This included 13 percent of sandwich and burger wrappers, 56 percent of bread or dessert wrappers and 57 percent of wrappers for Tex-Mex food, researchers report in Environmental Science and Technology Letters.
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"The wrappers showed us a direction from where they started to where the wrappers ended up at," Fridley said.
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There are those who launch straw wrappers by blowing through the straw, and those who get straw wrappers stuck in their ears.
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For the study, Schaider and colleagues tested for PFASs in more than 400 samples of paper wrappers, paperboard and drink containers from 27 fast food chains across the U.S. More than half of the tests were done on food contact paper, including 138 wrappers for sandwiches or burgers, 68 wrappers for dessert or bread and 42 wrappers for Tex-Mex foods.
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We would go to the bank and get the free paper coin wrappers, and then slowly fill the wrappers with pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters.
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On the grocery list: dates, baked tofu, fried tofu, scallions, carrots, dumpling wrappers, bean thread noodles, spring roll wrappers, napa, water chestnuts, spray oil, dried mushrooms, fresh spinach, and kombu.
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Police say he replaced the wrapped diamonds with empty wrappers.
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Condom wrappers and dirty baby wipes litter the trading estates.
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Overall, 46 percent of paper wrappers tested positive for PFASs.
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The driver purchased cigar wrappers and spoke to the witness.
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A few bags and wrappers float around the grassy lot.
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His floorboards were covered in trash, crumbs, and straw wrappers.
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These plastic wrappers do not tear on the perforated lines.
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Discarded condom wrappers glint in the bushes like little stars.
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Wrappers and pieces of cardboard we found became our bases.
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"Wrappers are part of the beauty of dumplings," You said.
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With the butter wrappers, the lace is again on the warpath.
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"I asked him to save the wrappers for me," she said.
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This policy extends to small paper scraps, such as gum wrappers.
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Cups and wrappers that didn't touch food didn't contain any fluorine.
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Most of them just provide app wrappers around the web interface.
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It prints Biblical references on its milkshake cups and cheeseburger wrappers.
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Me: Husband, please stop leaving empty wrappers on the kitchen surface.
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Helpful rhymes splashed across condom wrappers remind guys to practice safety.
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Often, underwear and condom wrappers would be found in the room.
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Condoms are ONE HIT WONDERS, like toilet paper or cupcake wrappers.
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Coffee cups, juice bottles, newspapers, wrappers — the detritus of the hustle.
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The wrappers frequently break, showering sticky sugar over everything in range.
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Walking into her kitchen, she notices all the empty cookie wrappers.
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Some of the wrappers had writing in German, others in Russian.
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He was on everything, from soap wrappers to thermoses and packaging tape.
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Take a crumpled sheet of mylar, the metal that lines candy wrappers.
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The waste items in most lunches are crisp packets and chocolate wrappers.
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PFAS can leach out of microwave-popcorn bags and fast-food wrappers.
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She produced fanny-wrappers, long tight sashes for the hips and derrière.
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We are currently testing applications such as single-serve, edible food wrappers.
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Bratescu once made a collage using wrappers from chocolates she had eaten.
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Children worked the crowd, asking for money and picking up candy wrappers.
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We're making everything by scratch—our noodles, wrappers, buns, pancakes, and dumplings.
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Propak makes the packaging and wrappers for biscuits, crisps, ice cream and cereal.
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But gum wrappers are pop art, and the view from below is impressive.
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Like, I'll wake up with like wrappers all over me, I freak out.
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Tap shoes, 20-year-old socks, mangy stuffed animals, candy wrappers from 1992.
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Serves 6 12 small square wonton wrappers (refrigerated and stocked with the tofu)
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The scores were easy to find, but the five gum wrappers were not.
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On cleanups, she finds many more food wrappers and plastic bottles than straws.
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"This is just trash at this point," he said of the used wrappers.
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On the bar were silver trays with Italiano Diet items in their wrappers.
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If a buyer sent in enough wrappers they would get a floral lithograph.
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For beginners, it does take some time to roll these wrappers by hand.
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The blades were hidden inside the wrappers of two candy bars, Love said.
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He heeds the words of wisdom inside the wrappers of Perugina Bacio chocolates.
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Makes: 24 wrappersPrep: 5 minutesTotal: 45 minutes for boiled or panfried dumpling wrappers: 43 cups all-purpose flour ⅛ teaspoon kosher salt ¾ cup lukewarm water 1 egg white for steamed dumpling wrappers: 2 cups all-purpose flour ¾ cup boiling water 1.
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A life of shiny fun versus a Prias that stinks of Taco Bell wrappers.
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A man left greasy fast-food wrappers in the woods, littering and attracting bears.
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Would it be weird to save these wrappers and wallpaper our bedrooms with them?
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Prepare the wrappers: In a large bowl, stir together both flours and the salt.
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But stripped of their wrappers, Russia's stadium vending machines are brimming with "anonymous" snacks.
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The used condoms and condom wrappers are spread all over the floor like confetti.
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Within modest, brown-paper wrappers are sleek two-ounce bars, six types in all.
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True, the har gow wrappers are thinner than you expect, the shrimp inside firmer.
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When Prescott wouldn't flinch, Elliott tried shooting straw wrappers at him, again and again.
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Place 12 cupcake wrappers in a cupcake tray and divide the batter amongst them.
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The new wrappers will feature Reese's eye-catching orange with a new "Reese's Take5" logo.
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Rescuers eventually found their bootprints and wrappers from granola bars, Lt. Mike Fridley told reporters.
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It took her four years and 10,000 wrappers to create a fully wearable Starburst dress.
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Monero stickers littered the party, abandoned next to half-finished drinks and Kit Kat wrappers.
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Place freshly rolled wrappers under a lightly moistened towel to keep them from drying out.
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Nanjing's version doesn't come with wrappers or cucumbers, though; it's much more simplistic than that.
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The institute gave the company responsible for the offending wrappers 24 hours to halt production.
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Lay two wrappers out on a clean work surface, one on top of the other.
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Junk food should therefore be packaged in plain wrappers to make it seem less attractive.
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Entries had to include five Bazooka gum wrappers "or reasonable facsimiles," according to the contest.
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To begin, there are chips made from lumpia wrappers, quick to shatter, with ossified bubbles.
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The single-patty burgers, whether they have cheese or not, are relegated to white wrappers.
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Their food diaries showed that all had possible plastic exposure via food wrappers and bottles.
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Vaporetto tickets, pigeon feathers and candy wrappers floated in stagnant pools around St. Mark's Basilica.
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He had heard cases of people slipping tabs inside crayon wrappers or under a stamp.
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Almost as soon as the peanut wrappers were swept away, we were preparing for landing.
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"Candy wrappers, lollipop," the spokeswoman's list read, finally ending with a New York City flourish.
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"Our study is the most comprehensive assessment of how common fluorinated chemicals are in fast food wrappers in the U.S., and which types of wrappers are most likely to contain them," said lead study author Laurel Schaider of the Silent Spring Institute in Newton, Massachusetts.
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A hot metal press seals the condoms in foil wrappers; another machine stamps on expiration dates.
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Every surface was covered with dishes, food wrappers, candy, stuffed animals, and crafting and cleaning supplies.
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The burrito wrappers, too, have undergone a makeover, and no longer contain dough conditioners and preservatives.
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The team even designed wrappers that reflected the various locales where the water samples were taken.
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Harder to mask is the sour smell, which crosses rooms and seeps out of plastic wrappers.
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Place the lumpia on a baking sheet and repeat with the remaining wrappers and filling. 10.
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The key is using a muffin pan and wonton wrappers to form perfect little mini crusts.
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Blanched briefly, the large veiny leaves made perfect wrappers for my version of the little pies.
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Inside the ruins, the police found several dozen boxes of unused cellphones still in their wrappers.
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It's a treat to find samosa wrappers as thin and greaseless as these in a restaurant.
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I pictured a truck pulling up to our house with thousands of plastic snack wrappers. Nothing.
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And good boiled dumplings require soft, homemade wrappers of flour and water, kneaded together until smooth.
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As we know, truth is as disposable to Trump as one of his junk food wrappers.
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That's 1,060 pounds of bottles, fast food wrappers, and other detritus for every man, woman and child.
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The bottles, packets, wrappers, packaging to preserve the food is what travels and lands (in the ocean).
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No, Auto-Trash does not mean wrappers and french fries lingering on the floor of your car.
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I clean up the kitchen and get started on dinner: Asian salmon in steamed bok choy wrappers.
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But if we were the notoriously useless white crayon, we'd be sweating our wrappers off right now.
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He sneaks fruit snacks when he's downstairs by himself and hides the wrappers in the couch cushions.
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Recipes: Shanghai Stir-Fried Chunky Noodles | Chicken Congee | Moo Shu Pork | Chinese Wheat Wrappers cooking cooking cooking
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Another outdoor room houses handmade paper with fibers of product wrappers and pages from carefully chosen books.
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In addition, every part of its packaging is recyclable, and the tablet wrappers are compostable and biodegradable.
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The theme park's owners would rather have humans properly dispose of their own candy wrappers and cigarettes.
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Feel free to use your cellphone whenever you want and to crinkle candy wrappers — nobody will mind.
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Katya Ekimian, a 19-year-old student, once made a dress out of Dum Dums lollipop wrappers.
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Drink bottles, food wrappers and the like account for nearly a fifth of U.S. municipal solid waste.
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"We found that nearly half of paper wrappers, for instance wrappers for sandwiches and burgers and flat bags for cookies and pastries, contained fluorinated chemicals, and that around 22017 percent of paperboard packaging, for instance boxes for French fries and fried foods, contained fluorinated chemicals," Schaider added by email.
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Fill your assorted dumpling wrappers using Conlon and Lo's easy-to-follow advice for sealing and folding them.
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We would then take the coin wrappers back to the local bank and convert the change into dollars.
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The idyllic-sounding name belies its appearance: Strewn everywhere are plastic wrappers, containers, cigarette butts, and other trash.
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For boiled and panfried dumplings, roll the edges to half the thickness of the center of the wrappers.
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The researchers recommended that fast food chains begin using nontoxic wrappers, such as wax paper or aluminum foil.
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It is induced by "trigger" sounds like tapping on glass and crinkling sweet wrappers, or soft, whispered words.
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But what are you supposed to drink while you're peeling the wrappers off one Reese's Pumpkin after another?
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The strong gusts blasted pollen from anthers and whipped used napkins, straws and snack wrappers across the landscape.
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Hong and her team packaged the popsicles in colorfully designed wrappers with the flavor of their respective source.
