Think of it as whetting your appetite for what's to come.
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Treat those disagreements as a whetting stone to sharpen your own arguments.
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Sparkling wine has performed that ice-breaking, appetite-whetting chore for ages.
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And the whole rigamarole is whetting fans' appetites for the new season of KUWTK.
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By whetting readers' appetites, though, "Coromandel" has no doubt tipped the scales a little.
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It wouldn't be a huge annual trade show without a few appetite-whetting leaks.
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And GDPR's extraterritorial reach and weighty public profile looks to be further whetting political appetites.
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As a medical student she spent two months in Liberia, whetting her desire to work in Africa.
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It was a day of superb individual displays with Slimani whetting the appetite of Leicester fans with two goals.
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A breadcrumber will send countless messages on dating apps, whetting their match's appetite and creating a hunger for more.
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Mr. Puddick's tale is one of many origin stories whetting the appetite of the new generation of gin connoisseurs.
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Unlike fall movies, fall games can immerse you for days and weeks, whetting your appetite for apple cider and scarves.
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All these years, anxious and angry, we had been whetting sharper and sharper blades, the better to cut ourselves with.
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"The simple French menu, the one that I now find most appetite-whetting—I used to consider it boring," he said.
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In response, the White House will no doubt accuse Beijing of whetting its currency as a weapon in the trade war.
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But it's not just Americans and Europeans who love chocolate, emerging markets such as China and India are whetting their appetite for the treat.
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The U.S. currency rose overnight after Trump sought a "historic" increase in military spending, whetting dollar bulls' appetite before the president's speech to Congress.
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This got me thinking: what are some of the best Grindr bops to listen to when you're thirsty and feel like whetting your whistle?
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To briefly recap, "Fantastic Beasts" ended with the evil, dangerous Grindelwald not only captured but revealed to be Depp, whetting appetites for the sequel to come.
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After whetting fans' appetites with a dialogue-free teaser in February, the studio revealed a bit more of the follow-up's story in the new clip.
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In the strictest sense of the term, I have found little else that serves as pure an appetite-whetting function as a good vermouth on ice.
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Whether a keen home chef or simply an enthusiastic eater, here are shows that will teach you a few things in the kitchen while whetting your appetite.
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With the exception of Ronda Rousey, McGregor's name means more than any other MMA fighter when it comes to whetting the appetite of the country's largest media market.
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The studio kept fans waiting another three years for the reunion, whetting appetites with a series of solo adventures featuring Captain America, Iron Man, and Thor in the interim.
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His government has already lifted capital controls, spurred a devaluation of the peso and cut export taxes, whetting investor appetite to funnel money into Latin America's third largest economy.
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The first of her books to be translated into English, it is part of The New York Review of Books' new graphic novel series, whetting our appetite for more.
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Off the Menu The centerpiece of Shelly Fireman's relocated theater district restaurant is the appetite-whetting cornucopia of antipasto platters arranged around the bar, just steps from the entrance.
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Whether you're a keen home chef or simply an enthusiastic eater, here are six podcasts about food that'll teach you a few things in the kitchen while whetting your appetite.
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The frontal attack Trump has engineered — in part by stigmatizing "political correctness" — has had a dual effect, throwing Democrats back on their heels while simultaneously whetting their appetite for a fight.
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Further whetting risk appetite, Reuters exclusively reported on Monday that U.S. negotiators have tempered demands that China curb industrial subsidies as a condition for a trade deal after strong resistance from Beijing.
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As we contemplated reasonably priced wines to serve with the holiday feast, I thought about something savory, appetite-whetting and not particularly filling to nibble with the drinks before everyone's plates are loaded.
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Retailer Smart & Final is also in the market this month, whetting investor appetite with a two-part US$790m seven-year transaction that supports Apollo Global Management's US$1.12bn private takeover of the company.
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He endured grueling rehabilitation from his P.O.W. experience to return to the military and become naval liaison to the Senate, whetting an interest in politics that eventually took him to the House and then the Senate.
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Cochran was killed in an automobile crash shortly before the concert, but the show went on and it was a success, whetting Mr. Williams's taste for rock promotion and leading to his involvement with the young Beatles.
