I get a mint latte and the three of us split a mint chocolate layer cake.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "[Imitating Carson] Is it a mint Milano?
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Wells is wearing a mint gown covered in crystal embroidery.
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This one has a mint filling and chunks of Oreo, too.
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Garnish it with a slice of lime or a mint sprig.
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Or you're a mint chocolate chip person or a chocolate person.
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Garnish with one cranberry, slice of lime and a mint leaf.
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The first one I make is called a Mint Julep Lemonade.
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In the meantime, here's a mint (officially "Aqua") Google Home Mini.
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It looked like a mint timepiece, well-maintained and classically styled.
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Junior Mints are small round chocolate candies with a mint filling.
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Kris also gave her boyfriend Corey Gamble a mint vintage muscle car.
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Someone is paying a mint for curios left behind by deceased celebrities.
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I grab a mint from my secretary's desk and pretend it's filling.
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A mint green bouclé wedding suit hammered home the limb-framing effect.
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He gets a mint chip cone, and I get an espresso-flavored cone.
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Jack and Charlie referred to this drink as 'a mint Julep with gin.
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You mix the grass with hot water and it's like a mint leaf.
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You can buy a mint condition Submariner reference 5513 from 1975 for $203,000.
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I get a mint chocolate chip ice cream and feel great about it.
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An ICO may be a consequential innovation, so early entrants will make a mint.
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Both men have also made a mint turning everyday objects into sought-after commodities.
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However, if I make a mint-pistachio pesto, I can throw that on anything.
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This set comes with a mint and a strawberry version of the cult classic.
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The world's largest asset manager won't be making a mint off the Federal Reserve.
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But maybe you'll be able to charge a mint for it on eBay some day.
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It's nothing a mint or a quick trip to H&M can't fix, you reason.
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They also indulged in a mint-basil olive oil cake, chocolate chip cookie and brownie.
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But it's always, you know, pop in a mint before every take, moisturize the lips.
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Before, customers could ask McDonald's servers to make a mint-chocolate version of the drink.
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Amanda, pop a mint, I'm going to come give you yours in about 5 minutes.
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A mint condition "Omega Supreme" still in its original box is reportedly worth around $2,000.
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This is a "mint chip" milkshake with whipped cream and chocolate cream filled cookie pieces.
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It could be a blond woman in full Kentucky Derby pastels, holding a mint julep.
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A mint-green KitchenAid mixer, which Belanger uses to incorporate pigment into porcelain, stands nearby.
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Cardi is in a mint-green dress, slightly sheer and buttoned up to her neck.
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Her assistant handed her a Juul, and she sneaked off for a mint-flavored vape.
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A "mint green" version of the Pixel 4 might also be on the way, Indiashopps.
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Middleton shimmered in a mint-green party dress during a surprise visit to Northern Ireland.
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Why is the U.S. taking a beating in markets where it should be making a mint?
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Yet away from the spotlight property firms are making a mint out of the tech boom.
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I get a cheeseburger and cheese fries, and a mint cookie milkshake for the walk home.
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Placing a multi-million dollar payload on top of a mint condition rocket is risky enough.
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If horses aren't your thing, grab a mint julep and scroll through these great pics. Enjoy!!
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I opted for a mint tea — another one of the duchess' favorites — and a savory croissant.
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The kitchen has marble countertops and new stainless steel appliances, plus a mint-green Smeg refrigerator.
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So the entry right below here at 54A, for "Rakes it in," is MAKES A MINT.
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And even with the low price, Kranz expects to make a mint with his new company.
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To close out the year, Rihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a giant diamond necklace.
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Travelers can book a Mint House through their app, website, or on travel sites like Expedia, Booking.
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Insert a lollipop stick into the center of each round, and press a mint leaf on top.
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Then they turn around and head past a mint-tiled bathroom to open up a second door.
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However, that card was graded a Mint 9 by PSA, one of the leading sports memorabilia authenticators.
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No, the bitch has got himself a mint phone for his personal use—or so he thinks.
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So you'd probably identify someone as a tourist if they order a mint julep in, say, February?
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Around this time I am also ordering green juice or a mint chip smoothie from Juice Press.
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Add the rum to the top of the drink and garnish with a mint sprig, if using.
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The multihyphenate star arrived on the red carpet wearing a mint-green minidress underneath a sheer shawl.
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The entryway is shaded by a metal canopy, topped by a mint-green neon sign (" ECOLE-CLUB ").
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And then there's Oscar Health, which first made a mint on Obamacare and has since ventured into Medicare.
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Hicks even appeared online in a mint-colored dress, black clutch, and heels from the Ivanka Trump collection.
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The world's most famous bridesmaid wore a mint green and pink floral "Hepburn" silk dress by The Fold.
