Spoon in the cream, a little at a time then add the milk a little at a time.
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A little at a time, Engle began running on it.
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Gradually add the cheese a little at a time, stirring constantly.
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"It's like watching him die a little at a time," Danielle says.
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One change is letting people take the questionnaire a little at a time.
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After taking a break, he started skating again a little at a time.
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Cybersecurity isn't something we can get better at a little at a time.
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Stream in the ice water, a little at a time, with the motor running.
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You can do it gradually, a little at a time, to soften the blow.
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I never stopped getting better, even if it was only a little at a time.
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Every Tweet and every post draws blood from the narcos, a little at a time.
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"A little at a time we are trying to renew that memory," Ms. Aouate said.
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We could park it in space and bring it back a little at a time.
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Add cream mixture a little at a time, and toss lightly to create a smooth creamy sauce.
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Continue whisking while adding the milk a little at a time to prevent the mixture from clumping.
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Add ice water a little at a time to bring the dough together (can use a fork).
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Mix in powdered sugar a little at a time, working to get all the clumps out. 3.
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Stir in the sour milk, a little at a time, until you get a soft, sticky dough.
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Slowly add the ice water, a little at a time, until the dough barely comes together. 3.
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"It's not a big shock to the system, it's phased in a little at a time," Dietz said.
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Stir with a fork to incorporate dry ingredients a little at a time until a sticky, shaggy dough forms.
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"Think about ways of only putting food out a little at a time or reheat it periodically," she says.
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Rather than add the stock a little at a time like most recipes call for, you add it all at once.
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But finding old memories takes work, and they seem to be lodged in layers, released only a little at a time.
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"I might do it a little at a time, but I'm not going to let nothing put me down," she said.
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She would also share a little at a time, so I was never processing at once what had happened to her.
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After writing a letter, I leaf through my albums slowly, a little at a time, as if I were sipping good wine.
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The police were able to recover all of the stolen objects a little at a time over the course of five years.
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"Nowadays I don&apost even do monthly shopping anymore because I just keep it stocked a little at a time," she said.
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Like humans, most whales, dolphins and porpoises are thought to shed skin and hair continuously, a little at a time, throughout the year.
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Being good with money is an ongoing habit, so invest the time and energy in learning about it a little at a time.
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Slowly add the milk to the eggs, whisking in a little at a time, until fully incorporated, then strain through a fine-mesh strainer.
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"It's one of these character, intrigue mysteries that we wanted to sort of show to the audience a little at a time," Kang added.
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Cook, stirring occasionally, while continuing to add milk a little at a time until all of the milk has been absorbed, about 40 minutes.
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If the dough feels too dry, spray it and your hands with water, a little at a time, until it has lost its dryness.
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Very gradually, incorporate some of the flour into the eggs by bringing in a little at a time from the perimeter of the well.
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Add the rum-soaked fruit to the mixer a little at a time, and mix to combine all the ingredients, about another 2 minutes.
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Transfer solids to a blender; process until smooth, adding cooking water a little at a time as needed (up to ¾ cup) to reach desired consistency.
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Stir half of the cream mixture into flour mixture, slowly adding remaining cream mixture, a little at a time, until dough just begins to come together.
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Good nam prik is made in a mortar, a little at a time, and though it's often called a "dip" or "relish" in English, translation diminishes it.
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"The treatment for the cancer was basically giving me rat poison, a little at a time, until it kills off all my bad blood cells," he says.
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That, in fact, is the key to cutting back on salt generally: do it a little at a time to give taste buds a chance to adjust.
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He said that the approach of targeting climate change a little at a time with "piecemeal" legislation has not produced the results that the public is looking for.
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My favorite method for swallowing the beads was to pour a little at a time directly onto my tongue — this takes some practice — and take a swig of water.
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Add a few drops of food coloring to the bottle of soda, then pour into the punch bowl a little at a time until the bowl reaches capacity. 5.
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Before you buy your 20th can of beans, consider the person behind you who can buy only a little at a time, whether because of financial or space constraints.
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If the sauce is too thick (more of a paste than a gravy), add a few tablespoons of water a little at a time until a thick gravy forms.
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There was a time when it was a rallying call, a code word to industry types that someone was trying, even a little, at a time when absolutely no one did.
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In Naples there are no paths to growing up: you're born straight into reality, into the thick of it, you don't get a chance to discover it a little at a time.
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Once you know what the other person wants, you should say "no" a little at a time, giving the person across the table the opportunity to come back and continue to negotiate.
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And the way she tells the tale of her mother's dramatic final night a little at a time makes that story into a propulsive chorus to the song that is the rest of the book.
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We've got to vote with our credit cards, a little at a time, and keep insisting we deserve more than warm milk designed to lull us into market-driven complacency, pre-chewed meals served on white bread.
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His chief of staff, Ricardo Llerandi, one of the participants of the chat, practically dared reporters to publish the chat in full, saying the revelations that were being leaked a little at a time were a daily distraction.
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Instead of programming an artificial neural network with symbolic knowledge, a language that was complete from the get-go, the idea was to see if artificial networks could learn, a little at a time, building on very simple beginnings.
