While whisking vigorously, pour in the olive oil and continue whisking until it emulsifies into a vinaigrette.
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Cook, whisking occasionally, until sugar is dissolved, about 2 minutes.
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While whisking constantly, slowly add in the oil until emulsified.
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Whisking the mayonnaise and pepper until the mixture is smooth.
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Continue whisking while adding the cream in a steady stream.
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While whisking constantly, slowly whisk in the oil until emulsified.
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Return bowl to saucepan, and cook 2 minutes, whisking constantly.
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While whisking constantly, slowly drizzle in the oil until emulsified.
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Add the soaked gelatin and milk, whisking to combine. 5.
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We saw Jamala's London publicist whisking her into a van.
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While whisking constantly, slowly stream in the oil until emulsified. 4.
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Cook, whisking constantly, until mixture boils and thickens, about 5 minutes.
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Start by whisking together chia seeds with apple cider and honey.
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Pour the melted butter into the milk-egg mixture, whisking vigorously.
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While continuously whisking, slowly stream in the olive oil until emulsified.
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While continuously whisking, slowly drizzle in the olive oil until emulsified.
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Add in the flour, whisking, until right brown, about 5 minutes.
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Return to the heat and cook, whisking continuously, for 3 minutes.
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While continually whisking, slowly stream in the sesame oil until emulsified.
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It made a whisking sound, like the underside of the chin.
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Whisk in the milk and cook, whisking, until boiling, about 5 minutes.
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While whisking, slowly drizzle in the oil until the dressing is emulsified.
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Sprinkle flour over drippings; cook, whisking constantly, until mixture forms a paste.
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Add cheese gradually to skillet, whisking constantly until melted after each addition.
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Increase heat to medium-high, and return to a boil, whisking occasionally.
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While whisking, drizzle in the olive oil and pour over Brussels sprouts.
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Add cornstarch and salt next, whisking until there are no more clumps.
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Add flour, and cook, whisking constantly, until lightly golden, about 1 minute.
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Whisk in chicken broth, and continue whisking until flour is fully incorporated.
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Cook, whisking gently constantly, for 5 to 7 minutes, or until thick.
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Sieve the chickpea flour in, whisking vigorously so as to avoid lumps.
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Look at all those strong baker hands kneading dough and whisking batter!
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First, make a stiff, unsalted mayonnaise by whisking oil into egg yolks.
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Add the flour and cook, whisking constantly, until incorporated, about 1 minute.
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Gently temper the yolks by slowly adding hot cream mixture while whisking constantly.
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Pour half of the hot milk over the yolk mixture, whisking to combine.
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Slowly pour the warm milk mixture into the egg mixture while whisking vigorously.
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"The feast after the fast," Frank added, whisking me away from the ambassador.
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Slowly drizzle in the oil while whisking constantly to form a vinaigrette. 2.
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Slowly add in the oil, whisking constantly, until it is emulsified and thick.
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Add the milk, whisking constantly, and stir until thick, about 6 minutes. 4.
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Add in the half and half, whisking, so that there are no lumps.
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Pour in the hot milk in a steady stream, whisking constantly, until smooth.
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While whisking constantly, stir in the milk and cook until thick, 2 minutes.
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JoJo announces that she is whisking them away to Punta del Este, Uruguay.
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Add the cheese to the broth in 3 batches, whisking well to incorporate.
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But that's not the same as whisking transcripts away to a classified system.
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Cook over low heat, whisking constantly, for 1 minute, until smooth and thick. 3.
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Now, measuring, pouring, and whisking is one-part hobby and one-part distraction method.
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Gradually whisk in milk, and cook, whisking constantly, until mixture thickens, about 5 minutes.
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Return to medium heat and cook, whisking continuously, until the sauce begins to thicken.
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Add the butter, a couple of cubes at a time, whisking after each addition.
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Gradually pour ½ cup hot half-and-half into egg-yolk mixture, whisking constantly, to temper.
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Gradually pour hot-milk mixture into yolk mixture in a slow, steady stream, whisking constantly.
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Cook, whisking constantly, for about 5 minutes, making sure mixture doesn't take on any color.
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Whisking constantly, gradually pour in the hot cream mixture, then add pumpkin puree and stir.
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There's something romantic about meeting a traditional country girl and whisking her away to wherever.
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Slowly add the eggs yolks, whisking continuously, until emulsified and slightly thick, 4 minutes. 3.
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Stir in milk and cream and keep whisking until it boils and starts to thicken.
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Or as the Secret Service calls it, whisking the president away for his own safety.
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Strapping on a headset and whisking yourself directly into a virtual space is immensely thrilling.
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Transfer back to the saucepan and cook, whisking constantly, until a thermometer reads 145°F.
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Take the act of whisking egg whites to make simple meringues (or cakes or soufflés).
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Cook for 1 to 2 minutes, then gradually stir in the milk while whisking constantly.
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Slowly pour in the milk and cook, whisking constantly, until thick, 8 to 10 minutes.
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Reduce heat to medium-low; cook, whisking constantly, until deep golden brown, 3 to 5 minutes.
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Add olive oil in a slow, steady stream, whisking constantly, until mixture is emulsified and thick.
