A dash of beginner's luck is on the ram's side.
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And he might end with a dash of deadpan humor.
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Add a pinch of wind and a dash of cicadas.
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Investors also got a dash of tech sector deal news.
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"And I think he uses a dash of cinnamon too."
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A dash of strychnine in the hot cocoa of human complacency.
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Maybe you want something served with a dash of sci-fi.
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But because she's Nola, there's always a dash of mess somewhere.
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And it's got a dash of screwball romantic comedy as well.
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Add a dash of beer and/or cheese rind if desired.
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Carefully she flavored it with a dash of stale curry powder.
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Asian streetwear meets the '90s with a dash of the '60s.
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She described his response as kindhearted with a dash of humor.
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It's nice to have a dash of Jack Bush in Boston.
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It takes Alexa's smarts, adds a screen and a dash of personality.
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True drug innovation comes from painstaking tinkering and a dash of luck.
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Lanthimos punctuates this deft satire with a dash of the truly absurd.
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Lots of conservative pieces with a dash of distressed denim, for starters.
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Things start by "washing" the chilled glass with a dash of absinthe.
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A dash of luck comes your way—but don't brag about it!
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Add a dash of the mystery ingredient known as productivity, and presto!
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It's a nice touch that gives the phone a dash of originality.
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Basically, they're regular-ish glasses with a dash of steampunk aviator style.
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Pajama pants might allow a dash of seriousness to temper my relaxation.
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Jenner isn't the only one adding a dash of protein to her coffee.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Asia's glamazons can apply a dash of Western colour.
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Was the first lady wearing French, or British, or a dash of both?
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Cut plantains up into small pieces season with a dash of salt. 4.
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Venus enters fellow fire sign Aries, bringing you a dash of good luck.
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Add a dash of pineapple vinegar, too, to go all Inception on it.
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Apparently the new notes are made using just a dash of animal fat.
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Essentially, think The 100 meets Dark, with a dash of Riverdale to boot.
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Plus, he would provide the Clinton campaign with a dash of youthful appeal.
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Her secret is just a dash of fish sauce for that umami oomph.
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Plus a dash of juiced-up jungle breaks for that extra sharp edge.
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A drizzle of lemon butter and a dash of celery salt adds decadence.
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Some bartenders add a dash of egg white to their Whiskey Sour concoctions.
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The sun and Jupiter connect today, bringing you a dash of luck, Gemini!
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He was a boring Mitt Romney Republican with a dash of Tea Party.
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In desserts, replace wine with fruit juice mixed with a dash of vinegar.
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She began to share her observations and tidbits, adding a dash of sarcasm.
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There's a dash of crazy intoxication to the whole ballet that's entirely insidious.
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Add Steak-umms and top with crumbled Cheetos and a dash of Aleppo pepper.
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Fortunately, the moon in Scorpio brings a dash of romance and creativity your way.
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I still identify as a Kristy mixed with Stacey and a dash of Dawn.
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Before my first meeting, I make coffee and pour in a dash of cream.
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I opt for another mug of hot coffee with a dash of soy milk.
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And if you want savory watermelon, please just use a dash of chili powder.
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Mercury connects with Jupiter on July 14, bringing news and a dash of luck.
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are adding a dash of blue to their household!
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First, a company sends invites to an event, usually with a dash of mystery.
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Throw in a dash of salt, and purée in a blender until smooth. 7.
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There's song and a dash of atmosphere in the first half, but not much.
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American red, white and blue — with a dash of silver to keep us contemporary.
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A dash of romance arrives today as the Moon enters fellow air sign Aquarius.
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And a dash of seawater from the actual Atlantic Ocean provides a saline accent.
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Given that, a strong response and a dash of paranoia were actually pretty justified.
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Add some hot sauce, maybe a dash of salt, and voilà—breakfast of champions.
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Add a dash of Dorito dust here and there, and that&aposs basically it.
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It's about post-college life, girls, humor, with a dash of sports thrown in.
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Meanwhile the "special mushrooms" are sautéd with butter, pepper, and a dash of lemon.
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Sprinkle salt and pepper evenly on top of fish, followed by a dash of vodka.
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Brushstroke is designed to give your photos a dash of life via an artistic filter.
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Behind it all, there's a combination of lighting and editing and a dash of deceit.
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We deserve a dash of wholesomeness, and actor Kumail Nanjiani's father is here to deliver.
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He's Perry Mason with a bit of Columbo and a dash of CSI's Gil Grissom.
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Adjust the seasoning to taste with salt, soy sauce, and a dash of vinegar. 4.
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Just picture this: With a dash of this: And a whole bunch of hair gel.
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He also leans into just a dash of a Boston accent and we can't complain.
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That work is masculinist and modernist, with just a dash of sociopolitical awareness for flavor.
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And the true test—the cortadito, espresso "cut" with a dash of milk—was great.
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Venus clashes with your ruling planet Mars today, bringing a dash of drama and excitement!
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"You can add a dash of chili powder or Parmesan cheese for flavor," King said.
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Lovett's meat pie ditty "A Little Priest" arrives with a dash of oom-pah-pah.
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If you don't have a fresh lemon, a dash of vinegar works nearly as well.
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Think The Jetsons with a dash of the bizarre and dystopian added for good measure.
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ELECTION RALLIES in Taiwan often feel like festivals with a dash of politics thrown in.
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The Oslo could be a way to do all that — with a dash of style.
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Plus, of course, a dash of camel(s).) Anyway, back to Mr. Michele and Gucci.
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His tone reflected a mixture of amazement and amusement, with perhaps a dash of awe.
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Also, a dash of patriotism for good measure, apparently — what's more American than a burger?
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Adding a dash of color, rose-shaped earrings pop out in front of her loose waves.
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It's a Game of Thrones prequel with a dash of The Borgias, plus aerial dragon battles.
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Check out the leopard print and walking-frame-assisted twerking, with a dash of lawn bowls.
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Well, that's a dash of cold water for a Friday morning, so here — have some news!
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One Direction have always assumed the roles of anarchic goofballs, with a dash of sugar high.
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Can a dash of guacamole and some caramelized onions bump McDonald's into the better-burger category?
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Throw in a dash of mystery and expertly executed comic relief, and it's a winning combination.
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Add in a dash of Fox's slightly more risqué Grease and suddenly the possibilities are endless.
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Venture capitalist Peter Thiel will speak, bringing a dash of Silicon Valley cachet to the event.
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There's probably also a dash of luck in there, if they managed to survive the war.
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He'll also add a dash of olive oil, a large spoon of salt, garlic, and cumin.
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Venus connects with Mars on May 14, bringing a dash of fun, flirtatious, and social energy!
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Unless that's one of your fluent languages, this method will provide a dash of the unexpected.
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That's what Barcelona smells like: sea, salt, sun, wonderful Mediterranean food, and a dash of mierda.
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This year, unless you're fluent in Korean, the parade will offer a dash of the unexpected.
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It has some clever jokes and some good potty humor and a dash of visual inventiveness.
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Argon with a dash of mercury naturally shines blue, while neon is naturally "motel sign" red.
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Stir in the cheese, then add a knob of butter and a dash of oil. 8.
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A dash of luck comes your way, but watch out for unexpected schedule changes this afternoon.
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He poured sauvignon into their glasses and topped it off with a dash of Martini Rossi.
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The Moon in Cancer connects with Jupiter at 11:12 AM, bringing a dash of luck.
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Add a dash of ammonia, also common on Pluto, to lower the water's freezing point, and Presto!
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Lil Yatchy's easily digestible verse adds a dash of subdued energy to D.R.A.M.'s rambunctious lyrics throughout.
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The Lodge is haunted by its predecessors: a dash of The Shining, a twist of The Exorcist.
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I'd say that it's mainly about personal branding, with a dash of glee at shocking the bourgeoisie.
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You could say it's the key to her effortlessly chic — with a dash of IDGAF — signature look.
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A dash of neodymium gives strength to the magnets inside hard disk drives, speakers, and electric motors.
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A millefeuille with my nonna's (grandmother's) salted dark chocolate cream and a dash of Sicilian caramelized almonds.
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Into the sauce pot, water removed, she puts milk, some cream, sugar, and a dash of salt.
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They tasted like a dash of vinegar and salt, but the radish underneath was sweet and bitter.
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The beef was tender as can be, and the sauce was livened by a dash of cinnamon.
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In return, they'd get a small amount of interest and perhaps a dash of civic pride, too.
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With a dash of oil, lemon, and lightly-ground Sichuan peppercorn, the dressing is bright and fruity.
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Trippy sex scenes and Wiccan rituals follow, along with a dash of magic involving a used tampon.
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Instead, it's trying to be an emotional family drama with lighthearted elements and a dash of mystery.
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Today, Kep is essentially a ghost town, with a side of tourism and a dash of fishing.
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Then Mr. Reece recounted his website's origin story, one he suffuses with a dash of the providential.
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But where Cuomo projected competence and authority, with a dash of his idiosyncratic humor, Trump was meandering.
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Silicon Valley's politics have long skewed left, with a free-market's philosophy and a dash of libertarianism.
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Neptune, however, loves some whimsy, and it connects with the moon today, adding a dash of romance!
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You can see a dash of carbon fiber on that mini-spoiler mounted to the trunk deck.
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Who else is serving up trendy Wednesday Addams vibes with a dash of crimped hair on the daily?
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Then it adds in a murder conspiracy, an egotistical superstar, a dash of reincarnation, and a revenge plot.
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Gloom is displaced by a dash of bliss as shades of pink — rose in French — illuminate the canvases.
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The toothpaste polishes and whitens your teeth daily, and has a dash of mint flavor for good measure.
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Now for the fun part: It's time to add in a dash of colour (pink — because what else?).
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With a dash of blockchain, the startup wants to allow companies to collaborate together to create enforceable contracts.
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WHAT MORE COULD A HUMAN WANT oh how about some challah french toast with a dash of cinnamon.
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Across its businesses, FedEx is trying to deliver more flexibility, lower costs — and a dash of the future.
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Namely, The End Of The F***king World and Cloak & Dagger, with a dash of The Rain's aesthetic.
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Her music is catchy and upbeat, Marina And The Diamonds-esque with a dash of early Lady Gaga.
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A dash of mustard, a splash of ketchup — you don't have to go overboard to make them tasty.
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Juno Birch's work is powerful and entertaining, and will provide a dash of brilliant pink throughout your feed.
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Reign If you prefer your history with a dash of fiction, then Reign is a solid binge choice.
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Using bold reds, electric pinks, and a dash of Chinese traditionalism, the 10-product line bleeds Liu's creativity.
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Here's the 8-2 Golden State Warriors at their absolute apex: undeniable skill with a dash of showmanship.
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We have some speculation, thanks to photos released by HBO, book backstory and a dash of wishful thinking.
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To add a dash of color and a loop, you'll need to buy a Sling Cover for $228.
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At the bottom is dried ginger from her farm, plus cloves, hibiscus flowers, and a dash of cinnamon.
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Venus also enters fellow water sign Scorpio on September 9, bringing a dash of lucky energy your way.
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The Moon meets with your ruling planet Jupiter this evening, bringing a dash of good luck your way.
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Those seeking a dash of glamour will struggle, as 97% of luxury hotels do not have smoking rooms.
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Even after Icahn started supporting Trump's Presidential run, he often seasoned his praise with a dash of disdain.
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Once again, bad cybersecurity training (combined with distraction and a dash of lapsed judgement) rears its ugly head.
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Love and beauty planet Venus enters Cancer on July 3, bringing a dash of lucky energy your way.
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" Leibovich wrote that Graham spoke with "a mixture of amazement and amusement, with perhaps a dash of awe.
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More Maggi goes into a loose mix of tomatoes and pickled onions, with a dash of clarifying mustard.
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The pinch is his piquant coda, as though he's adding a dash of salt to flavor the message.
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If you like a sampler — a dash of modern, a sprinkle of ballet — the festival has you covered.
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Add one minced garlic clove, a dash of soy sauce and sesame oil; let brown to absorb flavors.
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It's a play on a half lemonade, half iced tea drink and features a dash of pear juice.
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Add a dash of salt and let them cook over a low flame until they soften slightly. 3.
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Mercury meets Jupiter at 12:37 PM, bringing a dash of luck and opening up lines of communication.
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Hermès Centerpiece in Lacquer | $1,100 This cozy woven fabric bench adds a dash of color to your next mixer.
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Next, you add a dash of soda water and an ounce of pretension to really get the party rocking.
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With a dash of natural language processing, GoodTime is helping recruiting teams match job applicants with the right interviewers.
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Tbilisi's first Design Hotel is a dash of 21st-century chic in a city more than 1,400 years old.
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A dash of cow urine in a handful of products, including soap and floor cleaner, burnishes its Hindu credentials.
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It's a Tudors-style sexy take on the life of William Shakespeare, plus a dash of punk-rock sensibilities.
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I opt for a mug of hot coffee from the office kitchen and add a dash of soy milk.
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Grab a period costume, add some transformational makeup, and mix in a dash of a difficult-to-master accent.
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"Japan is getting ready to see more young leaders in politics," he says, with a dash of self-interest.
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Their sound is a mix of Sonic Youth and Nirvana and Bikini Kill with a dash of Dilly Dally.
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The soundtrack hints at Vangelis's Blade Runner, the dialogue at Dragnet and porn with a dash of cultural theory.
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Price: $10.09 If you're going to honor outer space, it seems most appropriate to add a dash of glow.
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Tree skirts add a dash of color and style to your holiday decor while hiding that unsightly tree stand.
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On this score, Judge Garland would bring a dash of variety to the court, as he is from Chicago.
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Leather vests, corsets and latex predominated, but there were glimpses of glitter, sparkles and a dash of rainbows, too.
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There was a dash of gruff humility, an admission that "fearlessness" impressed him more as he approached middle age.
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Nem nuong, also Vietnamese, are balls of ground pork hash nearly candied inside from a dash of palm sugar.
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The Moon connects with Jupiter this afternoon, bringing a dash of luck your way, as well as some fun!
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They're a little Duchamp, and some Flavin and Turrell, with a dash of the earnestness of Mendieta (to taste).
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You could put some garlic in there, if you like, and a dash of hot chili oil, or sesame.
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Those assumptions about electability reflect entrenched biases more than political science, and have a dash of arrogance to boot.
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There are no connections among these bizarre crimes, which are resolved individually, with humor and a dash of tristesse.
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Those bands of streetwise consumers flaunt initialed T-shirts, boots, sneakers, belts and totes with a dash of irony.
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Now the Broadway producer Scott Rudin is going to try a dash of midnight madness for his latest play.
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The movie isn't for the squeamish: It features a hefty dose of brutality and a dash of black humor.
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A dash of goodwill plus lots of private profit equals capitalism and good PR. It's basic and familiar maths.
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The German GTI is built of not just metal, glass and plastic, but a dash of magic as well.
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Though it will undoubtedly bring you plenty of joy, it could come with just a dash of stress too.
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Many people add honey, sugar, or agave to sweeten the brew, and a dash of milk is another option.