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My decidedly spoiler-free review generally praised the film, with some quibbles, while whetting my appetite for such high-profile reviewing assignments once out of college, a job that would formally elude me for nearly 20 years.
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The film touches on interesting issues as Mr. Baca and crew try to define the new beat, but it has a maddeningly short attention span, whetting your appetite for substantive discussion but then flitting on to another topic.
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Besides the normal historical cycle of backlash against the White House, Democrats this time around are whetting their lips because House Republicans have just voted for a health care bill that rescinds benefits for millions of hard-working Americans.
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In addition to whetting one's appetite for full biographies of all eight of its central figures, "The Art of Rivalry" arouses deeper curiosity about a number of supporting characters, including Charles Baudelaire, Gertrude Stein, Peggy Guggenheim and Lee Krasner.
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These early, dragon-less skirmishes between the Greyjoys and at Highgarden also serve the purpose of dispensing with a bunch of second- and third-tier characters, while whetting viewers' appetites for bigger conflicts between the top-tier players later on.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Author George R.R. Martin has hinted at the possibility of not one but two new "Game of Thrones" books in 2018, whetting the appetites of fans who have been waiting for the next installment of the epic saga since 2011.
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JAKARTA/SEOUL (Reuters) - Indonesia's opening of its fiercely protected cinema industry is whetting the appetite of overseas firms such as South Korea's CJ CGV Co Ltd, looking to profit from an increase in the supply of foreign movies to a vast, underdeveloped market.
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Amazon Prime launched in 2005, tantalizing consumers with two-day delivery and whetting their appetites for the parade of delivered goods that would follow: prepared food, groceries, gifts, paper towels, mattresses, wardrobe recommendations and nearly anything else that could fit in a box.
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While there is no clear quid pro quo, you can bet Democrats are whetting their rhetorical rapiers to argue that a provision that may be tucked into the Republicans' plan to repeal Obamacare is aimed at a specific group of lawmakers from a specific state.
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A Fez tannery appears among thousands of other beguiling and quirky wonders in the richly annotated ATLAS OBSCURA: An Explorer's Guide to the World's Hidden Wonders (Workman, $35), a wanderlust-whetting cabinet of curiosities on paper devised by Joshua Foer, Dylan Thuras and Ella Morton.
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"The army of the DPRK is whetting the sword of retaliation shaper [sic] than before with a firm hold on the nuclear sword of justice to cope with the U.S. imperialists' escalating aggression moves," North's Korean state-run Korean Central News Agency said on its website.
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In the decade or so since culinary travel began whetting the appetites of gastronauts, food-related travel has shifted from pure consumption — hitting that bucket list of Michelin-starred restaurants — to deeper investigations into where food comes from and the cultural and geographic factors that influence it.
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By conceding that Mr Corbyn has a point on social housing or university fees but then offering tame solutions, such as freezing fees at £9,250 ($12,200) or building just 25,000 more social homes, the doctrine is in danger of simply whetting the appetite for Mr Corbyn's Special Brew.
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Having missed his first release date, Manson has been whetting fans' appetites for new material via a series of cryptic videos on Instagram featuring the Cross of Lorraine (‡), a symbol rumored to be associated with the Knights Templar and Freemasonry and one that Manson frequently uses in his stage shows and merchandise.
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Bhillama most probably died a natural death after suffering a defeat against Ballala. The claim of Ballala "whetting his sword on the grindstone of Bhima's head" appears to a poetic description by the later Hoysala poets.
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Another unusual aspect of the product was that it was pasteurized, which allowed it to be promoted as containing no artificial preservatives. Chelsea ran afoul of anti-alcohol advocates for supposedly whetting teen appetites for alcoholic drinks. The drink, available in 10 oz., 32 oz.
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Though in this case the Swedes came at the invitation of a Danish king to help subdue his rebellious subjects and duly handed over to the king the territory which they conquered, it had a clear effect of whetting Swedish appetite to gain the territory for themselves, which was manifested in a long series of subsequent wars culminating with the final Swedish victory and conquest in 1658.
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The small community live in a primitive fashion, having a simple anarchist–socialist political system. Life is peaceful in general though, even utopian. The translator tells the children stories in a pidgin tongue which they all share, while Paris reads to them from Alexander Pope and David Hume. Erasmus finds Paris' journal among the wreckage of the Merchant, his cousin's writings clashing with his strongly capitalist convictions, and further whetting his appetite for retribution.