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As wildfires intensify, private firefighting companies can charge a mint to Malibu celebrities seeking to protect their homes.
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What he invested is thoroughly unclear and a Mint Mobile spokesperson did not comment on the company's valuation.
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You may have spent a mint to smell vaguely fresh and clean, but no one has to know.
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The duchess shimmered in a mint-green dress for a surprise visit to Northern Ireland with Prince William.
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She wore a mint-green Armani ball gown, which had a sparkling top, mesh overlay, and ruffled sleeves.
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You're not the only one who signed up for a Mint account and then never looked at it again.
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Update (August 10, 2016): Looks like Ryan Lochte's once gray-blue hair has transformed to a mint-green shade.
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If Dolly Parton so much as glanced in our general direction, we would instantly dissolve into a mint julep.
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" Ivana said, adding that she's been asked to appear on the show "a hundred times — and offered a mint.
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In 2016, Cohen debuted another ice cream flavor, "Bernie's Yearning," a mint concoction that also included a chocolate disc.
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On the red carpet, she wore a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl attached by rows of gemstones.
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Tiger Woods was at the far-right end of the line, in a mint-green shirt and gray pants.
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Jared lay on his bed, wearing a mint-green T-shirt, propped up by a pillow, his face gray.
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The true aficionado might be interested in spending $400 on a MiNT Instant Flex or scouring eBay for vintage treasures.
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But rather than reaching for the old plastic pitcher and squashed strawberries, take a (mint) leaf out of Lickalix's book.
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One day later, on Wednesday, Kate stepped out in a mint green coat dress that was also perfect for spring.
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One eBay seller seems to think plenty, in this case over $2000,2808, for a mint condition TR-2808 drum machine.
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"He has the presence of mind and the sense of humor to bring me a mint," Obama said, according to ABC7.
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That said, unlike the pink sand model, there's still no sign (either in render or leaked hardware) of a mint model.
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Finally, I was like, this is what we're doing, and we ended up painting it a mint green called Miami Grass.
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When they clean the interior, they'll take out the trash, organize your stuff that isn't trash and leave you a mint.
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Kind of like a mint-green sorbet that chips away like shale, it builds up in thin layers on the spatula.
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She'll describe a mint green as "a color that makes me thirsty," or perceive "crushed raspberry" where others might see fuchsia.
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" Ivana wrote, adding that she herself had been asked to appear on the show "a hundred times — and offered a mint.
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They are out so I end up getting peppermint chocolate beignets as a consolation prize and E. gets a mint julep.
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And, if you're traveling to the Kentucky Derby in Louisville, trying a mint julep or a Derby pie is a must.
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I pay for one pint and grab a mint yerba mate for my early morning tomorrow bringing my total to $6.33.
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Yet, businesses owned by Mr. Trump are making a mint from the governments of other countries and not even notifying lawmakers.
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Also, we create jobs while making a mint off your data that we did not sell, but that we monetized. Monetized.
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From a Monique Lhuillier princess gown to a mint chocolate chip set, each look fits in perfectly with Taylor's new pastel aesthetic.
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I settle on a mint eucalyptus candle and head back to the office for another afternoon full of meetings and phone calls.
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If it were, F. Scott Fitzgerald's estate would make a mint off of the essays of public high school students every year.
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Flash forward to your next cocktail party: a mint-infused Old Fashioned, and, probably, a round of applause from your awestruck guests.
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On Wednesday, the actress attended the European premiere of "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" in a mint-green ball gown designed by Armani.
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"I think a lot of people don't know how to deal with anger," she tells me over a mint tea between classes.
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Facebook has made a mint by enabling advertisers to identify and reach the very people most likely to react to their messages.
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The racetrack first opened in 1875 and it's been the place to enjoy a mint julep and an exciting race ever since.
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To the right is an open eating area and kitchen with a mint-green center island, granite counters and stainless steel appliances.
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There was also an orange Freighty Cat towing a Surly trailer, and a mint-green Birota that had been enlisted for the occasion.
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It opens with a mint-condition pink Edsel, Ford's overhyped car of the future whose name is synonymous with costly and embarrassing failure.
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Wearing a mint-green ballgown, her purple hair flowing, she didn't mince words when she told me prohibition is a form of slavery.
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Maybe Bush didn't offer Trump a mint before meeting Arianne Zucker, but Haq pointed out that he wasn't protecting his female colleague either.
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And I think Blake is probably the same because I've never experienced a guy, like, searching for a mint and searching for gum.
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Get ready to toast with a mint julep, because Southern Charm's Kathryn Calhoun Dennis may be heading to the Bachelor mansion in 2019.
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One of Google's Loon balloons crashed into a mint field in Yakima, Washington, a couple years back, managing to cause a power outage.
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While it could have made more by waiting, with Facebook now at $150 a share, it still made a mint off the company.