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"We ate a lot of Starbursts to have the wrappers," Mr. Kordek said of the now-closed show.
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The only thing better than eating candy is eating candy that has glow-in-the-dark wrappers, right?
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He had just withdrawn the money -- all $100 bills in bank wrappers -- before going to the motorsports store.
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They could be extruded, molded or pre-processed for frying, before they&aposre packed in cans or wrappers.
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SWEET HOBBY I paint candy bar wrappers and cereal boxes, which is pretty funny, because I'm a dentist.
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Guidelines specify sizes and brands of toiletries, and, even in some instances, permit only wrappers with Chinese lettering.
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I'd expected to be wooed by the latter, but the dumpling wrappers were a little tough and clumsy.
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She once made a dress out of Dum Dums lollipop wrappers that she had collected in a classroom.
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Sure, they were disguised in green wrappers and swimming in tomato sauce, but it was a meat dish.
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The first three were cigarette butts, food wrappers, and plastic straws and stirrers, followed by plastic beverage bottles.
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Even leaving behind trash like a soda bottle or gum wrappers on the seats may upset your driver.
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Still, the child behind me, who rustled candy wrappers and walloped my chair throughout, seemed to enjoy herself.
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Before designing for everything from activations to chalupa wrappers, Ayres was responsible for another big rebrand: Barry's Bootcamp.
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The early Metropolitan Museum offered plumbing classes and trained designers to make jewelry, lighting fixtures and soap wrappers.
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Litter from the cough drop, made by the company Pervasco, was particularly troubling because it consisted of plastic wrappers.
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I'm here today to talk to you about one of my favorite ingredients that is woefully underrated: wonton wrappers.
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However, the celebratory look is taken even further with the custom National Taco Day wrappers each taco comes in.
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Well, physicists know a whole lot less about more complex things—even candy wrappers—than you'd think they do.
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Today, though, the company is finally saying when it's ready to take the wrappers off its brand new flagship.
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Visitors also put plastic wrappers and wet wipes, which are not biodegradable, into the bags, thus littering, Chenoweth says.
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The garments' audacious shapes became more than wrappers, growing to be almost independent of the female bodies they cloaked.
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By studying the wrappers, researchers found evidence of fluorinated chemicals, which may be used to repel grease in food.
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Using tobacco grown locally in Mozambique and wrappers imported from Cameroon, Bongani workers hand-roll 10,000 cigars every month.
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This will include offering new investing options, new tax wrappers and further developing the advice element of the service.
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If you saw your boss's dirty underwear or condom wrappers in a professional office, you'd know it was inappropriate.
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Sleeping mats were strewn across the terminal among biscuit wrappers as many women sat on the floor, some weeping.
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"But you know, not everybody's going to go have a party and make their own beeswax wrappers," she acknowledges.
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In this case, the packs are removed manually and without utensils, to make sure that the wrappers don't tear.
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It only began to allude to the Hershey mission nine years ago on the back of its chocolate wrappers.
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I saw a good deal of trash—cans, bottles, fast-food wrappers—the same crap I see in England.
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In the states, this means some branding on cups and wrappers, as well as Happy Meal toys at McDonald's.
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She no longer notates individual candle wrappers with poems, and she's delegated some of the more menial production tasks.
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Teenager Prasanta Rangshal carries an extra bag to school every other day, packed with old plastic packets and wrappers.
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On Beauty Baroque bottles and ornately printed soap wrappers are a welcome alternative to today's more minimalist beauty offerings.
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I shoved candy wrappers down the furnace vents to hide my tracks and somehow didn't burn down the house.
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One of her most recent collages included candy wrappers from some chocolates she had eaten a few days before.
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He sidestepped pools of standing water and mounds of litter: discarded water bottles, newspapers, candy wrappers, old Metro Cards.
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The signs are everywhere: Dozens of footprints, abandoned life jackets, swimming trunks and food wrappers appear along the riverbank.
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We don't want you guys throwing your fast-food wrappers out your windows when you're driving down the freeway.
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Cleaning up pieces of popcorn and candy wrappers is one thing; cleaning up after dogs is a whole other beast.
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But these papers had to have their wrappers: the provocative claim in the lede, the important implications at the end.
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As much as anyone, Hefner helped slip sex out of the confines of plain brown wrappers and into mainstream conversation.
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Six-foot-deep fungus covers the rotting bottles, cans, cartons, clothes, wrappers, and broken toys, but Enid's a hound-mutant.
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After the fundraiser, after the jovial conversation with the fan, after the cheeseburgers were finished and their wrappers crumpled up.
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How often have you found yourself staring at a pile of empty wrappers, wondering how many calories you actually consumed?
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And to impress the contest's voters, she posed in a dress that she made herself from Taco Bell burrito wrappers.
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By 2014, Sisi had his name plastered on walls all over Egypt; his image was on chocolate wrappers and clothing.
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Robert came to pick her up in a muddy white Civic with candy wrappers spilling out of the cup holders.
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Victor Vescovo, an American businessman, found plastic bags and candy wrappers at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean's Mariana Trench.
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For decades, PFAS have been widely used on nonstick pans, carpets, pizza boxes, fast food wrappers, firefighting foam, and more.
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Beside the flowers, there was a PEOPLE magazine, a half-empty water bottle, and the wrappers from two Snickers bars.
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The artist herself can be found talking to visitors and, as one Instagrammer documented, intently peeling tampons from their wrappers.
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But it turns out that these wrappers could be as bad for you—or worse—than the food they contain.
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There were "candy stores" (shady storefronts that sold heroin in candy wrappers) on every block, which rarely got shut down.
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Plus, the paintings and sculptures are genuinely nice to look at, which makes sense given that they're still candy wrappers.
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Starving, he sucked on the Clif bar wrappers and contemplated catching and eating the crickets he saw inside the cave.
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The video shows Mr. McCarthy getting out of the car, entering the store and buying a package of cigar wrappers.
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In the other classroom, the teacher said, 'Absolutely do not touch those wrappers, do not help the children open them.
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Add candy bar wrappers and empty full-fat yogurt containers to your bedroom nightstand as evidence that you're not sick.
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In the 19th century, dust jackets on books were just protective paper wrappers, thrown away after a book was purchased.
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Hershey will add Reese's to Take5's name and logo on its wrappers to remind people about its most iconic ingredient.
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Sitting in the drive thru, I realized my car, littered with spent McDonald's wrappers, had begun to smell like oily sadness.
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According to Kirschner, Groot decided to do something about all the Anta Flu wrappers he kept seeing littered about the city.
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But what about the plates, the wrappers and everything else that are much bigger and they're made of the same material?
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So take another five minutes to throw things away you don't need, gather loose papers, and toss those old snack wrappers.
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I would sneak food up to my room and then flush the wrappers down the toilet to not get in trouble.
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The rapper had just withdrawn the money -- all $21 bills in bank wrappers -- before heading to a Deerfield Beach motorsports store.
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In recent years I've added food wrappers from the children I took care of as a nanny from 2012 to 2014.
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Tevra Biodegradable Bamboo Toothbrush with Charcoal Bristles - £22 See Details Banish disposable cling film or foil with these reusable sandwich wrappers.
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Upon closer inspection, the car they had pulled over appeared to be covered in fake registration stickers made from cheese wrappers.
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Later that night, after the party, I cleaned candy wrappers off the floor and wondered what else I could have said.
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"Kipple is useless objects, like junk mail or match folders after you use the last match or gum wrappers," he wrote.
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But what about the plates, the wrappers and everything else that are much bigger and they're made of the same material?
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They perfume the ground beef inside paoze, the baseball-sized dumplings whose wrappers are made fat and bouncy by baking powder.
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The two men strolled past crumpled snack wrappers and empty Olde English beer cans, broken toys and charcoal-colored rat traps.
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Ahead, you'll find candy, chocolate, and cookies that all bear sentimental statements either on their wrappers or stamped directly on the sweet.
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I used many a pitstop clearing the footwell of toys, biscuits, bottles and wrappers while his mother gave him a top up.
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A new book highlights candy wrappers, cigarette packs, radios, vacuums, cars, and other items from the collection of the Moscow Design Museum.
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Two sisters, ages 5 and 8, with survival training were found alive in the wilderness after rescuers tracked their granola bar wrappers.
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" Male employees allegedly used the room for its intended purpose and, often, "underwear and condom wrappers would be found in the room.
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He captured men in natty suits, teenage sisters in their mother's wrappers and head ties and young women sporting beehives and minidresses.
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Just grab a pack of wonton wrappers from the grocery store— they're usually stashed near the refrigerated tofu items—and get folding!
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But this policy at least has a large cash payout; many others are "wrappers" that simply fold existing assets into insurance payouts.
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Make the wonton wrappers: In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a dough hook, combine the flour, salt, and eggs.
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Information on wrappers and packaging, including the use of simplified Chinese characters and mainland quality-control symbols, points to a mainland source.
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"I could feel my brain filling up with angry bits, piling up like Ho Ho wrappers on a binge day," she says.
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" Then they passed out chocolates with anti-Israel sentiments on the wrappers and asked: "Do you want the real truth about Israel?
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The bacon sticky rice shumai, sheer wrappers that barely contain their stuffing, have instantly entered New York's gallery of great dim sum.
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Who among us hasn't hidden our pad or tampon wrappers under a wad of toilet paper, lest we appear unattractive or messy?
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On the floor against one wall is a mound of candy in gold wrappers that viewers are invited to eat from freely.
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A painting of 21 Savage -- partially made of foil blunt wrappers -- hangs prominently in rapper T.I.'s Trap Music Museum in Atlanta.
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Without money for store-bought decorations, most families built makeshift Christmas trees out of sticks and shredded candy wrappers and plastic bags.
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Those, along with lollipop sticks, glow sticks and foil or cellophane wrappers can create digestive blockages you might not notice for days.
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The video shows him swimming through a thick soup of plastic waste that includes wrappers, bags and other assorted multi-colored packaging.
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With a bit of ground beef and a pack of pre-made spring roll wrappers, an appetizer is right around the corner.
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While Alyonka represented the exemplary Soviet child on candy wrappers, the Natasha and Sasha perfumes did the same for the adult Homo sovieticus.
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She worked on her dance wear collection for Body Wrappers and choreographed a refined, sculptural ballet for six at the Vail Dance Festival.
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These man-made chemicals have been used for decades in products ranging from food wrappers to clothing, nonstick cookware and fire-fighting foams.
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On Wednesday, Taco Bell announced them as the winners—beating out a woman who crafted a wedding dress made entirely of burrito wrappers.
