Peel and halve the garlic cloves, taking care to remove the green sprout.
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"It takes your breath away," he said, taking care to praise Mr. Rubio.
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Whisk in the sparkling water, taking care to leave it kind of lumpy.
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Add the goat leg, taking care to fully submerge it, and refrigerate overnight. 21.
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Extend one arm straight up at a time, taking care to squeeze and engage your core.
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Dip the sardines in the batter, taking care to cover them completely, then in the panko.
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"I believe I cannot fly!" he barks a few times, taking care to articulate the sentiment.
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"He thinks mommy is doing a bad job," she recalled telling him, taking care to censor.
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There's no question that you should thoroughly rinse fresh greens, taking care to remove any remaining soil.
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Taking care to comply with every federal database's terms of use often proved time-consuming and inefficient.
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You talk about showing your brilliant story "Taking Care" to a fellow writer at a writing residency.
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Murphy took me to Selfridges and bought me a school uniform, taking care to keep the receipts.
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Nestle the chicken legs in the red sauce, taking care to insure they are submerged, and cover.
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Grill the duck over coals or in cast iron, taking care to keep the meat medium-rare.
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Using a sharp knife, trim off the peel from the oranges, taking care to remove any white pith.
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That means operating with honesty, fairness and good faith, taking care to back up accusations with concrete evidence.
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Like Alzheimer's itself, the moment creeps up slowly, taking care to not give away too much too soon.
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Then, take full advantage of the space you have, taking care to keep the most-used things accessible.
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Toss in a large bowl with the XO sauce, taking care to coat the noodles completely with the sauce.
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"My personal opinion is that many people could benefit from walking barefoot," taking care to avoid hazards, he said.
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Dip the chicken in the batter, taking care to coat it evenly, then coat it with the nacho mixture.
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Often we explain some of this background in the story, while still taking care to protect the source's identity.
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He shared the video with UploadVR earlier today, taking care to point out that the video below is unedited.
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All are taking care to remove shoes, properly segregate our work garments, and shower immediately when entering the house.
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On June 21st Mr Macron reshuffled his cabinet, taking care to preserve the balance between left- and right-leaning ministers.
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I'm taking care to drink water because it's great for my skin and it makes me feel good all around.
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A refresher: Wet your hands and scrub with soap, taking care to get between your fingers and under your nails.
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The family is also taking care to keep the canine calm, so he can fully recover from his injury without complication.
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Place the egg mixture over the simmering unsalted water, taking care to avoid direct contact between the bowl and the water.
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"Patient is doing fine post-operatively and we are taking care to prevent meningitis," Giri wrote in a report headlined "Miraculous Escape."
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The editor asked for a preliminary photograph, so Mr. Fox took one with his iPhone, taking care to obscure the gunman's face.
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And don't forget to check your dogs when they come in from outside, taking care to protect yourself while you're checking them.
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Taking care to cover those bits that act as a sexual signal felt like a necessary step to de-weaponize my body.
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They wrote the law with those cases in mind, the AG's office said, taking care to target employers' conduct rather than arbitration provisions.
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Cut the rind off of the remaining blood orange and the cara cara orange, taking care to remove the white pith as well.
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It does not tell a linear story but instead groups its artifacts thematically, taking care to keep the two writers alongside each other.
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Click through the wizard (taking care to avoid changing things like your network settings) until you reach the Samba "Interactive TV" user agreements.
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Amazon should streamline the process to make it simpler, while still taking care to improve quality control, which still leaves something to be desired.
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"I've been taking care to track my PMS symptoms as soon as possible and my PMS cloud completely eclipses the whole cycle," Marshall said.
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Then toss it in the oven and bake it for about 20 minutes, taking care to watch the crust that it doesn't burn. 5.
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Amazon's users and peers were pleased to see the retail and cloud computing giant was taking care to protect the public from the undead.
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But when she approached the starting line of her half-marathon in Nevada — taking care to start in the back — not everyone was impressed.