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Using a whisk, add the butter little by little, whisking vigorously to make an emulsified sauce.
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Slowly pour in the milk mixture while whisking constantly and cook until thick, about 3 minutes.
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Pour a little into the eggs, whisking constantly, then pour the remainder and whisk to combine.
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The heat-trapping gas appears as winds of red, blue and yellow whisking around the planet.
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Add ⅓ cup flour and cook, whisking continuously, just until the raw flour smell dissipates, about 1 minute.
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Continue whisking while adding the milk a little at a time to prevent the mixture from clumping.
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Place the liquid in a small saucepan over medium-high and bring to a boil, whisking constantly.
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Soon after the babies were born, Cook was powerless to stop nurses from whisking the infants away.
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Mix in vinegar and water, and place on stove over medium heat, whisking constantly to not burn.
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December 21 is especially magical: Your ruling planet Venus connects with Neptune, whisking you off your feet!
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Back in his chauffeured car, whisking downtown to his office at the Tweed Courthouse, Mr. Carranza sighed.
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While the Yankees began preparing for the season, Austin was whisking around the clubhouse on a scooter.
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And passenger drones might some day act as magic carpets, whisking people across cities from rooftop to rooftop.
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They got married with a lavish European blowout in May 2014, whisking guests from Paris to Florence, Italy.
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Bring to a boil over medium heat, then boil for 2 to 3 minutes, whisking the whole time.
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Add in about ½ cup of the hot pasta water, whisking constantly to prevent the egg from scrambling. 5.
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Add melted butter to egg yolk mixture, 1 or 2 tablespoons at a time, while whisking yolks constantly.
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There were no song-and-dance sequences, no lavish weddings, and no bankable superstars whisking away leading ladies.
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Add the milk and bring to a simmer over medium heat, whisking, until thick, 5 to 7 minutes.
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Reduce the heat to medium and continue to cook the custard, whisking constantly, until thick, about 3 minutes.
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Lower the heat to medium, then add the chocolate, whisking vigorously until the chocolate is completely melted. 3.
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Add the milk powder and cornstarch, still whisking, until dissolved and the mixture is smooth and thick. 4.
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Once the black sauce has come to a simmer, slowly drizzle in the slurry while whisking until thick.
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A judge granted Wells Fargo's request to move the case to arbitration, whisking it out of public view.
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While whisking, stir in about 5 ounces|150 ml water or more until a smooth consistency is achieved.
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Add 1 cup of flour a little bit at a time, whisking constantly, to create a thick roux.
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In others, they'll pick an audience member for a "one-on-one," whisking the individual into a room alone.
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By whisking from topic to topic, she covers a lot of ground, and brings in a lot of voices.
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But the images mesmerize, even today; they are capable, at least, of whisking off anyone's imagination to distant lands.
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A simple mustard dressing comes together by whisking whole-grain mustard, maple syrup, fennel seeds, cider vinegar and oil.
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Nestled behind armored shields on the beetle's back, they unfurl in whirring sheets, whisking their clumsy owners from danger.
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We walk back home and I make hot honey by whisking honey, hot sauce, cayenne, garlic, and salt together.
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Like Ms. Chavers, a handful of girlfriends are whisking Ms. North to Vermont for a post-wedding party weekend.
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At the time, I wanted my friends to see Michael Jackson whisking me out of airports and into limousines.
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Reduce heat to medium; add chocolate, and cook, whisking vigorously, until chocolate is completely melted, 1 to 2 minutes. 2.
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Whatsit, who makes a transformation we haven't seen before, whisking them away on a unique kind of magic carpet ride.
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Add the buttermilk or milk gradually, whisking until the glaze is smooth and fluid enough to drizzle over the cake.
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For the blueberry chia pudding, add cider and honey to chia seeds while whisking making sure there are no clumps.
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Cook over high, whisking constantly, until the batter doesn't stick to the sides of the pan, about 8 minutes. 2.
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There were four robot cooks in the kitchen, each undertaking basic tasks such as whisking, stirring, squirting oil and shaking.
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It's less complicated than it tastes, and really just requires a bit of whisking and some time to thicken up.
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Continue until all the butter has been added, whisking to combine until the consistency is that of golden syrup. 5.
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Remove from heat and continue whisking until the mixture becomes creamy, and forms ribbons in the batter, about 3 more minutes.
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Whisk in milk powder and cornstarch, and cook, whisking constantly, until chocolate is completely melted and mixture is smooth and thick.
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Or, perhaps, something more terrestrial — a magical underground tunnel, whisking you away to destinations heretofore only envisioned one sunny afternoon daydream?
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Gradually stir about ¼ of hot eggnog mixture into beaten eggs; add egg mixture to remaining hot eggnog mixture, whisking constantly. 2.
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Make the béchamel: In a small pot over medium heat, melt butter, whisk in flour, and cook, whisking, until golden brown.
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As the couple appeared, the guests formed a happy scrum around them, whisking them through the doorway and into the house.
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The wide, generous saucepan has a rounded profile to make stirring and whisking a custard, hollandaise or a risotto a breeze.