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They're a little Duchamp, and some Flavin and Turrell, with a dash of the earnestness of Mendieta (to taste).
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And even in Rivera and Van Susteren's apologies, there's still a whiff of reluctance, a dash of lingering skepticism.
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A dash of history and tasteful design in a city-center location is a winning combination, whatever your political affiliation.
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Thandie Newton manages to make this character simultaneously scary, vulnerable and seductive, all seasoned with a dash of robotic inflection.
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Now on the permanent menu, this drink can be taken to the next level with a dash of coconut milk.
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The Grammy Awards returned to New York City this year — and, appropriately, threw a dash of Broadway into the mix.
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Imagine anime mixed with a healthy heap of David Lynch, a dash of Ariana Grande, and one stick of bubblegum.
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Vegan Butternut Squash Soup Butternut squash soup is spiced up with a dash of red pepper flakes and rosemary sprigs.
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That's why a Swedish children's choir thought they'd add a dash of musical excitement to this man's trip to work.
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For the sparkling gold option commemorating Pirates of the Caribbean, the usual cinnamon-sugar mix had a dash of lemon.
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But Orbital's Cygnus spacecraft is the most whimsical of the lot, bringing a dash of cheer along with every delivery.
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Maisie Williams and Sophie Turner decided to twin as Girl Scout Brownies for Halloween — but with a dash of green.
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Jonathan's desire for mental connection with a dash of excitement is encapsulated in his deep need to reconnect with Sara.
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Also on August 6, the Sun will clash with your ruling planet Jupiter, bringing a dash of luck your way.
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Squeeze lemon and distribute the melted butter on top of both shrimp rolls, add a dash of seasoning and enjoy.
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My beauty routine is pretty sparse: a little mascara here, a dash of concealer there, and Aquaphor on my lips.
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Warren is making it plainly obvious that we're all a mix, a bit of this and a dash of that.
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The pulled pork relied on a dash of acid — not a 100-year flood of vinegar — to cut its richness.
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They're made with a lot of tongue, a dash of pig snout and just a little bit of cow brain.
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Riverdale is a teen soap made up of love triangles, milk shakes, inexplicable pearl necklaces, and a dash of murder.
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A latter-day Thoreau with a dash of Walt Whitman and Carl Sandburg, he celebrated simple pleasures and ordinary people.
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Add a poached egg and a dash of chopped chives, then drizzle on some hot sauce if you're feeling spicy.
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That with digitization and a dash of diversification, Intuit will be a clear winner as the world increasingly goes online.
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I pretty much played the Mario series, a dash of Contra, Paperboy, and TMNT, and some assorted Sesame Street titles.
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Gift The Sill Succulent Assortment, $30For a dash of greenery without the difficult maintenance, these succulents do just the trick.
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But now a Glasgow-based start-up is offering an enamel-dial mechanical watch with a dash of Celtic flair.
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Khoubbane offers me a welcome drink of the local gris wine, mixed with lemonade and a dash of cherry liqueur.
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Poppin Pool Blue Block Party Bench | $549 This cozy woven fabric bench adds a dash of color to your next mixer.
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Visually, My Friend Pedro has the look of a colorized modern noir with a dash of Saturday morning cartoon thrown in.
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Paris Jackson already has a slew of enviable ink, but her latest addition adds a dash of sentimentality to the mix.
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It's a moment that captures what the movie does best: intermingling the personal and the political with a dash of humor.
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For a boost of morning energy, Okafor suggests water-based oatmeal with a dash of cinnamon and six to eight blueberries.
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It's the best part of Star Wars combined with the best part of Black Panther mixed with a dash of...terror.
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According to Braver, the project was originally going to have a dash of interactivity in the form of two branching scenes.
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The fashion line and video work in tandem to showcase street dance culture, with a dash of Kill Bill-style mythos.
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In some, you'll find small towns with occult secrets, in others, a dash of '80s sensibilities or episodes oozing with creepiness.
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The character Atwood invented is an amalgam of Phyllis Schlafly and Tammy Faye Bakker with a dash of Aimee Semple McPherson.
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It's got a dash of the on-demand economy, a sprinkling of automation, and a thick layer of pizza-based disruption.
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Mercury meets one of your ruling planets, Jupiter, on October 29, bringing a dash of luck and a breakthrough in understanding.
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He's done that, and added a dash of style and humor and a pitch-perfect sense for being consoler in chief.
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She's a Marjorie Morgenstern with a dash of Yentl's ambition, a burgeoning Baby Houseman tempered with Abby and Ilana's sexual prowess.
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Edwards heaps mushrooms onto a slice of bread, ladles cheese sauce on top, and throws on a dash of scallion greens.
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This will bring you a big boost in energy and a dash of good luck, especially around work or your reputation.
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She serves the splayed fish whole, dressed with the flavorful oil and a dash of rosé vinegar made from Navarran grapes.
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The slender second hand comes in yellow or red; a dash of contrast that shows off its creator's good-natured playfulness.
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There's nothing like adding a dash of faux fur to transform any piece of furniture into an expensive-looking statement piece.
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It seems that whenever artists need to add a dash of suaveness to their songs, they know exactly whom to call.
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Story at a glance 'Tis the season for Hallmark movies, thick blankets and hot chocolate garnished with a dash of outrage.
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Imagine Gustave Courbet's materialism joined to Max Beckmann's aggressive color, with a dash of Caspar David Friedrich's visionary panoramas thrown in.
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People are not only wearing rose-colored glass, but are also enjoying the view with a dash of Neptune's psychedelic mirages.
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"Hang the DJ" is a classic ode to love in a social media age with a twist, and a dash of WTF.
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It comes with slightly nicer ingredients and presentation, but otherwise it's largely the same deal: greens, dressing, and a dash of color.
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According to an Instagram photo shared by The Collective Brewing Project, the sour ale gets a dash of edible hot pink glitter.
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It's like a blend of Vaseline's Rosy Lip Tin with a dash of zingy citrus (that's probably what lends the sparkling quality).
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Zuckerberg tried to show a human side to the influential, elite audience — with a lack of defensiveness and a dash of humor.
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A sprinkle of decades-old TV nostalgia, a dash of inscrutable meme culture, and BlocBoy JB's Shoot dance to top it off.
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Add a dash of the West's growing openness to music with non-English lyrics, and you've got a recipe for international success.
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Meat cutlets are breaded and fried before being placed between two slices of white bread with a dash of mustard and mayo.
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"Teeth" should also be called the Hannibal Lecter emoticon, because it's the ultimate way to express anger, with a dash of psychopath.
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Market experts recommend a stock replacement strategy that may appeal to traders looking to add a dash of options to their portfolio.
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The track hits all the marks that the pair have set out for themselves: Drugs, sex, death, and a dash of celebrity.
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EcoQube C Aquarium See Details The CINEMOOD is an ingenious mini projector that adds a dash of portability to your entertainment experience.
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Trump, your employee, will tout with a dash of humility and a large amount of bravado…Look what "I" did for "you".
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Remove from the heat and finish the sauce with a pinch of black pepper and a dash of the olive oil. 5.
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Now, farmers are adapting the age-old elixirs — a dash of ginseng here, a speck of licorice there — for use on livestock.
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It starts with chickpeas, steeped overnight, brought to a rolling boil with a dash of baking soda and left to slow ruination.
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Watson's rose braid is a low-key way to add a dash of Disney magic to a look and we're loving it.
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That one has Finlandia Grapefruit vodka, juiced red bell pepper, mint, Saint Germain, fresh lemon juice, and a dash of simple syrup.
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But overall, Mr. Peray's cartoons about the cave rescue are poignant tributes to the trapped boys, served with a dash of whimsy.
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The singer-songwriter's newest single, "Remind Me," incorporates a dash of bouncy '80s-sounding synths while maintaining her signature stripped-down sound.
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The meeting is likely to include all of the trappings of a state visit, with a dash of North Korean political theater.
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Despite the movement's growing popularity and official acceptance, walking down a Chinese street in a traditional gown requires a dash of boldness.
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Should you want your bouquet to eke out another day, however, McVicar suggests a dash of fizzy lemon soda in the water.
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I make my cold oatmeal (almond milk, chocolate chips, blueberries, almond butter, and a dash of cinnamon) and head out the door.
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There's a sprinkle of Cheever and a dash of "Real Housewives," all tightly Spanxed into the form of an after-school special.
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I was thrilled to spot a bottle of Red Rooster hot sauce among the condiments — a dash of Harlem on every table.
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While Chelsea were contentiously denied a win against Swansea last week, Liverpool thumped Leicester, and did so with a dash of panache.
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A dash of caraway, a good spoonful of paprika and a sure hand with seasoning steer the soup in the right direction.
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Phish's long jams and their blend of rock, jazz, prog, and a dash of bluegrass helped the band organically build their own following.
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Breakingviews Take a Lamborghini, a few movie stars and a dash of Bacardi, and infuse it all with the scent of cryptocurrency riches.
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With a sea of Clueless-era plaids, kilts, and varsity lettering, the overall vibe was very "School's Out" with a dash of Vetements.
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His release buys Turkey's economy some breathing room, and its leadership a dash of badly needed goodwill in Congress and the White House.
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When I'm done, I settle on the couch with a giant mug of Irish breakfast tea with a dash of milk in it.
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The rest of Primal Heart dances between genres, with a dash of electric dance pop here, a handful of hazy, downtempo crooning there.
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But as it turns out, add a dash of potassium permanganate and a little heat, and you have yourself a good little fire.
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It might also serve as a warning for foreigners who expect the SPD to inject a dash of vigour into Germany's European policy.
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Set in the early 2000's this was a typical CW—or back then, WB—show about teens with a dash of murder.
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With a dash of close reading, we can tell that each at-home scene reveals some secret aspect of the characters' inner lives.
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Ditto's outfit is straight Starman era David Bowie, with a dash of John Travolta (a mix of Urban Cowboy and Saturday Night Fever).
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Salvage your face with honey, oatmeal, sour cream and a dash of maternal love in the form of a simple, all-natural mask.
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The website Vigilant Citizen takes it a step further, suggesting that the shop tops each Commandment-defying cone with a dash of Satanism.
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Instead of being based on a specific social network, The Slap combined aspects of Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, with a dash of MySpace.
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To roast them, place in a deep baking dish in a 1/4-inch of water with a dash of vinegar and salt.
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His San Antonio firm's portfolio includes websites for "a South Texas food store with a dash of Euro-sophistication" and homebuilders, among others.
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Ground beef is sealed inside flaking pastry disks for shabaley, the meat moist from a dash of beef bone broth, lush with marrow.
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Ms. Apfel, the Icon Award winner, brought a dash of levity to the night of networking, long-winded speeches and insistently earnest congratulations.
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The moon enters Gemini, bringing your focus to finances—plus, Mars opposes Jupiter, which brings a dash of luck and excitement around money.
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The energy is more flexible and creative as the sun connects with Neptune on July 11, bringing a dash of romance your way.
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But I have to say, the combination of butter, garlic, a dash of parmesan cheese, and snails will leave you craving for more.
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A dash of good news (look out for blessings around cash!) will come your way on August 18, when Mercury and Venus connect.
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Ms. Saget updated the recipe, swapping in butter for shortening, and adding a dash of whole-wheat flour for a whisper of nuttiness.
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Some of these articles are written with a dash of knowing humor, because our French Girl obsession has become something of a joke.
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To my critical eye, he's an internet love child of early Smothers Brothers and Jack Handy, with a dash of Greg Packer, too.
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Unfortunately, it seems like a dash of game theory and an understanding of machine intelligence was of no real help during the match-up.
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I'm sure that she'll get through it with her usual style, aplomb, and a dash of clumsiness, and I'll be there for the ride.
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Republicans in the tech community and beyond keep kicking around the notion — in part as an intellectual exercise (maybe with a dash of denial).
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Or at least we hope that's what happens to Jordan because she is the boss from hell — and could use a dash of kindness.
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With some dry pasta, flowy pants, and a dash of glitter, Villanelle transforms herself into a kooky art teacher and crashes the drinks event.
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A dash of rum or arrack gives a delightfully boozy element and contributes to the heavenly mouthfeel of the pastry—if it's done correctly.
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It adds levity and a dash of detachment so that we may exchange information without feeling bound to one point of view or another.
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"Congrats man and I'm excited to go on this journey with you," he said, going on to add a dash of their signature banter.
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We even tried adding more salt and a dash of red pepper flakes in an attempt to bring a little flavor into the mix.
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Throw in a little melody, a lot of groove, and a dash of psych-rock, and you've got Euphoric, the band's debut full-length.
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But promoting some new faces with new ideas and a dash of competence would give the government a better shot at dealing with it.
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Now, at age 26, he has nearly $150,000 in the bank, thanks to smart saving and investing habits and a dash of good luck.
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Rather, it's a spiked iced malt beverage made with real Arabica and Robusta coffee beans, a dash of creamy milk and sweet vanilla flavoring.
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This brass corkscrew ($173) from famed tattoo artist Scott Campbell and SAVED Wines with Shinola gets the job done with a dash of style.
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This brass corkscrew ($125) from famed tattoo artist Scott Campbell and SAVED Wines with Shinola gets the job done with a dash of style.
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The child, now abut five months old, has DNA from his mother and father, along with a dash of genetic code from a donor.
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There's Thai Sriracha for heat, Japanese togarashi for complexity and a dash of Worcestershire sauce as an intense, savory nod to Vietnamese fish sauce.
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Decorating top hats with colored ribbons or bands is not permitted, however, the beautifully-styled name tags add a dash of color each day.
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The release of ARKit has developers large and small experimenting with different ways to incorporate a dash of augmented reality into their mobile apps.
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The other was to deliver the news quickly for time-crunched readers, but with context, a dash of history and a sprinkle of humor.
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"Sprinkle an appealing idea with a dash of science, and it can seem more powerful or true than the evidence really shows," Aschwanden writes.
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As it turns out, anyone can feel like a celebrity — all it takes is committing to a bold decision and a dash of confidence.
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The Moon in fellow water sign Scorpio illuminates the romance and creativity sector of your chart, and a dash of drama arrives this afternoon.
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Ingredients like curry and coffee grounds not only lower the cost, they add a dash of poetry, retaining their aroma long after being transformed.
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Being exposed to somewhat higher levels of learning — a little literature, slightly advanced sciences, a dash of humanities — are equally important to earning power.
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This small piece, cast in bronze around 1905 by Rodin's student and lover Camille Claudel, brings the room alive like a dash of salt.
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The sauce, classic pink mayo-ketchup, gets a dash of fizz and nostalgia from Country Club frambuesa (raspberry) soda, also available by the bottle.
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" His likeness — white, wrinkled, expressionless with a dash of smirk — is not the aesthetic of a has-been; it is the portrait of "stability.
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This year's edition delivers a dash of patriotic pride, as Ms. Serre is the first French designer to be recognized with the grand prize.
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Texas plays Diggler's sidekick and Biederman plays Diggler, pitching up his basso profundo by fifty per cent and adding a dash of Ned Flanders.
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The brew is distilled into a concentrate, mixed with ice and a dash of lime bitters and finished with tonic and a lime garnish.