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According to a new study published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology, many fast food chains are using wrappers that contain dangerous chemicals.
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Those end up in landfills and take centuries longer to degrade than the lifespan of the user, especially when wrapped in plastic wrappers.
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Repeat until you have used all the dough, stacking the wrappers on top of one another on the plate as you finish them.
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You ever watch it, and look down in the water at all those chewing-gum wrappers, and the banana peels and the garbage?
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You just need some good ol' wonton wrappers, or perhaps even some fresh dough, and a bowl of tasty filling of your choosing.
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Mixed in with the regular detritus of the school day, the crumpled sweatshirts and food wrappers, was a blatantly inappropriate Thanksgiving-themed worksheet.
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There isn't even much litter — street cleaners seem to sweep up the empty water bottles and snack wrappers the instant they are dropped.
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On one plot, on Wednesday, the wind had scattered cans, bottles and wrappers from a garbage can that had tipped over onto the gravel.
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Forty percent of the space of the landfills was taken up not by Big Mac wrappers, aluminium cans, or disposable diapers but by paper.
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Waking up in the mornings, the comedian would find herself covered with wrappers of food she had eaten in the middle of the night.
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My dad also remembered the designs of candy wrappers, notably the Alyonka, which he said was considered one of the best Russian chocolate brands.
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Now our engineers can build custom visualizations easily, without having to learn complex graphics APIs or write wrappers to make them work with React.
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But selling colored keyboard wrappers never looked like a hugely serious business model for an app with hundreds of millions of productivity-loving users.
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"Northwestern style dumplings have thicker skin and less filling," Ms. Lu said of the dumpling wrappers that are made in-house and hand-rolled.
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A number of prisoners decorated the books with ornately folded candy wrappers, using the materials they had to pass the time, Ms. Yeh said.
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The researchers measured at least 60 micrograms of fluorine per gram in paper wrappers, and 14 micrograms of fluorine per gram in cardboard packaging.
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As long as your hands stay in these fixed motions, you'll easily make even, round wrappers through they don't need to be perfectly uniform.
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Serving food in wax paper instead of grease-resistant wrappers typically used in food packaging might also reduce contact with the chemicals, Trasande said.
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That's the method of storing illegal items inside decoy objects such as resealed candy wrappers, smaller boxes, or in Kill'em's case, stuffed teddy bears.
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Others left a mess including Trojan condom wrappers and bags of white powder (presumably cocaine) that most likely result from an amateur porno shoot.
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Gift wrappers may think they are transforming the mundane into the magnificent; recipients seem to experience the process in reverse, with disappointment the result.
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Grackles, for example, might look under rocks at the beach for something to eat, or switch to discarded sandwich wrappers in a city park.
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When the prison restricted his access to them, he broke his own fingers and swallowed inedible objects like plastic spoons, food wrappers, and batteries.
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The company plans to completely eliminate certain "hard to recycle" plastics — like films, ice cream cone wrappers, and laminated paper cups — from its packaging.
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Later, I could be found sprawled in the hallway with empty bags of Cheetos, Doritos, and Milky Way wrappers strewn around me like flowers.
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This gets folded into thin won-ton wrappers along with curls of raw onion, which grow slack and faintly sweet as the dumplings steam.
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By contrast, No. 2, a bamboo toilet paper brand that comes in stylish print wrappers, has been struggling slightly to keep up with demand.
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But Teslas remain depreciating assets, and nothing undermines residual value quite like miles on the odometer and Burger King wrappers in the back seat.
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She rolled fresh dumpling wrappers with extra-thin edges, so that the folded dough would form a delicate ruffle instead of a thick lump.
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In 2016, Dionisio began working a "plastic solution" drive, which encourages people to stuff plastic waste such as food wrappers into used plastic bottles.
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So, to stand out from the crowd, Nguyen did what any ambitious bride would do: she made a wedding dress out of burrito wrappers.
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The crumpled McDonald's wrappers, the cat cleaning its ass, and the humorously oversized roaches crawling up the canvas suggest an overall lack of cleanliness.
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Paintings in the show fall into three groups: two that pair lace with landscape and one that weds it with, of all things, butter wrappers.
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This figure dwarfs the combined number of food wrappers, eating utensils, plastic bottles and straws that have been recovered by the group along the shores.
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The Taco Belle dress is made with Taco Bell wrappers, card stock, tissue paper and felt to make the eye-catching tacos along the skirt.
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After the mixture has time to set in the silicone molds, set them in cupcake wrappers inside metallic boxes for a package that exudes luxury.
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Bachelor Nation doesn't hate him because he dumped Kufrin for Burnham — he is despised because he tosses people away like candy wrappers on the street.
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Scientists aren't sure how concerning this new health revelation is just yet, but it appears that even fast food wrappers can be bad for you.
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Start your long weekend off right by cozying up with these famous wrappers that took to social media to show themselves livin' that snug life.
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The juicy pork and chive filling is among the best you'll find in Chinatown, and the wrappers are thin and delicate, not thick and gummy.
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The bear, at the coffee table, helped itself to half a bowl of peppermint patties, scattered the wrappers all over the floor, and took off.
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But the chain that moved in turned out to be more interesting than another franchise selling lattes in paper cups or burgers in paper wrappers.
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A stack of won-ton wrappers and a bowl of pork and shrimp sat on the counter, waiting to be folded together once we left.
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The breeze picks up, eddying ticket stubs and wrappers and waxed paper and brown bags and plastic straws and whatever else has been left behind.
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Antiques Slices of cake from royal weddings, locks of hair from famous heads, firecracker wrappers, and artifacts related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
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In the middle of this $59 menu come the grilled meats, the courses for which the table salad and rice paper wrappers have been waiting.
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Artist Mark Bradford piled a few loads of gravel up against the porch to waist height, and they've attracted some stray cigarette butts and candy wrappers.
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I'm still finding Halloween Starburst wrappers in my coat pockets—because I'm still eating Halloween Starburst for breakfast—but apparently we've skipped right to mid-December.
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She is also designing Coco Chanel-themed wrappers for a line of Fine & Raw chocolate bars that will be sold at Soho House Berlin and elsewhere.
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As the Washington Post pointed out, the list completely blows up the spot on classic hiding spaces like graphing calculators, alarm clocks, posters, and candy wrappers.
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Instead of silently struggling to open tampons in bathroom stalls, Cass Clemmer is busting wrappers open and welcoming tampons into the world — complete with googly eyes.
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The next day, when you are ready to make the wrappers, remove the dough from the fridge and let it warm up for about 211 minutes.
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But the political party representing one of AMLO's most serious challengers has just been warned that it needs to stop using tortilla wrappers as campaign advertisements.
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But my 23DS is, almost without fail, the one that's always in there, beside the notepads and receipts and sweet wrappers and lint and pen lids.
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When I was a kid—and this is going to sound really gross—but I used to save candy wrappers that I thought were really cool.
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I had boxes of these weird candy wrappers that I thought were funny; they'd have funny faces on them or just the packaging was really cool.
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All you really need is a mini muffin tin to bake the wonton wrappers in, making an adorable vessel for a deliciously seasoned piece of shrimp.
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Roofer and martial arts expert Lea Rusha left plans of the depot and Securitas note wrappers in his house, and guns and ammunition in his shed.
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At the time of King's visit, Connecticut was a leading producer of shade tobacco, which is grown under cheesecloth netting and used to make cigar wrappers.
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Most models seem to take less than a minute to preheat and they can help seal all sorts of packages, from candy wrappers to chip bags.
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Peek inside my purse, and you'd be horrified by the mix of old receipts, crumpled gum wrappers, empty containers of hand sanitizer, and forgotten business cards.
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On his fourth major dive, Vescovo found a plastic bag and candy wrappers at the bottom of the Challenger Deep, the deepest known point on Earth.
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The couple settle, uneasily, at a long table in a break room that is littered with waste: old sandwich and candy wrappers, an overflowing garbage can.
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Women menstruating had to make tampons out of McDonald's wrappers, in front of the male prisoners, and urinate in plastic bottles with the tops cut off.
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The top five most commonly found items were cigarette butts, food wrappers, bottle caps, straws, stirrers and beverage bottles — common items of today's modern consumer society.
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Rusty nails, broken glass, beer cans, bottle caps, cardboard carriers for 6-packs of beer, the remains of fireworks, baby binkies, condemn wrappers, and cigarette butts everywhere!
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It has tried selling ice cream bars without plastic wrappers, as well as cleaning product concentrates that allow shoppers to refill bottles instead of buying new ones.
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On the other hand, they can be used to capture moments like this: IN ALL MY YEARS OF SHOOTING STRAW WRAPPERS AT PEOPLE... IT FINALLY HAPPENED pic.twitter.
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The FDA affirmed this week that Kind can use the word "healthy" on its wrappers in the context of the company's philosophy, rather than a nutritional claim.
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I've never worked with brown rice wrappers, but I worked in a deli in college and I was super excited to put my wrapping skills to use.
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Transfer the vegetables to a colander set over a bowl or in the sink and let the filling completely drain and cool before filling the wrappers. 8.
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People like Hillary Clinton have been lining their pockets with Heinz Ketchup wrappers and selling the Democratic party's condiment preferences to the highest paying bidder for years.
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Early in the airlift, he shared two sticks of gum with starving Berlin children and saw others sniffing the wrappers just for a hint of the flavor.
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Some diehard fans have also taken matters into their own hands, with one bride-to-be painstakingly creating a Taco Bell wedding dress out of burrito wrappers.
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They also loved BeBe's dress, which I didn't think was bad, but it looked like a ten-year-old wrapped a present using only foil gum wrappers.
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Instead, they picked up the mess of wrappers, bags of food, and more they made with garbage bags they'd brought to the stadium specifically for that purpose.
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In the 1980s, he broached the AIDS crisis in a series of paintings featuring frustrated samurai and geisha wrestling with condom wrappers, literally blue in the face.
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His latest dive unearthed something far less heartening: a plastic bag and candy wrappers at the bottom of the Challenger Deep, the deepest known point on Earth.
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You can see their bodies glowing pink through the thin skins of the wrappers, whose loose ends trail behind the plump, round won tons like comets' tails.
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For Tet, she would slip the rice cakes out of the wrappers and fry them with a smashed garlic clove, until both sides were golden and crisp.
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He remembers the bus ride, the dirt on the glass, the gum wrappers at his feet, but he cannot remember arriving, his first glimpse of this place.
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" He added, "I know of only two copies that contain all the sections: my copy, bound in blue pictorial cloth, and the Yale copy, in brown wrappers.