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The major constituents are tannins, flavonoids and starch. In West Africa, the plant Tetrapleura tetraptera (locally known as Aridan) is used as a spice, a medicine and as a dietary supplement rich in vitamins. it is mostly found in Ghana in West Africa. it is used to prepare palm nut soup and other types of soups especially what is known by most Ghanaians as light soup because of its perceived medicinal benefits and whetting aroma.
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"Peasant Whetting the Scythe", 1928 woodcut by Gyula Derkovits, who inspired Vida's early sculptures While he could no longer pursue training in art, Vida still drew, sculpted and carved, also taking advice from vacationing artists such as Petre Abrudan, Alexandru Ciucurencu and Jenő Szervánszky.Bodea, p. 14 He befriended the local artist Géza Kádár and his piano-teaching wife Elisabeta. Both fostered his artistic education, and put him into contact with artist Béni Ferenczy.
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Retrieved October 11, 2010. Slants Jesse Cataldo perceived "half-assed rhyme work" from Wayne and called it "kind of a crummy album, rife with laziness and repetition ... It may have a decidedly lazy presentation, but I Am Not a Human Being inevitably succeeds at what it sets out to do: remind us of Wayne's artistic validity and whetting our appetite for more."Cataldo, Jesse (October 14, 2010). "Lil Wayne: I Am Not a Human Being", Slant.
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In 2003, Viktor started to delve into the world of single-seater racing cars, attending the Formula BMW scholarship course in Valencia, Spain. Whetting his appetite to progress into cars, Viktor then tested a number of cars including Formula Ford, Formula Renault and Caterham Superlights. One of the cars tested was a Formula Palmer-Audi car. The FPA car impressed, and it was decided that 2004 would see Viktor competing in the Formula Palmer-Audi Championship.
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The album was again self-released, distributed by Faulty Products. A video clip for "All Twisted" appeared in rotation on MTV, making Kraut the first independent band to be played on the station. The band released a mini-album, Whetting the Scythe, in 1984, and toured the U.S. By the mid-1980s, Kraut had added second guitarist Christopher Smith from Battalion of Saints, and developed a more hard rock/metal sound. Guitarist Holland went on to play for New York hardcore band the Cro-Mags.
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History, for him, is nothing more than a slaughterhouse . . . “the place of a skull and charnel house of a mad, incurably bloodthirsty slaughtering, flaying and whetting, of an irresistible urge to destroy to the last.” Although inspired by the already extreme philosophy of Philipp Mainländer, Horstmann ends up with an even more explicit solution regarding the problem of human existence. In his book The Beast he actually goes so far as to suggest the use of nuclear weapons in order to bring forth the extinction of the human race.
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Brown was born in Pioneer, Missouri and raised in nearby Cassville until around age nine, when his family moved to Idaho. He was the first member of his family to attend high school and the only member of his graduating high school class to attend college. After a year as a college student in Idaho, he joined the Army Air Corps, where he was assigned to work in chemical warfare operations. His tasks included teaching safety lessons, which he later described as "whetting [his] teaching interest" for his later activities as an educator.
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Among his numerous classically minded patrons was William Cavendish, 6th Duke of Devonshire, who commissioned two marble bas-reliefs, Day and Night (1819), and Diskobolos Preparing to Throw (1828), both in Chatsworth House. A bronze copy of his Diskobolos stands in the gardens of the Palais des Académies in Brussels. Another bronze copy is in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. For Carlos Miguel Fitz-James Stuart, 14th Duke of Alba Kessels sculpted Reclining disk thrower, now in the Accademia Nazionale di San Luca in Rome, and Cupid whetting his darts.
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Berezovsky wrote, "The Fifth Symphony is the weakest of Tchaikovsky's symphonies, but nevertheless it is a striking work, taking a prominent place not only among the composer's output but among Russian works in general. ... the entire symphony seems to spring from some dark spiritual experience." On the symphony's first performance in the United States, critical reaction, especially in Boston, was almost unanimously hostile. A reviewer for the Boston Evening Transcript, October 24, 1892, wrote: > Of the Fifth Tchaikovsky Symphony one hardly knows what to say ... In the > Finale we have all the untamed fury of the Cossack, whetting itself for > deeds of atrocity, against all the sterility of the Russian steppes.
