" Milian: "It was gross, and they added extra dirt.
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LG has added extra flexibility without making any design sacrifices.
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I also added extra butter to the recipe, which helped.
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Even the name calls to mind something that is added, extra, unnecessary.
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Ms. Winkler, who knows him well, asked if he'd added extra cheese.
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The city has added extra hours and staff to meet the demand.
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They added extra early voting hours in several counties over the weekend.
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He notes where he's removed balconies or added extra rows of windows.
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Mebus said that was on purpose: He added extra oil to the sauce.
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As a result, he has added extra vocal-technique trainers, as have other schools.
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The only added extra you'd need is a canister of fuel and you're set.
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Update 31/8/2016: Added extra comment from Dropbox, and clarified a sentence on sourcing.
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But the fast-approaching deadline of September 30 has added extra urgency to this effort.
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Other competitors such as UK Mail have added extra capacity, threatening Royal Mail's dominance at home.
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Since the Industrial Revolution, humans have added extra carbonyl sulfide through textile manufacturing and other activities.
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Preparing for the fall, zookeepers added extra saw dust and rubber mats to cushion the newborn's fall.
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Other competitors such as UK Mail Group Plc have added extra capacity, threatening its dominance at home.
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Hann said he logged on immediately, changed the email back to his own, and added extra security.
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We promptly launched an investigation, engaged leading cyber security experts and added extra security measures to our systems.
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This added extra fees for things like speeding or making improper turns, on top of the existing fines.
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Customers were essentially told to "read the manual, stupid" before Samsung added extra instructions to the device's packaging.
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The addition of different whole grains and nuts added extra layers of flavor we never knew we needed.
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Carnitas tlacoyo, shaped like elongated footballs, were pleasantly soft and refried beans and salsa verde added extra character.
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In a move unprecedented on Hot Ones, LaBeouf also added extra hot sauce to each wing he ate.
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To meet the demand, New York City's Bureau of Vital Statistics had added extra hours during the week.
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The high ponytail at the top of her head added extra drama to an already showstopping red-carpet entrance.
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Teams there had added extra CO2 to areas of temperate forests, and trees' growth had increased by roughly 23 percent.
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With SpaceX sidelined, NASA added extra food, clothing, laptop computers and spacesuit parts to the Cygnus cargo list, Montalbano said.
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Residents attached workspaces or shops to their living quarters, built pens for livestock, and added extra rooms to the sides.
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When Ford's new CEO announced major budget cuts last year, he also added extra investment into electric vehicles and pickups.
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We added extra capacitance to our filtering network, and optimised the power delivery network on the PCB for low impedance.
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The mother-to-be added extra touches of glamour with a bold red lip, strappy black heels and Cartier jewelry.
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With SpaceX sidelined, NASA said it added extra food, clothing, laptop computers and spacesuit parts to the Cygnus cargo list.
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EgyptAir has fired employees for their political leanings, stepped up crew searches and added extra unarmed in-flight security guards.
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She also donned a diamond tiara, which previously belonged to Princess Diana, and a statement necklace that added extra flair.
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Kamworor told reporters having his training partner, world fastest marathon runner Eliud Kipchoge, at the finish line added extra motivation.
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Like Samsung's Edge Sense, Sony has added extra features you can access by interacting with the very edge of the screen.
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To enhance the driving experience, Panhard also added extra glass that curved around the edge of where the windshield normally stopped.
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The fact that the pair couldn't be open about their relationship until the show aired added extra stress to the couple.
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Regulatory clearance of its takeover of Hungryhouse provided added extra impetus for a company that operates from Australia to the Americas.
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The band has attributed their break up to "creative differences," but the trial undoubtedly added extra pressure during a tense time.
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The prospect of Britain's exit from the European Union in 2019 has added extra urgency to the talks in Northern Ireland.
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As the flu drew near, they added extra precautions, like extra boot dips and parking cars farther away from the barns.
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Coalition forces have also tightened security and added extra force protection measures including special "Guardian Angel" units to accompany training units.
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She joined with Republicans to support a 2015 bill that would have added extra vetting requirements for refugees from Syria and Iraq.
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Through new rules, it has also added extra protection for poorer people who use pre-paid debit cards rather than bank accounts.
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A light wood bench, matching wood desk, and a creamy, padded, rolling desk chair added extra function to the otherwise standard room.
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And Equifax has added extra security steps, like sending a one-time code to your phone or email to activate the account.
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Airlines added extra flights from Florida on Thursday before announcing plans to halt service from some southern Florida airports starting Friday afternoon.