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A sweet dollop of "original maple butter cream" sat on top of the stack of jiggly pancakes, along with a mint leaf garnish.
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On exports, Italians would have to pick a fight with Germany — a country that is making a mint off its EU trade partners.
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The plane was a mint condition Boeing 303-300ER, with an intriguing business-class layout I admired while on my way to coach.
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Last night, the Fenty front-woman attended the British Fashion Awards in London wearing a mint-green ensemble that was dripping with diamonds.
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"Coagulate 1" features 10 dark brown, tan, and gray leather and felt sacks in varying heights in front of a mint green wall.
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" Greeted by manager Kay Penkethman, Meghan declined the offer of coffee due to her pregnancy, but asked for a mint tea "or something herbal.
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We have a lot of gray and blue, so I decided on a mint green as the wall color and built out from there.
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Kate Middleton's pregnant sister Pippa Middleton continued the green trend in a mint green and pink floral $695 "Hepburn" silk dress by The Fold.
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Turner wore a mint gown from London-based label Galvan, and she arrived at the ceremony alongside Red Carpet Green Dress' director Samata Pattinson.
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If making an alcohol-free version, pour the cocktail into the glasses to the rim, garnish with a mint sprig, if using, and serve.
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First, an airline can change its carry-on policy so if you're buying a bigger bag you might not want to spend a mint.
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Mr. Pai wants cable companies to keep making a mint from renting cable boxes — a revenue stream that totals nearly $20 billion a year.
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On my way home, I also stop at the co-op and grab a mint yerba mate because caffeine has now become vital ($3.44).
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In 1988, its status as a "Mint" became official when its named changed from the West Point Bullion Depository to the West Point Mint.
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If an enterprising restaurateur is eager to grill up some insects and make a mint in the West Village, the time has never been riper.
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Yes, there was a period when Coors was sold only in the West and beer drinkers with terrible taste paid a mint for smuggled cases.
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First, apply a mint-green eyeshadow (or any one of the vibrant shades from the NYX Ultimate Palette) all over your lids as a base.
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At least chew a piece of gum or suck on a mint as you enter a venue; you owe it to the party people around you.
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While Jay Z, who enlisted celebrity stylist June Ambrose, wore a mint green suit, Beyoncé opted for a pink Peter Pilotto number, accessorized with extravagant jewelry.
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They gave up a mint for them, yes, but consider that with both those guys... [music grinds to a halt] yes, Lucroy is still in Milwaukee.
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While this is definitely out of the ordinary, a mint-condition Pleasant Company American Girl doll in its original "Meet" outfit could score you around $300.
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So was the citrus and avocado salad with juicy orange and grapefruit segments, halved red grapes, thin fennel slices and avocado, tossed in a mint dressing.
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After a series of focus groups with longtime smokers, they developed a flavor strategy: a tobacco profile, a mint profile, a fruit profile, a dessert profile.
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So that one is not on the menu, but I've been talking about it a lot… Food-wise, what would you pair with a mint julep?
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In the garden of their Peachtree Battle Avenue house, by the rhododendron bush, over a mint julep at the end of the workday, she confronted him.
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He comes from a family of outlaws who made a mint in moonshine, meth and marijuana, and is himself too fond of some of those products.
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He is 21 years old, but looks much older, stooped over during much of the trial and dressed in a mint-gray cardigan and clunky glasses.
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It's been used to sneak hundreds of thousands of dollars-worth of gold out of a mint, and slip a cell phone into a prison cell.
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Backstage, a mint green church office with a hanging crucifix became a sweaty, cologne-laced locker room, with performers choreographing their moves and changing into costumes.
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I eat a coconut Siggi's with a mint chocolate chip Lara bar crumbled in and chat with a few coworkers before putzing around at my desk.
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At the heart of our current President's criticism is a claim that Amazon is making a mint and leaving a *failing* U.S. Postal Service holding the bag.
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Wearing a mint-green hat and jacket, the Queen smiled broadly as Trump greeted her on the palace's West Terrace after alighting from his Marine One helicopter.
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I mailed him a mint copy of the EP last year for Christmas and he now spins "Victory" regularly when he DJ's in New York's alternative clubs.
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" She advised tracking everyday spending by "follow(ing) the apps that you use, maybe a Mint or a Level Money and see where you're actually spending money.
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Seated next to her, Camilla, 71, was all smiles in a mint green dress and coat with white embroidery by Bruce Oldfield and a Philip Treacy hat.
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The $225 over-ear headphone is a special version of Aiaiai's TMA-2 and comes with a mint-colored cable to match the Robin's unique color scheme.
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With automatic winding and a three-day power reserve, the Luminor Due comes on a mint-green alligator strap and, in another first, has a date window.
