An apples to apples comparison Dr. Nanette Gartrell, one of the study's authors, said the aim was to do a real population-based, apples to apples comparison.
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You've got people inspecting apples and people polishing apples, and both can do 14 apples a minute.
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She was the guy who sells apples, you know 'Apples, come get your apples,' I was like 'Mum, this is crazy!
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If a pound of apples is two to four apples depending on size, these apples cost at least a dollar each.
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If apples are apples, that's where the equality must exist.
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So, I don't think they are apples to apples comparisons.
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"We have horses and apples and horse apples," he chuckled.
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These decisions for Arie are not comparing apples to apples.
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Serves 5 8 cups chopped Fuji apples (about 6 apples)
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Do what I did and we'll compare apples to apples.
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"Keep apples with apples and pears with pears," he says.
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Just make sure you're comparing "apples to apples," says Marshall.
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With an association study like this one, it's important for the researchers to be comparing apples and apples, not apples and oranges.
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And so I do think these are not apples to apples.
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They aren't apples and oranges; they are apples and a Frisbee.
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Ford clapped back, challenging Musk to an "apples to apples" rematch.
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That makes an apples to apples comparison with Amazon Web Services impossible.
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So it's not exactly an apples to apples comparison, pardon the pun.
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However, digital and television advertising is not an apples-to-apples comparison.
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China sometimes borrows in dollars, so we can compare apples to apples.
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That means that we're not exactly comparing apples to apples over time.
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The CBO was not comparing apples to apples when estimating uninsured predictions.
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A lingering video of apples is all the proof I need. Apples!
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"It's hard to make an apples-to-apples comparison," Ms. Ahlman said.
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"That's an absolute apples-to-apples example of the market," Singer said.
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The differing release timeframes and circumstances prevent an apples-to-apples comparison here.
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By adjusting for inflation, apples-to-apples comparisons can be made over time.
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"It wasn't an apples-to-apples comparison at all," he tells The Verge.
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It's not apples and oranges, it's apples to hammers; they're completely different things.
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But with a 60/40 mix, he's just not comparing apples to apples.
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Its numbers are not quite an apples-to-apples comparison to paid advertising.
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Cohen believes the seawater desalination costs need to be compared apples to apples.
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There isn't an apples-to-apples comparison between the USCIS and ICE procedures.
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So the immigration and criminal systems are not an apples-to-apples comparison.
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For comparison, you want an apples-to-apples comparison as much as possible.
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"Poison apples" or "love apples" were an attractive route to temptation or death.
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Because, on an apples-to-apples basis, Netflix is outperforming the traditional TV networks.
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"It's not an apples to apples comparison," Peter Csathy, founder of Creatv Media, said.
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That means it's difficult to make apples-to-apples comparisons from company to company.
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Our results are below: In some cases, it's hard to compare apples to apples.
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" Luu said the study "will be helpful making apples-to-apples comparisons moving forward.
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It's based on Apples to Apples and that game's edgier offshoot, Cards Against Humanity.
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There's apples and screwdrivers in terms of how you ... Right, I've seen your apples.
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Inevitably, that means it's impossible to make an apples-to-apples comparison between companies.
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Clinton was so dramatically different that there's not really an apples-to-apples comparison.
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A candidate's fundraising in this crucial span is an important early apples-to-apples comparison.
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But Mario's launch versus Pokémon Go's is not exactly an apples to apples comparison (sorry).
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To be sure, comparing Coinbase to traditional stock brokerages is not exactly apples to apples.
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Essentially, the owners of various brand-name club apples have control over those apples' availability.
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Is that there's a lot of things that read apples to apples in the report.
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Cards Against Humanity — the dirtier version of Apples To Apples — has been ruining friendships since 2011.
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They are bad apples but it&aposs not just a question of a few bad apples.
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In doing so, we're able to deliver a relativistic, apples-to-apples comparison between the two.
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"Apples for apples, product cost[s] less there than it does in China," Nelson told investors.
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That offers an opportunity to make apples-to-apples, day-by-day comparisons to previous years.
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"We know people pick apples; we know how much they charge for picking apples," Kothari said.
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If Dre went and got a bushel of apples, then Suge wanted a bushel of apples.
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But right now we're seeing an apples-to-apples comparison in how they run a campaign.
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"Even when you compare apples to apples, women are taking on more debt individually," she said.
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The couple met during their sophomore year at Cornell over a game of Apples to Apples.
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They also use it to play card games such as Apples to Apples or Cards Against Humanity.
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It still holds interesting data that can be used in apples-to-apples comparisons to previous years.
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" She adds, "Any apples to apples comparison shows that the men earn far more than the women.
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Every twig, apples big, Every bough, apples enou' Hats full, caps full, four and 20 sacks full.