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"There aren't that many other specialty shoe stores, but there are dozens of other retail chains that sell shoes, and they have taken much of that business a little at a time," said John Yozzo, managing director of FTI Consulting.
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With a 48-megapixel camera that can flip up and swivel to accommodate multiple angles, it&aposs further evidence that smartphone makers are willing to take risks on new designs that push the industry forward a little at a time.
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Put technology to work: Using apps like Simple to save a little at a time — even a dollar or two a day — is sort of a digital "penny jar" that allows you to save without even realizing it or setting aside large chunks of change.
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Because revealingly enough, "All This Could Be Yours" is least satisfying when it comes to the terrible things Victor has done, the details of which are teased and promised and hinted at and revealed a little at a time, whereas I think they'd have been more terrifying if they'd just been stated outright, so that we could fully appreciate how they've affected everyone else.
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Perhaps, taken a little at a time, it would not seem so boresome!
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Washed and dried jujubes are boiled in water, strained, and sieved to remove the seeds. Sieved jujube is then boiled, with glutinous rice flour slurry added a little at a time while simmering. The dish is seasoned with salt and garnished with chopped walnuts and whole pine nuts.
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The input to TRACE works as follows. The user provides a phoneme sequence that is converted into a multi- dimensional feature vector. This is an approximation of acoustic spectra extended in time. The input vector is revealed a little at a time to simulate the temporal nature of speech.
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The SNAP-2 Shield Development unit was responsible for developing the radiation shield. Creating the shield meant melting lithium hydride and casting it into the form required. The form was a big truncated cone. Molten lithium hydride had to be poured into the casting mold a little at a time otherwise it would crack as it cooled and solidified.
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The porridge is made with white rice and pine nuts, which are separately soaked, ground and sieved. The ground rice is then boiled, with ground pine nuts added a little at a time while simmering. Grinding the ingredients together causes them to separate after boiling. The porridge is seasoned with salt and often garnished with whole or crushed pine nuts.
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Any build-up of silt in the pond should be managed a little at a time, and a variety of pond depths and muddy pond verges should be maintained. Good water quality and protection from water pollution is essential. Potential pollution in this case would include increased nutrient levels due to local land management, increased presence of algae, and local groundwater abstraction. Inappropriate plant growth should be removed.
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For larger specimens, or species with stiffer wood, bonsai artists also use mechanical devices for shaping trunks and branches. The most common are screw-based clamps, which can straighten or bend a part of the bonsai using much greater force than wiring can supply. To prevent damage to the tree, the clamps are tightened a little at a time and make their changes over a period of months or years.
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Janice asks the group if any of the six of them have almost slept with each other. The episode then flashes back to 1993. Phoebe is tired of roommate Monica's obsession with cleanliness, so she moves out of their apartment a little at a time. Monica does not notice – Phoebe explains her missing things by saying she has taken them to get repaired; and Phoebe sneaks away at night and sneaks back in before Monica wakes.
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In the guise of the enchantress, this femme fatale hunts for young men on highways and seduces the lone traveller to accompany her. Sometimes, she imprisons him in her lair in the graveyard, sucking his blood a little at a time. Sometimes, she is described as feeding on his semen. Legend says that a churel will hold a young man captive until he is elderly, or else uses him sexually until he withers, dies, and joins the spirit.
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If the fluid is "glugging" or just barely running out the bottom hole when the temperature of the transmission is in the range of 95F-113F, no further action is needed. Reinstall drain plug and put fill cap back on. If no fluid comes out, fill the transmission with specified fluid a little at a time until fluid is observed "glugging" or just barely running out the hole in the bottom. No further action is needed.
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Adding real instruments to their gear a little at a time, by 1985 they had joined the ranks of D.C.'s finest; they were scooped up by Def Jam, who released a Rick Rubin-produced single "The Word" in 1986. Not much happened with that record—at first. However, within a year or two of its release, the flipside, "Sardines", became (and remains to this day) the group's signature song. It was even performed in the 1988 film Tougher Than Leather.
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The original method of construction remains an archeological mystery. This quarry was slightly higher than the temple complex, so no lifting was required to move the stones. Individual Roman cranes were not capable of lifting stones in the 60 to 100 tonne range. The large stones may have simply been rolled into position along temporary earthen banks from the quarry or multiple cranes may have been used in combination, or they might have alternated sides a little at a time, filling in supports underneath each time.
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The original Bradley method of bush regeneration focuses on facilitating native plant recruitment from the seedbank, rather than planting seedlings or sowing seeds, as follows: > "Weeding a little at a time from the bush towards the weeds takes the > pressure off the natives under favourable conditions. Native seeds and > spores are ready in the ground and the natural environment favours plants > that have evolved in it. The balance is tipped back towards regeneration. > Keep it that way, by always working where the strongest area of bush meets > the weakest weeds" .