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There's a mint matcha that's pleasingly refreshing and a blackberry basil that's as rich in fruit flavor as sorbet; my favorite is a creamy cold-brew coffee.
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Here is a collection of Derby recipes appropriate to the hours before and after the race, and of course a receipt for a mint julep, as well.
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I stop at CVS, too, to get a few boxes of tissues ($5), black nail polish (my favorite toe color — $3), and a mint Oreo candy bar ($1.22).
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Both phones appear to come in black and white, with the white model (on the XL, at least) getting a mint green power button as a nice accent.
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It's an inside look at the kind of board-level politics that happen when a company spends a mint on a deal that's loaded with conflicts of interest.
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In the kitchen, a mint-condition sign from the iconic local business Bambi Cleaners, fished from the trash, looks down from atop an ivory-painted 1940s-era cabinet.
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I get up and put on Zara jeans, a mint green button-down, concealer (hello, massive pimple I grew overnight from skipping my skincare routine!!), bronzer, and mascara.
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After all, if "Rock of Ages" could make a mint from '80s hair metal, there is no reason "Cruel Intentions" can't do the same for '90s pop rock.
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Airfordable – Payment plans for travel Everyone universally enjoys relaxing on the beach with a mint julep, but not everyone has access to the same disposable income necessary for travel.
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"Change Your Life Learning How to Assert Yourself Instead of Being Pushed Around," promises the March 1976 cover, featuring model Denise Hopkins in a mint green, disco-ready dress.
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"I tried it with a mint tin n it didn't work cos the mint was so strong when I put my lashes on it stung my eye," she commented.
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It makes total sense for EA to put it out—it'd make a mint, surely, something that'd keep investors happy while socials-spamming gamers get what they're after, too.
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Last January, Ben & Jerry's co-founder Ben Cohen announced the creation of Bernie's Yearning, an uncomfortably named limited-edition ice cream that was a mint and chocolate flavor combo.
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Keeping things colorful, the Queen opted to wear a mint coat along with a matching hat with a vibrant pink ribbon tied around it for the family church outing.
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All of which was context for my recent opportunity to take a drive down memory lane by putting a mint-condition 2100 Dodge Caravan through its spongy-ride paces.
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John is yoinked onstage for the candied back and forth of "Between Cans," and Shamir plays a mint colored guitar during "Garden," one of their earliest, slurry-pop singles.
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My husband and son slid onto a mint-hued banquette that spans half the length of the shop while I perched on a sleek, but comfortable, Danish modern chair.
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For dessert, heed the jingle and hum of the ice-cream truck out by the parking lot, or bring along some sliced watermelon or a mint-flecked fruit salad.
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Get into the office, make a cup of decaf coffee with vanilla milk, and scarf down a mint chocolate chip Lara Bar, before I sit down at my desk.
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At the office on Celebration Place, Ms. Drone changed into a mint-colored shirt that, with her long, curly dark hair, evoked an image of Princess Jasmine from Aladdin.
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When the mother of the bride stepped out of the vehicle, she was immaculately dressed in a mint green dress and jacket, her locs perfectly topped with a matching hat.
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I look longingly at Blue Star Donuts and contemplate taking on the post-security hike to get a mint Oreo smoothie at Burgerville on the opposite end of the airport.
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Laird Superfood also sells beet- and turmeric-infused powdered coconut waters, "ultra-caffeinated" coffee and a variety of coffee creamers, including a mint-flavored creamer and a turmeric-flavored number.
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Under slate-colored light slanting from the skylights, the women entered the city pool on Wednesday morning, its oxidized copper ceiling lending a mint-green cast to the water's surface.
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On that evidence, a friend from Lagos says she plans to set up a farm there to produce the herb, and reckons she will make a mint out of it.
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Ideal fuel for post-game analysis of the work Christmas party, other holiday-themed foods include Cheese Melt Dippers with Camembert, a Millionaire&aposs Donut, and a Mint Matchmaker McFlurry.
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But she has other things to show me: a lamp shaped like a bowling pin, a full set of 1930s vintage dinner China, a mint condition collection of National Geographic magazines.
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Heard sported a mint green jumpsuit and multi-colored heels with her hair slicked for the outing, while Schnabel kept it casual in a light blue button down and navy pants.
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Whether it was accidental or on purpose, Jay Z caught his reflection in the mirror as he snapped a picture of his wife wearing a mint green dress in an elevator.
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Some highlights include her almost choking on a mint because "it was TOO spicy," and her retweeting an image of two gay men getting married and asking where the bride was.
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The blonde toddler, wearing a mint green summer dress and sandals adorned with a yellow flower, rode high on her dad's shoulders as they made their way across the festival grounds.
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FYI: When I was younger I liked vanilla chip, but as I got older, I became a mint chocolate chip fiend, and there is no new flavor that can stop me.
