orange juice if necessary, and sweetening with a dollop of maple syrup if you like.
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State-controlled Poste Italiane said in a statement on Monday that sweetening its offer for Pioneer would not be in line with its return goals.
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An easy to make more money is by sweetening the template deal by creating a bundle of templates or premium content to accompany your templates.
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Samsung is sweetening the deal for early adopters with a free Gear VR offer with purchase of either S7 running February 23rd through March 18th.
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On Wednesday, Conforama said it was sweetening its offer to 138 pence a share after Steinhoff Finance Holdings took a 19.4 percent stake in Darty.
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Great American Cookies is sweetening the pot by giving away a free cookies & cream cookie to anyone who stops at one of their participating shops.
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Then just before serving, whip the cream, sweetening it just a bit, but not enough to interfere with the pucker-inducing sourness of the filling.
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Over the past few years, banks have competed with each other by sweetening deals for customers, offering advantages like points systems and cash-back deals.
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Airbus first studied using the Mobile site for a proposed tanker for the U.S. Air Force, sweetening the bid with an offer to build commercial freighters.
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SA gained momentum on Tuesday as efforts by Brazil's No. 242 for-profit college operator to remain independent failed to prevent rivals from sweetening their bids.
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Twitter has been sweetening employee compensation packages to retain talent as the company's user growth stalls and it stock price slides, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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The Vermont senator plans on sweetening his message to the critical voting bloc before multiple primary contests this weekend and early next week, according to BuzzFeed.
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If Will & Grace normalized talk of gay existence to some homophobes, it did so by sweetening the medicine with whiteness, lots of money, and nice clothes.
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In this recipe, the fresh figs melt into the batter as the cake bakes, sweetening it and adding moisture, while imparting a deeply rich, fruity taste.
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These days, Mr. Jordan seeks permission from developers or other officials to access sites before new foundations are dug, sweetening his plea with a choice artifact.
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Along with adding sugar for the purpose of sweetening wine, some producers add sugar before or during fermentation in order to achieve a certain alcohol level.
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He'd showered and powdered his neck — the smell of talc and the pomade he sometimes used to brush his hair sweetening the old leather of the seats.
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The company appears to be preparing for a potential sale, sweetening its severance plans for top executives in case of a "change of control," or a possible sale.
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Maybe they should turn to the 8 million students currently in default on their federal loans before sweetening the pot for our next generation of consultants and lawyers.
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Under the circumstances, Trump might consider sweetening the deal for a reluctant but better-composed running mate by drawing on his vast fortune and offering up a bribe.
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People close to the matter told Reuters that Atlantia may consider sweetening its offer if a counter-bid emerged, depending on the price and structure of any offer.
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The candylike black cod is as hard to deny as ever, even if the extra sweetening Mr. Matsuhisa gives this traditional Japanese dish strikes me as somewhat shameless.
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We are so accustomed to cranky characters undergoing a sentimental sweetening that it's a shock when Leonor does the opposite, as her initial greeting slowly loses its warmth.
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They accuse the Oil Ministry and Mr. Rouhani of sweetening the proposed contract to such an extent that foreign companies will be able to all but own oil wells.
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But the South African retailer stepped up the pressure late on Wednesday by sweetening its initial offer of 138 pence, unleashing a tit-for-tat bid battle on Thursday.
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Disney fended off Comcast's $66 billion all-cash challenge to its deal for the Fox assets last month by sweetening its offer to $71 billion in cash-and-stock.
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Sweetening his appeal has been a mellower edition of Lopez Obrador, who, in contrast to previous campaigns, has reveled in the chance to mock himself to confound his detractors.
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The Rangers are cap-strapped and in win-now mode, so the threat of losing Grabner's cheap production should have scared them into sweetening a deal to take Lindberg.
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For example, it is not O.K. for newspapers to publish he-said-she-said pieces that paper over administration lies, let alone beat-sweetening puff pieces about Trump allies.
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The indifference to any efficiency is magnified when it comes to sweetening pension benefits, an annual event in Albany, like tapping maple trees for sap in the North Country.
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She and Abby Epstein will be presenting a sneak peek clip of their new documentary, Sweetening The Pill, at the CYCLES+SEX event in New York City on April 30.
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Jaroslav Hanak, president of the Czech Confederation of Industry, predicted the hunt for workers would get even more difficult in the coming months, with employers sweetening offers to prospective staff.
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No lenders joined Mumbai-listed Shriram Transport Finance's US$23.1m five-year loan that closed in April despite the borrower sweetening the pricing by nearly 21bp on the second attempt.
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Apollo Global Management Inc agreed on Wednesday to pay $145 per share for Tech Data, sweetening its original $130 per share bid after a public company made a better offer.
