White wine is acidic, too — even more acidic than red, in fact — but it doesn't stain your teeth, because ... it's white.
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The pasta alla Norma will go best with a good red that is fruity but not too fruity, acidic but not too acidic.
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Fresh juices tend to be less acidic—especially if that fancy cold-pressed OJ was blended with carrots or another less-acidic fruit or veggie.
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Anyone who has a more acidic diet (such as anyone who eats a lot of meat and dairy) will also have worse-smelling saliva because anaerobic bacteria love acidic environments.
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Underwater, some of that gas dissolves and lowers the pH (the scale of how acidic or basic a liquid is) of the ocean in the process, making it more acidic.
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So I found a pH chart online that laid out which foods were acidic no-nos, which were neutral, and which were alkaline, so supposedly not as acidic in the stomach.
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"Lemon water is just purely an acidic solution, so day after day after day, if you bathe your teeth in an acidic solution, then that can wear away the enamel," he says.
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That means that a substance with a pH of 4 is 10 times more acidic than one with a pH of 5 and 100 times more acidic than a pH of 6.
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I mean obviously, they had told me that the honey would be acidic—and all honey is somewhat acidic, which, for most of us, is obscured under its sweetness, but it's there.
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Around 3.2 million years ago, early humans lost the ability to convert a certain kind of acidic sugar into another kind of acidic sugar often found on the outsides of red blood cells.
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Coffee is also typically acidic, making hair shiny and soft.
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Was it bright and acidic, salty, or was it oaky?
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Like much of western Rwanda, Marie's land is highly acidic.
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The ocean grows more acidic as it sucks up CO2.
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Meanwhile, the skulls protected the brains from the acidic soil.
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To wit: "It makes the water more acidic," Chakrabarty said.
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As a chef, I like acidic, bold, and spicy flavors.
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As seas absorb more carbon dioxide they become more acidic.
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"Just anything that's white and not too acidic," Bombshell said.
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The acidic soil is perfect for producing the sour fruits.
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I think that Frank's RedHot is too acidic for me.
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Guess what also makes our skin less acidic — getting older.
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We got in some samples but they were … quite acidic.
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The ocean is becoming more acidic, which threatens some plankton.
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The lower the pH level, the more acidic it is.
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In a few places, groundwater collects in salty, acidic pools.
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Cold brew is less acidic, but far more unpredictably caffeinated.
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For instance, regular folders and rubber bands are often acidic.
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Not enough and the fruit turns into tart, acidic liquor.
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THE WORLD'S oceans are getting warmer, stormier and more acidic.
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He swaps in crème fraîche, which provides an acidic bite.
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"Apple cider vinegar is acidic and can erode enamel," Kantor says.
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It's warm, fiery, and a perfect balance of sweet and acidic.
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The tomato soup, though, was so acidic it was almost lacerating.
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But doing so changes the ocean's chemistry, making it more acidic.
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When the CO0003 mixes with water, the combination becomes very acidic.
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Adding pickled raisins brings a creative sweet, acidic and spicy element.
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Plus gamay isn't acidic, so it won't shred your tender mouthparts.
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I personally love its ability to temper anything acidic or astringent.
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A nutritionist did some testing and said I was too acidic.
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Sure, the humor is as acidic and gleefully foul as ever.
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A shark control group was housed in regular, non-acidic water.
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And of course, many things are bitter; sour is acidic things.
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Products such as water ionizers can also be used to make it more alkaline by using electricity to separate the molecules in the water into acidic and alkaline, and then the acidic water is siphoned away.
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Then the whole pan gets bathed in the hot, acidic pickling liquid.
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I also like lemon, because it's naturally acidic and can reduce redness.
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Peat is soggy and acidic, which prevents organic matter from decaying fully.
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And in Suicide Squad, she brings an acidic brightness to Harley Quinn.
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It's not an attack of rage; it's a steady, stoic, acidic perseverance.
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It reminded me of a very healthy (and more acidic) orange juice.
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Many studies suggest that less acidic cleansers are best for sensitive skin.
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When carbon dioxide interacts with sea water, the water becomes more acidic.
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Some household cleaning products are acidic, and some are basic, he said.
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The Tropicana orange juice was too sweet and slightly more acidic tasting.
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They lack proper contrast to both bright acidic colors and to neutrals.
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For example, let's first address his claims about acidic and alkaline foods.
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The flavor is somehow brighter and more acidic than the stew's sauce.
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Certain foods, including dairy products, can make also your blood more acidic.
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The acidic water can also corrode stone buildings, sculptures and other objects.
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He says the acidic gases it emits add a layer of stress.
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Some of the hyper acidic and saline pools have negative pH values.
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Certain foods, including dairy products, also can make your blood more acidic.
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A food does not have to be obviously acidic to be troublesome.
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The family installed a treatment system to make the water less acidic.
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Second, it lowers the pH of the oceans, making them more acidic.
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In yeast-leavened bread, explains Rasmus, the acidic bonds don't get broken down, which means that we can't take up the nutrients from the bread and that our intestinal tracts instead try to break down the acidic bonds.
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"L-ascorbic acid, a very common form used in vitamin C products, has to be formulated at a low acidic pH, usually 3 to 3.5, which makes it as acidic as over-the-counter chemical peels," Travis says.
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The idea is that if the cleanser mimics the skin's naturally acidic pH (5.5), it will be more gentle on your skin's acid mantle (the protective, slightly acidic layer made up of natural oils, dead skin cells and sweat).
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This system makes coffee that is 67 percent less acidic than regular coffee.
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They're oily, hot, acidic, full of dead fish—and their levels are rising.
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These extremophiles can also be found in highly salty or highly acidic environments.
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Greater concentrations of carbon dioxide in the water are making it more acidic.
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Applying its acidic pulp directly to your skin might destroy your moisture barrier.
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More acidic water liberates more lead from pipes, solder, faucets and water heaters.
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Some, though, are well known to secrete acidic waste products when fed sugar.
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The ayahuasca itself also very acidic and frequently makes people vomit during ceremony.
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The rework adds an acidic pulse under the frenetic fever of the original.
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According to L'Oreal, healthy skin is slightly acidic, somewhere between 4.5 and 5.5.
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Their sulphur content ranges from the negligible ("sweet") to the highly acidic ("sour").
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Ketones at high levels can be poisonous, causing the blood to turn acidic.
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As a result, soft water is more acidic, and hard water more alkaline.
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They can be so acidic and ruin your meal before you get started.
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These leaves have a strong flavour, but less acidic than its zesty substitutes.
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Herrine: It's the perfect balance of tart, and sweet, and fresh, and acidic.
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The profiteroles are odd and overelaborated, with an acidic cream of mandarin oranges.
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They were crunchy, salty, and slightly acidic, although I've had more vinegary chips.
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The meat is then tested to make sure it hasn't become too acidic.
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Sour foods like lemons have a pH lower than 7, making them acidic.
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The lysosomes in the frog eggs became acidic, just as happens in worms.
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Always refrigerate foods that are being marinated, even if the marinade is acidic.
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The ideal packed lunch: hearty grain, flavorful protein and a bright, acidic dressing.
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We rejected some wines that were overbearingly acidic — punishingly tart and lacking charm.
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The precipitation makes wetlands more acidic, which can be lethal for some fish.
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So why can't I take the acidic reaction and transfer it to things?
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They largely scavenge for food and have acidic stomach liquids and corrosive urine.
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In Ireland, the water is less acidic, which is perfect for making stouts.
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Rocha adds that the 7.3 pH value the researchers used is quite acidic.
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A pH level is a measure of how acidic or basic water is.
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One of Earth's most extreme environments, Dallol is incredibly hot, salty and acidic.
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Like cranberries, blueberries thrive in acidic soils, which the Pinelands have in abundance.
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In June of 22018 when my blood became dangerously acidic and my kidneys started to fail, I went to the ER. In June of 2017 when Alec Raeshawn Smith's blood also became dangerously acidic, he died before anyone could save him.
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When they met, the lava chilled into rock while creating plumes of acidic steam.
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But she was, year after year, delightful, acidic, blustering, indignant and yet unexpectedly compassionate.
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The digestive system of toads contain digestive juices in the form of acidic chemicals.
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"Cranberry and lime can be so acidic and temporarily soften the enamel," he says.
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This is what it means when the ocean is already 30 percent more acidic.
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Why would you add something acidic to a party that's all about minute subtleties?
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The result was pungent and acidic; these were the flavors that defined my youth.
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Most bottled waters are slightly acidic, and sodas and juices are even more so.