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In a small saucepan, melt the marshmallows, hazelnut spread, instant coffee, and 1/4 cup coconut milk over medium, whisking to combine.
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Add 1/123 cup of the hot dairy mixture to the yolks while whisking so the hot milk doesn't scramble the yolks.
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Whisk in lemon juice alternately with remaining 1 cup flour, beginning and ending with flour, whisking until just combined after each addition.
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Mariah Carey's legendary voice is pulling off more than just hit singles – it's whisking tops off bottles in the Bottle Cap Challenge!
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Cook for 3 minutes more, then slowly add the remaining butter, swirling and whisking to incorporate before adding in the next cube.
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Pour in the milk and cream, reduce the heat to medium-low, and continue whisking until thick, about 5 to 7 minutes.
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The robots are whisking hundreds of pounds of products all over the place, and they're not equipped to deal with human movement.
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The series features its own cloud character, Cumulo, who helps the heroine, True, by whisking her to destinations like the Wishing Tree.
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It starts with puréeing herbs into olive oil, then whisking that fragrant oil into a stiff mayonnaise with avocado, garlic and anchovy.
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That's because India and neighboring Bangladesh embarked on a massive evacuation, whisking more than a million people to safety in each country.
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She became publicly known as "elevator girl" or "Trump Tower girl," quietly whisking the then-President-elect's guests up the golden elevators.
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It's been six weeks since law enforcement said the Saudis played an important role in whisking these suspects out of the country.
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There is a lot of work to do, and technical milestones to meet, before hyperloop is whisking people in pods through a tunnel.
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They then placed the shark, dubbed Miss Helen, in a bucket and onto a baby stroller before whisking it out of the building.
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" The tabloid said it had evidence that Bezos has been "whisking his mistress off to exotic destinations on his $65 million private jet.
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Continue heating the cheese over the pan of simmering water, whisking occasionally until the entire mass melts together into smooth, cheesy deliciousness. 5.
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He makes an executive decision to save her by whisking her off to a Mexican restaurant, where she'll presumably feel more at home.
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And there were concerns about a new aluminum facade that was supposed to improve the building — but was now whisking the flames skyward.
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" The tabloid says it has evidence that Bezos has been "whisking his mistress off to exotic destinations on his $65 million private jet.
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Additionally, the intermittent micronaps that keep whisking me away midsentence are clearly not propelling my work forward as quickly as I would like.
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Slowly add the milk to the eggs, whisking in a little at a time, until fully incorporated, then strain through a fine-mesh strainer.
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It was as simple as whisking a couple eggs, pouring them into the cooker, adding my veggies of choice, and pressing the cook button.
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Trish MacEnroe, executive director of Baby-Friendly USA, said hospitals across the country used to discourage breastfeeding inadvertently by whisking babies away to nurseries.
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When leaving, their grocery bags were nowhere to be seen, which means someone must have loaded the bags for them before whisking them away.
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We're not even suggesting you make your mayonnaise like some old-school French chef, painstakingly whisking away by hand for like a half hour.
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Musk has said previously that the system will be capable of whisking pedestrians, cyclists and private vehicles at speeds of up to 155 mph.
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But on the day after the exam my best friend is whisking me away for a thank-God-you're-done trip to the beach.
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On June 18, 2013, Donald Trump had some exciting news: He would soon be whisking dozens of the world's most beautiful women to Russia.
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The second shot is more candid, featuring Vanessa and Nick whisking their two youngest into the air while big brother Camden performs a mighty stretch.
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Or are you satisfied with its balance of interesting deconstructions of racism and society and unidentified flying objects whisking old men away into the sky?
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Cook, whisking occasionally to discourage the milk from scorching, until the mixture come to a full rolling boil remove the heat from the pot. 3.
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The sands of the hourglass are falling faster and faster, whisking us into the fickle unknown of our futures with a jarring and invincible intensity.
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This easy-as-hell dessert is perfect for every celebration and doubles as a nice little workout for your egg-beating and cream-whisking muscles.
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You can do the same for oatmeal by whisking a few tablespoons of protein powder into ¼ cup of milk and mixing it into cooked oatmeal.
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In Michael's fifteenth year, his life accelerated, like a cylinder in one of those pneumatic tubes, whisking off your deposit at a drive-through bank.
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Even with the revolving doors of Grey-Sloan Memorial whisking doctors out with each season, you've still got more Grey's Anatomy to look forward to.
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The Vatican drew criticism for protecting its own by whisking the priest away, but said he would face investigation and perhaps trial in Vatican City.
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Otis Elevator developed a special high-speed elevator that goes 2,000 feet per minute, whisking you up 2100 floors in a minute and a half.
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Bloom also gave insight into why he proposed to Perry in such an elaborate way, whisking her away in a helicopter before finally popping the question.
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On Twitter, he posted a video of futuristic-looking subway cars that are seemingly capable of carrying over a dozen passengers whisking along an electric rail.
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Simon's latest YouTube video shows him not-so-subtly preparing for the big moment, before whisking his gal off on a holiday to pop the question.
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You go to parties just to make out in the corner, using so much tongue you make a schmuk-schmuk sound like you're whisking pancake batter.