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In the newly secured neighborhood on Wednesday, the counterterrorism troops, Iraq's most professional fighting force, seemed to be taking care to not alienate civilians.
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Use scissors or a razor blade to remove the abovementioned pages, taking care to retain inner margins to which new pages are to be glued.
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Have your team group up, pop Transcendence and rush in with everyone, taking care to fall back to safety as soon as your invulnerability disappears.
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Mr. Wicker and Mr. Heller have spent months courting the president and taking care to note, publicly and privately, that they are in his corner.
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That means candidates should use the interview as an opportunity to highlight their strongest soft skills, taking care to be authentic and give supporting examples.
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The next, you're sobbing while knocking out that ninth viewing of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 7, really taking care to savor the credits this time around.
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Typically, the way JEB is treated is to manage wounds and infections as they crop up, taking care to treat the body's extremely fragile skin delicately.
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"We are taking care to ensure that the family members of the players are given curfew passes in Kashmir and their welfare looked after," said Chattoo.
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Turkey insists it is taking care to limit disruption of civilian lives, noting that it hosts more Syrian refugees than any other country in the world.
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"He's a media-savvy guy, always taking care to pay me a compliment," Triggs wrote in a March 2016 story about two days spent with Trump.
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Crispbread should be crispy, so taking care to work it gently will prevent from activating too much gluten, which makes for sticky dough and chewy loaves.
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"We're doing very well in this sense, taking care to not take rushed measures and to separate out the political element of this matter," he said.
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"I will win the African-American vote here in South Carolina," Mr. Biden said, taking care to note he was not taking their support for granted.
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Today, he says he's still frugal about "a little bit of everything," but he's taking care to reward himself for years of dedication and hard work.
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All the while, we are taking care to avoid getting our hand caught in the garment or tearing the clothing, often guided by our sense of touch.
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The wrestling news site further reported that WWE was taking care to avoid mentioning Saudi Arabia in order to circumvent the mounting ire from the international community.
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Roll each piece into a small ball, taking care to tuck in any raisins poking out of the dough (they can burn easily in the hot oven).
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In each episode DWP beautifully breaks up the monotony of televised Blackness, taking care to show us in all of our varying physical, cultural, and ideological states.
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They walk a fine line when it comes to monitoring their own appearance, taking care to not appear too assertive or, on the flip side, too docile.
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While out, people should maintain about six feet between themselves and others, according to experts, while taking care to maintain good hygiene, such as frequently washing hands.
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I catch up on social media (I was basically off my phone all day yesterday), taking care to post a sneak peek for the couple and tag them.
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He shoots with an eye for off-handed gestures, taking care to capture the light so that their skin — whether smooth or pockmarked — glows in the desert sun.
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There are some technical challenges along the way: making your own caramel shards, piping and torching your meringue, and even just taking care to avoid overbaking your sponge.
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So the Democrat studiously avoided training fire at the president, taking care to note in an interview Monday that he had been "at Mass" during Mr. Trump's visit.
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Taking care to avoid paper cuts, the monitors - some in protective suits, others making do with masks and gloves - sorted through piles of ballots in a guarded pavilion.
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Working with one piece of steak at a time, dip the steak into the egg mixture, then into the crumbs, taking care to coat them completely and evenly. 4.
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Randall's introduction raises a question: Is this guy really the evil prick that Samantha and Greg say he is, or is he just taking care to protect his people?
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The documentary also gives voice to other residents who are involved in the locally led grassroots movement, taking care to show how active, concerned, and resourceful these citizens are.
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Spieth accepted a one-stroke penalty for an unplayable lie and, taking care to follow the rules about a drop, backed way up — until he reached the practice range.
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So when talking about expanding the moral circle, it's worth taking care to avoid Eurocentrism, the concept of progress that views Western historical innovations as the only ones that count.
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"Oh my goodness!" he would sigh, and then pull out a big white handkerchief and mop his face all over, taking care to pat not smear, as he'd been instructed.