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Bubbly does not fare well at altitude; it is too acidic to taste nice.
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Potato chips were laid out in a bowl; the wine was warm and acidic.
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Yet, as consequence, the oceans will grow increasingly acidic as they absorb more carbon.
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Just be ready for impact, because it's "super bracing and acidic, and super bright."
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I stopped talking and started emanating this acidic smell from my skin and mouth.
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But the paper was slightly acidic, and, over time, it darkened and became brittle.
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Nearly 40% of agricultural land has soil that is too acidic for decent yields.
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This produces acidic trebbiano grapes, which make a perfect wine for our distillation process.
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It was superb, gently acidic and subtly flavored, fruity with the mildest lingering bite.
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Your mouth is more parched than usual, and there is a faint, acidic sweetness.
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Nearly 40% of agricultural land has soil that is too acidic for decent yields.
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Lungo delivers a thick crema, a bitter woody aroma, and a more acidic finish.
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Ms. Braid, when in despair, allowed her gleaming sound to turn acidic and steely.
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Sinkholes can be caused by natural erosion or acidic rainwater that weakens sedimentary rock.
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Add that honey is naturally acidic, and you have a recipe for antibacterial properties.
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They're not certain, but the scientists think it might be because of acidic bleaching.
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Some people are also affected by acidic foods like citrus, tomatoes, vinegar, and mustard.
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Higher pH levels are more alkaline, or basic; lower pH levels are more acidic.
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The vaginal flora work to keep your vagina's pH at 4.5, or slightly acidic.
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This cool (figuratively and literally) process actually makes cold brew a healthier choice than regular coffee: It's up to 67% less acidic and easier on your stomach and teeth, and that lack of acidic compounds is said to preserve flavor in your beans.
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The cheese likely had a consistency similar to chevre, but with a tremendously acidic bite.
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We've found animal bone which rarely survives in mainland Scotland because of the acidic soil.
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It's unclear how crustaceans' behavior may change as the oceans grow warmer and more acidic.
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The oceans are warming and growing more acidic, destroying marine life and generating devastating storms.
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One quirk that did make it to the screen however was the alien's acidic saliva.
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Accordingly, Olson spends most of the show tossing off acidic insults with a harried grimace.
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Colder water can absorb more carbon dioxide, and is therefore likely to be more acidic.
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It's a cheap and versatile cut that holds up beautifully to this acidic, tenderizing marinade.
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The slow steeping method doesn't release as many oils, keeping the coffee from becoming acidic.
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Pure water is neutral, with a pH of seven; anything less than seven is acidic.
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Warm, acidic tomatoes are the perfect counterpart to creamy avocado and crunchy toasted sunflower seeds.
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But it's really the acidic properties of mongongo oil that make it such a standout.
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Grapes exposed to too much sun become sweeter and less acidic; eventually, they become raisins.
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This is particularly true of barbera, which can often seem too acidic on its own.
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Aligoté is lighter and more acidic than chardonnay, and generally made in an unoaked style.
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Warren was far from the only Democrat who drew Trump's acidic rhetoric on Thursday, though.
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More acidic water reduces the concentration of calcium carbonate that corals use to build reefs.
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Most of these are acidic, which will add depth of flavor to whatever I'm cooking.
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So, how do you know if your skin is in its happy (naturally acidic) place?
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The raw meat is buttery and rich with acidic bursts from the fresh ingredients inside.
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Anything less is considered acidic, while anything above is considered alkaline, Francesca Fusco, MD, explains.
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More than that, it was the perfect acidic hit in an otherwise buttery, velvet breakfast.
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It wasn't too acidic or sweet and contained the perfect burst of freshness and fruit.
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But the project increases the risk of acidic waste contaminating the area's lakes and streams.
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With this dish and its acidic butter sauce, however, white is the way to go.
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Reef ecosystems may become even less productive as the ocean gets warmer and more acidic.
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The soil there is quite acidic, so generally we're dealing with small fragments of bone.
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As a result, the ocean is warmer, more acidic, and rising at an alarming rate.
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It was so acidic that it began to bleach oyster shells white as we watched.
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These investigations will take a White House that is already acidic and turn it sulfuric.
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Wheeler, it must be said, has plenty of acidic comments to make about such phenomena.
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Frank's RedHot was the spiciest of the bunch, with an acidic flavor that I loved.
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Others report chemical burns from using a product that was too acidic for their skin.
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Diabetes can make your blood more acidic, whereas kidney problems can make it more alkaline.
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But those older glues were acidic time bombs that ate books alive, Mr. Vass said.
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In Germany, where the water is more acidic, lighter beers, such as lagers, are favored.
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All of this illustrates just how acidic, how charged, the subject of Guardiola has become.
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Corals thrive in alkaline waters, but fossil-fuel emissions are making the seas more acidic.
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Diabetes can make your blood more acidic, but kidney problems can make it more alkaline.
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High-fiber foods are very helpful, "second only to eliminating acidic foods," Dr. Aviv said.
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Twin Metals has said its tests show that acidic drainage from its mine is unlikely.
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Cillian learned that the bogs of the islands in the cold Atlantic were particularly acidic.
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Combined with the salty, acidic and hot environment, life receives no encouragement in the pools.
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Die-hard fans of the acidic comedian Dave Chappelle have gone from famine to feast.
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The collection also showcased big mohair coats and tops and capes in acidic green and black.
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You should also consider the vinegar you use: distilled, for example, tends to be too acidic.
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She explains that vaginal pH is important — and that vaginas are actually acidic rather than basic.
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Increasingly acidic waters are expected to dissolve the skeletons of big swaths of coral, for instance.
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An underground mine in Northern British Columbia is currently bleeding acidic sludge into the Tulsequah River.
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And throughout the book, there are pockets of wicked, acidic humor that cut through the heaviness.
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My tastebuds were only picking up the acidic flavors to warn me to: Stop. Eating. Acid.
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The other really important thing is to balance the drinks, not too sugary or too acidic.
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That's because acidic water corrodes the calcium that makes the shells and structures in these creatures.
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To honor this we've picked a slew of sweaty, acidic, burnt bruisers and gooey, gorgeous mixes.
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Acidic water weakens a coral's calcium carbonate skeleton, so it cannot contain the coral and grow.
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Do you remember your acidic but funny comment this year at the Estéreo Picnic in Bogotá?
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As water chemistry becomes more acidic on the West Coast, shellfish larvae struggle to build shells.
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His novels and short stories can be alternately hilarious, acidic and heartbreaking—usually all at once.
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It has a lot of acidic ingredients, ingredients to help kind of brighten up the skin.
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The prevailing view was that no bacterium could thrive in the acidic environment of the stomach.
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On their own, most traditionally made Italian reds can taste acidic, tannic and bitter without food.
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In reward though, cold brew is less acidic and bitter than cold coffee dunked over ice.
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The oceans are now around 30 percent more acidic than they were before the industrial revolution.
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The ocean is becoming increasingly hotter and more acidic, which threatens all life on our planet.
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"It smells different, it's more acidic," was the verdict from one student, Xiomara Montenegro, a lawyer.
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Kristie may have been correct, as some of these wines lacking in energy tasted sharply acidic.
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LG: I was going to say thank you, Adam, for joining us with your acidic wit.
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As oceans absorb carbon dioxide released by burning fossil fuels, seawater is rapidly becoming more acidic.
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In addition, as the ocean loses oxygen, it's becoming more acidic as it absorbs more C02.
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As a result, California's waters were already more acidic than many other areas of the oceans.
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Lactobacillus ferments sugars into lactic acid, which helps to keep the vagina ever-so-slightly acidic.
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When they came back the next day, no remains were found beneath the spring's churning, acidic waters.
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Heat produces oils that bring out acidic flavors in coffee, so therefore, lack of heat does not.
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They're acidic and tart, which "may make it hard to enjoy them on their own," Davis says.
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In the smokestack, different filters remove oxides of sulphur and nitrogen, acidic gases, heavy metals and soot.
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The track possesses the darkness of his original sound, only now with a newly found acidic quality.
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In the acidic rain forest soils, no organic remains survive — not even the bones of the dead.
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Lack of insulin leads to high blood sugar and a buildup of acidic ketones in the blood.
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The slightly acidic smoke produced by lighting up their most popular products, cigarettes, already contains nicotine salts.
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Deflecting sunlight does nothing to fix other emission-linked problems, such as the oceans becoming more acidic.
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We can't grow baby oysters in Puget Sound right now because the water has become so acidic.