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Mr. Green said he was not sold on the authorities' assurances that they were whisking passengers from the cruise ship away to quarantine on military bases.
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Add milk powder, peanut butter and cornstarch, and cook, whisking constantly, until all ingredients are dissolved and mixture is smooth and thick, 2 to 3 minutes. 3.
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"Some of them are whisking off to Hawaii, some of them are doing small trips around town, cooking dinner, breakfast in bed," says McKamy of the clips.
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Sound can be marvelously evocative; whisking us away from offices and homes to sit beside babbling streams in shady forests, or shiver on an exposed mountain side.
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WASHINGTON — Melissa Peterman, the actress and comedian, scooped up Kristin Chenoweth like a bride, whisking her off the stage as Reba McEntire blew kisses from the balcony.
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They suggest folks pull isopropyl alcohol, hydrogen peroxide and glycerin (if you have it) from cupboards and start whisking to attempt a homemade Purell, if you will.
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Several private planes had come throughout the day, unloaded relief supplies and filled their seats with storm survivors, whisking them to Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas.
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These clever covers can be pulled off prior to your drive, whisking away the snow and preventing ice from adhering to the glass in the first place.
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Available in a range of fabrics, shapes and colors, these storage workhorses are the most stylish solution to whisking away clutter and tidying up spaces, large and small.
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When the fans found the car tasked with whisking the bridesmaid away, they were disappointed to see that security made sure they couldn't get a glimpse of Swift.
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In a large pot, Padilla makes a quick roux by melting down butter and whisking in flour until well-combined, then cooking the mixture for a few minutes.
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Inditex, known for whisking the latest fashions from catwalk to store rails in a matter of days, has weathered the onslaught from online rivals relatively well, analysts say.
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Musk said that while the tunnel is capable of whisking cars along at 110 mph, people will be going through at a more comfortable 40 to 50 mph.
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The stand mixer made me feel superhuman, taking over all the hard work of creaming fats and sugars, whisking stiff meringues, mixing boiling hot sugar syrups into buttercream.
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The Neediest Cases Fund The first two years of Stuart Singer's retirement were pure play, spent whisking through New York City by bike, visiting museums and art galleries.
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But new luxury services offer to cut down that time by whisking families on a private jet outfitted with college regalia and staffed with a college admissions counselor.
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Mr. Bannon was Mr. Harward's biggest supporter in the West Wing for the national security adviser role, whisking him into a secret meeting with the president on Monday.
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But some critics saw in the Vatican's move a reflexive step to protect its own by whisking a priest away from a justice system in a foreign land.
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The Thermomix is a one-stop-shop for all of your blending, boiling, chopping, crushing, grinding, milling, kneading, stewing, grating, emulsifying, whisking, weighing, and oh so much more.
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The Thermomix is a one-stop-shop for all of your blending, boiling, chopping, crushing, grinding, milling, kneading, stewing, grating, emulsifying, whisking, weighing, and oh so much more.
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And because Peter didn't spend the entire finale rocking bed head and whisking the perfect omelette, we were all forced to see his genuinely upsetting breakup with Rachel Lindsay.
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Stir together sugar, oil, maple syrup and salt in a small saucepan; bring to a boil over medium-high heat, whisking often, until sugar dissolves, 4 to 5 minutes.
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The concept originated in a paper by Tesla Motors chief executive Elon Musk in 2013, who envisioned it whisking passengers from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 30 minutes.
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The train is also intended to promote tourism, whisking visitors to popular sites such as the white sandy beaches of Tulum and the famed Mayan ruins at Chichen Itza.
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When Angie walked in the door, she only needed to take one look before whisking me away, getting me stoned and giving me an Ativan so I could sleep.
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With Burns in prison, other members of the "abortion racket" went to greater lengths to avoid the law, blindfolding or drugging women before whisking them away to secret clinics.
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When Rhoades finally comes to see him, praising his tenacity and whisking him out of isolation to find "an office that befits," Connerty clearly believes that bygones are bygones.
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The Hydro Bot worked as advertised, whisking the sweat away from my mid-layers and out into the ether just as fast as it could be extracted from my glands.
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What better proof of this than the vision of 1,000 private planes whisking their occupants to Davos to discuss the question of "creating a shared future in a fragmented world"?
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The concept originated in a paper by Tesla Motors Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk in 2013, who envisioned it whisking passengers from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 30 minutes.
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Johnny Manziel and his smokin' hot wife, Bre Tiesi, aren't wasting any time celebrating the ol' ball and chain ... whisking away to Cabo for some married fun in the sun!!
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In a scene straight out of a romantic comedy, he returns to Mexico to reclaim his lady love's heart, whisking her off into the sunset in his beat up van.
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Without the constant whisking of the director, Christopher Ashley, the monotonously Celtic-inflected songs (by Irene Sankoff and David Hein) tend to separate like egg whites and sag into inconsequence.
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These include a Julienne disc for fine slicing, a whisking disc, a French fry cutter, and an adjustable disc that can create slices ranging in thickness from 0.3 to 8mm.