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Throw in some youthful pride masking as invincibility, the fun of a new environment free of parents and teachers and a dash of hormones.
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Our tester was a symphony of black leather, yellow topstitched accents, carbon fiber, brushed metal, and a dash of Ferrari red here and there.
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Adding a dash of color to the look, Jenner accessorized her outfit with some bright green heels, as well as a black and white purse.
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Then you pour chili over it (vegetarian in our case), then comes cheese, and then the family secret is a dash of mustard on top.
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Check out these tips culled from in-the-know interior designers and get ready to bestow upon your apartment a dash of Studio 54 glamour.
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She's got a Bowie-esque vibe, mixed with a dash of PJ Harvey's sexuality and the self-aware but ironic songwriting style of Lou Reed.
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Pansar is a Swedish watch company that uses Swiss movements and hand assembled components to add a dash of luxury to your standard workhorse watch.
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Imagine the classic Main St. Electrical Parade on water, add in some pyrotechnics, a dash of multiculturalism, live drummers, and you get the basic idea.
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As for the song itself, it's got a dash of Enya, with sweeping and breathless choruses and echoey "whoas" marking gaps in the repetitive lyrics.
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Still, it adds a dash of intelligence and class to a movie filed under what a lot of moviegoers still dismiss as a gutter genre.
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If you're looking to get fancier, you can always add in a dash of Triple Sec or even a bit of sweet and sour mix.
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Super-fresh raw whitefish and shellfish were tossed with tomatoes, cucumber and avocado in a citrus lime sauce with a dash of yuzu (Japanese citrus).
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You can see Dalí, of course, in the dandelion heads and rhinos that dot the stage — though a dash of Max Ernst is there, too.
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He places some hope in an updated version of his grandparents' virtues—faith, hard work, and constancy—with a dash of contemporary emotional self-awareness.
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One lead character, Ronald Clamp, is obviously based on Donald Trump (with a dash of Ted Turner thrown in, shout out to the apocalypse video).
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February 3 finds Venus entering Capricorn, bringing a dash of romance to your everyday life...perhaps you'll run into a cutie at the post office!
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Then it mingles with abundant Jupiter in Virgo at 10:20 AM, bringing us a dash of good luck (and a healthy appetite at lunch).
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Now, if you want to add Courvoisier, be extremely careful: take the pan off the heat, add a dash of booze, and light a match.
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So yeah, in that way, it's much like an iOS game: as addictive as it is meditative, shallow fun with a dash of something more.
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Yes, it has thrills, comedy, a dash of romance, and their signature sharp dialogue ... but there's also brain-munching alien bugs attack Washington's most notable.
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By 1850, the sazerac became the first "branded" cocktail, and in 1873, the brandy was replaced by American rye whiskey, with a dash of absinthe.
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By 1850, the Sazerac became the first "branded" cocktail, and in 1873, the brandy was replaced by American rye whiskey, with a dash of absinthe.
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The Tar Heels were able to make up a little ground late with an aggressive, trapping defense and a dash of Aggies conservatism on offense.
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Well, if you fancy a dash of sexism and a splash of ageism in your cocktail, then Kasey's Kitchen & Cocktails is the place for you.
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Well, it's a curious mix: a gloomy setting, an almost-dinosaur digger, a dash of romance, a touch of peril and a quick-thinking dog.
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As he sees it, it's a combination of eccentricity, genteel sportsmanship and competitiveness — but not at all costs — with a dash of humor and wit.
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Then reheat the leftovers later in the week by refrying them in a hot pan with a little oil and a dash of hot sauce.
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A 13-year-old boy from Texas won a national math competition on Monday with an answer rooted in probabilities — and a dash of farming.
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The numbers and presentation reflected some of the same past trends, with a dash of new, and nary a mention of a declining share price.
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He lived with the same optimism and joy, plus a dash of "devilish humor," that made his music and lyrics so widely beloved, she said.
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Whatever they do, there's no denying it's a soul-crushing exercise in boredom with just a sprinkle of exploitation and a dash of voyeuristic sadism.
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Add a dash of trade-war progress, throw in surprisingly resilient corporate earnings growth, and you have an ideal recipe for unabashed stock-market gains.
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The stew gains depth from star anise, soy sauce and a dash of sugar, each nugget of meat quick to fall off its accompanying bone.
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The stew gains depth from star anise, soy sauce and a dash of sugar, each nugget of meat quick to fall off its accompanying bone.
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His Pavlova uses two-thirds less sugar than the standard meringue, with a dash of yogurt powder to give the egg whites bulk and structure.
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It's a dreamy and emotional day as the Moon in Sagittarius encourages you to express yourself creatively and brings a dash of romance your way!
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They are like a Delia's catalogue rolled into ABC's TGIF programming with a dash of The WB and Seventeen magazine with a sick pop guitar line.
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Click through to see how a minor change — a pull here, a tug there, a dash of powder, a little comb — can dramatically transform the face.
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A grilled salmon entree featured a perfectly grilled fillet, as well as some wonderfully flavorful plantains (mashed with salt, pepper and a dash of chicken stock).
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They were told no by multiple places — always with a dash of terror, because Murdoch is still one of the most powerful businesspeople in the world.
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They added doses of vintage colors and patterns, like mint green and argyle and reinterpreted them with graphic flair and a dash of glitter and shine.
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Hagner's onscreen presence is a mix of Meg Ryan's early-'90s charm and Jane Krakowski's off-kilter comedy, with a dash of Anna Faris's unfiltered ballsiness.
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So how can your reforms stand a chance of being adopted, unless you go to battle armed with narrative, emotion, superficialities and a dash of embitterment?
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These are the essentials graduates need for the "real world," with a dash of cool spurges they might not want to buy for themselves just yet.
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It was White who produced Elson's first record, 2010's The Ghost Who Walks, a glowering, gorgeous swirl: American gothic with a dash of forlorn country.
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But as Forbes pointed out, there is still a hint of mystery and a dash of disappointment when it comes to the Destiny 2 PC port.
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On top of those cold hard facts, Will & Grace was never about the trials and tribulations of parenting and relationships with a dash of comedic zaniness.
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In one room a tiny bed fills half the space; posters of Kenyan reggae musicians and Haile Selassie, Ethiopia's former emperor, provide a dash of colour.
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Earlier this week, Lovato and Gomez voiced their support of one another on Twitter, exchanging words of encouragement and adding in a dash of nostalgia, too.
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Instead of eating a fried egg on toast, Tucker says, have a slice of toasted sprouted-grain bread with mashed avocado and a dash of lime.
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And the pattering of rain with a dash of creepy laughs will always, inevitably, lead to another campfire story in Are You Afraid of The Dark?
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Campaigns, even the most contentious ones, usually contain a dash of uplift, something to make voters feel good about putting a check mark in the box.
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I was asked to go to there and write some stories that would have a dash of local flavor when the paper hit the city's streets.
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The High-Rise Skinny Jean from Everlane is made of quality Japanese denim that combines 98% cotton with a dash of stretch for the ideal fit.
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"Any presidential candidate enters the race with a dash of ego and hubris," said Lynda Tran, a Democratic operative and a founding partner of 270 Strategies.
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Yet his arrest on Friday, a mix of dogged Belgian sleuthing and a dash of belated good fortune in a four-month manhunt after the Nov.
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It also includes a dash of Einstein, Salesforce's catch-all brand for the intelligence layer that underlies the platform, to build Einstein intelligence into any app.
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The biggest revelation was the existence of dessert pierogis, the same doughy dumpling filled with fresh fruit and topped with a dash of sugar or cream.
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Jackson brings better defense, more versatility, and a dash of elite athleticism, while Tatum could be the alpha-dog scorer the team seems to currently lack.
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In other words, clients are offered a balance between great tattoo work and a no-frills shop, with a dash of tattoo history thrown in, too.
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The overshirt continues to retain a bit of a utilitarian feel, with a dash of the outdoorsy and a streetwear aesthetic thrown in for good measure.
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That's how North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, came across in his debut as a global statesman — and he did so with a dash of mystery.
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Disaster relief with a dash of stimulus What can be done to help those cut off from their normal incomes during this period of national lockdown?
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Disaster relief with a dash of stimulus What can be done to help those cut off from their normal incomes during this period of national lockdown?
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After the egg whites are beaten stiff but not dry, sprinkle ¼ teaspoon of cream of tartar and a dash of salt on top and beat slightly.
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He named some of his computers — Zeke and Bette among them — and his columns, though well informed, were filled with humor and a dash of snark.
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Mostly, the show is exactly what it sounds like: a hospital melodrama, with whiz-bang medical science, a dash of intra-staff romance and shameless sentimentality.
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And yes, it was conveniently aired on Thursdays, the point in every week where some levity and a dash of drama are exactly what everyone needs.
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" Vivian's very original strategies for daily living provide the greatest pleasures of the novel: "I pour a dash of my great-aunt's wine into a mug.
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He skim-read: elvish princesses, fisting, a dash of coprophagia, an extensive and almost clinically dry segue hypothesizing how best to depict a dragon's hard-on.
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She then seasons the cut with fine herbs, Himalayan salt, and a dash of garlic mayo before frying it in a pan laced with olive oil.
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It was fun, with a dash of the unexpected coming from a parallel universe where nothing is predictable, and capped off with a truly shocking main event.
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If you like your sexy with a dash of existential depression, then look to this Dustin Hoffman classic based on Charles Webb's novel of the same name.
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Over on the West Coast, there's Victoria and the Gulf Islands, which add a dash of seaside glory to the usual park vistas of mountains and forests.
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The Game of Thrones season 7 finale airs this Sunday, and it's sure to be full of bloodshed and gore, possibly with a dash of incestuous romance.
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He wants a smoothie, so we make one with frozen banana, fresh blueberries, strawberries, oats, spinach, plain Greek yogurt, a dash of cinnamon, and drizzle of honey.
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Why rush into war with an iconoclastic incumbent like Trump, when a dash of strategic patience could result in dealing with a more conventional president come January?
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It has all the requisite ingredients: flour, eggs, milk, roast drippings, a bit of butter, and a dash of salt (I added a pinch of thyme, too).
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And for an extra kick without adding calories, "sprinkle a dash of cumin, cayenne pepper, red pepper flakes or any other preferred seasoning on top," she says.
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And for an extra kick without adding calories, "sprinkle a dash of cumin, cayenne pepper, red pepper flakes or any other preferred seasoning on top," she says.
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And Sunday's key match has the added spice that elevates great sporting rivalries into truly epic ones: a dash of real-world tension between the two antagonists.
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Though it's not traditional to Georgian khachapuri, Compass Rose's version gets finished with a dash of bright, flavorful, green za'atar—that's a call to Previte's Lebanese background.
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I'm showing her to you because I believe that all of us should always keep a dash of recklessness in order to live and not just survive.
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To keep with the California theme, they also brought some Blood Orange Bitter from Workhorse Rye, which is more like an amaro than a dash of Regan's.
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Samsung is adding a dash of style and luxury to its Gear S2 smartwatch line today with new platinum and rose gold options for the S2 Classic.
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The third film in the series, Inferno, is an incredibly not-bad knockoff of Indiana Jones, with a dash of Jason Bourne by way of National Treasure.
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A healing and imaginative energy also flows on May 8 as the sun connects with Neptune, bringing a dash of magic to your home and everyday routine.
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Toss in an orange slice studded with cloves and a dash of Angostura bitters, and you have yourself one fine drink to sip beside your imaginary fireplace.
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More established chocolatiers are trying to do for the stuff what Starbucks once did for coffee—investing a commoditised product with a dash of high-street chic.
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The same thing he's always done — even on his pop-star tribute: plaintive acoustic ballads, '70s arena rock homage, some harmonica and a dash of alt-country.
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There are few, if any, recognizable actors or creative teams, so picking shows requires a bit of sleuthing, a dash of intuition and a lot of luck.
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A sea of creamy icing, a dash of metallic silver and dozens of totally uniform purple dots make this Eiffel Tower even more beautiful than the original.
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There's a dash of soldering involved for the overhead LED light, but you can always design your own solution if you don't trust yourself with hacking electronics.
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The film has been compared to Close Encounters of the Third Kind and Starman, with a dash of E.T. thrown in as well, but unlike a lot
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The next two tracks, "Sorry" and "Daddy Lessons," (with a dash of "6 Inch" in-between, weirdly) are likely to be the most discussed on the album.
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Soon enough, the egg is soft and runny, the vegetable stew is tender and rich, and everything is topped with a dash of violets and fresh fennel.
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The milky sap that lends milkweed its name is a distasteful cocktail of resinoids and cardioactive glycosides, with a dash of alkaloids tossed in for good measure.
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By 1850, the Sazerac Cocktail became the first "branded" cocktail, and in 1873, the French brandy was replaced by American Rye Whiskey, with a dash of absinthe.
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Saturday Night Live relied on wacky throwback accents and a dash of the macabre in "The Corporal" sketch, starring Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant, and host Jennifer Lopez.
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In performance, he joined rock-and-roll insouciance with flamboyant precision (and a perm) like James Brown's, then added a dash of tricksterism borrowed from the blues.
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You may wish, at times, for a dash of immoderation, but the show's deceptively gentle approach is also what makes it stand apart in our angry times.
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Florals would be a recurring theme, he said, as would signature military finishings and hardware, especially poppers, which would provide a dash of 1980s King's Road punk attitude.
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For this meal, we used a homemade sauce from soy sauce, rice wine vinegar, honey, ground ginger, garlic powder, and cornstarch with a dash of salt and pepper.
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Mix that passion for the retrograde in with a dash of The Donald's golf habit and you have yourself the perfect party theme for a country in decline.
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" Democratic Party Chair Tom Perez also did not sugarcoat — but did add a dash of gloat: "This was a rejection of the repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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" Here's Trump doing that thing where he manipulates information and adds a dash of braggadocio to make a statement that really rides the line between "factual" and "false.
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But it's among the best, and for a traditional four-door customer angling for some luxury with a dash of performance and style, the 840i is downright cool.
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After first seeing the comedy's trailer, I guessed Vincent's character had a dash of the rich, sometimes-jerkish Bash (Christopher Lowell) of the fellow 80's-set Glow.
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The moon in intellectual air sign Gemini meets warrior planet Mars at 4:16 AM, delivering a big boost in energy—and a dash of confrontational energy, too!
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The only thing that offers a dash of certainty heading toward next Tuesday's primary: The state of New Hampshire has never had a problem counting presidential primary votes.
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According to a Vanity Fair deep dive, the scene between Charlotte and her blow job-loving paramour started with a fight and ended with a dash of bestiality.
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There were moments when I caught an Indiana Jones vibe, a welcome Game of Thrones-esque feeling, and a dash of Shawshank Redemption mixed in for good measure.
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Candy corn is basically empty calories: A mixture of corn syrup, honey, and table sugar, plus some artificial color, a dash of gelatin and a pinch of salt.
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Pairing a background in mixology and a dash of knowledge around chemical reactions, bar owner Kinsey Johnson warned that these beverages are definitely not for amateurs to attempt.