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But other acidic solutions didn't confer the same protective effects, and the researchers aren't entirely sure why.
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"Foods high in sugar and carbohydrates can create acidic environments in the mouth," Dr. Aldredge told Thrillist.
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"This chocolate is really acidic and really intense, and the mint cuts that really nicely," Greg said.
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But over the past two centuries, the water has tipped toward the acidic end of the scale.
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Fear's jabs come off as more affectionate than acidic, and some jokes have aged better than others.
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But some drinks — including alcohol, coffee, tomato juice, and acidic fruit juices — can also irritate your bladder.
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In debates, she is often strong, her campaigning self-consciousness supplanted by an occasionally acidic, businesslike efficiency.
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It's different from other water because it's less acidic, with a pH level from 7.4 to 9.5.
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When the chutney is done, taste it; if it seems aggressively acidic, add a pinch more sugar.
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While I'm not typically a fan of citrus flavors, the lemon was subtle and not too acidic.
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The corkscrew narrative creeps along with sharp, acidic turns, splashes of foreshadowing and a sense of dread.
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It makes less nectar and its juices are less acidic, and can't seem to dissolve insects whole.
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Temperatures are warmer, there is less oxygen in the water and the sea has become more acidic.
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Another complication: As we pump more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the oceans are becoming more acidic.
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Tomate de arbol, or tree tomato, look just like their namesake but are more acidic than sweet.
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For example, the stomach is very acidic for proper digestion, so we wouldn't want it more alkaline.
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Dr. Druian said that any acidic drink — like colas, orange juice or wine — can damage tooth enamel.
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They found that internally, or physiologically, the sharks were able to withstand living in more acidic conditions.
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But it has long been despised, especially in France, where it was overcropped into bitter, acidic plonk.
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We would be crossing snowy mountain passes, black sand deserts, raging rivers and hot, acidic mud pits.
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We would be crossing snowy mountain passes, black sand deserts, raging rivers and hot, acidic mud pits.
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This can harm marine life, especially shellfish, because they struggle to make their shells in acidic waters.
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Sandwiches are always missing something acidic or spicy to take them from sad desk lunch to unnfffff.
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Another complication: as we pump more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, the oceans are becoming more acidic.
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The iron, mixed into an acidic slurry, got dumped — and that's when the trouble began for George.
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A set of four slugs, 3-D printed in clear resin, represent machines engineered to neutralize acidic soils.
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If we don't cut greenhouse gas emissions, we'll see more deadly heat waves, acidic oceans, and rising seas.
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Hotter water is also more acidic, which corrodes the shells of crabs and other marine life, he said.
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But the prevailing attitude was that these wines were too austere, too acidic, to appeal to many Americans.
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The lake is also heavily acidic, the result of volcanic gases like sulfur dioxide dissolving into the water.
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"[It was a] very funny, acidic kind of relationship that was unique," he told EW of the script.
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The oceans will continue to become more acidic as long as humans keep pumping carbon into the air.
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As for other "natural" ingredients—whitening agents like lemon are acidic, adding to the potential for enamel damage.
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Villadsen's ice cream is often milk-based with something acidic and fresh added on a soundboard of fat.
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This causes the water to become more acidic, which decreases the amount of calcium carbonate available to animals.
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Christian Slater's acidic, squinting visage is pitch-perfect as an aging gay man of a certain predatory vanity.
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One time, just a smidgen over-fermented, a whole batch collapsed because the yeast had grown too acidic.
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The literary gossip in this biography, much of it drawn from letters, is intriguing, witty and sometimes acidic.
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The humidity and acidic soil of East Texas seem like a perfect match for this potentially lucrative crop.
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There are constants, though: Shamir's instantly identifiable voice — high and sweet with an acidic edge — and his songwriting.
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Like corals that host their own algae, the worms bleach in acidic environments, expelling their algae and dying.
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"Kombucha is nearly as acidic as a pop and energy drinks," Dr. Bobby J. Grossi told the outlet.
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H. R. McMaster, now the White House national security adviser, appearing as an acidic skeptic about military technology.
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It's made mostly of the baga grape with 217.97 percent bical, which gives it a crisp acidic edge.
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The sugar balances the lemon's tartness, the butter smooths its acidic edges, and the flour mellows its intensity.
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Experts say there is no scientific evidence behind the idea that alkaline foods are healthier than acidic ones.
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The briny taste of her souse, pickled pigs' feet served in an acidic brine, recalled the salty waves.
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Experiments simulating the acidic oceans of the future degraded the tiny, tooth-like structures that make up sharkskin.
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The series begins its sixth season on Sunday with its humor as acidic and gleefully foul as ever.
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The Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial ($80) combines all the AHAs at a peel-friendly acidic 3.5 pH.
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Ocean water is ordinarily slightly basic, or alkaline, but is becoming more acidic as it absorbs carbon dioxide.
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For a producer still building his reputation it's a startlingly confident effort, full of urgency and acidic power.
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Pichetshote cautions that it doesn't prevent reflux or heal anything, and that even carbonated mineral water is acidic.
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Emotionally, her palette goes from cheery to moody, with a few acidic hues thrown in to complicate our response.
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But to date, microbes haven't been unequivocally found inhabiting the combination — a simultaneously hot, hypersaline and hyper-acidic realm.
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In general, it's water with a higher pH level than neutral (neutral is 7), meaning it is less acidic.
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They want to know if polar ice caps are really melting or if the ocean is becoming more acidic.
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This dehydrates the body, turns the blood acidic, and leads to a life-threatening complication called diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA).
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"Aleppo cooking involves a lot of lime, it adds an acidic taste to food," says Damascus native Ghosson Mostafa.
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The last time the oceans were as acidic as they are now, 96 percent of ocean life was extinct.
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Last year she won a Tony for her performance as an acidic widow in Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women".
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"Because ACV is so acidic, direct undiluted application to the scalp can also lead to mild burns," he says.
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If there are more free hydrogen ions, then the solution is acidic, and the pH is less than seven.
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He prefers lemon juice to lime juice in his guacamole because lime is too acidic and "cooks" the avocado.
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The game launched at W+K Amsterdam's public gallery space surrounded by a series of acidic candy-colored prints.
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So you'll want to avoid any foods that are acidic or that cause your stomach to produce more acid.
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And there are bladder irritants in people's diets, Chi says, including caffeine and foods that are spicy or acidic.
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Seas are warming, rising, and becoming more acidic, and marine species are moving to new locations toward cooler waters.
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That includes investing in grape varieties with an acidic, fresh quality and an organic production without pesticides and sprays.
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A salad of romaine, dill, scallions, feta and lemon juice needed more olive oil and less acidic lemon juice.
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The water that emerges is free of minerals, so it's slightly acidic, which means it can corrode local pipes.
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Norris has a reputation as a grimacer, at least in the way he expresses his acidic world view onstage.
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Pollution is causing the ocean to warm and become more acidic, and pushing species to the brink of extinction.
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Unfortunately, these metals are softer and reactive with acidic ingredients, thus possibly leaching into foods and causing health issues.
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Because of the method used to make it, cold brew tends to be less acidic than regular iced coffee.
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These are either chewed like salty, acidic bon bons, or boiled in water to make a yogurt-type drink.
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The mirrors flicker with reflections of a warming, acidic ocean that has been devastating coral reefs around the world.
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Her mere presence has lent everything from King of the Hill to Louie a welcome shot of acidic wit.
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More carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is also making the ocean more acidic, threatening shellfish in the Narragansett Bay.
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It might seem like an odd combination, but the milk and butter mellow the intensity of the acidic tomatoes.
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"We're going from rotten fruit to this beautiful, flavorful, elegant acidic thing that you can drink," Mr. Lee said.
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It would be nearly impossible to alter the cell environment to create a less-acidic environment in our bodies.
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Add a raft of toasted bread and a glass of nicely acidic Gambellara from northeastern Italy, and swoon away.
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Novartis also highlighted neurofilaments, as well as glial fibrillary acidic protein, as potential clinical biomarkers of MS diease activity.
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Cold brew coffees are generally less bitter and acidic than traditional coffee, resulting in a smooth and refreshing beverage.
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The ground cracks underfoot, and near-boiling pools of acidic water bubble between odd formations of rocks and minerals.
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This happens when deeper, more acidic waters well up from the deeper sea, exposing more fish to acidified conditions.
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And I love Melissa Clark's grapefruit crumb cake to follow, with its balance of bitter, sweet, salty and acidic.
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Hard cheeses made from raw milk are safe because they age longer, becoming steadily more acidic, which kills bacteria.