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Both stars wore athleisure threads for their festive day at home, with Lopez rocking patterned leggings and a mint cropped sweatshirt with what appears to be a matching bikini top underneath.
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While a mint condition BMW from the mid-seventies is typically a six figure car, there's much more at stake when it comes to assessing the value of an art vehicle.
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To get your hands on the phone that started it all, Popular Mechanics reported that $15,000 can buy you a mint-condition iPhone still in its factory sealed box on eBay.
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No matter the outcome of these companies, short of total failure, both venture firms will have made a mint, unlike later investors that might not be able to say the same.
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Abductions and murders occur regularly there, and my guesthouse offered not a mint on the pillow, but a bulletproof vest; at night, sleep was interrupted by nearby fighting among unknown gunmen.
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But the guiding notion of Silicon Valley—that good software and fresh eyes can turn even the rustiest industry into a mint—hasn't proved quite as true as many had hoped.
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While you race for a mint, it might help to know the top 10 reasons why your breath smells bad in the first place and what you can do about it. 13.
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Amid the wreckage in global stock markets this week as panic over the spread of coronavirus wiped out $6 trillion in value, one corner of Wall Street has been making a mint.
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The adult versions aren't built to be touched or played with: You wouldn't hug a wooden kokeshi doll, a mint-condition Claude the Crab or a collectible resin statue of Harley Quinn.
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Somewhat ironically, Airbnb recently launched an initiative to have its hosts act more like hospitality experts, replete with recommended activities, cucumber water and maybe a mint on the pillow for good measure.
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Most teams have a bunch of meh in their backfields and shuffle them around both to keep them healthy and to lessen the impact when one of them decides he's worth a mint.
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"When we think about trans-Atlantic, we do think we can disrupt largely around a Mint-like product because we've been so successful on flying to the West Coast with Mint," Geraghty said.
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For her next look, Hadid hit the stage in a mint green crop top and pencil skirt set, topped with a half-worn jacket of the same hue (all by August Getty Atelier).
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As we reported ... Katy showed up to court last week wearing a mint-colored suit and took the stand, claiming she never heard the song "Joyful Noise" before the filing of the lawsuit.
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In the Mouassine district of the medina, the cafe has a terrace overlooking the souks below, providing an ideal spot for a mint tea break between weaving through the maze of markets nearby.
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A self-taught coder whose first business was helping design Web sites for his father's company, he eventually began working with a software company in Iran, Sohasoft, a Mint-like tool for financial management.
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But with traditional 5G phones expected to cost a mint, HTC's 5G Hub might be the best way to experience 5G networks in 2019 without needing to overhaul all of your mobile devices completely.
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Joe Lieberman's eulogy to his longtime friend, cameras caught the 43rd president grabbing a piece of candy (or a mint) from his wife, former First Lady Laura Bush, and passing it to Mrs. Obama.
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Always the epitome of elegance, Grace Kelly paired a mint green Edith Head dress with long gloves when she accepted the Oscar for Best Actress for her role in the film, The Country Girl.
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FedEx did the math and it came out differently for them because they have a special deal with dozens of gun makers that enables them to make a mint off the shipment of handguns.
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To say I was a Derby rookie would be an understatement: I'd never had a mint julep and didn't know what a fascinator was until I bought one a few days before the race.
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With the names of the previous winners on them, the glasses, which come with a mint julep inside, are both an item to cherish and to jog your memory after imbibing one too many.
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"House with Tree — Green," in watercolor and graphite, possesses the graphic punch of a woodblock print — its two tall black trees partially obscuring a mint-green moon, its house simplified to a chimneyed, triangular silhouette.
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But the gown, dubbed "The Hepburn" by the brand, drew comparisons on social media to Arizona Iced Tea's green tea with ginseng and honey can — as both feature a mint-colored background with pink flowers.
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When I shot out a request for recommendations for a Mint replacement for my financing and budgeting, a lot of the responses showed just how spreadsheet-oriented many of the tools on the market are.
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It comes fully stocked with lip balm, hand and face moisturizers from Allies of Skin, mouthwash, a toothbrush and toothpaste, tissues, socks, a sleep mask and earplugs, a pen, a cable organizer, and a mint.
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We in marketing also held tight to Rachleff's Law of Startup Success, named for Andy Rachleff, another VC god who cofounded the firm Benchmark that made a mint betting on eBay, OpenTable, Snapchat, Twitter, and Uber.
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Martinez, who omitted her age in her bio for the show, was photographed alongside her 28 other female contestants and Luyendyk wearing a mint green dress, a choker and her short hair swept to one side.
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She changed into a black trouser suit with a mint-green fur shoulder wrap to sing, and, after that, a green-and-black tiger-striped Dries Van Noten nightie dress to receive her Chart Achievement award.