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The moon enters Gemini, finding you focused on issues concerning home and family, and Venus enters Leo, bringing a dash of flirtation and creativity to your everyday routine.
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But the current list represents something else -- a nod to judges from "flyover" states, an appreciation for non-Ivy League schools and even a dash of political experience.
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There's a dash of irony to his move, as of all of Rory's boyfriends, he was the one who seemed destined to stay in Stars Hollow forever. 6.
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This new Bieber version features a dash of English — but more importantly, it features Bieber singing in Spanish, which is a first for the 23-year-old Canadian.
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You don't even need a TV. All you need is a laptop, a dream, and a dash of internet savvy to watch the show live on Jan. 28.
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My greatest disappointments at Pho were its pho noodle soups, largely because the beef-based broth (accented by a dash of cinnamon) was scantily endowed aside from noodles.
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He could usually be found in his office in the town's general store, and every afternoon he drank his water from a wineglass with a dash of catnip.
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So we rounded up eight of the craziest, most unscientific, highly sexist myths about women's health from the 1700s, 1800s, and even a dash of the early 1900s.
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The Moon enters Gemini, shifting your focus to your career, and Venus enters your sign, putting you in a flirtatious mood and bringing you a dash of glamour!
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A side of pickled jalapeños and a dash of Creole mustard aioli joined them on the board as well, but Ashantison and Toups weren't getting into that yet.
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"All girls cannot be perfect 36s, with bodies of mystic warmth and plastic marble effect, colored with rose and a dash of flame," she wrote in one piece.
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Take pot off the heat, stir in a dash of vinegar and a pinch each of salt, pepper, and nutmeg and pour into a bowl to cool. 4.
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Indeed, pretty much all of the newly revealed material merely provides a dash of sleazy corroboration of information previously disclosed in the House Intelligence and Judiciary Committee hearings.
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The "custard" in this case has no sugar, just a dash of black pepper and a pinch of cayenne, along with half-and-half and a few eggs.
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Walking to the singer's biggest hits, models were fitted in her unmistakable New Wave style — the bleached blond locks, a dash of animal print, candy-colored sheer pantyhose.
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Because the extra-shiny bun is a sesame-scallion milk roll from a Chinatown bakery, and because the patty is dressed with a dash of mushroom-gochujang sauce.
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Imagine Gustave Courbet's materialism joined to Max Beckmann's aggressive color, with a dash of Caspar David Friedrich's visionary panoramas thrown in, and you have something like Immendorff's sensibility.
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Eschewing Warhol's calculated cool, Woronov's canvases are mainly figurative and expressionistic, hewing more closely to the works of Francis Bacon or Alice Neel, with a dash of surrealism.
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Jupiter, one of your planetary rulers, ends its retrograde on July 10 in fellow water sign Scorpio, bringing some interesting opportunities and a dash of luck your way.
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Anyone with a dash of common sense would recognize today's golden age of television might shine a lot brighter if there were more women at the writers' table.
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There's also a healthy dose of The Cabin in the Woods in The Belko Experiment, as well as a dash of real-life events like the Stanford Prison Experiment.
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Venus clashes with your planetary ruler, Mars, on September 8, bringing a dash of excitement your way and inspiring you to take action toward your work and relationship goals.
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Most of the rounds fired at our forward operating base were so poorly placed that they had to have a dash of luck to even hit a guard post.
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In the "smart home," these internet-enabled gadgets liberate us from our chores, give us back some of our time, and add a dash of novelty to ordinary experiences.
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Pork and lemon grass is a classic flavor combination that brings out the natural sweetness of pork, and here it's enhanced with a dash of maple syrup as well.
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Even less predictably, the particular rudeness—combining scorn, resentment and a dash of fear—offers insights into how Chinese people cope with life in today's ruthless and unequal society.
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You just season the meat with a little salt and pepper, add herbs, plop it into a gallon-size ziplock bag, and sprinkle in a dash of olive oil.
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Sure, Tom Cruise races around Paris in a death-defying motorcycle/car chase in Mission Impossible: Fallout, but wouldn't you prefer your spy thrillers with a dash of humor?
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For small states, the EU means access to a large and deep single market, membership of a big trading bloc, and even a dash of foreign and security policy.
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Reid is a treasure, striking the right balance between insecurity, intelligence, and exuberant excitement, with a dash of awkwardness — she is, after all, 14, and was 13 during filming.
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It effectively becomes a sci-fi show, but with the emotional intelligence and genre-bending smarts of Denis Villeneuve's Arrival with a dash of Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach Trilogy.
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Johnny Depp is throwing out all the rules on exes and tattoos, 'cause he's changed his Amber Heard-inspired knuckle ink yet again ... and added a dash of chaos.
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It featured a Pakistani cricket fan, known as the 'Mauka Man', and captured the intense excitement and fan frenzy surrounding cricket matches in india with a dash of humour.
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Even the most devout #TeamEdward fanatic has got to cop to at least having a dash of newfound respect for the artist formerly known as Twilight shapeshifter Jacob Black.
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Also on May 15, Mercury's connection with Neptune brings a dash of whimsy and creativity, while Mars entering Cancer finds you tenaciously tackling issues concerning cash and self-worth.
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All this LARPer had to do was add in a little bit of truth, a dash of the occult, a few villains, and a hero—and we have QAnon.
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His army instincts took over, and it was in large part because of his courageous efforts — and a dash of MacGyver ingenuity — that anyone on the train came back.
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This recipe is as easy to make as it is delightful: just mix equal parts gin, Campari, and cereal-infused vermouth, and add a dash of salted cacao bitters.
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Each episode has something for everyone: a little sci-fi philosophy here, a little Wild West shootout there, a sprinkle of robo-human romance, a dash of slasher horror.
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This week, our journalists explore learning to swim as an adult, a baseball season opener with a dash of imagination, the heroic efforts of one Brooklyn hospital and more.
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Bringing a digital gesture or a dash of emotion into a group chat can make it feel, if only briefly, like everyone is in the same room together again.
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"We still need to figure out the right app there," Mr. Carbone said as he hit a pan of sauce with a dash of Maggi, the umami-rich seasoning.
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On the morning of the party, I wandered the grocery store with phone in hand, trawling the app for familiar summertime dishes with just a dash of robotic weirdness.
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The Great definitely echoes the former's vibes, with a dash of Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette, and a hint of Apple +'s semi-anachronistic sensation Dickinson added for good measure.
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She cleans up any lingering residue with a dash of micellar water on a cotton pad and, to fight the cold air, finishes with generous "lashings of lip balm."
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Penny Dreadful is a gothic romance, and while it may be seasoned with a dash of thriller and pinch of horror, its genre recipe is more than 250 years old.
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In the leaked discussion he manages to throw around some transphobia, a dash of suggested antisemitism, and for good measure, musings about whether or not Clinton might have a stroke.
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Just mix in a splash of water from the tap (or milk, if you're feeling fancy), crack in an egg, add a dash of oil, and you're off the races.
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Dashing their way over hills, looping around trees, and leaving their glowing remnants, these rainbows are what happens when you mix colorful lights, long exposure, and a dash of creativity.
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According to Harper's Bazaar, Lorde's latest music video channels a bit of Lost and a dash of Rudyard Kipling, and tosses that into a sort of dystopian all-inclusive resort.
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But those who really feast on the festivity of the season know the real secret ingredient to holiday fun: You gotta add a dash of the happiest place on earth.
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With sleek cuts and smart fabrics, his critically acclaimed fall 2018 offering paired heavy tweeds with workwear-appropriate dresses and added a dash of utilitarianism with walking boots and backpacks.
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A dash of earnings reports, wholesale trade and productivity and costs are highlights of Tuesday morning, as traders watch to see if oil could be a positive influence for stocks.
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But trying to hit a stationary target atop a mountain while flying at 120 miles per hour requires a whole other level of bravery, and maybe a dash of crazy?
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In lieu of a hard-and-fast rule to determine when a food's gone bad, the FDA also suggests that a dash of common sense should be plenty enough help.
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And, yeah, this is all part of an aesthetic for the artist: uncaring but passionate, a lover of pop music, a dash of kitschy hedonism to go with his refinement.
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Just about every item in your fridge is going to be exponentially tastier when tossed with olive oil, some flaky sea salt, a dash of aceto, or squeeze of lemon.
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By upgrading your existing light fixtures with the Edison Bulb, you can add a dash of clean, industrial-chic charm to any space with the literal flick of a switch.
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There's a dash of that show's techno-paranoia sprinkled over Colony, one that's most prominent in the ever-present menace of the drones that float and sniff around the city.
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Consider "I Have Been to the Mountain," the lead single, a track of ruminating on getting older while still feeling young, with a dash of politically-charged lyrics and video.
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The drink is made up of equal parts vodka, tequila, light rum, and gin, finished with a dash of Coca-Cola (or Pepsi) and a twist of lime or lemon.
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Add a dash of sing-along lyrics and familiar musical patterns—maybe even a millennial whoop —and allow it to marinate for two months before the official summer charting begins.
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Fittingly available through October 31, the drink blends together one of the season's most celebrated flavors, chocolate, and adds a dash of bloody fun via a drizzle of strawberry sauce.
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When the mixture is sufficiently soft, increase the heat to medium and add a dash of salt, white peppercorns, curry powder, geera, cumin, coriander and fenugreek seeds and curry leaves.
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For people who prefer an introspective read that is both inspiring and has a dash of self-help, Adam Grant's "Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World" is truly original.
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With a design on the instep and an anti-skid sole, Muezna Men's Non-Slip Yoga Socks add a dash of style and stability to your yoga practice or workouts.
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A scintillating cruiserweight tag match and a dash of comedy with Elias (who gets more heel heat than anyone else in the company just by showing up with a guitar).
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When he says goodbye and leaves, Andrew Bird's coffee remains near-full on the table, its thick, dark liquid crying out for a splash of milk, a dash of light.
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With her faint air of Zsa Zsa Gabor and madcap aplomb, Ivana aerated Trump's persona during their marriage — gave his brash, crass excess a dash of dynasty dazzle and camp.
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These are to be distinguished from the wayward squirts of juice that can hit a dinner companion when you are trying to add a dash of lemon to your sole.
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Just melt some cream cheese and Velveeta together and turn plain old spinach into a decadent side dish; a dash of Pernod adds an extra layer of old-school flavor.
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I make my own dressing which is a mix of olive oil, lemon juice, a dash of an Italian seasoning blend and a dollop of hummus to give it creaminess.
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Nor was the fact that the collection was almost entirely in black and white, plus a bit of gold and silver, with a dash of green and red thrown in.
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I think it's a combination of the cold weather, the early winter sunsets, and a dash of seasonal depression that has made it feel almost impossible to stay awake lately.
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Rian Johnson, who wrote and directed "The Last Jedi," injected some rich color and complicated emotion into the chronicles of domination and rebellion, and also a dash of iconoclastic energy.
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With its mix of down-home coziness and violent desperation, "Girl" brings to mind a fraught collaboration by Thornton Wilder and Eugene O'Neill, with a dash of William Saroyan's whimsy.
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One character breaks into a freewheeling glam-rock song called "Space Age Bachelor Man," a David Bowie-inspired tune with a dash of Barry White and Lionel Richie mixed in.
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Read more " _____ Susan Wright in RedState: "Donald Trump doesn't like being upstaged, and today's Rose Garden conference looked suspiciously like a dash of cold water, right in Bannon's uppity face.
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We touched on Far Cry 5, Dead Island, No Man's Sky, BioShock Infinite and more, with a dash of stories about raves in empty Toys R' Us stores for flavor.
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The Moon connects withe Jupiter at 1:55 PM, bringing a dash of good luck, and opposes Pluto at 3:41 PM, testing our ability to embrace change—and resist temptation.
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However, it sounds like many of the things viewers love about the animated series will make their way to Tuca & Bertie — but with a dash of Haddish and Wong's hilarious flair.
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The address before Congress was one seemingly made for television, featuring many of Trump's regular boasts and a dash of showmanship — a display that Democrats derided as cheapening a sanctified ceremony.
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Into a big bowl I add roasted corn, green chiles, red, yellow, and green peppers, black beans, a jar of salsa, a tablespoon of taco seasoning, and a dash of garlic.
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But instead of selling everything and starting from square one, there's a much easier way to add a dash of personality: statement-making pieces with eye-catching patterns and vivid colors.
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It includes a collection of videos, a short documentary film, oral histories that already existed, and oral histories that were created specifically for this project — plus a dash of augmented reality.
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Instead of rum, its mojito is made with sake and if someone is in the mood, a dash of passion fruit, pomegranate or lychee along with the usual mint and lime.
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With a mixture of grim resignation and a dash of gallows humor, aides said that some of them had already stopped working; they were now too busy looking for new jobs.
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"All girls cannot be perfect 36s, with bodies of mystic warmth and plastic marble effect, colored with rose and a dash of flame," she once wrote, criticizing society's standards of beauty.
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Faith, who has traded her youthful activism for corporate pragmatism and establishment bona fides, has more than a dash of Hillary in her, and maybe Wolitzer felt that a dash sufficed.
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It brings a dash of playfulness to your day, like when I discovered that I could avoid his beak by making him run circles after my mouse until he gave up.
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Classic Stage Company and the Transport Group bring a dash of Southern gothic to the streets of the East Village with a revival of Tennessee Williams's drama of body and soul.
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A dash of luck at work and in your public life arrives early today, Pisces, and later on, the moon enters Capricorn and lights up the communication sector of your chart.
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He added a dash of turmeric to accent the vivid orange of the sweet potatoes, and sweetened it delicately with maple syrup as well as jaggery, a fixture of Indian cooking.
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Part of this is our fascination with whatever "wellness" is; perhaps we also want to add a dash of greenery to the disgusting railroad apartments so many of us call home.
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I don't know what "American Made" is about, either — it looks vaguely action-oriented with a dash of the immorality that never scares Leonardo DiCaprio, and a squirt of political comedy.
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By Design Spiked Bismarck palm fronds, dramatic clusters of flamingo-pink anthuriums, flowering quince branches — MetaFlora's bold arrangements are unexpected and irreverent, marrying ikebana-inflected minimalism with a dash of kitsch.
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Meanwhile Corbyn's habits of mind on defense policy — think Chomsky with a dash of Trump — could threaten as much destabilization for NATO as Le Pen threatened for the Continent's monetary union.
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You'll find the melty wonder that is Velveeta making its cheesy base smooth as silk, but a dash of Pernod adds complexity and a whiff of sophisticated je ne sais quoi.
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I picked something actually relatively sweet (it contained walnuts and a dash of cream) and after days without anything starchy or creamy, it tasted like Buddy The Elf's famous candy spaghetti.
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The point of Mr Trudeau's premiership has largely been to boost Canada's immunity with a liberal tonic that combines social justice and environmentalism with advocacy of globalisation and a dash of redistribution.
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From mind-bogglingly large flatscreen televisions to hotel restaurants infused with a dash of molecular gastronomy, many of the luxe accommodations Vegas is known for have gotten tech upgrades in recent years.
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These discs, which would have benefited from a dash of Old Bay, were topped with an orange-infused cranberry chutney, those citrus notes dovetailing well with the lemon-accented pickled onion accompaniments.