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"It's apples and — forget oranges — it's apples and elephants in terms of a legal issue," he said.
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Bobbing for apples is a game in which participants try to bite apples without using their hands.
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It's time OMB's annual regulation report started comparing apples with apples — or, better yet — bananas with bananas.
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Pomona was associated with apples, and apples were in turn considered a symbol of love and fertility.
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Though it's never apples to apples, the S76 statistics would appear to compare favorably to other aircraft.
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Ford X Vice President Sundeep Madra called for an "apples to apples" test, in a Monday tweet.
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And aides and allies warned that the British and American elections are not apples-to-apples comparisons.
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However, this house is far larger than an average Waco home, so let&aposs compare apples to apples.
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It's something worth bearing in mind when considering the company's own apples-to-apples comparisons for quarterly records.
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And maybe an apples-to-apples comparison is the wrong way to consider which drone you should buy.
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As such, this announced valuation is more complicated than most, and not quite apples to other tech apples.
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However, YouTube's boasting of "over 124 million views" isn't exactly an apples-to-apples comparison with live television.
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Same thing with the Silver Apples: I heard about the Silver Apples through The Scientists, an Australian band.
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"Do the math, and make an apples-to-apples comparison," said Laura Keane, chief policy officer for uAspire.
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The two companies calculate their cloud revenue in different ways, so apples-to-apples comparisons are a fool's errand.
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"Keep in mind that comparing loans with different repayment terms is not an apples-to-apples comparison," Kantrowitz said.
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" But Buzzfeed's Sapna Maheshwari points out some flawed logic, breaking down why it's "not an apples-to-apples comparison.
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Finally, Halloween's coming up, if you want to make candy apples, or caramel apples, in advance of the night.
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I urge investors to dig deeper into understanding the Chewy business and next time, let's compare apples to apples.
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But regardless of which measure most accurately depicts the electorate, the apples-to-apples comparison is the sounder one.
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They are where new apples come from, and their breeders are constantly experimenting by crossing different kinds of apples.
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Crisp Chilean apples have begun to appear on Mexico's supermarket shelves, next to piles of apples from Washington State.
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Understand that comparing an automobile to an airplane is not quite apples to apples, but you understand the principle.
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There used to be a tree outside the building, apples — well, I don't know if they were apples, but they were apples to me at the time — used to fall off the tree all the time.
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MICHAEL CORBAT: Well, I think in there, the numbers will challenge themselves, Carl, because they are not apples to apples.
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Therefore, our analysis compared apples to apples by evaluating players' performance only against others who were at the same level.
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First the predictable caveat: It's tough to make an apples-to-apples comparison of employer costs in the U.K. vs.
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That's because a true apples-to-apples comparison won't be possible that way, at least not for a long time.
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That's not exactly comparing apples to apples (all Floridians don't live in Key West) — but it does suggests a shift.
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ImpactMatters is trying to highlight an apples-to-apples comparison of organizations in a sector, like food or health care.
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What becomes clear, as you compare apples to apples, is that politics and ideology often overshadow what's best for students.
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Like how many people are actually spending time engaging with our programming, and apples to apples we fare very favorably.
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The price of oranges relative to apples goes down if more oranges are suddenly available relative to the number of apples.
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Apple rightly makes the point that comparing quarters on an apples-to-apples basis is inadvisable and fraught with confounding factors.
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However, it&aposs not necessarily apples and oranges or apples versus when it comes to the way that they did this.
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Obviously those are not apples to apples comparisons due to the fact that the 2017 numbers are only through June 3.
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But when comparing apples to apples, tracking difference remains the best indicator of how well the manager is doing their job.
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Here's what is happening: Apples: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying new export regulations for apples, grapes and plums.
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What these apples have in common is that they're known as "club apples," meaning that each variety is patented and trademarked.
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"Whoever eats apples these days must be loaded," said Li Tao, who has been selling apples for more than 20 years.
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Some apples, you know, maybe, like, some Envy apples or Piñatas or something that's, like, has a nice sweetness to it.
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To make an apples-to-apples comparison, we can look at a post-election Pew Research Center study with verified voters.
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But to appreciate what happened Tuesday night, it's important to compare apples to apples — or in this case, elections to elections.
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"My experience, frustration and disparity was based on Jason Kennedy and myself being apples to apples," Sadler, 43, told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Comparing it to a race where he didn't spend any money at all, he said, didn't quite seem like apples to apples.
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Keep in mind that Costco has many exclusive book gift sets, so the prices may not be an apples-to-apples comparison.
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It is impossible to make a full apples-to-apples comparison between the administration's view with those of the Fed and CBO.
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For a better apples-to-apples comparison of prices, look into what those preferred cruise lines regularly include — and what costs extra.