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Jordan Binion intently stared out his kitchen window, fully expecting Drake or Justin Timberlake to arrive on his doorstep, whisking him away to a musical career that would make him famous.
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Thankfully, three New York City councilmen introduced a bill on Wednesday that would criminalize digitally whisking your dick photos to anyone who doesn't want to see them, which is probably everybody.
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Despite living in London and being engaged to a woman for the sake of the families' "dynastic plan," Logan attempted to win Rory back by whisking her away for a night.
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Return the mixture to the saucepan, and cook, whisking constantly, until the mixture thickens slightly and just begins to bubble around the edges (reaching 183° on an instant-read thermometer). 4.
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Despite living in London and being engaged to a woman for the sake of the families' "dynastic plan," Logan attempts to win Rory back by whisking her away for a night.
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The Hyperloop concept originated in a paper by Tesla Motors Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk in 2013, who envisioned it whisking passengers from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 30 minutes.
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But whisking satellites, space probes and even people into orbit on a giant elevator might be cheaper, more reliable and more civilised than using giant fireworks—if one could be built.
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Inditex, known for whisking the latest trends from runway to stores in a matter of days, is bucking a broader industry trend as other major fashion retailers complain of weak demand.
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Before the Olympics come to Paris in 2024 a non-stop service will start whisking passengers from Charles de Gaulle to Gare de l'Est, in the centre, in just 20 minutes.
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I like the KitchenAid 7-Quart Pro Line Stand Mixer because it has a roomy stainless-steel bowl, ergonomic levers, and it makes quick work of mixing, kneading, and whisking tasks.
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The plan is to eventually shift some projects to Hyperloops, the high-speed capsule in a vacuum tube that Musk envisions whisking passengers from Washington to New York in 29 minutes.
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During the Cold War, Communist East German agents kidnapped a number of people on the streets of what was then West Berlin, sometimes bundling individuals into cars and whisking them off.
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In a mixing bowl, whisk the tomato sauce, one tablespoon of soy sauce and the honey together, add one tablespoon of water while whisking to reduce the thickness of the sauce.
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He assures her that he is nothing like Chet and that at the end of this season of the series, he's whisking her away from this place to do something entirely new.
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You can learn how to make a modern version here, but it seems that no one has yet improved upon Hannah Glasse's technique of whisking by hand to get the proper texture.
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Remove from the heat and stir in 303 teaspoon|230 grams vanilla, 21 tablespoons|28 grams of the butter, and the salt and pour over the peanut butter, whisking, until slightly smooth.
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Make the tahini gravy: Combine the light homemade gravy, tahini, soy sauce, and maple syrup in a saucepan and bring to a gentle boil over medium-low heat, whisking well to incorporate.
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In a series of Friday afternoon tweets, the totally not-a-Bond-villain CEO made clear that his proposed system of underground tunnels will not in fact be focused on whisking cars around.
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We spoke with Russell's new fiancee Samar Mekhail who tells us the big fella set a romantic mood for the proposal ... whisking her away to a tropical locale to ask for her hand.
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While whisking constantly, pour about 1/2 cup|125 ml of cream into the egg mixture, then pour the egg and cream mixture back into the saucepan with the rest of the cream.
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When the tehina seizes up or tightens, keep adding ice water, bit by bit (about 23 22/22 cups in total), whisking energetically until you have a perfectly smooth, creamy, thick sauce. 210.
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All that comes to a crashing halt when a spaceship arrives, whisking Lucy and others away and forcing Emmett into rescue mode, trying to stave off his murky visions of an existential threat.
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Game of Thrones has gotten mighty hand-wavey about time and travel lately, whether it's Euron's fleet teleporting around the continent, or Jon Snow magically whisking from Dragonstone all the way to the Wall.
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Other jobs for young assistants: pumping the salad spinner, whisking a marinade (tasting as they go is encouraged!), separating celery stalks, pulling leaves off of the stems of rosemary, marjoram or any herbs, etc.
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Though the couple, who celebrated seven years of marriage earlier this year, continue to live their lives in the spotlight, they have become pros at whisking away negativity and focusing on what really matters.
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If they drive a Leaf, or Nissan's e-NV200 electric van, they can combine the whole process and drive from Scotland to Wales to wherever, guilt-free, fog lights on, windshield wipers whisking away.
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It's a terrifying idea, but if you want that kind of problem to ignite anywhere, it's in the stretch of State Route 99 that, later this year, will start whisking traffic underneath downtown Seattle.
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But generating 280 characters for a simple idea will probably exhaust me, whisking me back to my college days when I would insert extra articles and adverbs simply to reach the required page count.
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Then he starts whisking the eggs, slowly incorporating bits of flour from the retaining wall—carefully so that the flour dam doesn't flood—till the full amount of flour is incorporated into the eggs.
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He also is responsible for whisking a cup beneath to catch some semen, which is handed off to the stallion manager in an adjacent lab, where he puts it under a high-powered microscope.
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Close at Hand A half-century of whisking has left faint spirals inside the stainless-steel mixing bowls, the only etch of time visible in the architect Katherine Chia's otherwise unscarred, immaculately white kitchen.