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Sweetening the pot, Busch said they would send King, now dubbed the "Iowa Legend," a year's supply of Busch Light, and even put his face and name on the cans.
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Bath & Body Works is sweetening the deal this summer by bringing back more than 30 best-selling, formerly retired scents, including Sun-Ripened Raspberry, Pink Cashmere, and the classic Cucumber Melon.
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But just like headphone makers sweetening their sound with a little extra bass, phone camera engineers juice their photos with a touch more saturation and contrast than is strictly called for.
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Uber may be looking at sweetening its relationship with drivers in India, its second largest market, weeks after the company made it clear the days of lucrative incentives are behind it.
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For pre-orderers, Samsung is sweetening the deal by giving you a free Gear 360 camera or "Galaxy Foundation" kit that comes with a high-speed wireless charger and 128GB memory card.
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Carty said the United fiasco has revealed the need to give gate agents more latitude in sweetening the monetary or service-orientated incentives to get people to voluntarily give up their seats.
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In an industry where hostile takeovers are rare, Gannett is not giving up its pursuit of Tribune Publishing, sweetening its bid on Monday just weeks after its first offer was resoundingly rejected.
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Beijing is also expected to buy more U.S. agricultural products in the hope of sweetening Washington's stance on trade and securing a better deal, the South China Morning Post reported on Tuesday.
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Drastic Measures "Everyone is scrambling to figure out how to move the inventory in an effective way," said Vickey Barron, an agent with Compass, and that includes sweetening the pot for brokers.
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Walmart has also been sweetening its perks to include benefits such as the opportunity for employees to pay only $1 a day to earn college degrees in fields related to business and technology.
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To those misguided people I would say: Try drinking tea without sugar for, say a fortnight and is very unlikely that you will ever want to ruin your tea by sweetening it again.
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Papers had run a photograph of President Dwight D. Eisenhower sweetening his coffee with saccharin, with the news that his doctor had advised him to avoid sugar if he wanted to remain thin.
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At 22, their lives were conspicuously stable, and I was sharing a bed with my friend in a sublet, sweetening my tea with stolen sugar packets while browsing for jobs between temp work.
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They teased their 2013 launch with an innovative social media campaign that offered free products to anyone who signed up for company updates, sweetening the deal for those who referred the most friends.
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By the 19th century, the working class in Europe and North America was sweetening its tea and coffee, and putting jam on its toast; by century's end, it was breakfasting on sugary cereals.
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There will also be growing demand for ingredients such as Tate & Lyle's Dolcia Prima, made from allulose, which has 70 percent of the sweetening power of sugar but only 10 percent of the calories.
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ZURICH, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Swiss technical and electronic components distributor Daetwyler on Friday left the door open for sweetening a bid for Britain's Premier Farnell after a rival offer submitted by U.S. group Avnet.
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I used raw beans to make 100-percent chocolate; sweetening it, doing research, tasting cocoa nibs from all over the world, working out how to grind them down, and roasting them at different temperatures.
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Engendering loyalty through diverse accommodations Partly as a response to the Airbnb competition, many hoteliers are sweetening their loyalty programs — making it easier to score free nights or trade in points for unique experiences.
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But as much as these professional entrapments might seem like dotcom-era phenomena, the practice of sweetening the deal for tech employees dates back to the '70s as a way to ward off labor unions.
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Sweetening the deal was the fact that earlier this year, Pakistan gained entry into one of the world's most popular emerging markets equity indices - the MSCI Emerging Markets Index - while its ally China was snubbed.
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This year, some ice cream shops are sweetening their deal and starting the made-up holiday a couple days early, while others require you to download their apps to cash in on the free treats.
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As if the Vegas Golden Knights needed more motivation to win the Stanley Cup, now a famous Nevada brothel is sweetening the deal ... offering a massive sex victory party if they can seal the deal.
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Regardless of how you feel about the change, Starbucks is sweetening the deal by giving everyone who buys a beverage or food item between now and May 2 an automatic Gold status for a year.
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However, for a company whose whole business model is predicated on scale, it seems that it's now keen to bring those numbers up, sweetening the deal with job placement opportunities when you complete a course.
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Potentially sweetening any deal, Extell executives said, is the building's 25-year tax abatement, a rarity after the state's 421-a affordable housing program did away with abatements for most condos in a 2017 revamp.
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These in-ears are branded as "Reference" products—a term that, to audio nerds, signifies a flat frequency response and an un-messed-with sound free of the bass-boosting and audio-sweetening so prevalent today.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico has raised the bar on oil contracts in Latin America after sweetening terms to attract international energy firms, luring $93 billion in future investment in the region's first big auction this year.