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But as climate change makes seawater more acidic, even shark skin will start to suffer, according to new research.
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Much of it ended up flowing into the Pacific Ocean, creating plumes of acidic, glassy steam in the process.
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The oceans are now roughly 30 percent more acidic than they were before the start of the industrial revolution.
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They believe some type of acidic fluid might have breached the brain and prevented enzymes from breaking it down.
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A slightly acidic variety of navel orange called Cara Cara is a pale salmon when you cut into it.
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By reputation, aligoté is thin, acidic and simple, with little capacity to age or display the nuances of place.
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Alkaline water is treated to have a higher pH, and technically, be less acidic than tap or bottled water.
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There is no change in the color when exposed to high temperatures, water, and mildly acidic and alkali conditions.
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Few things in here can make a man fight faster or damage his name worse than an acidic snitch sticker.
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It receives virtually no rainfall and the little water it does host is contained in ponds both acidic and salty.
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Mining coal leaves mountains with no tops, pits of contaminated waste, and streams so acidic that no fish can live.
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Because cold brew (iced coffee's less acidic, richer concentrate cousin made through a prolonged, room temperature brewing process) is expensive.
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Because of this, the surrounding water becomes less acidic over long periods of time—think tens to thousands of years.
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First, water chemistry: Given coffee is an acidic beverage, the acidity of your brew water can have a big effect.
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And since they have a high heat threshold, you can sear steaks and prepare acidic foods without altering the flavor.
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Over thousands of years, acidic rainwater has eaten holes through the limestone, allowing the ocean to bubble up from below.
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Acid is measured on a scale of 1 to 14 pH; the most acidic rating on the scale is 1.
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Slime molds crawl slowly, and they can easily find themselves stuck in environments that are too dry, salty or acidic.
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"The more temperature you add, and the more acidic that environment is, the faster those shipwrecks can deteriorate," Wright says.
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Robust beans give the drink its flavor and caffeine sans "a burnt and high acidic flavor," according to the company.
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It sounded at first like a taunt, an acidic side of this earnest young politician we had not seen before.
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But a recent finding showed that acidic oceans may have a more direct impact on the reproduction of sushi fish.
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"The thing to remember is that your vagina is a very acidic environment, and it's colonized with lactobacillus," she said.
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And in a little over a year, your cotton clothes disintegrate, as acidic body fluids and toxins break them down.
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So far, only one Senate spending bill, for water and energy programs, has not been sabotaged by Washington's acidic politics.
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Maybe there's just a high acidic content or something, you have a diet that makes it a little more corrosive.
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Doctors initially thought the berries prevented UTIs by making the urinary tract more acidic, but that has since been discounted.
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The river's water is both rich in heavy metals and highly acidic, with a pH level between 1.7 and 2.5.
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After all, balancing bitter, sweet, salty and acidic is the key to all good cooking — and, in this case, baking.
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The consequences may be a transformed planet with rising waters and hotter weather, dying coral reefs and more acidic oceans.
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The scales, rings and central pole are made of chocolate from Madagascar, which is more acidic and fruity than bitter.
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It's meant to be more acidic than sweet, but adjust with vinegar and honey as needed to suit your preference.
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He added that about a quarter of mankind's CO2 emissions are absorbed by the oceans, making the water more acidic.
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A more acidic environment is damaging for many marine species, but it's especially bad for the ones that form shells.
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This time around, the ranch tastes too acidic because of the extra buttermilk and the garlic they incorporated is overpowering.
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The Pacific Ocean is becoming so acidic that the exoskeletons of crab larvae are dissolving, according to a new study.
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But corals are highly sensitive to water temperature, and climate change is causing oceans to warm and become more acidic.
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But the oceans themselves are becoming hotter, more acidic and less oxygen-rich as a result, according to the report.
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It also features an acidic portrayal of Marwan Muhammad, whom he portrays as an opportunist serving the interests of jihadis.
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The gas is dissolving into the oceans, making them more acidic and potentially causing harm to marine animals and plants.
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In 2013, he released "Yeezus," an album full of industrial thump that featured some of his most acidic political commentary.
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The point is the bizarre, jaw-clenching, sticky-eyed, headbanging rush I get when the sweet acidic taste hits me.
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Coral reefs unable to tolerate warmer waters made 30 percent more acidic by excess carbon dioxide are experiencing widespread bleaching.
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But around ovulation, the cervix makes thinner mucus that lets in sperm and protects them from the vagina's acidic conditions.
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Unripe (red) tomatoes will be pale green all over, feel nearly solid and will have a more acidic or tart flavor.
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Not only was it a liquid, but it was probably warm and not too acidic in order to dissolve the boron.
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Despite playing inside one of the NBA's most acidic environments, the Washington Wizards' Otto Porter is silently having a breakout year.
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This method will create a shrub that tastes fresh, light and slightly more acidic because the mixture will not be cooked.
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What if some of these grapes had been abandoned by growers precisely because they ripened too late and were too acidic?
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Neill, via email Neill: Tomatoes are acidic, and when you add milk or cream to your tomato soup, curdling can happen.
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Because cold brew is steeped in cold water it boasts a smoother, less acidic, and fuller bodied flavor than regular coffee.
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Also known as phenolic acid, it is a mildly acidic compound with antiseptic properties that is also not great for you.
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For those who were exposed to more acidic water, and therefore to more lead, there was an even greater negative effect.
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There were just piles and piles of burning bodies, big black acidic smoke and the smell of barbecue in the air.
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But when its water disappears in the dry season, locals must rely on acidic well water and fresh vegetables become pricey.
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Zero is extremely acidic, while 14 is very alkaline—pure water would be smack dab in the middle at about 7.
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"Anything acidic which contacts your teeth will wear out the enamel, the protective coating, and that will cause cavities," Boghosian adds.
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Coral are also at risk as oceans become more acidic as they absorb increasing amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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One of the dishes available is a ceviche with a sauce based on the lulo fruit, giving it an acidic flavor.
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The combined heat and moisture and the acidic quality of the strawberries proved to be just the thing for inducing mold.
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It turns out bright red and while not as acidic as a tomato sauce (that's the point), it's chunky and delicious.
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Sweet and fruity, a mixture of sun-dried tomato, but a little more sour than acidic, and with rounding caramel undertones.
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Suddenly, we see Celeste walking down a New York street with Ellie and an older man, his expression acidic and grim.
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Oceans also absorb more than one-third of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, which causes them to become more acidic.
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They found that more acidic waters hindered diatoms from getting the nutrition they need, specifically iron, for their numbers to grow.
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Copper, the report continues, is not permitted to come into contact with any acidic material with a pH lower than 6.0.
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Dive into the acidic wormhole of the "This Is Like Derek Plaslaiko's Remix" to hear how Detroit still gets it done.
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At the other end of the spectrum, overly acidic skin has angry breakouts and may be inflamed and painful to touch.
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Most pizzas have a really tangy red sauce: The tomatoes are really acidic, and it has salt and garlic or whatever.
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Its proprietary ionization process removes acidic ions, making its drinks higher alkaline, which the company claims makes it better at rehydration.
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Last year, we donated ten per cent of our profits to a charity that helps victims of our highly acidic chopsticks.
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These giant shrooms typically pop up in acidic soils near spruce, oak or birch trees and when they get enough rain.
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I sprang for a bottle of Catalonian orange wine fermented in amphorae, which turned out to be a fine acidic accompaniment.
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Those deep waters tend to be more acidic, which exacerbates the acidification caused by humans flooding the atmosphere with carbon dioxide.
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The volcano -- which has an acidic lake in its crater -- would also have thrown out boiling hot steam clouds, she added.
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Some people use straws to reduce the damage of sugary or acidic drinks to their teeth, or due to special requirements.
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Compared with traditionally brewed coffee, cold brew usually has a less acidic taste and typically contains more caffeine than iced coffee.
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He has also studied other extremophiles, such as microbes that thrive in the acidic iron-rich Río Tinto in southwestern Spain.
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Seres suggests a DIY alternative to bottled products or expensive ionizers, since you can make water less acidic with baking soda.
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Lots of places say that acidic water is bad for you, but the only reputable proof I could find of that was a University of Massachusetts tip sheet that said acidic water itself isn't bad—it's only a worry if it leaches heavy metals from the plumbing system, which is horrible if you remember the Flint water crisis.
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Or they can try crustier, less common breads like Alexander's pain levain, a sourdough that is less acidic than the standard version.
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The goal of pickling is to produce an acidic environment in which bacteria like the Clostridium botulinum that causes botulism can't survive.