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After pushing the potatoes through a food mill, he adds loads of cold butter over the heat and finally some milk or cream, whisking the whole thing until it's an airy, slow-moving cloud.
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The P.T.M. has for the past year been a thorn in the side of the military, accusing the security forces of extrajudicial killings, of whisking away dissidents to secret jails and of other abuses.
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It is in fact the codification in law of a widespread practice of whisking people into secret detention — "disappearing" them into a labyrinth where China's stunted legal protections can do little to prevent abuse.
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He was often on his phone, talking or texting, with his dog, a shy whippet, whisking around his feet; it looked as if his strategist, pollster, and staff consisted of himself and the whippet.
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"This is a car that would be at home whisking someone straight from a glamorous red carpet event to a remote scientific research lab," Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer said in an awfully specific statement.
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The star — who attended the nuptials with wife Amal Clooney — was serving up shots of his Casamigos tequila at the event and was also spotted whisking the bride away for a dance during the party.
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Inditex is known for whisking catwalk looks into stores in a matter of weeks and instead of updating its stock seasonally like traditional clothing retailers, it refreshes its whole collection every four to five weeks.
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I recommend whisking and seasoning the eggs before you drop it in the hole, if you want to avoid the slight note of burned rubber that intensifies the longer it takes to cook the eggs.
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Cohn and staff secretary Rob Porter gambled that the President's attention span is so limited, they could handle him as one would handle a toddler, whisking away fragile objects before he noticed they were there.
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A new high-speed rail line is expected to be completed by mid-2017, too, whisking visitors from Seoul to Pyeongchang in just 69 minutes, compared with the current two-and-a-half-hour drive.
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Or, if you're feeling peckish, you might brew a big pot of Tamar Adler's health soup, which many readers say is improved greatly by not boiling the miso, but whisking it in at the end.
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Both plans were pitched as first steps toward developing a subterranean network of tunnels envisioned by Musk for rapidly whisking car and pedestrian traffic within and between cities to ease road congestion at the surface.
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The former guidance counselor from Wallingford, Pennsylvania spends her days helping look after her three grandkids (including toddler twins), taking music and history classes at a local college, and whisking her extended family away for vacations.
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As the film begins, Hiccup and his Viking town of Berk are again under threat from dragon-trappers who want to capitalize on Berk's massive dragon population by whisking them all away to some unclear fate.
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The school is in full pep rally mode, Jonathan performs with the cheerleaders, and the Fab Five take turns hyping the crowd up on the mic before whisking hero Kathi Dooley off for her weeklong makeover.
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Each proceeding track is all-out emotional warfare on your heartstrings, "Evil Dead" dredging up your most confusing and angry moments, "Howard" whisking you away to summers past, "Second Sage" an argumentative, self-assured punk rock.
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Whisking along with machine-like efficiency, Severino set an unusually brisk pace for a Yankees-Red Sox game at Yankee Stadium, affairs known to play out like Leo Tolstoy novels, especially when broadcast on national television.
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If I feel like overachieving, I do one of my favorite things: whisking up a little aioli or other creamy sauce (yogurt and garlic together is a great proxy) while the salmon is in the oven.
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Every bit of the process—skimming pages of a cookbook, picking a recipe, tracing my finger over the instructions as I spilled flour all over my counter, kneading the dough, whisking eggs—I was enraptured by.
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Le Creuset 6-Piece Nonstick Cookware Set — $303.99 See Details Whether you're whisking up some gravy, crisping stuffing, or searing leftover turkey, these eight- and 10-inch nonstick fry pans will definitely come in handy this Thanksgiving.
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Self-leveling measuring spoons are handy to have when you're busy whisking together salad dressings, keeping an eye on browning chicken, watching a pot of grains cook, and can't spare another hand to level with a knife.
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During the Gorsuch nomination, the White House took great pains to keep the public guessing on Trump's final choice, whisking Gorsuch to Washington on a military jet and having him stay quietly with friends, away from hotels.
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All the elements of a Hollywood-style thriller are there: a private plane whisking a fugitive into the sky, multiple passports, rumors of shadowy forces at work and people in power denying they knew anything about it.
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Musk has advertised his 2-mile (3.2 km) tunnel as the first step toward developing a high-speed subterranean network for whisking vehicles and pedestrians below the congested streets of the second-largest city in the United States.
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Uber is also kicking up its sponsorship profile with special Super Bowl activities, like whisking away riders to play flag football with Joe Montana, or bringing along puppies to cuddle as a tie-in with the Puppy Bowl.
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By the time we get to dessert—individual Gran Marnier soufflés with a side of lemongrass tea—her chef's whites are spotless and she's barely broken a sweat, even while whisking egg whites into a cloud by hand.
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Doctors Without Borders, he writes, show up in white "space suits" whisking away sick patients who, because they rarely overcome Ebola's high mortality rate, are never seen again, even in death — the nongovernmental organization disposes of the bodies.
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Doctors Without Borders, he writes, show up in white "space suits" whisking away sick patients who, because they rarely overcome Ebola's high mortality rate, are never seen again, even in death — the nongovernmental organization disposes of the bodies.