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Employers surveyed by Vistage last month said they were increasing pay, sweetening benefits packages and trying to create an appealing work culture to retain workers as well as attract new ones — including candidates not previously looking.
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Dell is sweetening your splurge this weekend: We've found a slew of 2655K TVs on sale that come with free Dell gift cards tacked onto the end, giving you anywhere from $29 to $2498 for free.
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We know that most Americans consume far too much sugar in general, so any attempt to cut it down without sacrificing taste (or introducing new sweetening ingredients that may come with unexpectedly gassy side effects) is appreciated.
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Although laying out a much more generous budget than expected, the government last month announced a two-step, 30 percent increase in water prices, sweetening it with tax rebates to help lower-income households pay their bills.
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Facebook is sweetening its offerings for video creators, whether they're viral video stars or media companies, luring them to its platform with new tools to help them make money through advertising and direct payments from Facebook users.
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While all age groups surveyed say "feeling that your work is meaningful" is the most important component of workplace happiness, sweetening the pot with a higher paycheck still goes a long way in keeping employee morale high.
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While there are indications that Papa John's may be interested in putting itself up for sale, including sweetening its severance plans for top executives and staff, the company has continued to decline to comment about the matter.
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Earlier this week, Kaisa, the first Chinese property developer to miss debt payments to overseas creditors, offered a one-off payment to creditors that consent to its debt restructuring proposal, sweetening an offer made two weeks earlier.
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And because Ms. Osborne's rock-blues voice is steadier than Mr. Dylan's eccentric shape-shifting delivery, her show clarified his lyrics and brought out the strength of his blunt tunes without sweetening emotions that come out unedited.
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Aramco would over time add 250,000 barrels per day of crude oil from Berri, possibly by building drilling islands offshore in the Gulf, while also processing higher-pressure associated gas for sweetening in Khursaniyah, the sources said.
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You will find dozens of different amari, but one of my favorites is also one of the best known, Fernet-Branca, in which the bitterness is allowed to stand in all its bracing glory without compromising sweetening.
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Benefits associated with use of sugars as sweetening agents and disintegrants such as longer disintegration times, odorless formulations even on long storage, inert nature, and low expenses are expected to fuel growth of this segment through to 2022.
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"We expect that it will be a rough ride over the coming weeks/months but (believe) that the offer will ultimately succeed ... NSF has enough tools in its box to mitigate against sweetening the terms," Goodbody analysts said.
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Tehran is sweetening the terms it offers on oil development contracts to draw the interest of foreign investors deterred by sanctions and low crude prices, as its pragmatic president seeks to deliver on his promise of economic recovery.
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The Senate is hoping that by sweetening the deal for the military, Trump will forget about the longstanding issue over which he's threatened a shutdown in the past: money for his prize wall along the southern border with Mexico.
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T-Mobile is sweetening the former MetroPCS brand, which is aimed at budget-conscious users who pay upfront for wireless service, with access to the latest smartphone models and added perks that are usually associated with pricier service plans.
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Sweetening the IPO pill Saudi Arabia has cut the income tax paid by national oil giant Saudi Aramco to smooth the company's initial public offer of shares next year, which is expected to be the world's largest equity sale.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads April may be the cruelest month, but Arlene Shechet is sweetening our sullen sojourn into spring with three surprise performances of T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land starring the legendary actress Fiona Shaw.
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HONG KONG, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Kaisa Group, the first Chinese property developer to miss debt payments to overseas creditors, has offered a one-off payment to creditors that consent to a debt restructuring proposal, sweetening an offer made two weeks earlier.
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MUMBAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Bankers are finding new ways to sell India's "masala" bonds by structuring this rupee-denominated debt issued abroad into derivatives, and then sweetening the deal with leveraged returns of 12 to 13 percent after fees and hedging.
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With the launch of 4K support on Google Play Movies & TV, Google is sweetening the deal for those in the market for such a device, as it's offering one 4K movie title for free when you buy a Chromecast Ultra.
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The resulting piece, based on texts by Gertrude Stein and with an operating system designed by Oskar Strautmanis, is brilliantly done, and very moving, with characters gently interacting, objects suddenly springing to life, and music — by Erik Satie — sweetening the air.
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This will include, starting next week (February 13), a soft launch of Hatch on Android devices in the country, as well as prominent placement of Hatch on Docomo's Android TV service, sweetening the deal with three-month free trials of the Premium tier.
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If you're looking for an excuse to treat yourself to an Uber this week instead of walking around in the cold, the ride-hailing service is sweetening the deal by treating U.S. customers to a buy one, get one free deal at Starbucks.
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Sweetening the pill, however, the company set 20.9042 cents as a new medium-term floor - up from a minimum of 50 cents announced when it told investors in May 2018 that it would in future tie payouts to adjusted earnings per share.