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However, it also has a crispy acidic finish that's closer to what you'd expect to get from a sip of regular vodka.
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They observed how chemical properties like pH (or how acidic the environment was) and the mucus concentration affected the mucus' overall stickiness.
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The pills—I mean candy—are also said to contain a "slightly acidic taste," according to a translation of Haribo's german site.
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Trilobites In some of the world's saltiest, most acidic bodies of superheated water, even the most extreme forms of archaea couldn't survive.
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Rain is not pure water, but contains small amounts of carbon dioxide absorbed from the air; this makes rainwater very slightly acidic.
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The planet is about 1°C hotter than in the 19th century and its seas are becoming warmer, stormier and more acidic.
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But time catches up with everyone — and neither anti-aging clinics nor your ratio of alkaline to acidic foods can save you.
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Zeitgeist Powers: Zeitgeist has the power to spit acidic vomit from his mouth, which can burn through any substance in the world.
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With an ocean that's only growing more and more acidic, we could easily see mussels—with their new brittle bodies—die out.
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Turquoise, a semi-precious mineral, forms in rocks when phosphorous, aluminium and copper sulphide react in the presence of mildly acidic water.
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Antarctica's melting ice will reduce the seabirds' swath of viable habitat, while warmer and more acidic oceans could hamper their food supply.
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Pine also managed to bring some acidic wit to his turn as Captain James T. Kirk in the Abramsverse Star Trek movies.
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Mad Men, by contrast, may have concluded on a note of crystalline, acidic perfection, but the show itself was often bafflingly uneven.
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Under the agreement, the companies will share the latest know-how in developing ultra-acidic natural gas fields, according to ADNOC's statement.
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In a GQ interview earlier this year, Tran mentioned "really acidic, misogynistic, racist comments" she'd received regarding her casting in Last Jedi.
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Acidity is measured using pH, a scale ranging from zero on the acidic end to 14 on the basic — or alkaline — end.
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Soft, acidic water makes tea brew very quickly, so you might assume a ship's reverse osmosis plant is perfect for a cuppa.
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That's because the peat found in bogs is made up of compressed plant matter, which is cool, acidic, and contains little oxygen.
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According to Mackenize Karr, a coffee education specialist with Starbucks, cold brew coffee is used because of its smooth, less-acidic flavors.
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It's a heavily forested area covered in sandy, acidic, nutrient-poor soil that is well suited for cranberries, orchids, and carnivorous plants.
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The effects of climate change, including high temperatures and acidic waters, in addition to stressors like pollution, can prompt a bleaching event.
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Washington (CNN)NATO diplomats are dumbfounded by President Donald Trump's barrage of acidic rhetoric at the annual summit in Brussels on Wednesday.
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It added the perfect amount of funky, fermented flavor to the dish, and the acidic cabbage perfectly cut the spicy pork broth.
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This spicy, acidic ceviche needs a sweet, fatty background, and buttery mashed sweet potatoes with grilled avocados are just the right match.
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The Gainsville band Soda is exactly like that; infectious and fun punk, with an acidic kick that will definitely destroy your teeth.
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The photos look beautiful: Just visible, you're surrounded by a halo of vibrant rainbow colors—deep blues, rich magenta, and acidic yellows.
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The fermentation process is a lacto-fermentation, so the longer you let it ferment, the more acidic your sriracha will become. 3.
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"I want people to taste the pungent unctuous, real Filipino flavors," she writes, which are confidently funky, highly acidic and coyly sweet.
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In Bolivia, the boliviana varieties are known as "Amazonian coca," and are known to thrive in warm tropical conditions with acidic soil.
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Diana Rigg, celebrated for her witty, acidic turn in "Game of Thrones," will play a pivotal role as the Duchess of Buccleuch.
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Then I remembered that there isn't anything sweet or acidic about chicken stock, which meant I would need to add more ingredients.
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His acidic outlook was informed by his childhood, during which he endured extreme poverty and dysfunction and substance abuse in his family.
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" When she tweeted on empowering and investing in women, Mr. Blum retweeted with this acidic comment: "But don't give them birth control.
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In 2016, the pit made headlines when thousands of exhausted migrating snow geese landed on it and died from drinking acidic water.
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I particularly admire the sauce, which is less acidic and bitter than many, and about as sweet as possible without tasting sugary.
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Chiktay — salted and smoked cod tossed with red peppers, Scotch bonnets and lime juice — is like an aggressively spiced, acidic whitefish salad.
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A cupping followed, and Mr. O'Keeffe noted that, not surprisingly, the darker the roast the more intensely acidic and flavorful the coffee.
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So, while alkaline water may be all the rage for health, you definitely don't want to use it on your (acidic) face.
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Since looser, coarser grinds yield faster runtimes, that'll yield a 10-second pull and a cup of coffee that's acidic and thin.
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Then there are the 2400 giant storage tanks containing 20093 million gallons of acidic and highly radioactive liquid leftovers from plutonium manufacture.
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Kristie suggested that acidification, the process of adding acid to wine if the grapes are not sufficiently acidic, may cause the imbalance.
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The placement looked a little less meticulous than Fuku, and there were parts of the bun that were missing that acidic crunch.
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These days, the oceans on average have a pH of 8.1, making them 25 percent more acidic than in pre-industrial times.
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Acidic oceans are more hostile to corals, and shellfish, as it decreases the concentration of carbonate, a key ingredient to building shells.
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Elsewhere, synth lines coil around one another in soothing and seductive ways, acidic elements and pummeling percussion have the edges rounded off.
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The coffee itself is great because it's not too acidic and doesn't have too much caffeine so you can drink it casually.
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We've added an in-depth layer that explains a lot of his nature and why he's so acidic, why he's so hypercompetitive.
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Since then, Kardashian West has tried a number of remedies including light therapy, avoiding acidic foods (like tomato and eggplant) and detox smoothies.
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That report also suggests that oceans are becoming more acidic faster than they have at any point in the last 66 million years.
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An Earthly analog to this unit is the Rio Tinto in Spain, a river whose acidic waters are known to host microbial life.
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Tomatillo salsa can provide the bright acidic note you need to balance out your savory protein and other toppings for the perfect taco.
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Acidic liquids like, you know, lime juice, can cause the outer layer of copper (and alloys like brass) to seep into your drink.
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And even if you do drink the occasional acidic drink from a pure copper cup, it's likely not going to cause serious damage.
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This gas, acidic when dissolved in water, is also lowering the pH of the world's sea water—a phenomenon known as ocean acidification.
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That thin protective layer gets stripped away when the water is too acidic, enabling large quantities of lead to contaminate the flowing water.
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DJs bounced between elastic funk and disco from around the world, as well as blistering techno tracks and acidic strains of dance music.
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Because there's excess carbon dioxide, the ocean cannot process it as well as it used to -- and it ends up becoming more acidic.
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Cheesemakers leave the cheese long enough to create the acidic environment that pathogens can't thrive in, Lucey explained to Gizmodo over the phone.
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They show up in cider, kimchi, and yogurt and make whatever they're in more acidic, thereby killing even more of that harmful bacteria.
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From the fluttering melodies of 1970's disco to the acidic basslines of 1980's Detroit techno, MCDE would make it look easy.
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Frankfurt was long pitched as a twee German city like Munich, complete with Christmas market and Ebbelwoi (the rather acidic local apple wine).
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I see it being made of limestone, or some other soft material, so it would gradually dissolve away in the increasingly acidic ocean.
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As those plates pull apart, hot springs bubble up into acidic pools that form ethereal crystals and pillars as the briny waters evaporate.
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It then hits the stomach and unfolds in the acidic juices, where it can be guided to complete certain tasks using external magnets.
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Because of its chemical composition, basalt can produce a unique carbonate mineral called "ankerite" when exposed to the acidic conditions enabled by CO23.
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Abandoned mining pits have now become death traps for children who swim in them, and their acidic water is killing nearby rice paddies.
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And there you have it: the PlayStation VR's showpiece is the acidic road story starring a metallic bug on the path of darkness.
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"The predominant good bacteria, which is called lactobacillus, produce hydrogen, which contributes the slightly acidic pH," Alnuweiri's friend's mom, Denise Poole, told her.
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Not just a Lidl version of the real deal, but its very own beverage—more tangy, more sweet, and a little more acidic.
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When asked about the topic, she announces that she's married to her daughters, with whom she regularly engages in hilarious, semi-acidic arguments.
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Pitch pines, the tree from which the Pine Barrens take its name, are short, ragged conifers that grow in the region's acidic soil.