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Adams was at the hospital when Allison delivered Sky, and she said she will never forget the emotional memory of the medical team cutting the cord and whisking Sky down the hall to be evaluated by the cardiology team.
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Musk said the first two tunnel segments would serve as proof-of-concept sites to demonstrate ideas for a traffic-easing network of subterranean tubes whisking passenger-carrying "pods" and individual cars from place to place at high speeds.
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If you've ever dreamt of Zorro whisking you away for a trip through the Iberian Peninsula (we know we're not alone here), then Banderas' "boisse mousse"-fragranced candle is just the thing you need to bring the fantasy home.
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After wiping Thompson from her Instagram and replacing him with sad Instagram stories about failed love and relationships, Khloé's sister Kim and best friend Malika Haqq tried to cheer her up by whisking her away on a girls trip.
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Supersonic planes will be whisking people around the globe in a matter of hours making travel concerns a non-issue, while fans on moon and Mars colonies will be able to watch the game the same as earthbound supporters.
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Last month Wasserman and LA Mayor Eric Garcetti rolled out the red carpet for an International Olympic Committee (IOC) delegation visiting LA, whisking them around to the city's many sports venues and to a star-studded dinner at Wasserman's home.
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Almost every day you can find Mr. Lemayian trudging along a busy city street in urban Nairobi, thin and muscular, a bit weather-beaten but undeterred, wearing jeans, gym shoes and a T-shirt, whisking his cattle as BMWs fly past.
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While the messaging about princesses has changed over the years to one that's more about female empowerment and less about a prince whisking a lady off into the sunset, being royalty is romanticized from an early age in American pop culture.
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Her current job, running sit-down and quick-serve restaurants like Nocawich and Urban Crave at airports, doesn't bear much resemblance to the business she envisioned growing into when she was whisking chocolate to glossy perfection in her mother's double boiler.
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Lewis, Stone, Swisher, Bronson, Losse, Isaacson and yours truly have all tried to take hoi polloi on a written tour of that peculiar area south of San Francisco, whisking them around like Midwesterners in a celebrity-tour van in Beverly Hills.
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Knowing there is a late-night rooftop bar, the elevators work overtime whisking clubbers up and down until late, so light sleepers (or those like me who just have that sensitivity to noise) should request a room away from there.
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Musk has advertised the proof-of-concept tunnel as a first step toward developing a high-speed subterranean network capable of whisking vehicles and pedestrians below the "soul-destroying" street traffic of America's second-largest city at up to 150 miles per hour.
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The third and final installment, Fifty Shades Freed, for instance, doesn't culminate with its heralded wedding — it begins with it, before whisking the main characters off to a honeymoon where they swan around Paris and then sunbathe in the south of France.
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Some boyfriends took the opportunity to mercilessly troll their girlfriends — like the guy who convinced his gf via text that he was whisking her away on a romantic vacation, only to reveal the actual surprise: Tickets to a Champions League football match.
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The robot draws on a databank of recipes that are records of the actions of a human master chef collected by a motion-capture system, so that the machine can copy them exactly—whisking eggs, slicing onions or frying bacon like a pro.
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First of all, there's no tube involved, so the idea of traveling through a near-vacuum state at close to supersonic speeds has been replaced with a more modest proposal of whisking along a magnetized track that parallels preexisting freeways at 200 mph.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) signaled that Russian athletes cleared to compete at the Winter Games will come in for heavy scrutiny after whisking more than half the women's ice hockey team away for testing shortly before a training session.
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Sources close to Kim tell TMZ ... she told cops the robbers were extremely hesitant and tentative ... whisking her in and out of the bathtub, pointing a gun at her head ... walking away and then pulling the gun again for no apparent reason.
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There is only one point at which our press liaison prevents us from taking a photo, and that is when we stumble on a bucket of condoms in the medical room ("You can't take a picture of that," she says, whisking them away).
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There's really only one major woman on the show (so far), and she's both dead (please, this is not a spoiler) and unrealistically, well, manic, as the phrase goes, whisking a sad young man off into the night on a crazy adventure.
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Mr. Morton had spent years whisking E.T.-obsessed tourists to Area 51 for $99 a pop, then leveraged his following into stints on the wee-hours conspiracy show "Coast to Coast AM" — at one point, the nation's No. 3 talk-radio program.
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But, before you can relax, you also have to think about everything you'll need for your holiday travels, whether that's whisking yourself away somewhere tropical, heading to your parents' house for the festivities, or just traveling between your place and the supermarket in frigid temps.
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Washington, DC (CNN Business)Uber presented a grandiose vision of flying vehicles whisking people around cities at its annual flying car conference Tuesday in Washington, DC, a day after a fatal helicopter crash raised safety questions about plans for increased air traffic over cities.
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Josh Henderson ("Dallas") plays the actor, Kyle West, who meets the star-struck Megan (Christine Evangelista from "The Walking Dead") at an audition and thinks nothing of whisking her off to Mexico on a private jet, followed by a jaunt to the Venice Film Festival.
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Both candidates are indifferent toward the tech mogul's futuristic plan, which involves digging a pair of tunnels underneath Chicago and whisking people back and forth from the downtown Loop area to O'Hare International Airport using autonomous pod-like vehicles, or electric skates, in 225 minutes.