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"La Batanga de Doña Chela is made with ice, salt, lime, mint, an ounce of vodka, an ounce of tequila blanco, a dash of aguardiente, and a little Coca-Cola," Martínez says.
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And while there will be bumps in the road, my experience has taught me that with hard work and a dash of that tenacious Peggy Olson spirit, the future will be bright.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's dream of a grand military parade through the streets of the U.S. capital attracted scorn, skepticism and even a dash of wit from local officials on Wednesday.
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So I then decided to adopt a more detached approach, adding a dash of irony to my tone in order to represent the public's doubt about the product and give myself credibility.
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Yevette Vasquez of Fort Worth dressed liked a dad -- with a baseball cap, plaid shirt, fake mustache and a dash of cologne -- so her son, Elijah, wouldn't miss out on the event.
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Black Panther is a transit buff's dream come true, with an array of cool planes, trains, and cars — and just a dash of reality to ensure these Afrofuturist dreams maintain some believability.
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There's still a dash of CG here and there to recreate elements like smoke, water, and weather, but the majority of this convincing faux footage started out as flat two-dimensional photographs.
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All of us are guilty although, we could argue, the early bloggers sealed the deal by proving that entertaining writing could be made more palatable with a dash of information or timeliness.
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When Teddi Mellencamp joined the Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills for season 8 it was clear what the reality show's producers wanted from the Bravo newbie: a dash of true celebrity spark.
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For now though, even with this business push, Pelz-Sharpe points out that most of Dropbox's business customers are small teams of 3 or more people with a dash of larger implementations.
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But when Creatures of Comfort arrived on the scene that year, it brought with it a fresh West Coast aesthetic that's still relevant today: simple, intelligent design with a dash of quirkiness.
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Whether you're Mexican, Puerto Rican, Dominican, Cuban, Peruvian, Honduran, Salvadoran, or one of the other many ethnicities within Latinx culture, we all shared Walter, our Latin Liberace with a dash of magic.
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Take a pint of Super Mario Kart, sprinkle in some tongue-in-cheek humor, and add a dash of funky fresh animation and an eye-catching concept, and you've got Coffin Dodgers.
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Despite its perplexing premise, the show is really a pastiche of familiar ingredients from reality-TV land—a dash of 'The Dating Game' here, a soupcon of 'Married at First Sight' there.
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He would benefit, though, from a dash of humility by remembering that, given the abysmal turnout on Election Day, he won support from only about 16 percent of the city's registered voters.
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The show is more spooky than scary, with a dash of "The Magicians" and a more grown-up version of "Indian in the Cupboard" thrown in, and the 10 episodes fly by.
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Both Ms. Martin and Ms. O'Hara brought a dash of movie stardom, high-heeled and glamorous, while their male castmates in suits and ties could have been a row of sixtysomething bankers.
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Ryan Murphy and company have created a mid-80s period piece for people who miss the blood-drench horror of '70s and '80s, served with a dash of psychotic serial killer motivation.
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Together with Tracy Letts, who brings to Caudwell both a dash of amusement and a will of iron, Emond presents "Indignation" with a snag: the senior actors are tougher than their juniors.
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It, too, is getting a dash of Google's AI juice, which, says Ryan Tabone, director of product for Google Apps, will make a lot of the tricky things about web publishing easier.
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The tasting menu runs through the expected gamut of cocktail-appropriate booze, from gin to tequila, but also adds certain flourishes like a dash of peach puree or a hint of chartreuse. Scandalous!
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Up-and-comer Butterscotch has mastered a tough recipe in today's melting pot of music: She effortlessly blends hip-hop and R&B with a dash of jazz and a pinch of rock.
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Your ruling planet Mercury meets brilliant Uranus and the sun connects with dreamy Neptune on May 8, bringing you a dash of romance and a sparkle of intrigue—a juicy, creative energy flows!
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Flake it cooled into a New England mirepoix of sautéed onions and celery, then bind it together with an emulsion of eggs and cracker crumbs, a dash of mayonnaise, a drift of spice.
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Throw a few sci-fi and body horror greats into a blender, add a dose of sobbing Winona Ryder and a dash of kale to make it taste like 2016, and you've arrived.
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Think Mad Max-meets-Howl's Moving Castle with a dash of Star Wars, and you get this action-packed, fantastical film, that villanizes imperialism and the blinding madness that comes with seeking power.
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This jingle-jangle track, with its late '60s-inspired guitar harmony covered with just a dash of the harmonies that bring Spiritualized to mind, feels like a modern take on a throwback track.
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Bringing a dash of playful energy is Venus's connection with Mars on May 14, which will be a fun time to flirt with your crush or go on a date with a lover.
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This carbonara gets an extra hit of umami from a dash of soy sauce, but if you keep it more traditional, all you really need are egg yolks, guanciale, pasta, and grated cheese.
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It's an amorphous movement, but is composed of break-away factions of the conservative movement that are most inclined to support Trump: protectionists, nativists, isolationists, with more than a dash of white nationalism.
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To add a dash of fairy-tale enchantment to the already adorable situation, Grodsky told Today that he used to impress Scheel by tossing choice quotes from The Lion King into their conversations.
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According to Food & Wine, the grocery chain is selling prosecco-flavored frosting, which is just the thing to add a dash of festive fun to confections — or to enjoy straight from the container.
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Princess Diana's niece and the eldest of the three Spencer sisters, 25, gave Dior a dash of royalty today when she attended the fashion house's spring-summer 2016 haute couture show in Paris.
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A highlight of the new collection of loungewear from & Other Stories is this velvet chapeau, which, whether you're at rest or bustling about, will add a dash of Gucci eccentricity to your ensemble.
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Indeed, in many ways that has been the designer formula: Take a smidgen of silhouette from here, a dash of decoration from there, sprinkle with a touch of art or architecture and voilà!
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Conjuring images reminiscent of everything from Dalí to Tron to Blade Runner to Myst, the work of Gabriel Levesque (better known as Oska) combines surrealism and neo-futurism with a dash of anime.
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Gather nationalist and religious voters in your camp, add in a strong economy, dose with fear, sprinkle with strongman appeal, inject a dash of racism and victory is yours — whatever indictments are looming.
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Slice the baguette into inch-thick slices, then whisk together the eggs and a splash of milk in a bowl, perhaps with a dash of vanilla and definitely a little bit of salt.
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The perfectly fried rounds of tomato go on a plate, followed by the cucumber and tomato salad, a dash of pickled peppers, and a generous drizzle of the sweet and tangy honey vinaigrette.
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It's taken persistence, and maybe a dash of snobbery, but you've made it all the way to 2018 without learning the basics of Harry Potter, a staple of the culture for a generation.
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Backstage and from the bleachers during a four-day run in Washington, the frenzied spectacle of today is still rooted in its 19th-century traditions, with a dash of the modern mixed in.
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The thin metallic bands have returned, along with sober (but not somber) color counterparts — earth tones and navy blues — with the occasional pink or chartreuse thrown in like a dash of chili powder.
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The best ones combine function and a dash of devil-may-care suggestiveness; the kind of thing that you can conceivably throw on ahead of a casual evening hangout with a hook-up.
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Thanks to a mishmash of outdated but enduring gender roles, the gradual erosion of free time all adults experience, and a dash of misanthropy, I've seen my circle of friends shrink massively over time.
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At 19, he bears the weight of mortality and survival like many before him; chasing the pain of his circumstances with a dash of hedonism to smile through it all, as black folks do.
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D.A. looks like any 12-year-old: Her nails are painted pink — she did it herself, adding a dash of purple varnish — and she keeps her shiny jet-black hair in a messy bun.
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" To add to the glitz and glamour of the look, "right at the edge of the eye, we're smudging a dash of glitter, which comes from the Lip Kit (only available in the UK).
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It's just been a matter of finding where she truly shines, but it sounds like a platform for her honest, unfiltered thoughts — and hopefully a dash of her celebrity BFFs — will be just that.
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Watch live on Ustream Intel keynote (6:30PM PT / 9:30PM ET) Last year's Intel keynote was among the best, offering a glimpse at the future (according to Intel) and a dash of humor.
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Kohh's "If I Die Tonight" has all the vocal whoops, yelped choruses, and dark, minimalist beats you'd expect from a trap track in 2016, with a dash of 1998 — a Legend of Zelda sample.
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HanA**holeSolo's creation is classic Trumpery: it shows the President figuratively wrestling the media to the ground, yes, but with a dash of self-aware humor that the left is oddly tone-deaf to.
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Hudgens' cutoffs aren't the only item with a dash of bling; she added a flash tattoo to her forehead, and her fingers were boasting a slew of midi rings and bold statement rocks, too.
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The trailer gives us minimal Depp (good), lots of Dumbledore (v good), and even a dash of charming No-Maj (Muggle) Jacob Kowalski (Dan Fogler), as wide-eyed as ever by the magical world.
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There may be a hint of that sweet, warm stickiness in the air that comes when spring begins to cede to summer here, and perhaps a dash of rain during the Yankees' current visit.
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The second, "Metamodern Sounds in Country Music," which mixes shaggy Waylon-style traditionalism with a dash of lyrical surrealism, reached No. 8 on the Billboard country chart and has sold more than 180,000 copies.
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Imagine the classic corporate suit and tie spliced with the style of a World War II Women's Army Corps member, and topped by a dash of Helmut Newton perversity, and you'll get the idea.
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P.S. I Love You delivers all that, adding a dash of what-the-fuckery in the form of a questionable romantic interest and some not-so-great ideas of what constitutes a romantic relationship.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A Brussels puppet theater as old as Belgium itself is staging its Christmas nativity show this year with a dash of Monty Python humor added to the traditional story of Jesus's birth.
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We're not saying any mom wouldn't appreciate some pancakes and a nice card, but if you really want to win Mother's Day, all it takes is a little extra thought and a dash of personalization.
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A show that combines family trauma of Hill House with the cult-y scares of certain seasons of American Horror Story and just a dash of the teen screams of The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina?
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In late middle age, Sørensen has maintained the look of a schoolteacher -- which he was for decades, before entering politics -- perhaps with a dash of sea captain, in the form of a scruffy white beard.
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Normally, leaks come with at least a dash of skepticism, but what's shown in this leak are features that Google has already confirmed, including the ability to skip songs, snooze alarms, and silence phone calls.
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It's the breezy kind of infectious pop that hooked fans in the first place, with big, watery splashes of reverb, tropical guitar plucks, and a dash of '1443s production vibes thrown in for good measure.
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Campaigners, who spiced up the stodgy talks with a dash of sit-ins and marches, were right to decry the lack of ambition as unequal to the task of sparing future generations from climate catastrophe.
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Disney's resident non-princess and bookworm may have come down with a dash of Stockholm Syndrome, but you can't blame the two beasts who fell in love with her (Gaston is another kind of beast).
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The new turtles feel a bit like a cross between the live-action movies and the original animated series, with a dash of anime sensibility (Platinum's take on Donatello could almost be described as pretty).
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But all styles, even the most unadorned, tend to stiffen into mannerism, and lately the Dardennes, as though wary of that risk, have begun to pep up their spartan realism with a dash of suspense.
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Making the gnocchi dough is easy: Elmi combines everything in a stand mixer, folds in a dash of chives, and then puts the mixture in a piping bag, so it can cool in the fridge.
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It now calls itself the Amra International, a rebranding that has not improved the service but has added a dash of 21st-century aspiration to one of the world's most alluring, and strangest, vacation destinations.
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People are sharing videos of themselves applying eyelash glue to their lipsFrom Twitter to YouTube, you can now find videos of people — often young women — applying a dash of eyelash glue right above their mouth.
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There is no question that Trump's repeated jabs at Hillary Clinton on everything from her email scandal to taxes, mixed with a dash of humor, fired up his base and put Clinton on her heels.
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Sure there's hangover-helpers like ibuprofen, water, and maybe a dash of common sense, but we all know how hard it is to control yourself when the music is loud and the vibes are strong.
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If you caught yesterday's story debunking the rumors surrounding the company, you know that a dash of mystique mixed with a clever business model has all but positioned ColourPop as a cosmetics heavyweight — seemingly overnight.
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These ribs from Billy Durney of Brooklyn's Hometown Bar-B-Que start with a killer marinade of lime juice, sugar, salt, thyme, scallions, hot peppers, and a dash of rum for that island flavor, mon.
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Organizers hope to inject a dash of enthusiasm and color into community tennis courts in underserved neighborhoods — as well as enliven a sport that, to some, possesses a reputation for stuffiness and adherence to rules.
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Chanel is a formula by now: Take some tweed, some quilting, add a dash of contemporary trend, a pinch of pearls and a sprinkling of double Cs, throw it all in a pot and stir.
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Stir a couple of refrigerator-cold, soft-boiled eggs into a bowl of very hot rice (I usually microwave day-old rice for this) with a dash of soy sauce and a pinch of salt.
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Jeff Bridges, playing a fading country singer in the 2009 film "Crazy Heart," relied on a steel-and-gold Rolex Submariner to add a dash of showbiz glamour to his faded dungarees and dusty Stetson.
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Mashable Australia took some time to be a muppet around town with Cookie Monster, soaking in the sights of Sydney Harbour, the Opera House and the Museum of Contemporary Art, for a dash of culture.
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The moon in Aries connects with chatty Mercury at 4:03 AM and clashes with taskmaster Saturn at 5:16 AM. The moon connects with jovial Jupiter at 7:21 AM, bringing a dash of luck.
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I've never been one for energy drinks, but I love coffee and tea, and Guayaki Yerba Mate Sparkling Gold is like if you carbonated tea, then added a pinch of sugar and a dash of cocaine.
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During her stop at the Palo Alto, CA, campus, she paid a visit to her old dorm room for a dash of nostalgia and to offer a little bit of a surprise the room's new resident.
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Both have been known to favor vintage, light-wash jeans, a basic white tee and an always cool black leather motorcycle jacket for just a dash of that Rebel Without a Cause je ne sais quoi.
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Anti-climactic. He played all the old favorites—a little bit of blood-and-soil, some exaggerated claims about the Johnson Amendment, a dash of persecution complex—and then proceeded to repeatedly violate the Ninth Commandment.
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Links, which include some stories that aren't from Quartz, are subtly held within some (but not all) chat bubbles, while there's a dash of playful emojis and GIFs and the bot uses 'while typing' icons, too.
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We tried:-Eggs-Kale-Bell peppers -Pepperjack cheese-plus a dash of milk, as well as salt and pepperCook them at 350, for about 15 minutes, or until the eggs are firm and ready to eat.
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The result is an album that nails familiar dynamics but with different inputs: nerdy rapping, Sublime-esque reggae-rock, head-bashing dance music, pop-punk, emo and industrial, with more than a dash of Broadway theatricality.
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An emotional new moon in Virgo arrived early this morning, Aquarius—but the Moon enters Air sign Libra today, too, bringing you a dash of good luck and encouraging you to look at the big picture.