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Still, there's enough to differentiate the Karma from the Mavic Pro beyond size so it's not exactly an apples-to-apples comparison.
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If red apples rise in price, people buy more green apples; if the price of beef shoots up, they buy more pork.
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Like in the game Apples to Apples, one person will be the judge and decide which caption is the funniest (or worst).
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It crunches in a way that people who were raised on Red Delicious apples didn't know (or believe) that apples could crunch.
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Madra tweeted to Elon Musk today, calling for Tesla's CEO to send Ford a Cybertruck to do an "apples to apples" test.
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While not exactly an apples-to-apples comparison, Facebook's metrics confirm Kantar's report of significant growth during March related to the pandemic.
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It's not a direct apples-to-apples comparison, however, because the latter two get a bigger cut from each dollar they process.
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"I would argue it is not really comparing Apples to apples," said Vincent Thielke, a research analyst at market research firm Canalys.
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That is, we need to make an apples-to-apples comparison that takes into account the polarized era in which we live.
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Tesla's futuristic pickup truck appears set to go head to head against the Ford F-150 in an "apples-to-apples" battle.
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Not all apples are red, after all, and if we train our network only on images of red apples (even if we have loads of them), we run the risk of the network not recognizing green apples at test time.
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While the country had native apples, the most common domestic varieties today are descendants of centuries-old imports from Europe, according to "Apples of North America," a book by Mr. Burford, whose family has been growing apples since the early 1700s.
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We had the same, for all intents and purposes, experience, skill-sets, same public profile — for me it was really apples to apples.
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Tom Brady skips White House visit Turns out that the photos that everyone was citing were, well, not an apples-to-apples comparison.
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While Amazon has generated more jobs than any of the other four firms included above, the comparison is not quite apples-to-apples.
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While I wasn't able to buy all the ingredients for a pie, my budget allowed for the apples — sliced apples for dessert, anyone?
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No more canned pureed pumpkin, no stale nuts, no more freaking apples (seriously, why are apples the only thing around ALL WINTER LONG?).
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A Ford executive responded by challenging the Cybertruck to an "apples to apples" rematch, and Musk said he would be happy to oblige.
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However, there will be limited benefits to the reduction in tax rates when it comes to apples-to-apples earnings comparisons in 2019.
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These statistics remain the only apples-to-apples statistics that most colleges have been willing to release (because the federal government mandates it).
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Musk tweeted out that same video Monday and a Ford executive responded by challenging Tesla to a real "apples to apples" truck test.
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Still, the tradition of bobbing for apples, and even apples as a symbol of candy, derived from a practice founded entirely by women.
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Bronson-Bartlett and Fernandez introduce "black apples of silence" into the final lines, although there is no trace of apples in the poem.
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It's a take on the classic family game Apples to Apples, but if it was created by the worst humans on the planet.
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Theoretically, then, this gives the voters an opportunity to watch even shows they don't have exposure to in an "apples to apples" environment.
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Make the vinaigrette: In a small saucepan, heat the bourbon, apples, and sugar over medium until the apples become tender, about 10 minutes.
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The apples we're supposed to eat to keep doctors away, the apples we're supposed to give to teachers to show our appreciation, the apples we compare to oranges — all of them are a deep, predictable red, and none of them are delicious.
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But all of the Republican bills would lead to higher deductibles, higher copays, sparer insurance, and, on an apples-to-apples basis, higher premiums.
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Add in the apples and pears and cook, covered, over medium heat and stirring occasionally, until the apples are very tender, about 35 minutes.
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Make sure you calculate the net cost of attending each school you are considering, so you can compare apples to apples, Ms. Cheng said.
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To be sure, there isn't exactly an apples-to-apples comparison between a wall or fence around one's home, say, and between international borders.
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Even if we put those concerns aside, there is a more fundamental problem: OMB's cost and benefit numbers don't make apples-to-apples comparisons.
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That makes it necessary to reconcile the two reports in order to compare, apples-to-apples, how the President's golf courses are truly performing.
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"Hey @elonmusk send us a Cybertruck and we will do the apples to apples test for you," Madra wrote, following with several winking emojis.
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A pie made with a dozen Granny Smith apples may be inedible, but a pie made with four Granny Smith apples may be irresistible.
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You can harvest apples from the saplings scattered around the town, learning how to get apples from trees and restore your health with them.
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"Perry pears differ from eating pears in the same way cider apples differ from eating apples," said Tom Oliver, the cider maker at Oliver's.
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The comparison isn't apples to apples, of course, but it provides a window into what threatens to come down the pike in health care.
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Washington contends its not an apples-to-apples comparison, as military drills are lawful while North Korea's missile tests are banned under international law.