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Turn off the machine, pull some of the casing from the nozzle over the meat, and tie a knot at the tip, taking care to press out any air pockets.
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"We stand behind Nate and are proud to help bring this important and powerful story to the screen," the statement read in part, taking care to note Mr. Parker's acquittal.
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After his morning of hard work, Frank joined Sanders in the press briefing room, taking care to thank his father, Sanders, Trump "and a couple other people" from the podium.
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Clinton's team has been more than reactive, taking care to taunt and prod Mr. Trump with new urgency in recent days, even if it means overwhelming her own affirmative case.
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The group is also setting up more mobile "drive-through" distribution points and taking care to ensure that vulnerable populations like those experiencing homelessness have access to food and hygiene.
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During the best times of your vacation, try not to get too attached to how you're feeling, taking care to avoid getting caught up in craving more moments like this.
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We put these gadgets through hell, and unless we're spending hundreds of dollars on them, we're also not cleaning them frequently or even really taking care to not twist their wires.
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Five men in white overalls lifted the stretcher off the ground, one of them taking care to lay a clear plastic IV bag that's connected to the patient onto his stomach.
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Several awkward minutes later, the door opened a crack, and a young Mexican man in a white apron beckoned us to enter, quietly, taking care to ensure we weren't being followed.
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If it did, it would risk running afoul of judicial claims by any aggrieved parties that the administration was not taking care to enforce the law as duly enacted by Congress.
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Analysts caution that African governments need to get better at negotiating loans with China, taking care to haggle over interest rates and adding clauses requiring full-time employment for local citizens.
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California's legislature, meanwhile, in December introduced a joint resolution calling for the elimination of the Electoral College, taking care to point out the popular-vote totals that so irk the president.
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But her narrow margin of victory over Merz - 517 votes to 482 in a run-off - means she is taking care to appeal to the CDU's conservative business base, which he represents.
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I have my usual breakfast and do my makeup, taking care to put on a good base of sunscreen (I use the Drunk Elephant Umbra Tinte) as the wedding is mostly outdoors.
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Working with a few curds at a time, toss the curds in the flour, then in the eggs, and then in the breadcrumbs, taking care to insure the curds are completely breaded.
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But I have grown all manner of herbs and vegetables over the years, taking care to use only the best practices, even the one that Kyle Dolan suggests in his theme today.
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As Trump prepares to wade once more into the heated immigration debate, the campaign is taking care to craft the critical speech, which the campaign absolutely wants to get right, the source said.
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After automatically locking on, I marveled as it tracked a ballerina as she danced across the stage, even taking care to switch between eyes depending on which one was closest to the camera.
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Place the busiate on a parchment paper-lined baking sheet, taking care to insure that the pasta does not touch one another, and let it dry out for at least 1 hour. 3.
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Lee and Thomas ferried them to appearances at the city's strip clubs, taking care to leave some cash behind, but the reaction was lukewarm, until Migos released a hit called "Versace," in 2013.
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WATCH: President Obama Speaks with VICE News Your job required you to be extremely present, but invisible amid the chaos of a presidency—taking care to never affect the scene you were capturing.
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But it's important that we're taking care to articulate the problem with our call outs, rather than making ad-hominem attacks; you'll notice I never criticized Miuccia Prada or said 'your bags are ugly.
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Season the shrimp all over with salt and pepper, then toss in the eggs, taking care to coat completely, then toss in the panko, pressing the breadcrumbs all over to ensure an even coating. 2.
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Lisa helped her center the fondant over a round Styrofoam form and over its sides, taking care to prevent folds by lifting the fondant away from the cake and easing it down with one hand.
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Below, we've collected our favorite works from around the world — taking care to include as many perspectives and geographies as we could, while still centering those in China, who remain most impacted by the virus.
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Because it's so thin, OnePlus also used specialized non-polar glass particles between the layers to add structural support, taking care to only place them around the camera holes so they wouldn't distort the image.