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Breadstick bouquet wrappers and chocolate-mint boxes will be available as part of Olive Garden's Valentine's Day ToGo dinner for two starting February 13 while supplies last.
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Piles of burgers and fish sandwiches from McDonald's, Wendy's and Burger King, still in their boxes and wrappers, were served on trays in the candlelit dining room.
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Sure, you could buy pre-made wonton wrappers and chicken broth from the store, but Lisa Lov of Copenhagen's Tigermom might be a little disappointed in you.
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Airlines, facing public pressure, are removing single-use plastic straws, stir sticks, utensils and wrappers from their cabins, with some carriers holding zero waste and plastic-free flights.
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"Yellow-Green Heart Shaped Vessel" and a few others are dusted with glitter; candy wrappers are visible on the inside surface of "Pink and Silver Vessel" (both 2016).
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After all, ornate glass bowls filled with cream cheese, still in rectangular blocks from the tinfoil wrappers, bookended the buffet table at my grandparents' temple after Saturday services.
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At four high schools with predominantly lower-income African American and Latinx students, eight e-cigarette items were collected, in addition to 71 cigarillo plastic wrappers and mouthpieces.
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I keep my eyes fixed to the floor of my gym's shower at all times, as if savoring the fallen strands of hair and Clif Bar wrappers there.
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According to Dr. Schmit, your purse or bag is a good spot, as long as you keep it away from keys or anything that could puncture the wrappers.
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"No operating system does that, no browser does that, none of the existing wrappers around all of your different tools actually enables this sort of interoperability," Underwood says.
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The first, called "Circular Design," will focus on small items such as wrappers, lids and sachets, which are hardly ever recycled because doing so is not economically viable.
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Floors, unmade beds and all other horizontal surfaces are strewn with empty soft drink cans, paper cups, food wrappers, plastic bags, videotape cartridges, clothes, plastic buckets and more.
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Days later, when police raided an apartment where the suspected attackers were hiding, authorities found "several dozen boxes of unused cellphones still in their wrappers," The Times said.
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A New York City resident since 1980, he sifts bits of organic matter from the streets — cigarette butts, chewed gum, pins — and encloses them in tiny cellophane wrappers.
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The 12-hour braised lamb shoulder arrived "san choy bow" style, which means accompanied by lettuce wrappers and, in this case, unusual accessories like pickled cucumbers with cashews.
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At this point, the kitchen has already been working in two lines for 30 minutes—which means two grillers, two burger builders and two wrappers—at maximum capacity.
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Her photos often feature bright colors, and bizarrely beautiful still lifes assembled from unlikely elements—one included cigarette stubs, oranges, an onion, and candy wrappers, among other things.
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The paintings are acrylic paint and fruit stickers, the hanging sculptures to the right are candy wrappers tied with thread, and the tower is made of stacked boxes.
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"It was my uncle Rich who put the Bible verses on the cups and wrappers in the early '90s, just before he passed away," she told the outlet.
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In Pakistan's southwestern Baluchistan province, visitors to mud volcanoes dotting the lunar landscape of Hingol National Park are welcomed by a carpet of plastic bottles and cigarette wrappers.
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If we lose sight of the underlying workings of technology we limit our vision to the use cases that were originally envisioned when the wrappers around it were created.
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Police said the needles seemed to be ones used for sewing, and were not visible until the candy wrappers were opened and the candy itself was broken in half.
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He was ensconced on the floor in the lounge downstairs, wallowing in a pit of Lego and candy wrappers, strung out on sugar and hypnotized by large screen cartoons.
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After finding nothing but Philadelphia mail, grease-soaked pizza boxes and Lurpak butter wrappers, the stigma of searching for food in a big iron drum catches up with me.
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Oh fuck yeah: People brought a shitload of drugs into airports this year and hid them in things like peanut butter, Arizona iced tea cans, batteries, and candy wrappers.
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The consignment of Lindor Maxi Boule Latte - small chocolate balls in shiny red wrappers - was stolen from a transport hub near Lodi in Italy between April and August 2014.
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The sheriff's office said Saturday they were following a trail of granola bar wrappers found in the woods after the girls' mother confirmed she'd recently bought the same brand.
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The company that makes the wrappers had 24 hours from the time of the Institute's decision to stop producing them; there is no word whether or not they complied.
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By early afternoon, after the street cleaners have swept away the last of the morning's plastic wrappers and the construction vans have disappeared, the workers set out for home.
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To celebrate the shop's 80th anniversary in 2010, Cabral Ferreira commissioned the design studio we are boq to redesign the can wrappers with a nod to the store's history.
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Hovering and then banking the AS2200 as only someone with 13 years of piloting experience can, Montgomery points out food wrappers, water jugs, rumpled sleeping bags, and some clothing.
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Obviously, one option is to ignore your doctor and your dentist and just dive head-first into a sugar rush until there's nothing left but a mountain of wrappers.
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"Trump" was handcuffed to a chair inside a prison cell built just for the occasion, dimly lit by a chandelier, and surrounded by a miniature cemetery of McDonalds wrappers.
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And I emptied all the candy out and did an entire hallway, floor to ceiling, in those candy wrappers, then I went over the whole thing with packing tape.
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My clothes exploded from every drawer; soda cans, paper bags, wrappers, Walgreens receipts and spent tubes of makeup were sprinkled over my belongings like powdered sugar on French toast.
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Ms. Yasenchok had apparently hosted what Mr. Whitelaw called a "patch party" the night before, something he deduced by the number of empty fentanyl wrappers found in the garbage.
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But also for binding used food wrappers together; to loop through extra keys and attach to a bag strap for easy access; and to bundle pens and pencils together.
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In addition, Poundland has to package Twin Peaks bars in blue and gold wrappers, instead of the very Toblerone-esque gold and red packages it had originally hoped for.
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The Japanese are often praised for their meticulous trash collection — remember the World Cup soccer fans who cleaned up all their cups and wrappers before they left the stadium?
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You can pick up premade wrappers, fill them with whatever deliciousness you see fit, make a few quick folds, and steam them to perfection in a matter of minutes.
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There will also be collections featured in the exhibition including Karen Collins's African American Museum of Miniatures, the Camarillo Bird Museum, and Darlene Lacey's extensive assortment of candy wrappers.
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Just beyond every gently filtered Instagram frame of a perfectly prepared smoothie bowl is inevitably another plate covered in straw wrappers, half masticated crusts, and smudges of crumb-specked ketchup.
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The bottom was littered with hamburger wrappers and empty forties, but at the top, I was finally freed of the human trash, alone with nature's garbage—dead leaves and moss.
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The sheriff's office said Saturday that crews were following a trail of granola bar wrappers found in the woods after the girls' mother confirmed she'd recently bought the same brand.
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Raise your hand if your car is a black hole for crumbs, wrappers, pet hair, or any other kind of mysterious crud that somehow makes its way into your vehicle.
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The National Electoral Institute held an "extraordinary urgent session" to rule on the tortilla wrappers, before ultimately deciding that they were impermissible because they weren't "textile-based" and not recyclable.
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In other words, metadata is not an intrinsic feature of digital audio, and as a result it was always bundled into the file formats used as wrappers when storing them.
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But this couple was clearly in it to win it and took their entry to a whole new level when Nguyen wore a dress made of Taco Bell burrito wrappers.
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They've unearthed a cultural fossil record spanning a century: political buttons, ticket stubs, spelling tests, wheat pennies, flash cards, candy wrappers, and a mummified pet, its species hard to discern.
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As baseball's trading deadline draws near, rumors about the White Sox starting a long-overdue gut rehab are swirling like hot dog wrappers in the wind at U.S. Cellular Field.
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Climbers who return from the mountain say Everest slopes are littered with human excrement, used oxygen bottles, torn tents, ropes, broken ladders, cans and plastic wrappers left behind by climbers.
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Given the extraordinary quantity of bottles, netting, wrappers, and sheeting piling up in landfills and the ocean, this effort is still a small bite out of a massive plastic apple.
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The green litter basket had stood on a street corner in Harlem for as long as anyone could remember, collecting unwanted plastic bottles, candy wrappers and crumpled bags and papers.
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The breadstick bouquets will be available in restaurants while supplies last, but for those wanting to create their own breadstick bouquet, you can download the wrappers on Olive Garden's website.
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They were resigned to this, though it was shaming for creatures so smart and orderly to lie higgledy-piggledy with cups and crumpled wrappers: a poor reward for their service.
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Governments may also have become more focused on reporting accounts to Twitter that they believe are wrappers for foreign agents to spread false information to try to meddle with democratic processes.
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It's said to be a place where they can shed their earthly wrappers and live glorious lives, and this mythology is helped along by a song from Disney great Alan Menken.
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If you turn over your soda cups or check your hamburger wrappers, you'll see Bible scriptures, like John 3:16 and Revelation 3:20, which, according to Snopes, bear special significance.
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The researchers collected 400 wrappers, mostly from Washington State, eastern Massachusetts, western Michigan, northern California, and metropolitan Washington, DC, from the 27 largest fast food chains, like McDonald's, Wendy's and Panera.
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Now John Cadbury's great-great-great-grandson, James Cadbury, has gone into the chocolate business too, but he's doing it without those iconic purple wrappers—and largely without his family name.
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Roll the dough into wrappers: Gently smash the balls of dough into flat disks, then lightly roll an Asian-style rolling pin across them to flatten them out a bit more.
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On Tuesday, the board of supervisors in California's second-largest city, San Francisco, gave unanimous approval to a measure banning plastic straws alongside carryout containers and wrappers treated with fluorinated chemicals.
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The reports of his prints being reduced to soap wrappers was invented by a later biographer, who perhaps could not wrap his mind around how Segers sold any art at all.
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I hid the foil-and-plastic wrappers in a drawer with my hospital-issue white gauze underwear, which bulged slightly at the crotch, an accommodation to those patients who were male.
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She can show you how to make a snowflake ornament from an Entenmann's Little Bites Muffins box, a strand of holiday lights using toothpaste tubes and gift bows from food wrappers.
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They tend to have a slightly loose, casual appearance; like silk scarves on the shoulders of Parisian women, their nori wrappers seem to have fallen into the right position by accident.
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By the middle of the race, the tents resembled a MASH unit, littered with discarded gauze, wrappers, bottles and the other detritus from trying to keep a body in one piece.
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For the exceptionally rushed or the exceptionally lazy, she offers a mobile gift-wrapping service, in which up to four wrappers take care of an order in the customer's living room.
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Explain that some of their customers have been leaving a mess, and ask the manager or owner if he or she can remind the teenagers to properly dispose of the wrappers.