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Western religions certainly have their share of practitioners in Japan, but those faiths still have an air of exoticism about them: Vaguely familiar, yet foreign enough to spice up a work with a dash of mystery.
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In recent years, puzzle-construction software and word-lookup websites have turned writing crosswords from a purely organic intellectual exercise—you, your brain, and maybe some reference books—into something with a dash of the digital.
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Her team at Manitoba decided to focus on the mating call of the male Savannah sparrow, a bird slightly larger than a tennis ball with handsome, streaky feathers and a dash of yellow above the eye.
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The dish encapsulates Elda's winning approach: respect for the bounty of Maine's waters, complemented by outstanding technique and a dash of unexpected flavors like the buttermilk snow and lemon oil that topped a meaty Pemaquid oyster.
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But the usual business of schmoozing among guests is very likely tinged with a dash of paranoia, what with all the talk in the air of Russian spy-plumbers and hacking from the House of Saud.
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The show combines three parts "True Detective," one part "Stranger Things," one part "The Missing" and a dash of "Ozark" thanks to Jason Bateman's role as the primary suspect (and director of the first two episodes).
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If you like your thrillers with a dash of horror, you'll love Riley Sager's latest novel Lock Every Door, which feels eerily similar to Rosemary's Baby (emphasis on the eerie) but with a broke millennial twist.
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This is truly a beach scent in that it suggests the comprehensive sunbathing experience: a dash of sunscreen, an amber-y glug of tanning oil, the citrus from a margarita and the mineral zing of saltwater.
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I put on a bit of makeup: Vichy mineral 30 gel, Fenty foundation, a bit of under-eye concealer, a dash of powder on the nose and forehead, blush, a bit of eye crayon and lipstick.
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But the mirrored walls and on-trend white-on-white palette — sprinkled with a dash of intense color from period paint and fabric sample books shown in one case — are more Elle Decor than Colonial Williamsburg.
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Alexea Hankin It had everything I could've wanted and more: A cast full of fleshed-out, kick-ass women; a relatable, tortured and believable villain; cute new aliens; a dash of that classic sci-fi cheese.
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Note that you're not dousing the actual meat in mayonnaise—if you're using freshly steamed lobster, all it needs is a drizzle of butter, a dash of lemon juice and a few pinches of dried herbs.
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Released in summer of 1985, the film neatly set the thematic stage for Season 3, which builds on established vibes mashing up Steven Spielberg, Stephen King and John Carpenter but adding in a dash of Romero's influence.
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Robbins' lawyers denied that the "gross shot" contained laxatives –– only "pickle juice, apple juice, lemon juice, tomato juice and a dash of tabasco" — and insisted that no "formal report or complaint was ever made" about the drink.
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While that started to heat, I made a small portion of ranch dressing: some mayonnaise and dried dill, cider vinegar and a splash of buttermilk, just a few tablespoons in all, seasoned with a dash of paprika.
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Rise, a new NBC drama out March 13, is what happens if you put Glee, Friday Night Lights, and a dash of a true story into a blender and then try to create a network TV show.
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Victoria shared a snap of the soccer stud, 42, with brown marks resembling ears on his forehead, a dash of paint on his nose and glitter being applied to his cheeks as he smiled at his daughter.
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In theory no, but this nauseating emulsion contains and entire dollar menu= as well as a dash of Michelob Ultra, the beer that says I've Given Up On Ever Being Better Than I Am Right Now. 5.
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The ingredients—sparkling wine, aged rum, Cointreau, lime juice, pineapple juice, and a dash of simple syrup—should be easy enough to come by, even if you do lead a rootless surfer-hippie existence on the sand.
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Throughout the speech — which was a mix of teleprompter Trump and boisterous campaigner in chief with a dash of game show host thrown in — there were audible jeers, hissing and boos from Democrats' side of the chamber.
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Beware the pitfalls of Silicon Valley A recent article in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung titled "Will Facebook Enslave Us?" captures a sentiment prevalent among companies around the world: admiration for Silicon Valley — albeit, with a dash of fear.
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Just before we left, our server appeared with a bottle of the chef's homemade limoncello, pouring us a sweet Italian send-off after a memorable Catalan meal where every dish is served with a dash of creativity.
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With a dash of patriotic imagery — red and blue drones forming the shape of the United States — she mostly stuck to her hits, with only a few gestures that some interpreted as subtle digs at the president.
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The greatest lesson, though, might be unfurling right now, as a generation of athletes shows us that raging against the dying of the light takes little more than a dash of luck and a heap of consistency.
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Perhaps this is not what Percy Steinhart had in mind when he founded the company in Palm Beach in 1993 to create an all-purpose slipper for men and women by adding a dash of contemporary whimsy.
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As they cracked open the juicy molluscs—a pound a go, served with a squeeze of fresh lemon and a dash of Tabasco—they told me they'd been to Whitstable that morning to pick up a few boxes.
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If Facebook has become the social media platform we go to for news and Twitter the one we visit for live streams, then Instagram has become the space for finding inspiration, creativity, and, often, a dash of quirkiness.
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Available at L Train Vintage, these reworked Levi's (there's a few currently available online) come decorated with a dash of Sherpa, meaning I can wear cropped pants AND no socks and still have that extra layer of warmth.
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Also at 7:28 PM, the Sun squares off with Jupiter, so watch out for over-indulgence and exaggeration, but put yourself out there because a dash of luck may come your way as brilliant new ideas bloom.
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Most notable for me is the drab Rolling Thunder action series, a boring side-scrolling shooter with a dash of Benny Hill, as thugs inexplicably come in and out of doors, just waiting for you to shoot them.
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The meat is complemented with a squeeze of lime, a handful of raw diced onion, a scooping of the tomato-based salsa served up in volcanic rock dishes, and a dash of homemade chile de árbol hot sauce.
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"Considering Farr's record on voting rights, on the disenfranchisement of African-American voters in particular, his nomination to the Eastern District vacancy is not just a dash of salt in the wound, it's the whole shaker," Schumer said.
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Here, using a mix of photography, sculpture, installation and a dash of Fluxus gaming, Ms. Harrison documents and dissects that apparition — paying special attention to the optical and tactile channels through which the divine presence was purportedly accessible.
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Reuters Health - Lots of ordinary people are into sex with a dash of voyeurism, fetishism and masochism – all habits classified as deviant in the manual doctors use to diagnose mental health disorders, a survey of Quebec residents suggests.
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Today I packed two eggs, kale, cauliflower gnocchi, lettuce and carrot stir fry, string beans, a scoop of horseradish hummus, a dash of olive oil, and a teaspoonful of chia seeds in one bowl (bought grocery last weekend).
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Like, pan-fried fillets of whatever white fish you can find, the flesh aggressively seasoned with salt and pepper, then dipped into a marinade of egg white and rice wine and cornstarch and a dash of sesame oil?
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The arms go by the awkward name of robotic palletizers, but workers have given them a dash of personality, sticking signs on each one naming them after Stuart, Dave and other minion characters from the "Despicable Me" movies.
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Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa and Greg Berlanti's adaptation of the Archie Comics characters adds a dash of "Twin Peaks" small-town weirdness to a main course of "Gossip Girl" teenage mystery-melodrama, complete with G.G.-style narration by Jughead.
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It was a little Venetian and a little Freddy Krueger; frump punk, cut with a dash of Hannah Arendt, the German philosopher who wrestled with questions of totalitarianism and freedom and was liberally referenced in the show notes.
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Sonically it's sprinkled with the sparkle of "Heart of Glass" in the intro bars, not to mention a dash of The Strokes in the pre-chorus, and of course, because this is Blondie, the hook is gloriously anthemic.
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After checking out (admittedly) more than a few of the top-pinned camelid products, it's easy for us to see what the buzz is all about: This trend is cute-meets-chic with a dash of much-needed playfulness.
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It's not only Madonna's greatest song but also Madonna in a nutshell – Catholic imagery wrapped up in human sexuality with a dash of commercialism (the video began as a Pepsi commercial) and controversy (oh, just about everything about it).
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I've been keeping up with the manga for Golden Kamuy, which recently saw it's forth volume released in English, and the tone of it is a bit like that of a Coen Brothers movie with a dash of Tarantino.
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Those with long memories will recall its 1960s jet-set heyday, when shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis ran Olympic Airlines in lavish style and his partner at the time, opera diva Maria Callas, added a dash of glamor and gossip.
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Roberts — burdened with a hairdo that mashes up Anna Wintour's bob and Carrot Top's coloring with a dash of Melissa McCarthy character — plays a successful business woman, who never had kids so as not to interfere with her career.
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In a dash of added intrigue, Melania Trump twisted the knife with national security adviser John Bolton, who has forged his own deserved reputation as a ruthless bureaucratic assassin, out of the action -- nearly 10,000 miles away in Singapore.
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Two buns, a small beef patty, a slice of cheese, and a dash of pickle, onion, and ketchup: the original stars of the drive-thru, eminent citizens of the takeout bag, and longtime companions to fries and a soda.
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Plus, Venus enters Capricorn on February 3, encouraging deep, intimate connection in your relationships—as well as sending a dash of luck your way when it comes to dealing with serious money matters like debts, taxes, and even inheritances.
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It's like cyberpunk grocery checkout with a dash of Aphex Twin, and over the years, these videos have racked up millions of views, shared by the likes of artists like Shawn Wasabi and club culture tastemaker outlet Boiler Room.
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The book's vintage visual vibe harks back to George Herriman's "Krazy Kat" and George McManus's "Bringing Up Father" with a dash of the Fleischer Brothers' animated fluidity — as well as, of course, McDonnell's own aura of gentleness and sincerity.
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Our primary guide to 'shroom splendiferousness is the mycologist Paul Stamets (at one point sporting a Grateful Dead hat), who, vividly assisted by time-lapse cinematography, leads us through fungus-related science, history and even a dash of politics.
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There are several mobile ports of the original console games, but Grand Theft Auto Vice City is the best in my mind, because it has a dash of 1980s neon coloring in it to add to the retro feel.
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We're slowly working our way into the meat of the Alison (Ruth Wilson) and Cole (Joshua Jackson) situation on this season of The Affair, with only a dash of Noah (Dominic West) thrown in — just enough to keep things off-kilter.
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A kind of New England Indian Pale with a dash of mango, the beer was dreamt up by Cru Cru, Mexican partner Error de Diciembre and Epic Brewing of the United States shortly before Trump's election victory on Nov. 8.
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And while the story is predictable and over-laden with subplots (some kind of cross between The Greatest Showman and The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, and maybe a dash of Mary Poppins Returns), by the end it's justified its stay.
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If you're short on inspiration, you might be interested in artist and engineer Dan Macnish's how-to guide on building an AI-powered doodle camera using a thermal printer, Raspberry pi, a dash of Python and Google's Quick Draw data set.
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Along with these creepy visions, which look like ancient idols with a dash of the demons from anime like No Longer Human or Death Note, his Instagram hosts pictures of faces he sees in everyday objects, a condition known as pareidolia.
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The cazuela is made by filling the dish with ice cubes, chunks of orange, lime, grapefruit, and a dash of sea salt to counter the acidity, as well as a generous serving of tequila, and an even bigger dose of Squirt.
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He mixed in some of the same neo-noir elements he used in Brick and added a dash of thriller, and the result was something exciting: a movie about a time-traveling contract killer who discovers that his target is ... himself.
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Portobello cups — baby bella caps stuffed with sausage and bread crumbs — involved more cheese, Cheddar melted into a "fondue" sauce (with a dash of white wine) that smothered the mushrooms and served as a fine counterpoint to the fennel-seasoned meat.
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The pink portion of the drink is colored with neon pink food coloring and flavored with some strawberry Baby Bottle Pop candy powder, along with a dash of mango syrup all blended together with ice cubes, ice cream and milk.
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Thus, what's most notable about Fog of Love is that it's found a way to make internal mechanisms the center of a game, by adding just a dash of role-playing to the more rigid mechanics of a typical board game.
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Tuesday's cheating allegations will make a blockbuster movie script: Rich, privileged people trying to cheat their way through the system, complete with over-the-top efforts to conceal their alleged actions from their children and a dash of celebrity to boot.
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He's preparing a fillet of sea bass with new potatoes, fennel, tomato concassé, red onion, garlic, and parasol mushroom butter, all wrapped up in foil with a dash of absinthe and a few thick sprigs of dried mugwort to boot.
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With the release of her second album Pregnant with Success, the Brooklyn-bred rapper has confirmed her status as heir apparent to Lil' Kim's feminist gangster rap throne, blending frank sexuality, with humor, politics, and a dash of Erykah Badu's lyricism.
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After Annie gets Mae an interview at the Circle, a tech company of mash-up of Facebook and Google, with a dash of George Orwell's 1984, Mae skyrockets from her bleak, gray office to the hallowed, glassy halls of Silicon Valley.
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The latest surprise cameo to come up from the annals of YouTube doesn't just involve today's best and brightest as up-and-coming stars (we see you, Dove Cameron and Justin Prentice), it has a dash of Ed Sheeran, too.
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Ms. Jungr is not afraid to be goofy, and her playfulness during a program whose songs addressed the generalized anxiety about the future injected a dash of humor into a troubling question: Where do we go when global catastrophe strikes?
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They take elements of "how to" TV — a cooking show, a home-renovation show — and blend them with the vocal style of podcasting, while mixing in a dash of TV shows like "Orange County Choppers," where ingenious mechanics parade their creations.
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Whether this Broadway veteran has her own identity as a pop singer remains to be seen — prepare for a little bit of Celine, a dash of Sara Bareilles, some thawed-out Jewel and an album cover borrowed from Janet Jackson.
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The most egregious of these — in which Tom drags Max to a sweaty nightclub in Harlem, pontificating on the spontaneous energies of jazz and boogieing with the working girls at the bar — adds a dash of racial condescension to the cocktail.
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"And the movie itself seems cheerfully aware of that fact as it deftly lifts lines, beats, characters and songs from its 1992 predecessor, every so often punching up the comedy, wrinkling the plot, and injecting a dash of politically corrective subtext."
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She has supplemented Little with the producer Jack Antonoff—the front man of the band Bleachers and a go-to producer for artists looking for a dash of eighties synth-pop grandeur—and the pulse of her sound has quickened.
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Considering that the original red sauce is a standby for diners, bartenders (what's a Bloody Mary without a dash of Tabasco?), and chefs alike, the newer, hotter version could make for some very spicy takes on classic food and drinks.
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The man known affectionately as the Demon Chef has carved out his own unique category of cuisine, where he has garnered a reputation for taking a scientific approach to old-school Cantonese dishes and adding a dash of playful storytelling.
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Riverdale's Archie Andrews is a hybrid of Dawson Leery (he of Dawson's Creek) and Zac Efron's earnest basketball player in the High School Musical trilogy, with a dash of the inexplicable sexual magnetism Gossip Girl tried to bestow upon Nate Archibald.
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The story of the Sazerac cocktail begins in mid-19th century New Orleans, where apothecary owner Antoine Amedie Peychaud treated his friends to brandy toddies containing Sazerac French brandy and a dash of the bitters made from a secret family recipe.