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Side effects: The effects on existing ecosystems -- which have developed to adapt to an increasingly acidic environment -- are unpredictable and could be severe.
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Although her acidic wit was compared to Dorothy Parker's, she saw herself as an outsider in New York and in the New Yorker.
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The birds are first deep fried, then grilled over charcoal, leaving the meat moist and acidic with crisp, dry, and slightly charred skin.
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We use cold-brewed coffee [in Beer for Breakfast] which makes it less bitter and acidic when added late in the brewing process.
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I'll soak prunes or any dried fruit, which is a little bit acidic, in white wine, which adds a little bomb of acidity.
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In addition, the carbon dioxide we're adding to the atmosphere makes oceans more acidic, and that can render coral more sensitive to bleaching.
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My blood will become dangerously acidic from drinking all this Dew, and since I'm not a xenomorph, my body will burn and crumble.
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And, as the bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef shows, the oceans are already struggling to adapt to a warmer, more acidic world.
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The more acidic waters make life hard for shellfish and raise troubling questions about how the region's marine life will continue to adapt.
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Scientists found a bacteria that essentially pollutes itself to death — gorging on glucose until its own acidic waste kills off the entire population.
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He's previously produced pioneering research in neurofilaments and glial fibrillary acidic protein, or GFAP, which are proteins that hold brain matter in place.
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So lot by lot, cabinet by cabinet, floor to ceiling, these workers have rehoused millions of documents from acidic danger to alkaline safety.
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I settled on apple cider and cider vinegar — both acidic and aligned with that slightly Thanskgiving-ish flavor I wanted for the stuffing.
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So this was a planet that may have been habitable until volcanic eruptions turned the water acidic and then dried it up altogether.
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He stews in its acidic anger-juices, seething and tweeting and sending out more waves of hostility for cable news to reflect back.
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South Asian yogurt is typically made with a more acidic culture, the descendant of a yogurt that was originally created by curdling milk.
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When compared with wines embraced by international critics, particularly Bordeaux, these Italian wines were thought to be too pale, too acidic, too rustic.
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And it's likely his interactions with McConnell will not be as publicly acidic as those between Reid and the Republican leader in recent years.
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We're premiering one of them today—the rough and ready, acidic retelling of "99 Prince St." File this one next to your squelchiest tools.
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The pH scale ranges from zero to 14: Anything less than seven is acidic, seven is neutral, and anything greater than seven is basic.
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For example, if you're prone to gout, it's not a good idea to go on a keto diet, because ketones are acidic, Matteo says.
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Finally, no matter how many DIY recipes call for highly acidic ingredients, such as lemon juice (and many do), Zeichner warns against using them.
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The low-oxygen, swampy, acidic environs of certain bogs essentially pickle the bodies — sometimes dissolving the bones, but leaving the skin and hair intact.
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Basalt is a reactive rock, and it dissolves in a matter of minutes when it comes into contact with the acidic CO2/water solution.
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Here, the Hot and Fire sauces have been changed completely: the acidic and sweet qualities have been dialed back to make them incredibly spicy.
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Cold brewing is a method of brewing coffee over a long period of time without heat, which gives the beverage a less acidic taste.
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Glass says that Enceladus' ocean could be quite similar to Earth's, except that it probably has a higher pH level, meaning it's less acidic.
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Finding something to stop those sensors from freaking out in the acidic environment should prevent some of the long-term damage caused by strokes.
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The ability of vinegar to suppress the discharge of cnidaria toxin after a sting is likely the result of its pH, or acidic content.
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Once in the lungs, this regurgitated acidic food material can start to cause inflammation and may even lead to the development of a pneumonia.
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Chlorine reacts with organic material in the water to produce carcinogenic byproducts such as trihalomethanes; it also makes water more acidic, which corrodes pipes.
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The oceans are becoming more acidic because they absorb carbon dioxide — around one-quarter of what's released into the atmosphere, according to the study.
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This works because of the anthocyanin in the cabbage, which changes colors when you mix it with acidic things like citrus fruits, because science!
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The healing process is more effective in an acidic environment, but if the acidity becomes too high, it's usually indicative of a bacterial infection.
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"People always want to compare me to Tony," Mr. Huang added, referring to Anthony Bourdain, the modern prototype of chef turned acidic social commentator.
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When highly acidic foods like tomatoes or citrus-based sauces are cooked in cast iron, the acid causes iron to leach into the food.
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For instance, one evening, a supple prawn crudo with dehydrated lemon peel and nasturtium was accompanied by a bright, acidic malvasia from Santa Ynez.
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As it stewed in the stagnant, acidic pool, minerals began to replace the soft tissue in the cranium, preserving it for millions of years.
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The feathery mosses, sedges and diminutive shrubs that grow here—Labrador tea, low bush cranberry, bog rosemary—are well-adapted to wet, acidic soils.
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Halogens are reactive, non-metallic elements that produce acidic compounds when introduced to hydrogen, and include the elements fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, and astatine.
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Next, Adriana starts to prepare a fresh, vegetal green sauce that she'll use to contrast the crunchy, acidic pickle and the sweet, tender scallop.
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The pasta was crisp, the sauce flavorful, the lobster a bit acidic in the torso and a touch raw in the claws, but whatever.
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The resulting carbonation means two things: First, sparkling waters have a lower potential of Hydrogen (pH) than flat waters, which makes them more acidic.
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As for whether or not seltzer water causes tooth decay, the concerns aren't without merit: Flavored seltzers are also more acidic than people think.
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"These things have been sitting rolled up in those acidic boxes for 30 years, at least," said Nora Ligorano, a conservator at the Archives.
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The combination of sugar cut with enough acidic citrus juices to make my jaw ache is my confection perfection — mostly pleasure, pricked with pain.
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The cheese (creamy, salty and rich) was an ideal vehicle for introducing a tender palate to the wonders of wine (acidic, bitter and complex).
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And because this ancient shift happened in the first 100 to 1,000 years after the impact, it means the oceans became acidic practically overnight.
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Stainless steel is light yet durable, heats evenly, doesn't require a lot of maintenance, can cook acidic foods, and tends to be more affordable.
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It takes longer than nine weeks to form new denticles, so the study did not establish whether exposure to acidic seawater impacts their development.
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Sucking up so much heat and carbon dioxide has caused the ocean to become hotter much faster than we thought possible, and more acidic.
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The eruption had made the waters surrounding the volcano highly acidic, meaning divers needed heavy protection to enter the water, and visibility is poor.
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In form, it most resembles Glee, with acidic comedy about high schoolers that pushes subject matter envelopes while remaining more or less family friendly.
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But so did adding more lemon zest, which, while not acidic like the juice, intensified the lemon flavor and kept the berries in check.
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State agriculture scientists developed fertilizers and additives to fix the acidic, nutrient-poor earth and created soybean strains that could thrive in the tropics.
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Bogs, which are wetlands with spongy soil, apparently have "excellent preservative properties – low temperature, low oxygen and highly acidic environment," according to the museum's website.
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Days later, the ground is still stained a dark brown and giving off a nauseating acidic stench, more potent than a highly chlorinated swimming pool.
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Yet corals are facing unprecedented threats from human-caused global warming, which is raising water temperatures worldwide and causing the oceans to turn more acidic.
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It doesn't help that adding CO2 to the atmosphere and ocean also makes the waters more acidic, and worse still for the survival of coral.
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For when you want to drown more than just your sorrows, pair these acidic cheeses with a fruity white, yubbly bubbly lambrusco, or wheat beer.
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But climate change won't only make ocean waters warmer, it'll also make waters more acidic, for instance, which harms some animals' ability to make shells.
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"There is great optimism that the main organ in the cathedral will remain unscathed but again it needs close checking for acidic deposits," he said.
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Characters spit acidic jokes at each other so quickly that soon enough, watching an episode just once through was never enough to catch them all.
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But it is not always obvious when that needs doing, for rainfall varies in its acidity and is not always acidic enough to cause harm.
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When it's high quality, it's bright orange and firm—it's like biting into seawater with intense seafood notes—it's acidic, salty, sweet, and incredibly fresh.
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Red wine is acidic, and this acidity etches your enamel, making it more porous, and making it easier for the stain to stick, Akosa says.
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It's punctuated by airy pads and shimmering, almost acidic arpeggios, a light accompaniment to the brooding, low-end bassline and punchy drums that sit underneath.
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"It's an area where columnar cells are now exposed to the acidic pH of the vagina and turn into a squamous cell type," Kesterson explains.