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Then-President George W. Bush's administration was criticized for its haphazard initial response to that storm, and Donald Trump's administration was taking care to be seen as responding quickly to its first major natural disaster.
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If you don't have one of these, use a vegetable peeler to pare off lozenges of zest, taking care to avoid the bitter white pith, then slice these crossways as finely as you can. 3.
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For people who believe that President Obama is legally obligated to deport unauthorized immigrants under all circumstances, the idea that he's violating the constitution by not "taking care" to enforce immigration laws has some appeal.
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As you explore, you gather evidence by eavesdropping on conversations, perusing prohibited areas, and scouring over confidential documents — taking care to avoid getting nabbed by security (and keeping an eye on your watch) in the process.
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It's a delicate operation, with conservationists taking care to flip the elephant's ears over their eyes to block out light and propping open the tips of their trunks with twigs to ensure they can breathe properly.
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Pruitt has instituted other security measures as well, requiring aides to surrender cell phones before meetings, telling them they can't take notes, and taking care to keep meetings in-person and verbal rather than over email.
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Ardern also spoke out against Islamophobia and white nationalism — taking care to note that while the suspected mosque shooter was not from New Zealand, that did not mean those same ideas did not exist in New Zealand.
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The two military men's sons, who have been filming The Gentlemen together in London, did their best to recreate the original photo, taking care to dress in the same clothes their fathers did back in the day.
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Khan recounted how she first discovered her image was used in a campaign six years ago, in a now-viral Twitter thread she posted to warn others about taking care to read the small print on contracts.
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And it isn't just amateur herpers who are becoming secretive; more and more scientists, including Howey, are taking care to obscure or even omit locations of certain species to avoid them being harassed, collected, or even killed.
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The administration spent more than a month rewriting the executive order -- exempting large categories of foreign travelers and taking care to make no expressed mention of religion -- all in the hopes of avoiding legal scrutiny a second time.
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Some engineers were frustrated they would have to again spend years updating the same jet, taking care to limit any changes, instead of starting fresh and incorporating significant technological advances, the current and former engineers and pilots said.
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Van der Laar outlines numerous bloody miracles and missteps while also taking care to explain the science and methodology behind the operations themselves; he is a surgeon, after all, and attention to detail is kind of their thing nowadays.
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For spray-on sunscreen, an ounce can be hard to estimate, so Kuritzky says to apply it "as if you're spray-painting," making sure to rub it in with your hands afterward and taking care to avoid inhaling the product.
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The Pentagon is taking care to prevent a slip in national security and readiness following the steady global spread of the coronavirus that has the Department of Defense (DOD) holding off on a military exercise, quarantining fleets and curtailing troop movement.
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Season the chicken all over with salt and pepper and, working with one piece at a time, dredge in the potato starch mixture, then the yogurt mixture, taking care to completely coat the chicken all over (every nook and cranny!).
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I sent the family a letter, taking care to include a photo of me smiling happily in a Mickey Mouse sweatshirt, and after a couple of months of snail-mail correspondence, they offered me the job of caring for their 1-year-old.
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"The Fed is doing the right thing," Wien said, adding that President Donald Trump should be boasting about how well the economy is doing instead of criticizing his top central banker for taking care to prevent an overheating by pushing rates up.
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"For anyone to characterize the fact that the President is taking care to make sure our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines are safe as somehow being a greenlight for a massacre is irresponsible and doesn't comport with the reality of the situation," the official added.
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Biden veered between taking care to explain elements of his plans (correcting himself, for example, when he said "the department of health" instead of the National Institutes of Health), and misstating his record (incorrectly calling himself an original sponsor of the Endangered Species Act).
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This sort of rush to judgment, and not taking care to make sure you've dotted your I's and crossed your T's — and you barely have enough evidence to indict and take your shot and hope that you're going to use anger and public outrage to convict people?