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During these many visits, he collected and saved the tickets, food labels, candy wrappers, hotel welcome cards, and other bits of ephemera he came across, finding himself enchanted by their graphic design.
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Non-biodegradable containers, used tires and discarded plastic bags and wrappers — whether in the backyard, a roadside ditch or an abandoned lot — make ideal habitats for these mosquitoes to lay their eggs.
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Viewed from the street, the court has a suggestion of the jailyard, not entirely dispelled by the stony severity inside or the gum wrappers dropped from the entrance bridge that crosses it.
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HTML5 was the source of Facebook's biggest strategic mistake, as the company's original mobile apps were sluggish as they were really just native iOS and Android wrappers around the mobile web standard.
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First, Nvidia took the wrappers off the RTX 2280, bringing that sweet new ray tracing capability to your computer for just $22019 (even if you don't have the games to use it).
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Instead, it pushed out half-baked attempts at ideas its users never wanted or simply repackaged web-based services into smartphone-sized wrappers, the waited for the ad revenue to roll in.
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Shār has ditched the single-use plastic bags and wrappers for a simple, cylindrical tube that serves us at least two-fold: It's biodegradable and it's easy to share without sharing germs.
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The walls of Pocha are draped with green fishnet, which has slowly accumulated hundreds of paper wrappers from diners' wooden chopsticks, most inscribed with cartoonish self-portraits or a reason to celebrate.
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Instead, I have to endure a reserved seat where I am stuck, typically around people chomping on their popcorn, fidgeting with candy wrappers, talking and checking the latest text on their cellphones.
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He headed to the post office, prepared to mail the entry without the wrappers, and found a grocery store next door that sold a "jumbo size" box of the gum, he said.
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In the Post's photo, there are two drinks, what appear to be two cell phones or at least internet-connected devices, and, in the tray, what appear to be two paper wrappers.
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We threw one item of clothing on, and when she walked in, we were just sitting on his bed staring at a turned-off TV with broken condoms and condom wrappers everywhere.
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People have actually started doing that—putting labels directly on those greasy wrappers and dropping them in the mail—and now England's mail carriers are politely asking everyone to knock it off.
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Which was the opposite of clearing away: all over the city the explosions came down and nobody swept them up, the wrappers and casings littered the streets until the heavy spring rains.
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According to the Daily Student, Cavar was locked inside the dark cave with just a plastic bag, two empty water bottles, two Clif bar wrappers, and a caving helmet with a headlamp.
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The kimchi spring rolls were huge fists of Swiss chard, cucumber, carrot and cabbage slaw held together with a kimchi-cashew-tamari-sesame paste, and wrapped in classic spring-roll rice wrappers.
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Hours after the chase ended, medical gauze, wrappers and other debris remained strewn across the Miramar roadway&aposs middle lane, next to the truck which still had its right rear door open.
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There is also a large, nearly empty take-out soda, the kind you get at a convenience store, and some candy wrappers on the counter, piles of work papers, an asthma inhalator.
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By the 1970s, DuPont and 3M had used them to develop Teflon and Scotchgard, and they slipped into an array of everyday products, from gum wrappers to sofas to frying pans to carpets.
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And so they have to sell more and more of these low-performing ads, clogging their pages with takeovers, wrappers and pop-ups that weigh on load times and ruin the user experience.
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For seven days, I dragged my bag around as it filled up and began to stink, a mishmash of banana peels and Hostess cupcake wrappers and takeout containers from the local sandwich shop.
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Tossed candy wrappers, uneaten Mounds bars (why the hell are you giving anyone Mounds?), and large piles of candy corn (which are good, by the way) are sure to be littering your home.
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However, one thing is missing from this chocolate journey: Unlike most of the wrappers and packaging at the Irvine-based burger chain, the hot chocolate cups are not inscribed with hidden Bible verses.
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Often, as with disposable coffee cups, drinks bottles, sweet wrappers and other packets that account for much of the plastic produced in Europe and America, this happens after a brief, one-off indulgence.
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McDonald's plans to make all its packaging from recycled or renewable sources by 2025, up from half today, and wants every one of its restaurants to recycle straws, wrappers, cups and the like.
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I would have to clean the dining room afterwards, and I'd go clean the bathroom and there were the wrappers of the #1 tacos and lettuce, like, on the rim of the toilet.
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The property they were leaving behind was a wasteland of food wrappers, clothes left soggy by a torrential downpour overnight and the odor of improvised latrines in the lee of trees and bushes.
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Silver platters were heaped high with McDonald's quarter pounders and the red-and-white burger wrappers of Wendy's as the White House hosted the Clemson Tigers, winners of the U.S. college football championship.
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Stores now sell dental floss made of silk, wooden toothbrushes with pig-hair bristles, stainless-steel ice cube trays, food wrappers made with beeswax coated cotton, and other nonplastic versions of household items.
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He recruited a team of workers - many of them refugees from Somalia's long conflict - and sent them out to collect plastic bags, bottles and wrappers to turn into roof tiles and other recycled goods.
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While the government might have ruined your shoes, belts, and candy wrappers as hiding spots, there are lots of other classic places where drugs can go that the DEA doesn't seem to know about.
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Since 1988, nearly half of the planet's plastic trash — like single-use soda bottles, food wrappers, and plastic bags — has been sent to China, where the material is recycled to make more plastic goods.
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"I was like, 'Stop it — I'm going to be naked,' " she said of changing the direction of the cover image after EW initially suggested she pose in a black dress covered in candy wrappers.
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For nearly four decades, the Japanese artist has picked up such objects while walking in New York City, keeping the everyday discards of its denizens in clean and clear plastic wrappers of cigarette cartons.
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" About sex in New York City, one character comments about the free condoms: "The condom wrappers had the subway map on them, in case you needed to know how to get somewhere while erect.
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He uses his Hollywood Hills home like an influencer frat house; in one scene we see the aftermath of one of their parties, complete with fast-food wrappers and half-empty bottles of Ciroc.
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Rice paper wrappers are rigid when you buy them, but submerge them in a bowl of warm water, and they soften into a pliable sheet that you can wrap around any number of fillings.
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Dispensing with the often flamboyant tendencies in Dada and Surrealist collage, she repurposed paper, candy wrappers, rag paper, worn fabrics, varied textiles, and newsprint to make abstract works that unfold like hypnotic tone poems.
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Chemicals in everything from food wrappers to clothing and furniture are associated with an increased risk of diabetes, but much of this added risk is reduced with good eating and exercise habits, a study suggests.
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He does not appear to have done so on behalf of any larger group of activists, nor as part of some broader campaign to get the P&G brand to make its wrappers more inclusive.
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I filled the bottles with aqua de tap, unwrapped three tablets in corresponding colors, put the postmodernist wrappers in the compost bin, and dropped the tablets in the bottles, where they fizzed just like antacids.
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He added that some of the items often found in low-cost hotels, like plastic cups in wrappers or plastic bags for the ice buckets, can actually offer more germ protection than their swankier counterparts.
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We can't forget that in this day and age, you can actually get married in the Las Vegas Taco Bell chapel and recently, one bride even created a wedding dresses made from Taco Bell wrappers.
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The haul of plastic, which also included sweet wrappers and plastic bread bags, had blocked the Cuvier's beaked whale's digestive system, according to experts from the University of Bergen who found no traces of food.
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In this season of public transit discontent, Amandeep Saini, Alejandro Freiria and Alvin Lowe are subway foot soldiers, waging an unending and, seemingly, unwinnable battle against discarded Starbucks cups, wayward newspapers and tossed McDonalds wrappers.
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It's aural litter—acoustical litter—and, if you could see what you hear, it would look like piles and piles of McDonald's wrappers, just thrown out the window as we go driving down the road.
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The mensch was packed in a duffel bag and flown to Seoul, where he has watched over the team from the dugout, surrounded by bottles of Gatorade and gum wrappers, during practices and exhibition games.
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He couldn't see her lips now, only her eyes, and her eyes—as rich and brown as two chocolates in the dark wrappers of her lashes—didn't have an ounce of sympathy left in them.
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That being said, there's a lot of ways to make your dumpling night a little more of a project—like making your own wrappers, or trying your hand at soup dumplings, for the extra-ambitious.
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Pack all of the best flavors of a cheeseburger—ketchup, pickles, and American cheese, included—into a few wrappers and serve with extra condiments for dipping for a whimsical start to your next dinner party.
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The Ocean Conservancy's 2017 Coastal Cleanup Report compiled beach cleanups around the world and found that the most common trash item found on beaches is cigarettes, followed by plastic bottles, bottle caps, wrappers, and bags.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump laid out a White House feast fit for a government shutdown on Monday: silver platters heaped high with McDonald's quarter pounders and the red-and-white burger wrappers of Wendy's.
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At four high schools with predominantly lower-income students, eight e-cigarette product waste items and 71 little cigar or cigarillo plastic wrappers and mouthpieces were collected, among which 94% were flavored, according to the note.
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As poet Anne Boyer observes of one painting defined by discarded waste of candy wrappers, Farber captures the floor of a movie theater as vividly as his prose could elucidate the power of a film image.
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You'll have a fire going daily for burnable waste, and will tediously wash and bleach all un-burnable wrappers and trash to rid them of any smells that might entice a black bear into your camp.
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"You know, it's interesting about plastic straws: So, you have a little straw, but what about the plates, the wrappers, and everything else that are much bigger and they're made of the same material?" he pondered.
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One employee remembers cans and snack wrappers everywhere; the door to the Aquarium would crack open and you could see people with their heads in their hands and feel the warmth from all the body heat.
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He's not wrong—while St Mary's Street harbors fights and photo diaries of people passed out amongst kebab wrappers, Womanby provides a space for those less inspired by MTV's The Valleys to let their hair down.
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It doesn't take a genius to work out why sweets are packaged in brightly coloured wrappers, sugary cereal boxes are emblazoned with cartoon mascots, and fizzy drinks get dyed neon colours (looking at you, blue Gatorade).
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But the more I see of these packages, the more I see the traditional TV business trying to stave off cord-cutting/cord-nevering by selling the same packages people aren't buying already, with new wrappers.
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The other thing I find once in a while is evidence of eating disorders, like mostly eaten junk food trays or piles of chocolate wrappers hidden in the cubicles, that always makes me a bit flat.
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In an apparent effort to demonstrate that she loves her fiancé Nick as much as she loves Taco Bell, Diane Nguyen made a wedding dress out of Taco Bell burrito wrappers donated by a "friendly" restaurant manager.