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A mint or stick of gum might mask the reek, but be warned: Odors from some of what you eat can stick around until the food works its way through your system -- even if you brush.
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Another flashy look was sported by the No. 1 pick Deandre Ayton, who combined a periwinkle blue suit with the Bahamian flag stitched into the lining, a pale pink shirt and a mint green pocket hankie.
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It made a mint and that may explain why he was tapped for "Mistress of Evil," though he does little but move stuff around, leaving the heavy lifting to Jolie and armies of special-effects workers.
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But then, in America—where weed is legal in 10 states recreationally and medicinal cannabis use is legal in 33 states respectively—it's no more frowned upon to suck an after-dinner bong than a mint.
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In the decade-plus since Elizabeth Gilbert made a mint off her memoir, this once sleepy Balinese village has mushroomed into a full-blown magnet for other tourists looking to find themselves in pseudo-scientific healing practices.
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I was standing in the middle of a mint farm in central Oregon, the fields stretching out far to my left and right, the snow-capped Cascade mountain range ahead of me—enormous even at a distance.
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Smith's studio apartment is strewn with oddities: kitchen accouterments (an umber frying pan, a mint-colored mandoline and silver slotted spoons) line the shelves or hang from hooks; a rubber plant (nicknamed "Roberto") nestles near the oven.
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It is hard to imagine a high-tech film studio being converted into the production facility for an organic cosmetics company — one that features products like a mint-and-coconut soap and sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners.
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The card is Ty Cobb's 1915 Cracker Jack card ... and it's one of only three of its kind to ever receive a Mint 9 rating from PSA ... which is just one step below the perfect Gem Mint 10.
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Although Uber is still banned in East Hampton, getting around the East End is easier (and cheaper) this summer with the Hampton Hopper, a mint-green school bus that operates 2003 stops from Sag Harbor village to Montauk.
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Along the way, they stumble across new friends and foes, like a beast made of sandpaper, a terrifying green-skinned cockney man with a mint over his eye and a Baileys-drinking, lovelorn merman known as Old Gregg.
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"Felis cibum," for instance, was discovered on pet food packaging, with silhouettes of cats and dogs embedded in the autumnal patterns of its leaves; "Mentha puntus," with its pixelated trifoliate leaves, was sourced from a mint tea box.
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We also had a pretty stellar rap from Millie Bobbie Brown and the rest of the Stranger Things kids, found out that Rami Malek cannot sing, and saw the unsexiest exchange of a mint between Ryan Reynolds and Fallon.
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Kate Middleton's younger sister's "Hepburn" silk dress by The Fold drew comparisons on social media to a can of Arizona green tea with ginseng and honey on social media, as both feature a mint-colored background with pink flowers.
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The two recently captured attention on social media earlier this month when Bush passed a mint to the former first lady as he greeted the Obamas at a funeral service held for his father, former President George H.W. Bush.
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The son of a dealer of diamonds and luxury goods and the heiress of a mint master, Hoefnagel was supposed to enter the family business, and to that end received a comprehensive humanistic education with extensive travels throughout Europe.
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"Every fashion editor who was interviewed for this book concurred that heels visually lengthen the legs, elongate the silhouette, and offer a literal lift from that dowdy, bloated feeling," reads a Hot Tip encased in a mint green bubble.
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In eight months of operation, the "Bitminer 8" has helped to attract 140 miners to their mining operation on the outskirts of the elegant Renaissance city, which for several centuries from the Middle Ages served as a mint for European coinage.
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The mom-to-be opted not to wear a maternity dress to this weekend's royal wedding, instead arriving in a mint green and pink floral "Hepburn" silk dress by The Fold, featuring a drop waist, pleated blush skirt and floral designs.
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"When we think about trans-Atlantic, we do think we can disrupt largely around a Mint-like product because we've been so successful on flying to the West Coast with Mint," Joanna Geraghty, JetBlue's president and COO said last September.
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The hours-long international press coverage provided Kim and his advisers with a mint opportunity to change the world's perceptions about North Korea, as Kim strolled leisurely with the leader of one of the most economically powerful countries in the world.
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People who are true stewards of the methodic art of making a mint julep literally wax poetic about this classic cocktail, and for good reason—this is one utterly refreshing drink, and you should have it in your cocktail repertoire.
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He wrestles a mint-flavored toothpick around his mouth with his tongue and looks out of the window towards the damp South London side-street, the garbage piled up in the gutter and the young mothers pushing strollers past it.
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Though they weren&apost seated next to each other at President Bush&aposs father&aposs funeral last year, Bush made sure to pass Obama a mint before taking his seat — a callback to a similar moment they shared at Sen.