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Many have either refused to expand Medicaid coverage under ObamaCare, or have added extra administrative requirements, like cost sharing or work requirements.
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"It's a value-added extra," said Laurence Maslon, an arts professor at New York University and a historian of the Broadway musical.
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Therefore that makes his voice directly to the ear of the President and I think that's a real added extra value for Greenblatt.
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With the September roster expansion in effect, the Yankees added extra arms in the form of Goody, Yates, Luis Severino and Jonathan Holder.
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Coalition forces have in the past tightened security and added extra force protection measures including special "Guardian Angel" units to accompany training units.
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The free-to-try model was contentious, because it added extra work for developers that needed to create a demo specifically for Ouya.
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Also in October, House of Yes added extra "floating" security guards to roam the dancefloor, according to Jacqui Rabkin, the club's marketing director.
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However, witnesses, including a Reuters reporter travelling on the train, said rail workers had added extra carriages to accommodate extra passengers before its departure.
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Farmers added extra pigs, encouraged by less-costly feed during that period and the addition of four new pork packing plants since last year.
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Fears over the continued dominance of the City of London in a post-Brexit world have added extra impetus to this imperative for British politicians.
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It might have added extra depth to Cedar's character to see her struggle more with her mixed feelings and her guilt, along with her grief.
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The trend first came on strong at the Jil Sander show in Milan, where Rodolfo Paglialunga added extra-large shoulder pads to almost every look.
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In October, the company added an Incognito mode for Maps, and later that month, it added extra detailed spoken directions to help blind people navigate.
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Others competitors like UK Mail, which had added extra capacity to meet rising online retail demand, also threaten Royal Mail's dominance in the British postal market.
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Delta will also temporarily waive baggage and pet fees for customers traveling to and from impacted airports, while United and Delta have both added extra flights.
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The temple added extra layers of security, but it is otherwise unchanged, he said, except for a bullet hole in a door frame in the lobby.
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As you may have spotted, the artist(s) not only painted the ugly concrete blob, they also added extra concrete details such as R2D2's legs.
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An underrated wafer-based ice cream, the Oyster Delight comes with the added extra of mallow under the soft serve, as well as a luminous strawberry sauce.
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Lucas added extra gloss to the scoreline 11 minutes later when Maxwell's excellent cross evaded Loties and the Brazil international was on hand to head past Reynet.
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But Apple added extra incentive in June, when it announced developers can get a higher share of revenue on subscriptions, provided they keep customers longer than a year.
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Every single person I worked with in the process of writing my book was white, which definitely added extra complexities and labor to publishing a book on race.
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Our sources say the LAPD was notified right away of the perps' plan and added extra patrols around Demi's house ... to keep an eye on any suspicious activity.
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We believed we had obtained approvals from the filmmakers involved for use of their previously supervised television versions as a value added extra on sales of the full version.
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They even added extra wolves to the scene in which Cato is mauled to death, which blocked out some of the detail and helped the film meet 12A guidelines.
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As the century passed, American inventors added extra legs or bits of metal to a device which, in the right hands, was just natural wood doing its own thing.
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The researchers also added extra hardware to the stretchable panel: Tiny solar panels on top of the battery cells, and several sensors across the surface of the rubbery sheet.
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Ferguson added extra officers were on patrol in the area overnight because of crowds for Saturday's annual game between the Grambling State University Tigers and the Southern University Jaguars.
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That mood was especially apparent as the crowd's energy crescendoed for "Dreams and Nightmares (Intro)," and the drummer's banging added extra emphasis to the song's always-anticipated beat drop.
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" He added the detail about his Chinese heritage, however, because he felt that it added extra gravitas to the letter, and hoped that "they might think that I was wise.
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Israeli police added extra security and imposed age restrictions on worshipers allowed into the holy site, but midday prayer on Friday -- often the flashpoint for clashes -- passed in relative calm.
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For Ramadan, the school has added extra Koran study sessions and special prayers at night, while it also holds fast-breaking meals at sunset for the students and local community.
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" During an extended riff on the crisis in Crimea, Mr. Trump added extra emphasis on the president's full name, saying that it occurred "during the administration of Barack Hussein Obama.
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But I can't really imagine anybody else doing it, and especially once we added extra things to it like what he's wearing, his haircut, his scarves, having the Georgia accent.
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"When there's that added extra rotation, you have to jump higher, and it takes a lot more force, and when there's more applied force, you land with more force," she said.