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New York (CNN)The Ku Klux Klan has embarked on a recruitment campaign in upstate New York in recent months, dropping off packets of white supremacist propaganda and sweetening the material with bars of Snickers in an initiative seemingly aimed at young people.
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As before when it rolled out free HBO to Unlimited Plus customers, AT&T is also sweetening this new deal by offering a $25 monthly video credit for Unlimited Choice customers that can be used towards AT&T's streaming service for cord cutters, DirecTV Now.
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Now, in a bid to persuade investors to stay, some managers are sweetening the deal by lowering fees in return for locking up investor money for a longer period of time and setting certain performance targets that if exceeded, investors would pay a fee.
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ATHENS, May 5 (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras sought on Friday to bring his leftist Syriza party on board to approve a deal reached with international lenders, sweetening the pot by saying any above-target savings this year would go to the Greek people.
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Sweetening appointments with beverage bars, warm robes and soothing sound baths puts a relaxed spin on the experience, and is also a way to sell the rest of a hospital's offerings to women, who tend to be the medical decision makers in their families.
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"There's little enough, as it is, of public funds for climate, and so much of it is going toward sweetening returns for the private sector," said Lidy Nacpil, coordinator of the Asian People's Movement on Debt and Development and another observer on the fund's board.
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Apple is also sweetening the pot by giving customers one year of Apple TV+ with purchase of an iPhone, Mac, or Apple TV. Apple Arcade First announced in March, Apple Arcade will be available in the App Store on September 19 in over 150 countries.
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Singers like Thomas Rhett, Brett Young, Michael Ray, Brett Eldredge, Chris Lane and more have been softening and sweetening country music's bruising masculinity into something a little more polished, in which women are placed on a pedestal, and men place their emotional needs second.
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" 'Everything depends on what we do now' Ahead of CNN's marathon town hall on climate change with 10 Democratic candidates, actor Emma Thompson wrote that we are living through "unseasonal heat that kills, rain that instead of sweetening, inundates and destroys, hurricanes that devastate.
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VANCOUVER (Reuters) - The scramble for new projects to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) is shifting to the Pacific Northwest, where longstanding proposals are getting a renewed look as rising shipping rates make the region's easy access to Asia more appealing, with gas price shifts sweetening the deal.
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I picked it out because it lets Carmichael sing and play—brass is deployed to color or comment rather than enlarge trio arrangements that are often left to signify on their own, and no choral sweetening bedizens a talky voice that these days could pass for accomplished.
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Right now, the main manifestation of that is Uber Cash, the digital wallet that Uber launched in September that lets users top up Uber accounts with money that they can use on Uber services, sweetening the deal to lure more users to this by offering discounts.
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Dominant in the musical slipstream are glassy keyboards, angular guitar riffs, cooing background sighs whose queasy sway provides sweetening, and bass guitar so fluid and hyperactive he could be parodying fusion jazz — quite a bit of noodling, skipping and popping and spiraling around in lithe, giddy patterns.
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And that's why Refinery29 is joining this conversation: to change it; to make space for adoption, surrogacy, for leaning in and opting out; for single and LGBTQ parenting, for staying home, for pregnancy losses and terminations, and the ways this can all complicate partnerships rather than always sweetening them.
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And, unlike many of the juices and nectars made by Red Jacket, it uses only a little bit of apple juice for sweetening: Black-n-Blue Stomp, black currant and blueberry juice, $35.50 for three 1-quart bottles, $37 for six 12-ounce bottles, Red Jacket Orchards, redjacketorchards.com. cooking
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The strategy aims to make it easier for lawmakers to swallow the bitter pill of a higher debt limit (not at all popular with the folks back home) by sweetening it with higher spending on both defense and nondefense programs (with vague murmurings of perhaps some offsetting cuts to mandatory spending.).
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Preorders in the United States for the XZ2 Premium will be available at Amazon and Best starting on July 9th, but Amazon preorders will be sweetening the deal by offering a free pair of Xperia Ear Duo wireless headphones, which seems to make it the better option over Best Buy (unless you hate free stuff).
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Last year, the company acquired UK's Body Labs to ramp up its technology for how it can provide a better fit to shoppers remotely, and for those who still can't quite get a hole in one, it's sweetening the deal for taking Prime membership by offering subscribers a free "try before you buy" option to make it easier to send back what you don't like without paying a penny in advance.
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It is here that the story of the Parsis (the people from Pars, or Persia) begins, with food as an allegory for survival: As legend has it, the local Hindu ruler sent the newcomers a brimming cup of milk, to show that there was no room for more people in his kingdom; the Persians slipped in a spoonful of sugar, which disappeared, sweetening the milk without spilling it.
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