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Adler was born in New York. He graduated from Queens College in 1968 with a bachelor's degree in economics and education. For the next nine years, he worked as a mathematics teacher for the New York City Board of Education, while taking classes towards a master's degree in marketing, a degree he was awarded by New York University in 1971. In that same year, a question from his then-three-year-old nephew inspired Adler to write his first story, A Little at a Time, subsequently published by Random House in 1976.
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Individual Roman cranes were not capable of lifting stones this heavy. They may have simply been rolled into position along temporary earthen banks from the quarry or multiple cranes may have been used in combination. They may also have alternated sides a little at a time, filling in supports underneath each time. The Julio-Claudian emperors enriched its sanctuary in turn. In the mid-1st century, Nero built the tower- altar opposite the temple. In the early 2nd century, Trajan added the temple's forecourt, with porticos of pink granite shipped from Aswan at the southern end of Egypt.
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Child, on the other hand, advocated doling out the information one book at a time, spreading out the revelations a little at a time, with each novel. Jacobson realized that the reason for the difference in their perspectives was the nature of their characters: Harry Bosch is a grounded, career law enforcement officer who follows rules, while Jack Reacher is a drifter who has no rules to follow. Based on this Jacobson felt that Connelly's style fit more with what Jacobson intended for Vail as a series character. Jacobson felt the bottom line is that he doesn’t want the reader to put the book down, where they lose interest and close the book forever.
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In Private Snafu vs. Malaria Mike, for example, Snafu neglects to take his malaria medications or to use his repellent, allowing a suave mosquito to get him in the end—literally. In Spies, Snafu leaks classified information a little at a time until the Axis enemies piece it together, ambush his transport ship, and literally blow him to hell. Six of Snafu's shorts actually end with him being killed due to his stupidity: Spies (blown up by enemy submarine torpedoes), Booby Traps (blown up by a bomb hidden inside a piano), The Goldbrick (run over by an enemy tank), A Lecture on Camouflage (large enemy bomb lands on him), Private Snafu vs.
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He also found that learning is done a little at a time or in increments, learning is an automatic process and all the principles of learning apply to all mammals. Thorndike's research with Robert Woodworth on the theory of transfer found that learning one subject will only influence your ability to learn another subject if the subjects are similar. This discovery led to less emphasis on learning the classics because they found that studying the classics does not contribute to overall general intelligence. Thorndike was one of the first to say that individual differences in cognitive tasks were due to how many stimulus response patterns a person had rather than a general intellectual ability.
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The sheer size of the huge capstone that is supported by the larger dolmens makes it overwhelmingly likely that the stone was not brought in from elsewhere, but already stood as an independent glacial erratic on the same spot it now occupies. Evidence from the 1948 excavation is compatible with the idea of a large pit being dug at Pentre Ifan, to expose and work on the stone, perhaps splitting it to create a flat underside, It could then be levered vertically upwards a little at a time, using poles, ropes, and large numbers of people, and packed into place using a growing heap of boulders. Once at the required height, the supporting uprights could be introduced, and the boulders removed to leave only the uprights, and such other surrounding stones as were wanted.
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To reach the food, the bird needed to stand on the perch, pull the string up a little at a time, and step on the loops to gradually shorten the string. Four of five common ravens eventually succeeded, and "the transition from no success (ignoring the food or merely yanking at the string) to constant reliable access (pulling up the meat) occurred with no demonstrable trial-and-error learning." This supports the hypothesis that common ravens are 'inventors', implying that they can solve problems. Many of the feats of common ravens were formerly argued to be stereotyped innate behaviour, but it now has been established that their aptitudes for solving problems individually and learning from each other reflect a flexible capacity for intelligent insight unusual among non-human animals.
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Smash enters back into the gourd and forages a deal with the world's spokesperson (in the form of a coffin): Smash will give his soul to the gourd under a 90-day lien in exchange for Tandy's soul. He then has 90 days to find the dread Night Stallion, ruler of the gourd world, and negotiate to void the lien. As the travels continue, each female does find what she is looking for, eventually, although Smash's strength saps out of him a little at a time as his soul is gradually recalled as the days pass. Smash makes periodic forays into the gourd world, with the help of a magical and infinite ball of string to mark his way, in search of the Night Stallion, overcoming various world challenges, most of which require both his ogre strength and human intelligence to solve.
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Rauwolff was among the first Europeans to describe the drinking of coffee (which was unknown in Europe at the time): "A very good drink they call Chaube that is almost as black as ink and very good in illness, especially of the stomach. This they drink in the morning early in the open places before everybody, without any fear or regard, out of China cups, as hot as they can, sipping it a little at a time." Here is an extract from Rauwolff's description of Tripoli in Lebanon: ::The town of Tripoli is pretty large, full of people, and of good account, because of the great deposition of merchandises that are brought thither daily both by sea and land. It is situated in a pleasant country, near the promontory of the high mountain Libanus, in a great plain toward the sea-shore, where you may see abundance of vineyards, and very fine gardens, enclosed with hedges for the most part, the hedges consisting chiefly of Rhamnus, Paliurus, Oxyacantha, Phillyrea, Lycium, Balaustium, Rubus, and little Palm-trees, that are low, and so sprout and spread themselves.
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