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Pair it with something sweet, bright, and acidic—sour cherry spread or basically any berry jam, a balsamic reduction, tart apple slices or sweet grapes.
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The acidic water corroded the old lead pipes; along with other heavy metals, lead seeped into the drinking supply where it caused widespread lead poisoning.
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The lava's entry into the ocean was also producing laze -- a hazardous mix of acidic steam, hydrochloric acid gas and tiny shards of volcanic glass.
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The acidic stench of urine from the catheter hanging beside his bed fills the dingy room, littered with empty soda bottles, laundry and a wheelchair.
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Also, if the flavor (natural or synthetic) is citrus (sour), that would also make the liquid more acidic, which would increase the risk of cavities.
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Baking soda is great for recipes that have built-in acidic elements, like lemon or buttermilk — without them, baking soda leaves behind a distinctive taste.
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"We've known for ages that to prevent hair from feeling dry and looking dull, we have to balance the pH with acidic ingredients," says Wilson.
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But commercial mayonnaise, because it lacks raw egg and is spiked with acidic ingredients like vinegar and citric acid, actually slows the growth of bacteria.
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Huge sections stretching hundreds of miles across have died over the past two years, killed by overheated and more acidic seawater caused by climate change.
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Often, the only acidic thing on the entire table is cranberry sauce, which is why most people just keep spooning cranberry sauce onto their plates.
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Sometimes made even more complète with a garlicky, acidic escarole salad mounded right on top and a bottle of the local hard cider to drink.
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In sourdough parlance, it's a stiff versus a liquid starter; the former has a mellow flavor and the latter a bit of an acidic tang.
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The chemical test, in use since the Middle Ages, employs a dye derived from lichens to determine whether a solution is more acidic or alkaline.
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This theory is based on the idea that cancer cells thrive in highly acidic environments, meaning that an alkaline diet could help prevent the disease.
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Can it maintain its tricky balance, as a lovingly acidic showbiz satire that's also a moving meditation on, and deconstruction of, the showbiz satire genre?
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" That line came to mind while reading Max Boot's lively memoir and acidic anti-Trump polemic, "The Corrosion of Conservatism: Why I Left the Right.
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Acid dissolves calcium carbonate, so the more acidic the ocean is, the more difficult it is for corals to organize that first bit of skeleton.
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Currently, the most common way to extract nickel for electronics requires intense energy — often derived from coal and diesel — and creates heaps of acidic waste.
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Rising temperatures also mean ocean waters have less oxygen and are becoming more acidic, which has a major impact on nutrients that feed marine wildlife.
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But cheaper "open-loop" setups will simply dump it into the ocean, which can make the water warmer and more acidic, German researchers have found.
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"Look What You Made Me Do" is an attitude, a pose, an energy — it sounds like the introduction to something more acidic yet to come.
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The chemical makeup of the vagina is actively hostile to sperm, which can only survive because semen contains alkaline substances that offset the acidic environment.
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A major hurdle, he said, was finding paper that wasn't so acidic or starchy that it degraded the RNA "marker" used to detect the disease.
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You can create as many marine protected areas as you like -- but their GPS-defined boundaries are no barrier to warmer and more acidic water.
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But absorbing massive amounts of carbon has made the ocean more acidic and inhospitable to corals that millions of other species depend on for survival.
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For the egg whites to increase sufficiently in volume when they are being whipped, they need to be stabilized by the addition of something acidic.
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They found that on average, a quarter of the denticles on the sharks in acidic water were damaged, compared to 9.2 percent on the controls.
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Environmentalists say that water collecting in such mines would produce acidic drainage into groundwater and streams, and a risk of accidental release of toxic wastes.
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The bedrock was made of finely layered sedimentary rocks that formed in water several billion years ago, but these waters were highly salty and acidic.
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The ocean currents off California tend to recirculate colder, more acidic water from deeper in the ocean to the surface, a process known as upwelling.
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The Earth's climate is changing: the oceans are growing more acidic, hundreds of animal species are going extinct, and the atmosphere is growing warmer and warmer.
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Higher levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have also made oceans more acidic, creating "conditions that don't allow most corals to thrive," according to Teicher.
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Marine scientists distributed carbon dioxide-infused seawater across the Great Barrier Reef to simulate how acidic the oceans will likely be in the next few decades.
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While we won't give you the answers — that would be too easy — some common examples of acidic solutions include battery acid, lemon juice, and tomato juice.
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George Clooney's Suburbicon is an acidic crime drama about a middle-class everyman (Matt Damon) who gets in over his head with a twisted criminal scheme.
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There were acidic vegetable counterpoints — a cilantro- and jalapeño-pickled cherry tomato was refreshing, as were the house-pickled beans — but meat was clearly the focus.
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From there, we moved on to the Starbucks Cold Brew, which was much smoother than the more acidic iced coffee, and had a subtly sweet flavor.
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If they are truly fit for purpose they will necessarily multiply more rapidly than wild varieties do in the warmer, more acidic seas of the future.
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Under the agreement, companies will share the latest know-how in developing ultra-acidic natural gas fields, the report said, citing a statement from CNOOC Group.
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He used an acidic solution to disintegrate their tissue and then stained the parts left over in bright colors like red, blue, orange, pink, and turquoise.
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At the same time, Germany, and Berlin in particular, feels like home—from the acidic smell of the underground to the Prussian faith in bureaucratic rationality.
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Instead of acidic caterwauling, the vocals are downright dreamy, floating above the gloomy marriage of heavy shoegaze, doomy downstrokes, psyched-out drone, and post-rock bombast.
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" His breads are fermented for about 52 hours, which is the key to "the beautiful amber color, that rich, slightly acidic, but nutty and sweet flavor.
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The remains of a factory are scattered near the island's shore, although most of the machinery has been corroded beyond recognition by decades of acidic erosion.
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Sydney: The fat melts in your mouth, and I added some of their salsa, which is really bright and acidic, that I love on my tacos.
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Visitors can walk more than two miles of trails and boardwalks that snake through the basin, bringing them close to geysers, steam vents and acidic water.
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Biwott dropped out during the Rio Games after a mix-up at the fluids stations had left him ingesting an acidic drink that upset his stomach.
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John Kasich ridiculed Donald J. Trump's knowledge of foreign policy on Tuesday, offering unusually acidic words in the wake of last week's terrorist attacks in Brussels.
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I'm vegan with a soy allergy, and I've struggled with acid reflux, so I try to avoid spicy and highly acidic foods, like tomatoes and lemons.
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Over the years his music has held onto these odd influences, favoring curious textures that float between ambient passages, loungey jazz, balearic guitars, and acidic grit.
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Acidic environments kill sperm, and by neutralizing the urethra's acidity, pre-cum creates a safer pathway for sperm on their way through the penis during ejaculation.
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A substance that is too alkaline will cause the hair cuticle to open, while a substance that is too acidic will cause the cuticle to contract.
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First, regular brushing breaks up the dental plaque and bacteria already hanging around on our teeth, and it removes food which contributes to the acidic environment.
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Since copper is relatively soft and reacts with acidic foods, you'll want copper cookware that's lined with a harder, stronger, and nonreactive metal like stainless steel.
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Erica Bibb, a cosmetic chemist based in Chicago, says that rose water is especially useful in hair-care products thanks to its slightly acidic pH level.
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"We do not have a definition of life that says, 'It can never go beyond this temperature, beyond this salinity, beyond that acidic level,'" Race says.
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The chemical test, in use since the Middle Ages, employs a dye derived from lichens to determine whether a solution is more acidic or more alkaline.
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In fact, his pictures resonate closely with Joan Mitchell's floating rectangles — as in "Closed Territory" (1973) — and the acidic planes, grids, and drips of Mary Heilmann.
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I asked her if, like me, she views the method as little more than an opportunity to make a salty, creamy, acidic and umami-packed accompaniment.
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Lionel Shriver, because she will tolerate my convictions, and because her take on me would be entertainingly acidic, which I, like almost everyone else, probably deserve.
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Not long after his April Trump tweetstorm, Kanye posted a longform video interview on his website with the acidic New York radio host Charlamagne Tha God.
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Other rooms, like the kitchen, recall the tenement period: The walls are a glowing green, their door frames a more acidic hue in a crackling patina.
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All of which makes the arrival at the New Museum of "Peter Saul: Crime and Punishment," a critically acidic dirty bomb of a show, well-timed.
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The hardening effect of acidic ingredients kicks in only when they're included in higher proportions; if you want to do that, wait until they're tender. Water.