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And, more recently, after its stentorian "Against Trump" issue before the 2016 primaries, the magazine adopted what can most charitably be called an agnostic stance before the once-despicable specter of Trumpism ascendant, taking care to balance critiques of Trump with broadsides aimed at his critics.
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Mr. Abe was the first world leader to visit the then-president elect at Trump Tower in New York after his election in November 2016, and has talked by phone or in person with Mr. Trump numerous times, always taking care to avoid any criticism of him.
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Quickly she was out among the pews, pacing as far down the aisle as the microphone cord would let her, taking care to make direct eye contact with many in the room as she unleashed a stemwinder that sounded more like a sermon than a standard campaign stump speech.
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The prospect of cleaning a lactating udder by "pressing firmly until it's empty" while taking care to "do this in a pan so the milk doesn't squirt everywhere" would be a macabre repetition of the twice-daily milking of cows that was one of my chores as a kid.
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What distinguishes Outlines from most other true crime podcasts is that host Jess Carter and her assistant Gemma frequently travel to the locations of the crimes, taking care to give detailed, atmospheric descriptions of the landscape and the surrounding environs, often doing on-site interviews with the locals.
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Gantz had a slight lead in the polls at the time (he's now in a dead heat, though the outcome of the election will depend on how smaller, coalition-making parties fare), and he seemed to be taking care to say nothing that would get him into trouble.
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Heavily redacted plans published by The Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead show the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are taking care to renovate every inch of the property — previously described as "pretty dilapidated" by royal biographer Ingrid Seward shortly after the couple's move was announced — by redecorating its gutters and downpipes.
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While taking care to preserve the resort's early-1900s character, the owners added 75 new guest rooms, enhanced the hotel's gardens and grounds, and opened the resort's first restaurant, Sam's Social Club, named for Sam Brannan, the Gold Rush entrepreneur who built the original spa on the site in 1861.
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A statement released by CNN said the network "is reviewing the lawsuit," adding that "CNN reported on a newsworthy event and public discussion about it, taking care to report on additional facts as they developed and to share the perspectives of eyewitnesses and other participants and stakeholders as they came forward."
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The women had realized that they weren't being given credit for their ideas in meetings, so they adopted a strategy of "amplification" -- pointedly repeating each other's ideas, taking care to credit their originators, so that the men in the room could ignore neither the ideas nor the women from which it came.
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Aside from this innovation, however, he applies a white-gloved light hand to other well-known figures from Bertie's entourage — from Bertie's bun-throwing Drones Club pals Pongo Twistleton, Tuppy Glossop and Catsmeat Potter-Pirbright to his perpetually scheming Aunt Dahlia, and his flock of fiancées, taking care to avoid breakage as he buffs them with neo-Wodehousian wordplay.
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The original executive order was swiftly blocked nationwide by a federal judge in Seattle, the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals refused to reinstate it, and then the administration spent over a month rewriting it, exempting several categories of foreign travelers and taking care to make no express mention of religion -- all in the hopes of avoiding legal scrutiny for a second time around.
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Home Depot shareholders, represented by lead counsel from Faruqi & Faruqi and Schubert Jonckheer & Kolbe, asserted Delaware state law actions for breach of duty and waste of corporate assets – but also claimed board members violated Section 14 of the Securities and Exchange Act because, according to the plaintiffs, board members signed off on proxy statements in 2014 and 2015 that falsely assured shareholders the board was taking care to secure the company's data.
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Peter Debruge, Variety "Frozen II" is anything but a mindless remake… this gorgeous, glittering reunion of siblings Anna (Kristen Bell) and Elsa (Idina Menzel) proudly flaunts its own identity, even while taking care to incorporate so much of what worked about the original — like a steady stream of wisecracks from wonderstruck snowperson Olaf (Josh Gad)… Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian Part of the strangeness of watching Frozen II is wondering if there will be a specific "sequel" to Let It Go, a new number that takes its sentiments forward in some way, and it is simultaneously a mild disappointment and a vague relief that there isn't, or not exactly, although there are some hummable, catchy tunes.
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