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To this end the team added extra tools that let the user specify much more closely what they are interested in, and therefore what type of results the system should return.
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Back in Washington, and other major U.S. cities such as New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, police and security officials added extra patrols and sweeps at airports, subways and train stations.
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No one had flown solo across the Atlantic at that time, and his prospects were iffy at best, but his team added extra fuel tanks and wingspan, and he made it.
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We're told some Hollywood-area grocery chains have added extra security in an effort to thwart more thefts, and some LAPD officers have given store managers their direct lines to report major issues.
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The report added extra spice to the already tumultuous relationship between Trump and Pelosi, the two most politically powerful figures in Washington, who are both constantly sculpting the battlefield ahead of the 2020 election.
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Over the years, the retailer has added extra perks like free streaming TV and movies, free streaming music, access to a selection of free Kindle e-books, unlimited photo storage, early access to deals, and more.
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Reid's dad loved to drive the Model A, Reid told The Kansas City Star in 2014, and his father added extra horns to the car to draw attention to it when he drove his children around.
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Nokia rebranded its Withings division as Nokia Digital Health in February 2017 and then pumped added extra investment and attention into boosting the division after shuttering other operations, namely another effort it had made into hardware, in VR cameras.
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New algorithms designed by Reinhard Heckel from ETH Zurich's Communication Technology Laboratory added extra layers of information to the actual data so that it was still accurate and error-free even if one part of the data got lost or shifted.
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In the final days of the campaign, Trump added extra energy to his usual arm-waving, rubber-faced wild man act as he raced around the country like a deranged rock star on a manic Appeal to Fear Concert Tour.
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No matter how concentrated soaps say they are, I've always added extra (whether washing my car, laundry, or dishes), but I stuck to the recommended two ounces for a full bucket of water and it went a remarkably long way.
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Like light, neutrinos can travel in a straight line through the Universe without being bent by magnetic fields, but single high-energy neutrino that sparked today's announcement added extra information, since only the mysterious, ultra-high-energy cosmic rays could have produced it.
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It added extra products worth $4 billion to a list of EU goods worth $21 billion that are eligible to be hit with tariffs after 15 years of argument at the World Trade Organization - alarming industries on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Now because Trump is hated and because he's added extra cruelties, the persistence of that problem — the kids living in converted Walmarts or passed off to relatives or foster families and unaccounted for thereafter — has suddenly become a source of outrage for liberals.
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GM partly created the problem because it added extra tasks to the workers' jobs in an effort to ease the monotony of a job that likely would become mind-numbing otherwise, but Time reporter Edwin Reingold suggested that that wasn't what employees actually wanted.
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When businesses complain about red tape, they even find that the government has added extra rules to "gold-plate" those from the EU. The costliest burdens are home-grown not EU-inspired, notably tight planning controls, the new living wage and the apprenticeship levy.
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The hackers were able to hijack his phone number despite the fact that AT&T had added extra security to Terper's account after the first hack and assured him that he was on a "higher security level" with "special protection," Terper alleged in his complaint.
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You may need to add a verification code if you have added extra security to your account, but when you are done, you should be able to read, write and format messages within the Gmail app but send them from your Microsoft mail address.
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The researchers analyzed data on people participating in a larger randomized trial known as PREDIMED, which ran from 2003 to 2009 in Spain and tested a Mediterranean diet with added extra virgin olive oil or nuts against a usual comparison diet for preventing heart problems over time.
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The app is supposed to be a buffed-up version of Apple's Calendar app in macOS, but recently, its developer, Qbix, added extra code to mine monero, a digital coin launched in April 2014 and meant to be a more anonymous version of bitcoin, as you can't view transactions on a public ledger.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Next, while gaming in wireless mode, the the headset's haptics added extra impact to explosions and all sorts of other low tones, although I wish Hypersense did a little bit more to enhance high-pitched sound effects like laser beams or broken glass, which don't trigger Razer's haptics to quite the same effect.
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There was the boy who somehow managed to throw shade at his mom's makeup-applying skills and her looks: The child who shut down their mom's cooking: The kid who deprived their parent of a bite of food: There was even the child who (kind of) wished death or, at least, extreme pain upon his parent after a long-haul flight: And the 13-month-old who is clearly already showing favoritism: The toddler who "canceled" their mother: And the son who refuses kisses from his mother —to which Teigen can relate, though she apparently gets the same treatment, but with an added extra: Anyone who has been around children long enough knows that for the most part, they don't have much of a filter — kids will be kids.
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