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"I think the big thing is that I want people to realize that with little (or zero) budget, a small amount of coding knowledge and a dash of creativity they can create interesting tools to solve interesting problems," Seitz told me.
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In less than 15 minutes, he explained in a phone interview, he coaxed a tantalizing bowl of noodles from a packet of instant ramen, some frozen green beans, a dash of curry powder and a slice of processed American cheese.
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Daniel noted this emoji works well for other times you are feeling a mix of goodness with a dash of sadness — like when you're thinking of past memories (as with #tbt, for example) or thinking about good times from your childhood.
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In raffia knots and fringe to add a touch of the hand to the austerity; dresses over pants and under jackets; and in the use of a marbled print to add a dash of earth tones to the palette of neutrals.
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That's why Ryan Murphy's FX horror anthology needed last year's Apocalypse: It mashed up two of AHS' most beloved seasons, Coven and Murder House, and added a dash of its most visually striking one, Hotel, for an extra jolt of excitement.
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The Iron Banner (basically space knights), The Awoken (Space Rivendell on steroids and with a dash of intrigue), the Ahamkara (dragons that grant wishes), the OWL sector (a shadowy emergency organisation given complete control of the city in some circumstances).
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There's more than a dash of The Devil Wears Prada here, in Rick and Kirsten's tyrannical treatment of their underlings, as well as Charlie and Harper's conviction that pampering these mercurial monsters is the best way up the corporate ladder.
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The good news is that you, too, can enjoy their signature French toast, made with crunchy-soft slabs of brioche stuffed with homemade raspberry jam and topped with powdered sugar, fresh custard, fleur de sel, and a dash of lemon.
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Through the development of a crypto-fascist ideology that combines ferocious ethnic chauvinism and revanchism, economic corporatism, a dash of religious traditionalism, and a personality cult, he is the model for aspiring autocrats everywhere, from Hungary to Turkey to the Philippines.
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The brand's desire to appeal to both men and women is clear from one glimpse at the can, which looks like it was designed to mimic the aesthetic of a football jersey — plus a dash of that shade of pink for good measure.
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I sat down with Sesali to discuss her work, how the stereotype started and then evolved (spoiler alert: it's a non-so delicate cocktail of white men in power and racism with a dash of misogyny) and who the real welfare queens are.
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TO SUPPORTERS of Donald Trump, March 8th's news that the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wants to meet America's president, and soon, only goes to prove the potency of a foreign policy that blends toughness with just a dash of crazy.
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Once a chef is brought on, they have complete freedom to do any dish they choose, and in this freedom, they help to expose new sets of people to dishes from their home countries with a dash of their own spin on it.
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Throw in a dash of U.S.-China trade politics at a much anticipated dinner on Saturday between Trump and President Xi Jingping and the G20 gathering in Buenos Aires is potentially going to deliver a smorgasbord of juicy headlines to drive crude prices.
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Like James Bond's Q with a dash of Iron Man and Batman's Robin, she provides T'Challa the tech he needs to save the world — in between using her tech to heal bullet wounds, create hyper-efficient public transportation, and generally improve Wakandan life.
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Whether it's because plane travel with a stroller is the opposite of fun (not even a spoonful of sugar will make it better) or because companies are making it easy with hotel delivery, adding a dash of Disney magic never looked this enchanting.
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Lutes's clean, brisk cartooning owes much to Hergé (the creator of Tintin), but there is more than a dash of noir taken from German Expressionism and the woodcut novels that flourished in the 1920s and 1930s (notably those by artist Frans Masereel).
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Smash Mouth keep it simple and don't expand too much on the already perfect melody, but add a dash of their world famous ska rock sound to taste, as if Guy Fieri himself sat behind the sound board as they recorded the song.
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Mix all those weaknesses together and add a dash of "the 49ers just fired their last head coach after only 16 games," and this could be one of those special situations where it doesn't actually matter that the coach just got hired. 233.
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You're in an intense mood for most of today (especially this morning), but your energy shifts this evening as the Moon in Taurus connects with your ruling planet Venus, and then enters fellow Air sign Gemini, bringing you a dash of luck.
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The story of the drink begins in mid-19th century New Orleans, where an apothecary owner, Antoine Amedie Peychaud, treated his friends to brandy toddies containing a French brandy called Sazerac and a dash of the bitters made from a secret family recipe.
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The story of the drink begins in mid-19th century New Orleans, where an apothecary owner, Antoine Amedie Peychaud, treated his friends to brandy toddies containing a French brandy called Sazerac and a dash of bitters made from a secret family recipe.
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Unlike two days before, when Salem arrived for therapy with their full lips in dark red lipstick and a dash of blush across each cheekbone, and with their long fingernails painted a bright lavender, this afternoon there was only the nail polish.
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Merely stacks together different textures into a constellation of sound, including guitars and vocals from her labelmates, JJ. It's a constant, rising exuberance, made even stranger at the end by a dash of blastbeats that, against all odds, makes it feel more heavenly.
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Nearly all the recipes had a cup of sugar (brown sugar or a combination of brown sugar and corn or maple syrup), some amount of butter, an egg or sometimes two, a dash of vanilla and the option for raisins or currants.
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You'd be wise to grab an espresso macchiato (an espresso with a dash of milk) from one of the cafes on the west side of the square and watch this snapshot of Catanian life — Caffè Prestipino makes a good one (6.503 euro).
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For that, you get a rather attractive compact performance sedan that should in theory be able to handle triple-duty as a suburban family car, a stylish daily commuter, and a dash of thrills when you cut it loose on some twisty asphalt.
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During her inpatient psych evaluation, the attending psychiatrist detailed the new meds: olanzapine for psychosis; escitalopram for depression; as well as a dash of synthetic marijuana, ostensibly to increase appetite, but to which I attributed my mother's new mellow and cooperative attitude.
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Desktop Goose is a menace, but like any pet it ultimately satisfies a deep-seated loneliness—even when it decides my mouse is prime for a game of fetch and my digital floorboards would look nicer with a dash of muddy footprints.
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For the sauce: Flake a can of supermarket crab meat into a bowl with a brick of softened cream cheese, then thin it out with a little Worcestershire and soy sauces, maybe a dash of mayonnaise, and mix until it tastes just right.
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Each of the eight episodes focuses on a different individual's journey (based on true stories) — a conventional immigrant journey with just a dash of the absurd: the pre-teen motel manager, the raffle-crazed single mom, Zachary Quinto in a highly disturbing wig.
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Mr. Irrelevant has added a dash of whimsy to the rules- and order-obsessed N.F.L. The league provides the platform for the tradition to continue but is not involved in Irrelevant Week, other than to provide items to be auctioned for charity.
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To the spectators, who included Rod Laver himself in the front row of Laver Arena, Federer also delivered his trademark blend of deftness and punch, flowing to the ball wherever it bounced and then striking it with precision and a dash of venom.
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While I'm tempted to respond by telling the erstwhile candidate to find the brattiest, most entitled, 16-year-old boy you can, emulate him systematically, and to throw in a dash of xenophobia and a sprinkle of misogyny, the real answer is: You can't.
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With a dash of sci-fi thrown in, a magical device residing in your chest becomes a projectile you can hold in your hand and throw at incoming enemies, which in my experience were quite terrifying zombie-like beings that approached at irregular speeds.
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New for 2018, according to this Fox News article (which treats this whole damn farce with an incredibly straight-face), is a dash of Christian rapture via doomsday predictor David Meade, an idea so absurd I'm not even going to bother addressing it here.
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In 2017, Slate launched Slow Burn, a podcast hosted by the journalist Leon Neyfakh that walked its listeners through the Watergate scandal that culminated in Nixon's resignation—an educational project that, in the age of Trump, seemed to contain a dash of wishful thinking.
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If you have feelings about adding a dash of Chuck Norris or a minion to your LinkedIn messages, the Tenor GIF search should be accessible via a GIF button in the message compose field (if you're part of the 50 percent that currently has it).
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The current iteration of this smoothie consists of unsweetened vanilla almond milk, a big handful of fresh spinach, half an avocado, a spoonful of dark cocoa powder, a tablespoon of Hemp protein powder, a dash of ginger, cinnamon, and a few drops of honey.
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Henry is enthusiastic about sausages and cooked-fruit desserts; she fills baked potatoes with bacon lardons and Gruyère; and she's an expert at delivering all sorts of little flavor hits with a few chopped herbs, some grated citrus zest or a dash of honey.
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No, the stars did not align to make Esa-Pekka Salonen, the Finnish conductor and composer who brings a dash of cool to classical music, the next music director of the New York Philharmonic (though he had topped the wish lists of many prominent critics).
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The album, which she wrote with Ben Mink, then her collaborator, was specifically made, as Mr. Mink pointed out recently, to be timeless, with nods to George Gershwin and Kurt Weill, European klezmer music and a dash of contemporary "MOR" (middle of the road) pop.
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It is not as easy to follow a handwritten map as it is to listen to Waze or Google Maps, but with a little sense of direction, a decent helping of navigational intuition and a dash of adventurousness, it can make for an enjoyable drive.
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Finally, we follow Cather (Luke Zimmerman), dressed like a pioneer in a Thom Browne catalog, and Antonia (Ayana Workman) — nods to Willa Cather and her novel "My Ántonia," with a dash of gender-bending on the prairie as the writer interacts with his creation.
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Similarly, Love Is Blind throws a bunch of successful reality TV formulas into the blender: a bit of The Bachelor (with the dating and sharing of backstories), some 90 Day Fiancé (the moving in together), and a dash of Say Yes to the Dress.
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The world of Two For The Money is a strange amalgam of secondary nicknames for NFL teams, USFL video, a dash of arena football footage, and, near the end, actual real-life fake football footage, used for the conference championships and, um, "Super XXXX".
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While it might take a dash of resourcefulness, the internet-fueled age we live in has birthed a number of ways in which people can discover the names and artists behind the mysterious, rare, or just u-Shazamable tracks that pique our interest on the dancefloor.
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With this in mind, aim for a mix of fast-digesting carbs and protein, suggests nutritionist Molly Kimball, RD. She suggests blending frozen mango cubes, a carton of plain low-fat Greek yogurt and milk, along with a serving of beetroot powder and a dash of cayenne.
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Set just after the events of Return of the Jedi, the Mandalorian takes a job from an Empire functionary he may not be able to fulfill I understood that this was Star Wars by way of Sergio Leone with a dash of Lone Wolf and Cub.
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Watching the opening scenes of "Saint Frances," it's tempting to steel yourself for what looks like it's going to be yet another parable about the Youth of Today: A vaguely tolerable millennial protagonist dealing with a dash of ennui here and a sprinkling of existential angst there.
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City's 1-0 victory, secured through a wonderful goal from Kevin De Bruyne, possibly the season's outstanding player so far, was the result of a game played at that frenetic Premier League pace, but with a dash of sophistication and subtlety that is much less familiar.
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As the men bantered among themselves, the conversation became increasingly unintelligible to an outsider: Newfoundland's rural accent is a thick stew of Irish and West Country English inflection, with a dash of Gaelic and French, that has bubbled together during a couple of hundred years of isolation.
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B&G, which bought the more than 100-year-old Green Giant brand from General Mills for $765 million last year, is betting that the way to appeal to finicky children and picky parents is with new dishes, an old mascot and a dash of suspense.
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And if you prefer something a bit lighter in alcohol — it's a loooong awards show, after all, and all those commercial breaks will add up to quite a few drinks — I highly recommend sweet vermouth and seltzer on ice with a dash of bitters on top.
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And if you have any of that furikake I've been on about in the past — a Japanese rice seasoning comprising chopped dried fish, sesame seeds, seaweed and a dash of MSG — sprinkling it over the top serves as a flavor multiplier while also adding a nice textural element.
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"That arrangement, combined with Cohen's past business dealings and friendship with Pecker, and the fact that Enquirer employees are reportedly not moving from AMI's Lower Manhattan headquarters, will undoubtedly lead to curiosity about whether Pecker might retain at least a dash of influence" over the Enquirer, Pompeo wrote.
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I have a nearsighted prescription of -10.50 in both eyes (plus a dash of astigmatism), which means that no matter how chic the frames are, the extreme thickness of my lenses will always give my eyes that inevitable Coke-bottle effect, making them look set back and small.
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Witch in Her Tomb do it well, and if you've got any interest in harsh, subtly melodic (check out that triumphal swell on "X") and wholly distorted black metal with a dash of bare-bones punk, you're going to want to try and wrap your head around Meditations.
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When teams hire retread coaches, you add a dash of what their career-to-date says, look at trends to determine some boom/bust potential, and come up with a surprisingly effective look into the future—head coaches can influence a team's record and splits more than you'd think.
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The happy creatures demonstrate counting, a few apropos opposites like "over" and "under," a dash of wondrous nighttime magic in the form of a shower of stars, and then — as always, parents will bless his name — the joy of settling down serenely to sleep after a full day.
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Heavily accented dialogue emanating from beneath his knitted brow as he creepily roams his luxurious mansion, Count Zaroff seems less inspired by Connell's text than by Bela Lugosi's performance in Universal's 1931 film "Dracula" — with a dash of the mad scientist from the studio's "Frankenstein" (released the same year).
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The sun, Mercury, and Jupiter align on November 26 and 27, bringing a dash of good luck around cash and a boost in confidence before Mercury squares off with Mars on November 26, creating a fiery and impulsive mood around communication—watch out for tempers or bratty behavior!
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For the uninitiated, a dash of context: Australian community groups often set up fund-raiser barbecues outside Bunnings locations, at which they sell open-faced sausage sandwiches, typically composed of a sausage, fried onions and tomato sauce (known to Americans as ketchup) on a slice of white bread.
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The second and final week of United Nations climate change talks in Madrid opened with a dash of optimism from the United States as a broad coalition of states, cities and businesses made a case that it could put a significant dent in planet-warming emissions without federal help.
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When someone who's made a home in Brooklyn takes the train out to newly gentrified Montauk, they're passing through a lot of misery—the sort that might make you want to pour every clear spirit into a glass, add a dash of corn-syrupy Coca-Cola, and forget.
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Another closet makes the less exciting essentials — like manuals, soap and sunscreen — look photo-worthy courtesy of opaque fronts and a dash of Shearer's signature hand-written cursive labeling Although she may not be a minimalist in 2018, Conrad will at least have fun and functional ways to support her stash.
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Since throwing her first morning party in New York in 2013, Agrawal, Daybreaker's CEO, has turned the morning rave concept into a neatly branded package that combines the holy trinity of fitness, wellness, and mindfulness with a dash of club-music hedonism, minus the chemical highs that sometimes come alongside it.
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Trump will serve as guest of honor at France's Bastille Day national military parade on the 100th anniversary of America's entry into World War I, invoking American triumphs abroad with a dash of pageantry that could help lift a struggling presidency and position him as a strong commander-in-chief.
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Since his first show at London Fashion Week in 2004, Gupta has won the New Generation Award three times, designed a collection for Topshop, and last season sent skateboarding star Charlie Barker and a high-heeled Jay Boogie down the runway in not much more than a dash of glitter.