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According to Snopes, a single teenager named Ben Saunders reached out to Always in June with concerns that the female symbol on the company's wrappers was alienating to trans and nonbinary customers who menstruate but aren't women.
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Upper Deck was designed as a sort of premium product: cards came in foil wrappers, and each had a hologram on the back to prevent counterfeiting; bubble gum was nowhere to be found inside of the packs.
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Back in 2015, the FDA requested that Kind stop using "healthy" on its website and several of its wrappers because those products exceeded the maximum amount of total fat or saturated fat allowed to make that claim.
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The pair won an all-expense paid wedding after submitting a 30-second video for the Tex-Mex chain's Love and Tacos contest, beating out a woman who crafted a wedding dress made entirely of burrito wrappers.
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Eight people face charges but no one has been taken into custody, police said, after they found 9,200 bottles of prosecco and a machine used to make the metallic wrappers that cover the top of the bottles.
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He traveled to Singapore, which has a well-known spotless veneer, investigating the phenomenon and producing Rubbish, a series of eight colored pencil-on-paper illustrations that simulate discarded items like plastic chip bags and paper wrappers.
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Take, for instance, these Pure Beauty pre-rolleds in their chic minimalist box or the Leafs by Snoop chocolate bars with wrappers that you'll probably stare at for an absurd amount of time after consuming their contents.
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To this day, they sleep in the house on mats and on garments known as wrappers, which are worn by the female members of the family during the day and spread on the bare floor at night.
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Mr. Weintraub said in the interview Friday that the authorities estimated the weekly worth of the operation from evidence gathered during the raid, including 103 discarded wrappers from bricks of drugs that had weighed a kilogram each.
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A kaleidoscope of packages, jars and produce from nearly every continent is jammed in — side by side are purple yams from Laos, green plantains from Ecuador, mahogany-brown cassava from Nigeria, tan egg roll wrappers from Vietnam.
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They were big — not to mention unsightly — but not big enough to contain all the cans, bottles, cups, napkins, newspapers, magazines, paper bags, pizza boxes, hot-dog wrappers and other refuse from 12 million visitors a year.
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But, after negotiations with Mondelez, it was permitted to begin selling in its nearly 900 stores on Monday the 500,000 bars already in production — provided it changed the background color of their wrappers from gold to blue.
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The only thing I see them consume, in medically unsound amounts, is candy—David's trash can is stuffed with Kit Kat and Twix wrappers, and Alec is on his second 5-pound sack of gummy bears this semester.
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Though Barry Callebaut isn't a household name, it exerts a major influence on the global chocolate business, making chocolate for brands like Nestlé, Unilever, and Hershey while its logo takes a back seat on the chocolate-bar wrappers.
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The information isn't new—prior studies have also found these chemicals in fast food wrappers, but these results are important for demonstrating a quick new way to measure the chemicals, and for determining the scope of the problem.
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Just think of the possibilities — this could mean the end of rooting through the bottom of your purse in hopes of finding a single stray bobby pin mixed in with the loose change, crumpled receipts, and gum wrappers.
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Stack the steamers on top of each other on top of the pot, cover the top steamer, and steam the dumplings for 6 to 7 minutes, or until the wrappers lose their white sheen and turn slightly translucent.
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Aside from apple pie, DoorDash predicts cream cheese rangoons (wonton wrappers filled with cream cheese), molten chocolate cake, hash browns and brussel sprouts will be top orders in 2020, saying sides and desserts will be on the rise.
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But awaking in the morning to my cat attacking a pile of littered wrappers, I snapped out of my sleep-deprived, self-indulgent guilt trip and felt a deep gratitude that I wasn't living a cookie-cutter life.
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He allegedly left wrappers around the office, which was a bad idea, since he was a senior investigator for the Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement, a branch of the New York State Department of Health that monitors opioid sales.
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He said O.K. When I showed up at his house in Queens, Mr. Ahmed opened the door for me and a photographer, An Rong Xu, clearing toys and snack wrappers from his sofa to make space for us.
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A 85033 Harvard University study found unsafe levels of polyfluoroalkyl and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) — industrial chemicals used in commercial products ranging from food wrappers to clothing - in the drinking water of 33 states, affecting some 6 million Americans.
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"It was full of rubbish: syringes, condom wrappers…" This is 'Crops in Pots', a community initiative in the Scottish capital which has seen hundreds of local residents planting marrows, potatoes, beans, chard, apples, gooseberries, and even a walnut tree.
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Two sisters with survival training, 5 and 8 years old, were found alive in the California wilderness after rescuers tracked their location using granola bar wrappers the girls dropped and the prints from one of their pink rubber boots.
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Additionally, Oreo revealed limited edition Valentine's Day treats that have cute sayings printed on top, including "Dunk In Love", "Let's Twist", "XOXO Oreo" and "Dear Cupid Send Oreo"; while Reese's debuted their peanut butter cups packaged in emoji wrappers.
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McDonald's announced today that it wants to mitigate its impact on the environment with a new global goal to have all of its packaging — the wrappers, cups, bags, and straws — come from "renewable, recycled, or certified sources" by 2010.
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So if you're currently swaddled up in a blanket, surrounded by used tissues, empty pizza boxes, and candy wrappers while trying to stop yourself from scrolling through your ex's Facebook timeline again, take heart: That's a completely normal reaction.
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Today the pond in Cal City's Central Park hosts the kind of life you'd expect from a back-bedroom town of 12,000: ducks pecking at McDonald's wrappers in the weeds and a $1,103 wedding on the Community Center patio.
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So if you'd like to arrive at your destination without a bag full of empty candy wrappers, Upton's advice is this: Eat a healthy breakfast before you leave and try and keep your meal schedule as normal as possible.
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Walk into the main store now, in the run up to Easter, and the place is a forest of chocolate eggs in pink, blue and yellow wrappers hanging from the ceiling, among the dangling whole hams and enormous cheeses.
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In a nod to transgender and nonbinary customers, Procter & Gamble said this week that it was removing the Venus symbol, which has historically been associated with womanhood and the female sex, from the wrappers of Always brand sanitary pads.
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She seemed embarrassed by the mess of her room—candy wrappers by the bed, clothes on the floor—and explained that she'd been out till four in the morning with friends at a speakeasy on the Bowery called Attaboy.
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Admittedly, I was a bit disappointed that the individual wrappers would prevent me from plunging my hand into the bag and downing the contents in one sitting, but not everyone adheres to my open-minded definition of self-care.
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"I think I just assumed that there would be an infinite amount of work from that show," Starr says one morning in the Silicon living room, which is decorated with pot magazines, dog-eared sci-fi novels, and empty candy wrappers.
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The forest was also regularly used as a training ground for the island's military and was littered with bottles and wrappers, according to Wong, a National Geographic Young Explorer, and Yong, who works at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
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According to his own estimations, backed up by receipts, wrappers, and old containers, Gorske concludes it took him 365 days to eat his first 1,000 Big Macs, and has only forgone the burger around eight days over the past 20183 years.
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Simply remove the wrappers from your crayons, break into small enough pieces to fit in the tray, fill to the top (use multiple colors to create a fun marbled effect), and bake at 300 degrees F for approximately 15 minutes.
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Per USA Today, the company has already responded to the demands, commenting that "color does not play a critical role in a child's accidental exposure to laundry pacs," and that individually packing the pods in plastic wrappers wouldn't solve the problem.
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They are small and trim, as if Steve Jobs had designed them, with covers that feature five hundred and twenty-six variations on the theme of horizontal swaths of color, like knockoff Rothkos or the wrappers on high-end chocolate bars.
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As I stared at all the people milling around, eating their snacks probably made from ingredients that are destroying our planet out of the plastic wrappers that will outlive us by hundreds of years, I thought, That really wasn't very fun.
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And while being creative isn't a crime, driving around with cut up squares of cheese wrappers instead of actual registration is; the unnamed driver of the car was arrested on the spot and could have the book thrown at her.
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Everybody at my table marveled, too, at the half-moons called clay pot dumplings: These tender wrappers of cooked egg folded over pork and water chestnuts are something like omelets crossed with pierogies that moved into a bowl of soup.
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Those shopping bags on the floor, sent by the German artist Maria Eichhorn, are filled with empty tea boxes, plastic water bottles, and chewing gum wrappers discarded by people installing the show, a kind of behind-the-scenes gallery diary.
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From the stage of the Phil Donahue show in front of a live audience, Dr. Elizabeth B. Connell, a tiny middle-aged mother of six, opened her purse and began pitching condoms in wrappers with smiley faces into the audience.
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The lettuce leaves are often used as wrappers: One may fill a leaf with herbs, noodles and a bit of meat, roll it into a tight bundle and give it a quick dip in nuoc cham before conveying it mouthward.
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"The People's Prison," a project dedicated to "celebrate the United States' history of activism and protest," featured the impersonator in golden handcuffs and a "MAGA" hat inside a mock jail cell with rats and scattered McDonald's wrappers on the ground.
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"It's hard," Amir tells me, sitting on a corner sofa in her Midtown office building, after most of the lights have gone down but the granola bar wrappers and Lipton tea bags have yet to be scooped from the floor.
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The types of packaging were split into six categories: food contact paper (sandwich wrappers and pastry bags), food contact paperboard (boxes for fries or pizza), non-contact paper (outer bags), paper cups, other beverage containers (milk and juice containers) and miscellaneous (lids).
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After calling the cops for assistance, they took a look inside and saw that it was full of marijuana, cigar wrappers, alcohol bottles and a cache of apparently stolen goods that included a flat-screen TV and five new pairs of Jordan sneakers.
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While it's probably socially unacceptable to sew Taco Bell's super cute commemorative taco wrappers together and wear them as a dress, the Tex Mex chain does have us covered when it comes to what we should wear in honor of National Taco Bell.
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Amidst the shroud of the ongoing impeachment inquiry, Trump appeared spirited for the festivities, passing out candy and posing for photographs with costumed youngsters, staying outside depositing full-sized Hershey chocolate bars wrapped in White House-logoed wrappers for about 40 minutes.
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According to the Associated Press, the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)—the party of current Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto—filed a complaint with the National Electoral Institute because the National Action Party (PAN) has been printing its campaign slogans on tortilla wrappers.
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After breakfast, we'd dump the money from the tobacco tins onto the kitchen table and count coins, stacking quarters and nickels and dimes into wrappers from the Worcester County Institution for Savings, while my father updated the Accounts, and made the Collection List.
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When Clemson University's top-ranked football team turned up in January, it was treated to piles of burgers and fish sandwiches from McDonald's, Wendy's and Burger King, still in their boxes and wrappers, and served on trays in the candlelit dining room.