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"I think as a kid I found the idea that this magical mysterious person sort of whisking into their lives and making everything right again really comforting as a child," said Blunt, who also spoke about following in Julie Andrews' footsteps in the daunting role.
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This week sees Sohonie whisking us away to Cape Verde on the immaculate Synthesize the Soul: Astro-Atlantic Hypnotica from the Cape Verde Islands 1973 - 1988, an 18 track excursion in a myriad of styles and sounds, that all coalesce around one major topic: emigration.
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Yet a variety of new services are aiming to speed things along, be it automatically checking you in for your flight, accompanying you through security, reserving a car or hotel with voice commands, or whisking you to the French countryside on new high-speed trains.
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But because you don't actually have to move or exert any physical effort for your breakfast—since the egg rod simply crawls out of the hole when it's ready—there are so many valuable calories you could be burning off while whisking your scrambled eggs, but don't.
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Earlier, Mr Kim had given his visitor a red-carpet welcome at the airport, complete with gun salutes, goose-stepping soldiers and crowds waving flowers and balloons, before whisking him off in an open-topped car for a tour through the streets of Pyongyang, the capital.
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In 22000, when I was researching a book on international adoption, I met a man who made the incredible claim that he had founded a benevolent child-trafficking ring in China, whisking baby girls away from near-certain infanticide to the safety of North American adoptive homes.
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"I can be in the kitchen with my back turned, and I'll know someone's making that salad, because I can hear it: tak tak tak, tch tch tch," she said, making a stirring gesture with her hand as she mimicked the sounds of whisking and ladling.
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While the noodles are cooking, make the dressing by whisking together ⅓ cup peanut butter with ¼ cup soy sauce and 3 tablespoons each toasted Asian sesame oil and rice vinegar (or some other mild vinegar — white wine vinegar, apple cider vinegar or lime juice all work nicely).
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When most people think about how self-driving cars will help retailers, the image that comes to mind often is a robot car whisking a delivery to a customer's door, but according to an article in Bloomberg the reality — at least in the near term — will be different.
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Jones is an evangelist for the psychic, spiritual, physical and intellectual benefits cooking can bring old people: the math and concentration required for following a recipe, the exercise of kneading bread or whisking eggs, the self-regard that shows in setting a place and sitting down for a meal.
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Zoe is this season's celebrity guest, and PEOPLE caught up with the designer to get the exclusive scoop ahead of Monday's episode, in which Arie Luyendyk Jr. chooses Becca K. for a one-on-one date, whisking her off to an oceanside Malibu mansion for an epic Cinderella-style day.
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A bigoted, ignorant, temperamental, clueless con man and fascist authoritarian-in-training who has muzzled the scientific community and ignores all evidence to insist that climate change is not real is sitting in the Oval Office, systematically and gleefully whisking away the rights—and futures—of millions of people with every pen stroke.
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Boning poultry, cutting perfect julienned carrots, peeling and dicing a tomato unblemished by skin or seeds, making a lumpless roux for béchamel, caramelizing onions without burning them, whisking pieces of butter into a wine reduction without curdling the sauce: such skills had to become second nature, like tying one's shoes or swimming breaststroke.
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He still refers to killing cows as "harvesting" them, which Phoenix is pretty stubbornly and vocally Not Happy About, but after that conversation goes absolutely nowhere, everyone moves on to the part where Phoenix gets to carry a baby cow into one of those animal trailers, whisking it and its mother to safety.
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And when some nefarious government agents appear on the Strucker doorstep with the intent of whisking Andy and Lauren away, Reed and his wife, Caitlin (Amy Acker), swoop their offspring to safety with the help of a mutant underground, including Eclipse (Sean Teale), Blink (Jamie Chung), Polaris (Emma Dumont) and Thunderbird (Blair Redford).
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That's what I imagined, as the distinctive Italian-born brand spared no expense whisking us from Manhattan to the Poconos to show us how this car's technical proficiency outshines the base model — on slick turns that open up into a delightful straightway on the family owned track, where NASCAR and Indy car races will take place later this summer.
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After upsetting Representative Joseph Crowley in the June primary in the 14th Congressional District, which includes parts of Queens and the Bronx, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez became an instant star of the Democratic Party, whisking across the nation to help progressive, like-minded, candidates; Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, a democratic socialist, became a boogeyman for conservatives, who pounced on any perceived flaw or possible misstatement.
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Its rap sheet includes manipulating international currency markets; playing a central role in rigging a crucial benchmark interest rate known as Libor; whisking billions of dollars in and out of Iran, Syria, Myanmar and other countries in violation of sanctions; laundering billions of dollars on behalf of Russian oligarchs, among many others; and misleading customers, investors and American, German and British regulators.
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He utters them as Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) cradles him on a gray, windy day on the beach after they've escaped Malfoy Manor, where Dobby (voiced by Toby Jones) delivered a brief but moving speech about being a free elf before whisking the kids and Griphook the goblin (Warwick Davis) away to safety — but not before being struck by a knife thrown by Bellatrix Lestrange (Helena Bonham Carter).
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