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People who went long and made a mint on Greece (yes, Greece) bet on a very simple notion: Greece was America's (nominally, NATO's) huge, reliable and vitally important military base controlling the Middle East and a large part of the Mediterranean.
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But what really sets the creamy formula apart is its hidden self-care component: The mask requires a little massage to do its thing (which pleasingly changes from the palest of lavender to a mint green color as you work your facial muscles).
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There is a mint green power button on this Pixel 3 XL as well, which differs from the orange button on the two-tone Pixel 2 XL. The notch contains what appears to be some sensors, a front-facing camera, and an earpiece.
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Mom Cortney Warren shared that she entered the Gerber contest, which has been held online for the past eight years, without much thought, tagging an adorable photo of Lucas showing off his smile while donning a mint green shirt and bow tie.
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While a mint julep is classic, the zing of fresh lemon juice promises to make it all the more thirst-quenching, and maybe prevent us from blacking out before 4 PM should we opt to have three of these on a lazy afternoon.
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Before the police drove them away, the armed, violent gangs were extracting hundreds of tons of sand a day, ruining the riverbed and interrupting navigation as they made a mint off builders who needed sand to mix the concrete feeding China's building boom.
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He wore a mint-green linen shirt and his graying beard was full but tidy—a style that the diagram of facial-hair configurations in his book " Paddle Your Own Canoe: One Man's Fundamentals for Delicious Living " might categorize as the Tracker.
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The tailoring town for instance is both a great place to buy and a terrible place to sell clothing and sewing supplies, while they'll make you a mint if you decide to barter them in the town that's more concerned with cooking.
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So the scammers look to be using the same playbook as the Macedonian teens who, in 2016, concocted fake news stories about US politics to generate a mint in ad clicks — also relying on Facebook's platform to distribute their fakes and scale the scam.
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In the morning, I happily gulped my breakfast — a Mint Cacao Chip smoothie — which almost made me cry because it tasted like a cheat meal but is so, so good for you because of the vitamin-loaded spinach, banana, cashews, mint and cacao in it.
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Weaver grew up in a small town in Ohio, went on to study art at London's Goldsmiths, and traveled the world picking up new pencils along the way (such as a mint green set of three she acquired in Japan, her favorite at the moment).
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Cesaro and Rusev could be rich and happy tomorrow if they went to New Japan, and don't think there aren't many in WWE watching Cody, a totally fine but not top flight talent, make a mint and redefine his career on his own terms.
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Excited by the prospect of a new venture, she searched online for dress patterns from the sixties and seventies, many of them for girls, and had them remade for herself: a mint-green sailor's dress with black rickrack trim; a pinafore in gray calico.
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Test out her pens, take a mint or lozenge from the candy bowl, spin around in her swivel chair, poke around in her Post-it notes where she has left breadcrumbs of an ongoing legal battle with her estranged husband, and weep (for yourself, for her).
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Yet, the iconic sporting event also doubles as a fashion show of sorts, as many of the hundreds in attendance will come in their most colorful outfits and hats to stand out amongst the legendary Churchill Downs crowd in Louisville — while sipping a mint julep, of course.
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Aside from a mint employee moving way more money than he should have been making, the other gigantic red flag was that he was depositing the money via checks from Ottawa Gold Buyers—a gold-buying shop in the same mall that his bank was located in.
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In other words, it's got all the same features as a mint-condition model: powerful Radial Root Cyclone technology; a self-adjusting cleaner head for use on different floor types; an instant-release wand with a long-reach hose; and a convenient bagless design with whole-machine HEPA filtration.
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As characters played by Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt struggle to adapt to changes in their industry, members of the academy might similarly view a vote for "Hollywood," the rare original film to make a mint in theaters this summer, as a bulwark against the shift to streaming.
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The photo is inspiring people to mock Kushner because he looks like a robot who needs his batteries changed, or a mint condition political Ken Doll fresh from the box, or a wax figure version of himself, or, like, a corpse that's been neatly propped up against a wall.
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The son of NBA legend, Magic Johnson, was snapped leaving Hilton's bash barefoot and wearing a sheer pink hooded robe with fur-like trim along the hemline and sleeves, a diamanté choker, a bedazzled hair clip nestled in his blonde wig and a mint green Hermès Birkin bag in hand.
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Along similar lines, few of us object to J.K. Rowling making a mint entertaining billions of kids (and adults), but much of her net worth is because of merchandising profits built on unjustifiably ironclad intellectual property rights, which have deprived billions of the joys of knockoff Harry Potter toys and stories.
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The "Sucker" singer sat front row — right next to Ricky Martin and a few spots down from Miguel — at the star-studded Paris Fashion Week show, as Hadid (whom he dated for five months in 2015) strutted the catwalk in a mint green suit with feather details layered over a structured button-up.