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In their sly sport with commercial product design, these works recall the more involved collages of Al Hansen, who in the 1960s and '70s cut up and reassembled Hershey bar wrappers into figures and other images filled with brilliantly comic word play.
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There are vaping cloud contests, a line of hoodies and backpacks called VaprWear that make it easy to conceal the devices, and labels of vape "sauce" that resemble the designs of well-known candy wrappers like those of Jolly Ranchers and Blow Pops.
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And dim sum, which was his specialty as a cook in Chengdu, gets a luxurious amount of attention here: He hand-makes wrappers for his pork won tons and all of his dumplings, like the wrinkly sticky-rice, ham and mushroom-filled shumai.
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That was before he spent a morning on a fishing trawler in Osaka Bay last fall, shocked by the reams of soda bottles, plastic shopping bags, snack wrappers and drinking straws repeatedly trapped in the nets, along with the flounder and shrimp.
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Up against the biblical condom wrappers are British designer Jessie Hall's "Plantstudie Hats" — three very intricately knitted cranium cozies inspired by Karl Blossfeldt's photographs of tower-like plants (sadly, in her submission of her family wearing them, her dog's head remains bare).
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Almost half of all the paper food wrappers tested did, including 57 percent of Tex-Mex packaging, 56 percent of dessert and bread pouches, 38 percent of sandwich and burger bags, and one in five boxes for French fries and other especially greasy foods.
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Climbers returning from the 8,850-metre (29,113-foot) mountain say its slopes are littered with human excrement, used oxygen bottles, torn tents, ropes, broken ladders, cans and plastic wrappers left behind by climbers, a embarrassment for a country that earns valuable revenue from Everest expeditions.
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Since it's not exactly chic to nail a slice of ciabatta to your wall, and it would require a lot of work to Mod Podge Snickers wrappers onto your glassware, decorating as a food enthusiast require that brands get on board with edible trends.
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The shakes are claimed to be the first food item designed specifically for Instagram (hence the square shape for optimal overhead shots) and come packaged in patterned wrappers designed by "Insta Designers," which double as a wild 'n' crazy background for that perfect Instagram.
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There is merchandise, too: The shop sells T-shirts emblazoned with the name of Mr. Shinners' alter ego, W.T.F. Bach; Bach cigarette lighters; stress balls shaped like brains that say "Yours ≠ Bach's," and condoms that note on their wrappers that Bach had fathered 20 children.
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I remember my first Nintendo DS, it was a cute pastel pink and I loved it until it couldn't handle all the Hershey's Kisses wrappers I shoved into the cartridge slot so my family wouldn't know that I ate all that candy in one night.
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Her fingers test the pliability of the wrappers; she listens for the sound the bubbling oil makes when she throws in a bit of filling to test its heat; she taps the frying rolls with tongs to test whether the shells are crisp and blistered.
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An early congratulations to the President for his historic achievement at the groundbreaking awards ceremony he came up with while throwing wrappers at the TV. Who needs "Medals of Freedom" and "Volunteer Service Awards" when you can instead have the MOST DISHONEST AND CORRUPT MEDIA AWARDS?
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The image of a black-and-white cat sitting in repose over the words "Tom Cat Bakery" is a familiar sight to New Yorkers, who routinely see it on trucks delivering bread throughout the five boroughs and on the wrappers that enclose baguettes at local supermarkets.
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The suspects dropped their corn dog wrappers at the scene of the crime, and officers from the Wausau Police Department were able to identify them by using the CCTV footage from the gas station across the street—the gas station that sold those same corn dogs.
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Pot stickers, notable for their delicate wrappers, have fillings like chicken with cashews, beef with cilantro and mixed organic vegetables that rely on local farms for ingredients, making this yet another farm-to-table Chinese restaurant: Drunken Dumpling, 137 First Avenue (Ninth Street), 212-982-8882, drunkendumplingny.com.
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Then came a chorus of resonant express bus motors, doors being slammed shut by chauffeurs, workmen crumpling up the wrappers of their lunches as they sat on overturned five-gallon buckets, and kids eating ice cream outside E.A.T. But I didn't slow down to savor it.
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I go to a place called Hanamori — and drink two glasses of sake with some yakitori to practice my Japanese and then walk on down 31 until it veers to the left past makeshift grills where salted pla kapong (sea bass) lie in tin foil wrappers.
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There is a lot of winking to Willy — the Dylan's chocolate bars have golden wrappers; there are golden ticket souvenirs on offer, and the shop's bags are purple (the color of Wonka's topcoat) with a big golden W. Candy fans are still hoping for a comeback.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "No glove, no love" was never part of the recorded exchanges between Adam and Eve, but the damned lovers are the official spokesfigures for protected sex in a series of condom wrappers designed by Spaniards Esther Pi and Timo Waag.
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In addition to bottles of urine, court documents say the couple found "containers containing remnants of partially eaten food, construction debris and other garbage" within the walls of their new residence at the luxury 1200 Avenue at Port Imperial building, including partially eaten Chinese food orders and cupcake wrappers.
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Makes 26 dumplingsPrep: 27 minutesTotal: 26 hour and 23 minutes 22 pound ground pork 22 tablespoons sherry cooking wine 22017 tablespoon freshly grated ginger 2 teaspoons soy sauce 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt 2 ounces garlic chives, finely chopped (about 1/2 cup) 23 boiled dumpling wrappers 1.
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The presence of GPS devices, food wrappers, literature with Spanish writing, and fuel tanks containing gasoline are some of the tell-tale signs that a panga was used for smuggling, according to Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office investigator Sergeant Marc Hammill, who has investigated the vessels since 2015.
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Inside, the work looks as tenuous as wafting vapor, like it would collapse if grazed: there's a maze of standing vinyl record covers supported only by each other; a wreath of tinted sunglass lenses; two feathers bound by coin wrappers and set, like a teacup, atop a paper bag.
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In one example, a group of 5th graders picked over 1,2000 pieces of litter in their schoolyard, noticing that the most common type of litter was the plastic straw wrappers from their own cafeteria, which led to the school eliminating the straws at the request of the students.
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The throngs at the nearly 235-acre Astoria Park leave behind so much garbage — pizza boxes, soda cans, chip bags, wrappers — that the Astoria Park Alliance, a group of volunteers, has increased its cleanups, bought additional trash cans for the park and handed out plastic bags to visitors.
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In their newest exhibition, So Much Dirt But Not Enough Soil, NYC-based artists Loney Abrams and Johnny Stanish challenge the superficial and highlight inherent conflicts in global systems and societies through a material mash up of ingredients like THC oil, human hair, Subway sandwich wrappers, and body odor.
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In 1994, from behind a desk bouquet of faux roses made of condom wrappers, Dr. Elders, the first black Surgeon General, called teen pregnancy "a form of slavery" for young black women and vigorously backed sex education, birth control, and wider use of the RU-486 abortion pill.
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So digital wrappers that will go around existing orthopedic products that will completely transform the way in which we look after ourselves particularly as we all get older and we have issues with musculoskeletal systems that there are there are some big changes coming which are data driven.
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Representative Betty McCollum, a member of the same party, took the top award in 2019 with her Hot Dish A-Hmong Friends, an amalgam of sautéed carrots, cabbage and ground beef topped with fried egg-roll wrappers that paid homage to the large Hmong population in her district.
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Pacifica Tahitian Gardenia Roll On Perfume - £12.99 See Details Make disposable cling film or foil wrapped sandwiches a thing of the past with these reusable sandwich wrappers, which are adaptable to different shapes and sizes to ensure easy fastening no matter how weird and wonderful your sandwich (or whatever) may be.
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In a nutshell, Rauscher — also, I should add, notable for being one of a handful of female founders in the world of cybersecurity — says that what SAM does is operate by way of the router, but by identifying and providing security wrappers for every device that connects with the router.
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His subjects include 1930s actresses from Greta Garbor and Mae West to Anna May Wong and Dorothy Lamour; male nudes; household objects; disposable items (chewing gum wrappers and cigarette butts); flowers; madonnas; commercial packaging; the cartoonist Ernie Bushmiller and his cartoon character, Nancy; still-lifes; and well-known works of art.
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They attack the kitchen, complaining loudly that there's nothing to eat, they push and laugh and fight for leftovers, and when they're done they flee the scene, leaving Annie to deal with the open jars of peanut butter and the smears of jelly and David's candy-bar wrappers from LeDuc's.
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By day's end, a plan to aid the fight against the mosquito-borne Zika virus, a measure to prevent terrorists from getting guns, scores of judicial confirmations, a sweeping bipartisan criminal justice reform package and basic appropriations bills were left scattered about like errant wrappers from the Senate candy drawer.
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Denino's fans joke that he streams "from the streets of Hollywood to the dirtiest bedroom in L.A." Someone appeared to have emptied a full trash can in the attached bathroom: fast-food wrappers, orange peels, and cans of Monster Energy drink spilled off the white counter and onto the floor.
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By making components from scratch (including basics that most restaurants would buy, like dumpling wrappers and pickled greens), using top-quality ingredients like grass-fed beef and organic tofu, and adapting classics with modern forms and flavors, they are reframing Taiwanese food in the United States for an increasingly enthusiastic audience.
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As I sat at the bridal party table, stuffing little gold wrappers under the edges of my plate and willing myself not to text my ex-girlfriend, I also became painfully aware that the structure of the traditional heteronormative wedding was never going to be a safe environment for me.
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NEW ALBANY, Ohio — As the fallout from President Trump's sudden firing of James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, consumed Washington on Wednesday, the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, wandered through an Ohio packaging plant admiring innovations in fish bait technology and smiling at workers as they stuck labels on soap wrappers.
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Many big luxury hotel brands, airlines and cruise ship companies — notorious for their oceanic waste and high carbon footprints — remain slow to curb unnecessary single-use plastics like bottles, slipper wrappers and plastic swabs that end up in the very oceans and beaches their guests travel across the world to experience.
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Now she can visit her "little honey bunny" — her words — nearly every weekend for rarely more than $25 each way (prices can start at $23) — without having to endure what she has experienced, she said, on other bus lines: Overcrowding, crumpled fast-food wrappers on seats, or neglected, smelly bathrooms.
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While most municipalities have sophisticated collection systems — somewhere between 70 and 80 percent of used plastic wrappers, bottles and bags are collected by waste management companies and then recycled or incinerated — Japan's Environment Ministry estimates that between 20,000 and 60,000 tons of plastic waste end up in the ocean each year.