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Then the hougan had prescribed for the young Johel as follows: to bathe in five liters of water taken from three different rivers and mixed with two liters of rainwater, two liters of springwater, two liters of seawater, and a dash of consecrated water from the altar of the church.
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Barreling around the stage, her eyes ablaze with indignation or melting in sympathy, Ms. Phaneuf turned the character into a whirlwind of comic energy tinged with pathos: a bit Blanche DuBois, a dash of the blowzy Maxine from "The Night of the Iguana," but with the braying mouth of Phyllis Diller.
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To imagination-starved American households that needed a dash of style in the 21967s and '21987s, and to moribund urban waterfronts that needed a dose of hope in the '19943s and '21994s, the designers Jane and Benjamin C. Thompson brought vibrancy and variety, colors and textures, and (nice) smells. Mrs.
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And we figured an unconventional name would be a small step toward challenging the patriarchy, which seemed both cool and important, just progressive enough for a couple whose idea of an offbeat Sunday night involves adding a dash of fish sauce to the marinade for our go-to roast chicken.
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Cozier than "Blood Simple," more perverse than "Murder She Wrote" — with a dash of "Lysistrata" thrown in for some sly sexual table-turning — "Blow the Man Down" isn't a whodunit as much as a will-they-get-away-with-it caper, given even more ironic humor by its quaintly innocent setting.
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Holyfield, 210, is now trying to make it as a boxing promoter and using the same qualities in his new role that he used as a fighter: determination, self-reliance and supreme confidence in his own abilities leavened with a dash of modesty and perhaps more than a touch of naïveté.
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If you're forced to choose just one drink (and it's now or never, as the menu changes every few days), the Shady Lady is, indeed, as they claim, "a pretty sassy aperitivo": the cloying sweetness of sherry is balanced by a thick slice of cucumber and a dash of prosecco.
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It has taken the Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC) a solid year and change to show any semblance of having their act together, but today, to the surprise of many, LAFC rolled out a slick logo with a dash of glittery news: comedian Will Ferrell will be part-owner of the club.
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The rise of the personable Carlsen, who has been named one of the world's sexiest men by Cosmopolitan magazine, has provided a dash of glamour long missing from a game often associated with the introverted or the plain odd, like the reclusive Fischer, who spent his later years spouting anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.
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Observing this version of feminist signaling, which conflates the rebel, haphazard spirit of a Bloomsbury Group-like smockishness with traces of early '90s grunge and a dash of post-bellum Sunday best, we might begin to ask ourselves: What happens when women start dressing in ways that are less than conventionally flattering?
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They worked for more than a year on research and development to dial in a proprietary process to craft a good-tasting, non-alcoholic beer that then is infused with a dash of THC, the psychoactive cannabis compound, to result in a drink that mimics the early onset effects of drinking a beer.
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He's the custodian of one beast that resembles a giant eagle (with a dash of a risen phoenix) and a purplish snake that looks as if it started out as a peacock before changing its mind during incubation, which is how a pair of wings ended up fluttering near its coiling tail.
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"It feels like Little Italy in New York," said Joseph Jabs, 26, an electrician from Manhattan, drinking a strawberry daiquiri at the Havana 1957 restaurant and celebrating the 28th birthday of his girlfriend, Leslie Seda, a nurse from New Milford, N.J. She was having a mojito with a dash of guava juice.
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Mr. Theyskens can cut a sweeping marigold moiré Victorian coat with a dash of poetry, disrupt it with denim, put a soupçon of Audrey Hepburn into a cap-sleeved leather mini, and bring it back down to earth with raggedy thigh-highs and black Beatle boots, but the clothes don't insist too much.
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Representative lyric: "Every heartbreak makes it hard to keep the faith / But baby I just need one good one, good one, good one..." Sounds most like: There's a dash of Elton John in the piano and some Springsteen in Gaga's delivery, but ultimately "Million Reasons" sounds more like an Adele song than anything else.
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In 2011, a small band of elected Democrats broke from their caucus and called themselves "independent," giving Republicans de facto control of the State Senate and allowing them to kill all manner of needed reforms through a mix of Albany jiu-jitsu, old-fashioned gerrymandering and, until recently, a dash of help from Gov.
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And in the case of his new book, "The Pigeon Tunnel," it fails to diminish our pleasure in reading these stories from his life — stories, he suggests, that might well contain a smidgen of imaginative shaping ("real truth lies, if anywhere, not in facts, but in nuance") — or, perhaps, a dash of self-dramatization.
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Apfel first saw Paris back in 1952 or '53 — "I can't quite remember," she said over tea and oatmeal cookies at the store last Wednesday; for the chat, she was dressed in a gray and white "very old, very vintage" squirrel coat, loads of her signature big jewelry and a dash of tomato red lipstick.
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You're pre-party drink may still be supermarket vodka and lemonade (with a dash of Ribena, just to take the paint-stripper edge off), but a new study into alcohol-buying trends suggests that after some Facebook scrolling and a quick check of the 'gram, you could be sipping Cristal like it's your birthday.
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Glover's co-star, Rihanna, narrates the opening sequence, an animated history of the island framed as a folk legend and bedtime story, with a dash of fairy tale: she explains how young Deni (Glover) would come to her window every night to sing to her, as if she were some kind of Caribbean Rapunzel.
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CHAOS MIXED WITH A DASH OF 'CIRCUS FRENZY': FBI Director James Comey came to Capitol Hill this morning to face off with House Republicans and defend the agency's decision not to recommend charges against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The sections of the book covering Chicago's artistic feminist awakening, how her teaching career coincided with that awakening, and the making of "The Dinner Party" are the best kind of biography — both juicy and educational, full of social and historical context, but also just a dash of gossip (open marriages, feuds with other artists, affairs).
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At many points throughout Locke & Key, you can feel Netflix trying to tweak the story to suit its successful show recipe: a hefty pinch of The Haunting of Hill House in its setting and family dysfunction, a dash of Stranger Things for whole-family appeal, a heaping tablespoon of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina for supernatural teenage drama.
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A dash of anti-Hillary snark here, a rebuke about healthcare-for-all there: Two days before the November 2016 elections, the fairytale officially soured when Charming revealed that he was literally betting against Clinton, to the tune of $1000, and that he was fully on board with that big, beautiful wall between the U.S. and Mexico.
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"In a time when millions of Americans feel despair about their safety and livelihood under the negligent politics of their representatives, #HauntYourRep offers a dash of hope that we may be more successful at influencing our congresspeople if they know we're coming for them as vengeful voters and eventually, vengeful ghosts," Jin said in an email statement to Refinery29.
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To avoid the trap of relying too much of those "blank and blank" drinks I mentioned earlier, Tenaya says that an easy way to use a collins cup is to start with 2 oz spirit, add a dash of bitters or shrub of your choice, top off with soda water and garnish with mint or lime.
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Though the cousins'—who have said their ancestry is a mix of Métis, First Nations and a variety of European countries—look has shifted more to this style over the years—they favor a Fashion Nova, form-fitting, shiny, lacey neutrals vibe with a dash of doctor-assisted upkeep—Nat & Liv have always been into makeup.
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Morris's point in doing this is clear: Bannon's actual ideology is somewhat all over the place, mixing his proclaimed commitment to populism with an affinity for big business interests, some semi-Catholic theology, some white nationalism, a willingness to stoke fear and promote the ideas of those who proclaim white supremacy, and a dash of apocalypticism.
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In the tradition of Todd Haynes's "Safe," with a dash of horror films like "The Stepford Wives" and "The Perfection" thrown in for chilly measure, "Swallow" is the hushed, methodical chronicle of a woman's descent into ever more self-harming extremes, a journey that, in this case, has its roots in patriarchy at its most controlling and violent.
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Kolkata's street food inspired a first course of puchkas, delicate wheat and semolina shells stuffed with a mixture of spiced potatoes and chickpeas that require a two-step eating process: pour a dash of tamarind water into the shell, and then pop the whole thing in your mouth for an explosive bite of crunch, tang, and spice.
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Now that the ingredients list is out of the way, let's talk about what really matters: the fact that this bare-bones formula, which features virtually nothing but amino acids, a dash of water, and the holy grail that is Hadasei-3, has caused my dry (yet also oily), breakout-happy, beyond-touchy skin to become soft, clear, plumped, and soothed.
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Between the yellow band and gray plane on the bottom, and the yellow band and black planes at the top, there is an extremely narrow stripe whose color hovers somewhere between pink and peach, a dash of sweetness that tempers the austerity of the design and signals that Voisine's geometry is not as strictly Apollonian as you supposed it might be.
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Sometimes this Frankenstein's creation of superstars can explode into excellence: Them Crooked Vultures combining the power of Foo Fighters, Led Zeppelin and Queens of the Stone Age; The Highwaymen tossing Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson in one sturdy pot, resulting in a potent brew; or Velvet Revolver, which was essentially just Guns N'Roses with a dash of Wasted Youth.
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And so on a recent evening, I caramelized shallots and mixed them with the cheese and crème fraîche, a splash of sherry vinegar, a dash of hot sauce, then spread them onto actual Ritz crackers and heated the resulting sandwiches in the oven before painting them with melted butter and preparing for transportation back to Napa County in our minds.
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So with that trust (and perhaps even a dash of hope?) from nearly 5.83 million of the electorate in mind, it would stand to reason that the President-elect would make the most of his couple of months leading up to the inauguration to prepare for, and communicate, what he plans to pursue in the coming days and months to restore that American greatness that was missing.
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To make it easier for you, here are our favorite places to buy ornaments:Best ornaments overall: Cost Plus World MarketBest personalized and collectible ornaments: Bed, Bath & BeyondBest ornaments if you're just starting out: TargetBest handmade ornaments: EtsyBest funny or themed Christmas ornaments: AmazonThe best Christmas tree skirtsTree skirts add a dash of color and style to your holiday decor while hiding that unsightly tree stand.
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Walton's tirade, which came less than eight minutes into the game, had it all: copious use of the word "motherfucker," a bit of "hold me back" posturing as his own player tried to steer him toward the locker room, a dash of rage-stripping while heading back to the locker room, and a creepy, thousand-yard serial-killer stare reminiscent of Patrick Bateman in American Psycho.
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For dinner, you can sit in the pleasant narrow dining room, or in the back, near the bar, which was once a laboratory, and order Portuguese-Asian inspired dishes like picadinho de carapau (chopped, marinated mackerel with baby shrimps and krill), fried eel, duck breast with kimchi, and a chocolate mousse with a dash of olive oil for less than 20 euros, without wine.
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On "The Nashville Song" MMM advances the narrative we get in Dixie Chicks songs like "Wide Open Spaces" or "Ready to Run" by adding in a dash of Margo Price's honest to God (if not brutal) realism: A girl decides to leave home and pursue her dream, but making that choice means her parents cut her off, and she eventually realizes her dream is going to be tough to achieve.
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Fire Pit Margarita Recipe:13 dashes orange bitters1/4 ounce dry curaçao3/4 ounce chipotle-pineapple syrup (fresh pineapple, 2:1 simple syrup, chipotle peppers, a dash of adobo sauce from the chipotle peppers) 3/4 ounce lime juice1/2 ounce Fidencio mezcal1 1/4 ounce Silver tequila Rim glass with sugar and cracked black pepper and garnish with an orange slice (fresh or dehydrated) and burned thyme.
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Clunky gadgets may be a passing phenomenon, but in the place of magic bullets, America has found magic itself; with a dash of belief and a heap of disposable income, we bathe in vitamins and serums, bask in the light of Himalayan salt lamps, breeze through the mist of good-vibes chakra spray, receive the healing photons of lasers, lie beneath cryolipolysis wands which melt our fat cells, revitalize our faces with emollient of mud. Mud–mud!
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Relax at the spacious, L-shaped corner bar over a relatively obscure Japanese whiskey like the 12-year-old Togouchi (3,700 forints for a dram of 4 centiliters, or about 1.35 ounces), or make your way through the cocktail list, which bounds from classics like the Sazerac (2,400 forints) to such custom creations as Fig in Japan (Nikka All Malt whiskey, fig syrup, sherry vinegar and a dash of espresso, tobacco and bacon bitters; 203,400 forints).
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There's the Margarita Atwood, which has a lime wheel and a dash of bitters floating on top, for a drinkable interpretation of "under his eye"; the Joan of Arc & Stormy, a traditional Dark and Stormy with an added drop of absinthe, the domineering French spirit once popular among the French; and the Betty Friedan-inspired Feminine Mys-tiki ("tiki cocktail recipes look complicated because there are so many ingredients, but they're pretty easy to make," she helpfully notes).
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Here are the best artificial Christmas trees you can buy:Best for big rooms:Pre-lit 12-foot Dunhill Fir Tree by National TreeBest for small spaces:Home Heritage 7-foot Pre-Lit Artificial Half Christmas TreeBest budget tree:Best Choice Products 6-foot Artificial Christmas TreeBest non-traditional tree:Treetopia Silver Shadow Ombre Artificial Christmas TreeThe best tree skirts you can buyTree skirts add a dash of color and style to your holiday decor while hiding away that unsightly tree stand and all the Christmas light cords.
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Here are the best artificial trees you can buy:Best for big rooms: Pre-lit 12-foot Dunhill Fir Tree by National TreeBest for small spaces: Home Heritage 7-foot Pre-Lit Artificial Half TreeBest budget tree: Best Choice Products 6-foot Artificial TreeBest non-traditional tree: Treetopia Silver Shadow Ombre Artificial TreeThe best tree skirts you can buyTree skirts add a dash of color and style to your holiday decor while hiding away that unsightly tree stand and all the holiday light cords.
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Here are the best Christmas lights you can buy:Best Christmas lights overall: KooPower Waterproof Battery Fairy LightsBest Christmas lights: Good Tidings Light Ceramic Multi-Colored Holiday LightsBest solar Christmas lights: VMANOO Solar Powered String LightsBest mini Christmas lights: Brizled LED Mini String Christmas LightsBest permanent Christmas lights: Everlights Starter KitThe best tree skirts you can buyTree skirts add a dash of color and style to your holiday decor while hiding away that unsightly tree stand and all the Christmas light cords.
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Here are the best artificial Christmas trees you can buy:Best for big rooms:Pre-lit 12-foot Dunhill Fir Tree by National TreeBest for small spaces:Home Heritage 7-foot Pre-Lit Artificial Half Christmas TreeBest budget tree:Best Choice Products 6-foot Artificial Christmas TreeBest non-traditional tree:Treetopia Silver Shadow Ombre Artificial Christmas TreeThe best tree skirts you can buy on AmazonTree skirts add a dash of color and style to your holiday decor while hiding away that unsightly tree stand and all the Christmas light cords.
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The film was quickly banned, along with the rest of Antonioni's work, the result of a massive campaign against the director that began, first, in the pages of the People's Daily newspaper and later in the Peking Review; in 1975, Chinese diplomats unsuccessfully attempted to get the film cancelled before a screening at the Venice Biennale, and event documented by Umberto Eco in his essay "Difficulty of Being Marco Polo" (where he described the attempt at censorship, and the resulting scandal, as a cross "between science fiction and comedy all'Italiana, with a dash of western").
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