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And it is experimenting with ancestral Catalan grapes that had largely been abandoned because they ripened so late and were so acidic, traits Torres now seeks.
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That'll bring your drinking water's potential of hydrogen—or pH, a measure of acidity—from a neutral 22 closer to lemon juice's acidic pH of 2.
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Picklers can put their vegetables into already-acidic vinegar, after which they become the sweet bread-and-butter pickles or the cheap pickles that come on hamburgers.
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The first season of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's show Fleabag was an acidic, pitch-black comedy about sex, loneliness, and a very specific brand of 21st-century ennui.
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All that carbon dioxide is triggering chemical reactions that is turning the oceans more acidic, which in turn is making life tough for lots of marine organisms.
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The parks' geyers and springs are acidic because they are fed by thermal water deep underground that picks up sulfuric acid as it rises to the surface.
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Some are Julianna Barwick–like looped delights, others bear significantly sharper teeth and claws, and just occasionally everything takes an unexpected turn for the acidic, Aphex style.
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"From a food safety perspective, because ketchup has a low (<4.6) pH, it is acidic [and] does not need refrigeration to keep it safe," Holley told MUNCHIES.
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"Vinegar is acidic and will close down the cuticle creating a flatter surface which increases the reflective quality of the hair," says Color Wow founder Gail Federici.
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"When the blood is this acidic, organs in the body aren't able to function properly," says Kayla Jaeckel, a dietician and diabetes counselor at Mount Sinai hospital.
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"Body washes, face washes, and shampoo all contain surfactants for the cleaning action, and all tend to be at an acidic pH," Wong said in an email.
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That knowledge could be crucial to ensure reefs continue to survive as oceans' temperatures continue their inexorable rise and water becomes more acidic due to climate change.
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First, air is channelled by fans onto a honeycombed plastic slab called a contactor, where CO210, which is acidic, reacts with aqueous potassium hydroxide, which is alkaline.
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Brew water containing low levels of both calcium ions and bicarbonate (HCO₃⁻) – that is, soft water – will result in a highly acidic cup, sometimes described as sour.
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The oceans are gradually growing more acidic because there's now significantly more carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere today than at any point in the last 5003,000 years.
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Who knew that what Vanessa Paradis' soft-focus pervy-pop classic really needed was a hard as nails, acidic reworking courtesy of Kompakt founder mainstay Jurgen Paape?
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If you need a brush-up on high school biology, pH measures how acidic or basic a substance is on a numeric scale from 0 to 14.
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Or using really acidic fruit juices—if you use too much pineapple or grapefruit juice, it can break down the jellifying properties of gelatin and agar agar.
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But the acidic treatment could do more harm than good, said Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford, an obesity medicine physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
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According to chemical tests, her e-cig liquid had a pH of 6, more acidic than tears, which usually have a pH of about 7.0 to 7.3.
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So far, Succession seems sharper and more acidic, less likely to bring in Joan Collins (or whoever her 2019 equivalent would be) just to goose the drama.
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The daring blend (embellished with a salt rim and orange) made for an acidic and sweet sip—the perfect dessert drink for someone who hates sugary drinks.
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"The large fangs and acidic venom make the bite very painful," it said, noting that a major bite can cause death within an hour if left untreated.
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Part of the reason is that it's got a pretty similar PH to ketchup, Schneider says, and highly acidic environments make it tough for bacteria to multiply.
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Using rats, researchers have shown that it successfully blocks certain ion channels in cells—those that respond to the acidic conditions in the brain following a stroke.
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All too often I'd notice that they were complaining about the coworker and their acidic relationship, but they weren't actually taking initiative to do something about it.
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Bottled seltzers that have been flavored with citric acid, the acid found naturally in citrus fruits like lemons and limes, may be acidic enough to damage enamel.
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As Jenufa, Oksana Dyka's high notes soared out on Friday, but elsewhere her voice could grow acidic, and her presence was awkward, radiating neither sunniness nor desperation.
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Their bigger mission is to help steer conservation efforts toward the species that, with some extra protection, may be able to survive a warmer, more acidic ocean.
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But if you're all, "wait, I thought apple cider vinegar was acidic" and feel like that claim is a bit confusing, then you're not wrong, Bulsiewicz says.
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On their fourth record, the crew turns to frequent collaborator and New Yorker Baltra, who comes correct with a four-tracker of hypnotic, acidic lo-fi house.
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The premium coffee beverage can cost as much as 20 percent more than Starbucks' regular iced coffee and features a bolder, richer flavor that is less acidic.
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It had been found in a tomb, placed next to the body of an adult man (identified only by his teeth after centuries lying in acidic earth).
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But I'm not a huge fan of having a super rich thing to make the other stuff too acidic—to make it kind of balanced, you know?
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A Basque cider can be made from more than 100 varieties — some bitter, some acidic, some sweet — and 1393 to 50 might be blended in single cider.
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"I've seen this statistic a lot," she said in reference to a oft-quoted claim that cold brew is 28 percent less acidic than regular iced coffee.
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The plant is endemic to the clear, acidic, nutrient-poor waters rivers flowing from the Serrania de la Macarena, an isolated mountain range east of the Andes.
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Mr. Sutter had the class collect water samples: The pH levels were as acidic as "the white vinegar you buy at a grocery store," he told them.
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I'm recommending Heinz Cleaning Vinegar because it is slightly more acidic than regular white distilled vinegar, which makes it more effective in removing grease and food splatters.
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Moreover, contrary to what you may have been told, a well-seasoned pan can stand up to acidic foods such as tomato sauce, to a certain extent.
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"We adopted the ban in designated regions mainly out of consideration to protect the environment and prevent sulfur content pollution in more acidic waters," said the official.
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The lower the pH, on a scale of 3 to 10, the more acidic the food, and the more I should avoid it, the chart told me.
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He said they should be taken 30 to 60 minutes before eating breakfast or dinner (or both), but not used as an "antidote" to consuming acidic foods.
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The bottom is a breathless place—cold, acidic, anaerobic—with no oxygen to decompose the willow branches or the small, still faces of the foxes interred there.
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The playing at Miller was sharp, particularly in the 2008 chamber work "Siren Song," which includes passages of acidic squall, as well as pools of melodic reverie.
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Made from handpicked beans infused in pineapple brandy, with vanilla beans added, the coffee liqueur delivers bright, lightly acidic coffee flavor and some sweetness without being syrupy.
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The world's oceans are getting hotter and more acidic, killing marine life, and insect pests like ticks are thriving, spreading diseases and, in New England, killing moose.
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The Pine Barrens is comprised of 1.1 million acres of pine trees, acidic soil, and a network of bogs and marshes, spanning across more than seven counties.
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That crisp, near-burned sweetness works beautifully against the heat of the pepper and the acidic creaminess of the yogurt you dab onto the dish at the end.
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Founded in 1973, Embrapa made the cerrado's acidic soils hospitable to maize, soyabean and cattle, and created types of crops and livestock that could thrive in such climes.
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Well, for one, cold brew coffee actually comes with a few health benefits, including the fact that it's less acidic, making it easier on your stomach and teeth.
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It said the technology was untested, had "substantial" risks, and would not address the problem of oceans becoming more acidic as they absorb growing amounts of carbon dioxide.
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But just because added flavors and carbonation make the drink slightly more acidic than boring water doesn't mean seltzer is turning your entire body into an acid soup.
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Nearly two decades later, in 2016, the Los Angeles–based photographer and sculptor reimagined the degraded images with washes of acidic color for a series called Chromatic Reflection.
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The FXX cartoon started as loose riff on James Bond, as devastatingly handsome alcoholic spy Sterling Archer added flair to his missions with acidic jokes and filthy tangents.
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Monique Bienvenue, Bee Sweet Citrus' director of communications, points out that the pink navels are less acidic than other citrus varieties and have a sweet, "berry-like" flavor.
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London is incredibly diverse and there's a thirst for agave spirits right now—at El Nivel, we've got variations like raicilla, which is more acidic, almost vinegar-like.
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How much to worry about this acidification (or, strictly, reduction in alkalinity, for there is no risk of the sea actually becoming acidic) is a matter of debate.
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Emma Reichart Pinot Noir RoséPrice$4.99Tasting NotesA medium, slightly buttery mouthfeel with a more complex acidic flavor that made our tasters mouths' pucker and had a slight effervescence.
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Mulderbosch Cab Rosé (Close Runner-Up)Price$7.99Tasting NotesNot too acidic, this bottle had a medium to light mouthfeel and complex flavor: stone fruits coupled with refreshing minerality.
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