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Everything smacks of the nineteen-seventies, from the photocopier the size of a small car to the actual small car, a mint-green Fiat, in which Bradlee, just to be different, zips around D.C. Nostalgists for vanished technologies, meanwhile, will moan with delight at the recurring images of type being set by hand.
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Perhaps in a sign of his reluctance to testify, Mr. Brown was not exactly dressed for court on the day he appeared for the Guyger trial: He wore blue athletic shorts and a mint-green graphic T-shirt, which he used to wipe his eyes occasionally as he spoke about his former neighbor.
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Read more:Fenty Beauty is launching its first-ever mascara, and it costs less than $30Rihanna wore an oversized coat with leather pants and a pair of $660 Fenty heelsRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklaceRihanna wore a Louis Vuitton soccer ball-shaped purse to a football match
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"He has the presence of mind and the sense of humor to bring me a mint, and he made it a point to give me that mint right then and there and that's the beauty of George Bush," Obama said of the gesture while speaking at the SAP Center this past weekend, according to Time magazine.
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Read more:Emma Watson put a gothic twist on her red-carpet style in a black dress and velvet thigh-high bootsBella Hadid turned up to a fashion show in a pantsuit that looked like pajamasRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklace25 celebrities who had the best style of the 2010s
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Emma Watson put a gothic twist on her red-carpet style in a black dress and velvet thigh-high boots12 photos that show why Ashley Graham is the queen of maternity fashionBella Hadid turned up to a fashion show in a pantsuit that looked like pajamasRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklace
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Bailey, known for Allied, sported a brimmed hat with a mint green dress for the scene, looking just like the wife of King George VI. "It's a brilliant show, and we have a tough act to follow, but what a gift to be playing the fascinating and greatly loved Queen Mother," Bailey said after news of her casting was announced in July.
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Over the course of my 12-hour day, I went from the ritzy box seats of Churchill Downs, sipping a mint julep alone, to the rowdy frat-party-esque scene on the infield with a dress so drenched it was, as my dry cleaner put it, "unsalvageable," and ended up surrounded by 15 strangers-turned-friends in a beautiful home.
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Especially since the company found its earnings buoyed by the $1 billion it brought in from the sale of its stake in Flipkart, Walmart confirms $16B Flipkart investment, giving it 77% in India's e-commerce leader What's somewhat interesting is that there are new companies in the retail space that are making a mint doing things that eBay once dominated.
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Read more:Rihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklaceNaomi Campbell paired a bubble dress with wide-leg capris for a look that&aposll take you back to the early 2000sShailene Woodley stayed warm and stylish in a puffer-coat gown with a hooded jacket on the red carpet25 celebrities who had the best style of the 2010s
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Artist, fashion-enthusiast, and free-thinker Kanye West attended rapper 2Chainz's wedding at the Gianni Versace mansion in Miami on Saturday, where he and his wife gave attendees quite an eyeful: Kim Kardashian wore a neon highlighter green latex dress with a thigh-high split, while West wore a mint-colored Louis Vuitton suit designed by his good friend and one-time protégé Virgil Abloh.
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Before that, there was Theranos, the fraudulent blood-testing company, which, despite the absence of evidence that it could do what it promised, raised a mint in venture-capital funding—then, on the basis of that, hundreds of millions more—and Juicero, which, before the company's abrupt shutdown, in 2017, had raised a hundred and eighteen million dollars for seven-hundred-dollar Wi-Fi-enabled squeezers of juice packets.
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Read more:Jennifer Lopez is the latest celebrity to sport the monochromatic trend, wearing head-to-toe teal with matching Jimmy Choo pumpsRihanna paired a mint-green minidress with a sheer shawl and giant diamond necklace22 of the most baffling outfits celebrities wore in 2019Rihanna is the world's richest female musician — from yachting trips on the French Riviera to a staff that includes a chef and personal trainers, see how she spends her $600 million fortune
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On the other hand, there was Ms. Guo and her phoenix-adorned tale of an "emblematic lady strolling in a Chinese royal courtyard," from a mint green miniskirt under an oversize sheer organza shirt etched with metallic stitching to dance dresses in bronze moiré or shell-pink fringed in silver, and a finale of the exaggerated entrance-makers — an abstract cheongsam with fluted sleeves to the ankles; a hoop dress in liquid steel that barely fit through the door — whose sheer size and effect have made her name, both at home and at the Met.
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It is hard to imagine a high-tech film studio being converted into the production facility for an organic cosmetics company — one that features products like a mint-and-coconut soap and sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners … … After I walked around the factory and watch people wearing shower caps supervise the partially automated production line, in which green goop from a giant vat is poured into hundreds of perfectly lined-up bottles, Susan and Brad took me to their only stand-alone store, in nearby Mill Valley … _________ The Word of the Day and the quiz question have been provided by Vocabulary.com.
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