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One pathos-laden account comes from a sailor dubbed Jon The Greenlander, not from origin of birth, but because "...he had drifted to Greenland no fewer than three times...Once when he was sailing with some German merchants from Hamburg, they entered a deep still Greenland fjord...upon going ashore they saw boat-houses, fish-sheds and stone houses for the drying of fish such as are in Iceland...There they found a dead man lying face downwards. On his head was a well-sewn cap. The rest of his garments were partly of wadmal, partly of sealskin. Beside him lay a sheath-knife, much worn from frequent whetting..."Land Under the Pole Star, pg.
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Detailed information on Tao Yuanmings younger years are not known, although it is safe to say that they were lived in a difficult environment. When he would have been eighteen or nineteen, occurred the invasion by the state of Former Qin (ruled by an ethnically Hu dynasty) and the events culminating in the Battle of Fei River (383), which after great risk to the existence of Eastern Jin, resulted in against odds gains of territory north of Yangzi river, also whetting Eastern Jin appetites for reconquering the former northern territories. Many events would occur during Tao Yuanming's lifetime, including two revolts leading to usurpation of the throne, and eventually, in his old age, the overthrow of Eastern Jin.
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On December 30, 2011, designer Eva Zeisel died, prompting Dr. Carney to move forward with her museum plans, as she had shared her dream with Eva, who supported the idea. In 2012, Dr. Carney moved to Ann Arbor, filed for incorporation, and applied for 501(c)(3) status. Because of the cost of commercial space in Ann Arbor, the museum lacks a dedicated exhibition space. As a result, public exhibitions of the museum’s collection occurs in curated exhibits at other facilities, particularly in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, holding exhibits lasting from 3 days to 5 months. For example, one of its first exhibits was “Whetting Your Appetite,” held in 2013 at SOFA in Chicago.
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" He further calls the track a "heaven/hell juxtaposition" that "feels like the most logical step imaginable for Sigur Rós in light of last year's Valtari, a Calgon bath of a record that suggested that the band had run out of ideas." Grayson Hale of Sputnikmusic stated "As just a small taste of what's to come, "Brennisteinn" certainly achieves its goal of whetting the appetite." While Hale also makes a comparison to 2002's ( ), he writes "Although no two albums of theirs sound exactly alike, this is the first time we are really hearing something of a reinvention from the group." Jake Jenkins of the Sanctuary Review noted of the band's approach of a more "aggressive" sound, but in allusion to this he wrote that "aggressive is an understatement.
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When Rabindranath Tagore saw young Gopinath's performance in early thirties he wrote an appreciation on the dancer: "Mr Gopinath is a real artist and I am sure there are not many who could rightfully take their stand by his side either in India or abroad. He brought to my mind glimpses of the great past when dancing was one of the most treasured arts in India and not as today, a mere device of whetting up the jaded appetite of the idle rich. His presence in our midst was a great lesson and now that dancing is again coming into vogue amongst us, his style should give us a correct lead, for in want of it, we are yet groping in the dark." He was awarded the Veera Srumkhala from, Chithira Thirunal Balarama Varma the King of Travancore.
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Dunne said of the experience as caretaker that he "enjoyed the pressure and he enjoyed the challenge" and that "it made him better and made him want to get better", whetting his appetite for more. John Ward, whom Dunne succeeded as Colchester United manager Boothroyd left the U's in May 2010 for Coventry City, as Colchester chairman Robbie Cowling announced that both Boothroyd's former assistant John Ward and Dunne were both in the running for the managerial position. On 31 May, Ward was confirmed as the club's new manager, and Dunne was promoted once again to the position of assistant manager. Following Ward's dismissal as Colchester manager on 24 September 2012, Dunne was once again made caretaker manager as Cowling began his search for a new manager. However, three days later on 27 September 2012, without managing a game as caretaker, Dunne was appointed full-time manager of Colchester United on a one-year rolling contract. He named former Colchester United midfielder and friend Mark Kinsella as his assistant.
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