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Diners can also limit exposure by avoiding oily food, high-temperature food and taking food out of wrappers right away so it has less contact time with any chemicals, said Xindi Hu, an environmental health researcher at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston who wasn't involved in the study.
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It didn't seem like sleep was going to be a possibility if I remained chained to what I (very grandly) think of as my workstation, which in reality is just my portion of the desk covered in Trebor wrappers and books I'll never actually read, so I decamped to a meeting room.
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He showed off its 14th-century castle, with ceramics dating back to the 4th century B.C. In a deconsecrated convent, he pointed out favorites from an international ceramics exhibit, including the work of a local artist in which ceramic facsimiles of cigarette butts, beer bottles, condom wrappers and Q-Tips littered the ground.
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The color in question is orange, because police blamed the shooting on a missing orange safety cap on the boy's toy gun; people in Cleveland and around the world have donated orange objects of all kinds — tarps, food wrappers, a set of plastic vampire teeth — that are now displayed around the gallery.
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It was interesting to see so many Russian things: red and black caviar, stuffed cabbage, blini, piroshki, pickled mushrooms, pickled herrings, a muddy tank of carp that were alive, but perhaps only barely, and a barrel full of challenging-looking rectangular sweets, in wrappers printed with sentimental Cyrillic writing and pictures of squirrels.
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"Amid old McDonald's hamburger wrappers and mouse droppings, we dragged wires from our computers to the keyboards and screens we were putting in place, stuffing the cables through holes we drilled in other people's furniture—all without permission, violating every fire law, building code, and union regulation on the books," he writes.
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First, the three of us on the shift would stand at the back counter and talk about boys, while we unwrapped 1,000 diner-counter Starlight peppermints into an enormous glass jar — to save time twisting the wrappers off during the rush on Friday morning, when we'd make hundreds of Sleigh Ride drinks.
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I began lying about food, hiding my treats from my husband and burying the wrappers deep in the garbage to ensure he wouldn't know that I just ate six glazed doughnuts in one sitting without sharing, or that I'd polished off an entire box of mini Halloween chocolate, one fun-sized bar at a time.
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These books were found in Dickinson's room after her death, in 1886, by her sister, Lavinia, along with hundreds more poems in various states of composition, plus, intriguingly, the "scraps," a cache of lines that Dickinson wrote on scavenged paper: the flap of a manila envelope, the backs of letters, chocolate wrappers, bits of newspaper.
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Although PFAS have been used in a wide range of products—including non-stick cookware, stain-defending carpets, fast food wrappers, pizza boxes, and weatherproof patio furniture—the PFOS and PFOA varieties have also been connected to serious health problems, including certain kinds of cancers, liver damage, and an increased risk of miscarriage in pregnant women.
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Other causes for concern: Your friend regularly rushes to the bathroom post-meal, a sign of purging; works out compulsively, a sign of exercise bulimia; wears overly baggy clothes, not as a fashion statement but to hide how thin they are; or has loads of empty junk-food wrappers hidden in their room, which could signal a recent binge.
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Beside some Kit-Kat wrappers, a bent-in-half iMac keyboard, nine copies of Thursday's New York Times (long story), and many, many pages of scientific reports sits my Cerebrus—a three-headed carnivorous plant that, through thousands of years of evolution, has adapted to guard my desk from the plague of houseflies that has infested the VICE office.
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Sometime later Mr. Roberts produced several Super 8-style black-and-white movies about his friend's childhood in the Canary Islands, with a boy in a crisp white shirt, dark knit vest and lederhosen scampering around a formal garden, playing with lizards and fashioning shoes for them out of the foil wrappers of Cadbury chocolate bars.
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But will be very funny posting the footage on Facebook xxx love Louise the landlady xx (A note for American readers: "doggers" is a British term for people who enjoy having sex in public places, in case you were wondering.) Fenlon told Mashable she's found a variety of "paraphernalia" in the car park of her pub — including baby wipes, knickers, and condom wrappers.
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Makes 24 dumplingsPrep: 20 minutesTotal: 2 hours 2 tablespoons sichuan peppercorns, toasted 1 small zucchini, grated 1 pound ground lamb 33 scallions, finely chopped, white and green parts 2 tablespoons sherry cooking wine 1 tablespoon freshly grated ginger 1 tablespoon soy sauce 26 tablespoon kosher salt 22 panfried dumpling wrappers 21 tablespoons all-purpose flour 22 tablespoons white vinegar23 teaspoon vegetable oil 22.
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I was wish I going to Singapore because you know, do you remember, in Singapore they arrest you for littering and they arrest you for a lot of things -- spitting, selling gum and I have to be caned -- you know, like I had to pay $200.00 for that downtown, but if I were in Singapore, I&aposd be dropping gum wrappers all over the place.
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She spends the book's opening pages waiting out the end of his life, coasting through grief at a surprisingly-not-fictional motel by the ocean called the Dream Inn, and heading into an almost-definitely-fictional mystery: The beach, she says, is covered in thousands of empty candy wrappers, all of them a little bit odd (wrong spellings, weird colors), and nobody will tell her why.
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Makes: about 80Prep: 25 minutesTotal: 1 hour 30 minutes for the filling: 1 (2-inch piece) fresh ginger 1 ½ cups unsalted chicken stock divided into ½ cup and 1 cup 13 ½ pounds boneless pork shoulder or any other 30% fat cut of pork, chilled sea salt to taste 2 large eggs, lightly beaten 2 tablespoons light soy sauce 280 tablespoons mild rice wine 290 teaspoons sugar 26 green onions, white parts only, trimmed and finely minced 27 teaspoon toasted sesame oil 28 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper for the wonton wrappers: 29 (103-ounce) package thin wonton wrappers Flour, for dusting for the sauce (may be doubled): 210 tablespoons red chilli oil with toasty bits 235 tablespoons light soy sauce 22016 tablespoons toasted sesame oil 2 garlic cloves finely minced, optional sugar, to taste for the garnish: 3 green onions, green parts only, trimmed and cut into thin rounds ground toasted sichuan peppercorns 1.
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Barchas cites Austen's mass popularity in Britain and America at this time to argue that literary canons rested, in this period, on the lowest material conditions: the worn plates traded across New England between 1855 and 1904; the novels exchanged for soap wrappers in Lever Brothers' "Sunlight Library"; the halfpenny weekly serializations in Dicks' English Library of Standard Works; and the free copies of "Pride and Prejudice" distributed at New York's Taft Hotel.
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Servings: 53Prep: 15 minutesTotal: 45 minutes 1 pound|28 grams ground beef kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste 22 tablespoons canola oil, plus more for frying 23 21/24 ounces|22 grams gherkins, finely chopped 43/24 cup|2350 grams yellow mustard 25/3 cup|100 grams ketchup 8 slices|6 ounces|160 grams American cheese, finely chopped 1 small onion, finely chopped 3503 tablespoon all-purpose flour 1 packet medium-sized spring roll wrappers 1.
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As you emerge from your cocoon of Creme Egg wrappers and chocolate-stained bedclothes, staring groggily into the cold light of Tuesday in the office after four days of back-t0-back Sunday lunches and sugar comas, here's something to make you feel slightly less subhuman: you're not the only one who ate so many Mini Eggs in the past 72 hours that you worry your blood sugar levels and all-round bloatedness might actually be life-threatening.
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Servings: 4Prep: 25 minutesTotal: 2 hours for the wrappers:2 ½ cups|3503 grams all-purpose flour2 tablespoons rice flour1 teaspoon salt for the filling:3 tablespoons vegetable oil1 cup|110 grams diced white onion2 tablespoons minced garlic2 cups|280 grams kamote or sweet potato matchsticks2 cups|1753 grams carrot matchsticks1 cup|250 grams finely crumbled smoked or extra-firm tofu2 cups|27 grams thinly sliced napa cabbage28 cups|29 grams mung bean sprouts½ teaspoon kosher salt½ teaspoon freshly ground black pepperfish sauce (optional)vegetable oil, for greasing and fryingsawsawan, for serving (optional) 23.
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Servings: 26Prep: 27 minutesTotal: 28 minutes Ingredientsfor the egg roll:half head of cabbage, shredded37 tablespoon fresh thyme2325 tablespoon chopped garlicbacon lardons, approximately 23/24 pound cut into quarter-inch thickness2 pinches brown sugarCourvoisier (optional)1 tablespoon vegetable oil2 pinches chili flakessalt and pepper, to taste1 pound fresh peeled and deveined shrimpwonton wrappers (you can purchase these at your nearest Asian grocery store)small bowl of water (to seal the egg rolls)cooking oil, for deep-fryerfor the 'makes everything better' dipping sauce:1 can chipotle chilies3 cloves garlic33 cups honey Directions 1.
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Makes 33 Prep time: 20 minutesTotal time: 1 hour and 30 minutes for the dipping sauce:½ cup|210 ml rice wine vinegar⅓ cup soy sauce23 tablespoons Korean chili flakes for the dumplings:24 small zucchini, julienned21 tablespoon kosher salt, plus more to taste25 ounces|22 grams belt fish, finely chopped13 cup|21 grams kimchi, drained and finely chopped22 tablespoons soy sauce25 tablespoons sesame oil1 tablespoon cornstarch6 Korean rice cakes, finely chopped5 Perilla leaves, minced1/2 yellow onion, finely chopped8 ounces|23 grams firm tofu60 round gyoza wrappers 1.
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Here is a partial list of the things Ginzel has used in her flat art: paper and plastic wrappers and cardboard packaging from a variety of sources, including a potato chip bag; a flattened box that once held a bar of fragrant soap; a greasy wrapper that once held an unspecified fast food item; a drug store prescription; a floral-print paper napkin; pages from a seven-language dictionary and a German cook book; pieces of clothing; a torn section of brown wrapping paper with the words "TRUE VALUE" printed on it in red.
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Makes 24Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 1 ½ hours for the filling: 2 sweet potatoes (about 13 1/2 ounces|13 grams)2 tablespoons sesame oil3 spring onions, green ends reserved for garnish, finely chopped1 (245-inch) piece ginger, peeled and mincedkosher salt, to taste2300 pack fresh egg wonton wrappers (about 2150)toasted sesame seeds, to garnish for the chili vinegar dressing: 215/22 cup|23 ml chili oil (either home made or shop brought)43 tablespoons|24 ml light soy sauce22 23/2 tablespoons black vinegar1 tablespoon finely chopped garlic2 teaspoons finely chopped ginger2 teaspoons Turkish chili flakes1 teaspoon golden syrup1 teaspoon roasted and ground Sichuan pepper23 spring onion, finely chopped 1.
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