Sage has been burning, thickening the air with earthy acridity.
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Ms. Bridgewater steps into the role fully, embodying Mavis Staples's righteous urgency and Betty Davis's untamed acridity.
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Mr. Threadgill — a Pulitzer Prize winner himself, and the only alto saxophonist on the festival — brought his own brand of bluesy acridity.
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Hard water also helps remove any harsh, bitter taste in the original ingredients and prevents the creation of gluten, achieving an ideal, permeable membrane-like coating that can hold the flavors of each ingredient, while removing acridity.
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The acridity of his criticism is far more muted in his later works.
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This acridity is caused in part by microscopic needle-like raphides of calcium oxalate monohydrate. It must be processed by cooking, soaking or fermenting – sometimes along with an acid (lime or tamarind) – before being eaten.
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In West Asia, Pakistan and Northern India, Eruca seeds are pressed to make taramira oil, used in pickling and (after aging to remove acridity) as a salad or cooking oil. The seed cake is also used as animal feed.
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They appear colorless, colored, or (under white light) metallic-looking. Most are solid or gaseous. While the solids are brittle most of these are also known in malleable, pliable or ductile forms. The halogens namely fluorine, chlorine, bromine, and iodine are characterised by their acridity and toxicity, in their natural forms.
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Yathaw is Myat Noe's friend who helps them for her wedding. She has a younger brother, Nat Shine Ko who is the son of her father 2nd wife. Yathaw hates Nat Shine Ko and she always quarrels with him. One day, she break the photo album of his mother, Nat Shine Ko acridity to her.
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At the request of the Franciscans, the Sorbonne university of Paris had censured eighteen propositions embodying the main innovations of Baius and Hessels. Baius answered the censure in a memoir now lost, and the controversy only increased in acridity. Pope Pius IV, through Cardinal Granvelle, imposed silence upon both Baius and the Franciscans, without, however, rendering any doctrinal decision.
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The oil is highly pungent and, upon extraction, acrid. The pungency differs from that of mustard oil, although taramira oil can be used to make a sort of mustard. In India, the oil is used for pickling, after aging to reduce the acridity, as a salad or cooking oil. The oil is also used as a massage oil and to soothe the skin.
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Each night he camped on some tolerant landowner's property or farmer's field. He milked and fed his goats and built a large campfire that he always topped off with an automobile tire. This added acridity to the fragrance of the bivouac, but McCartney claimed the smoke effectively kept the bugs away. There were rumors that he was rich, and legends about how it was bad luck to harm him.
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Fuyu persimmon Dried persimmon in the making The leaves are commonly removed before serving. Though the skin is often removed, it may be eaten -- especially when the fruit has ripened and the tannins have significantly broken down, reducing the acridity. They can also be dried; two fruits are attached to a string which is then hung over a pole. In Korea, the persimmon is called gam (Korean: 감), and it is usually eaten as a dessert or when there are guests at home.
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Although the fruit bodies of H. peckii have been described as resembling "Danish pastry topped with strawberry jam", and Hydnellum species in general are not known to be poisonous, they are inedible due to their extremely bitter taste. This acridity persists even in dried specimens. The fruit bodies of this and other Hydnellum species are prized by mushroom dyers. The colors may range from beige when no mordant is used, to various shades of blue or green depending on the mordant added.
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