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The worst: "Apples — people in his neighborhood would pass out apples when he was a kid, and those aren't candy," the mayor's press secretary said.
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Moving away from per-seat pricing allows the AI vendor to avoid apples-to-apples comparisons and sell their product on its own unique merits.
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When it comes to considering the Mavic Pro as an aerial photography drone, the apples-to-apples comparison to the Phantom 4 make less sense.
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"When we compare traditional cigarettes to e-cigarettes, we're really not comparing apples to apples," said Phillips, who was not involved in the new research.
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Transfer the apples and any butter left in the skillet, along with the remaining apples and the juice, to a Vitamix and purée until smooth.
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"This isn't apples to apples," Mr. Pompeo told reporters at a State Department briefing that was scheduled before the Chinese Foreign Ministry released its statement.
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Ask for a copy of the policy and go through it to make sure that you're comparing apples to apples when making your final decision.
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Still, Venkataramani believes he and his colleagues have done the first apples-to-apples comparison to really understand the toll football takes on professional players.
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This allowed for a more accurate and fair "apples to apples" comparison with the Part D prescription records, which included many non-physician medical providers.
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Tesla's futuristic pickup truck appears set to go head-to-head against the Ford F-150 in an "apples to apples" tug-of-war battle.
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"Anybody who does a detailed, apples-to-apples comparison of the platforms won't come out in the same spot that that procurement did," Jassy said.
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They employ computer vision to recognize apples on the branch that are ready for harvesting, and a kind of vacuum to remove the apples, Steere said.
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This is not a direct apples to apples comparison, but in San Francisco, people share rides up to 50 percent of the time with Uber Pool.
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A new online tool offers an interactive, apples-to-apples comparison of long-term global energy outlooks issued by intergovernmental bodies, major oil companies and others.
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If you're looking for a very similar game that's entirely safe to play with kids or the easily offended, you'll be happy with Apples to Apples.
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Because of those differences, the state education commissioner, MaryEllen Elia, said this year's results could not be compared "apples-to-apples" with those in the past.
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Really though, considering that the Kazakh name for Almaty, Alma-ata, means "Father of Apples," it is apples that must be the focus of this trip.
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Again, by only training our apple-orange network with images of red apples, we risk the network learning the bias that apples can only be red.
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It wasn't an apples-to-apples comparison: The animals in those experiments had never been truly dead, and the brains hadn't been removed from the bodies.
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Apples-to-apples comparison Authors of the new study on increased risk of death caution that the increase may not be as significant as it sounds.
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Melissa via email Dear Readers: Just a word on storing apples: store apples without washing in a crisper or moisture-resistant wrap that has breathing holes.
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CET Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson has some reservations about the test as performed in the video, giving some weight to Madra's "apples to apples" comment above.
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Using Facebook's price-to-earnings multiple to compare apples to apples, Cramer then noted where the resurgent 3M trades: at about 20 times next year's earnings.
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Where possible, they made apples-to-apples comparisons to match similar products like instant oatmeal, ice cream, granola bars, peanut butter, and applesauce or fruit snacks.
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He shows that if you compare apples to apples, the unemployment rates for most kinds of people are actually somewhat higher than they were back then.
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So in order to get an apples-to-apples comparison, we applied a 5.5 percent annual increase in revenue, in line with Congressional Budget Office norms.
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According to Paysa, a different salary website, the average Facebook worker earns $22015,894 annually It's tricky to compare Facebook salaries to government ones, apples-to-apples.
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Augustine agreed, saying that's even more vital if you're trying to change industries, when it may be unhelpful to compare salaries on an apples-to-apples basis.
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It didn't matter whether we were etching our initials into a tree, shooting apples at targets, or making caramel apples, because the whole day was a blast.
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Cuban said he has spent a "lot of time looking" at UBI and he doesn't see the countries that Santens has listed as "being apples to apples".
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Of course, none of these are an apples-to-apples comparison, especially considering the costs (or lack thereof) involved, and the increasingly rapid pace of technology adoption.
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So you really got to compare apples-to-apples, that&aposs an argument that doesn&apost play when you&aposre talking about state and local tax deductions.
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"The nice thing is as there are more entrants, there's more need for a site that helps consumers sort everything out on an apples-to-apples basis."
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While other means of distribution pad those audience totals, the linear numbers remain pretty good indices to provide apples-to-apples comparisons of how popular shows are.
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These gauges often vary, even within the same industry, making apples-to-apples comparisons difficult and hampering an investor's ability to determine when an executive is overpaid.
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Because "She Loves Me" was not designed for television broadcast, but was rather a streamed version of the staged production, it can't compare apples to extravaganza apples.
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Once I'd sampled several varieties of apples, I started to feel like I was shedding my human skin and becoming a pretentious wine snob, but with apples.
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But it's still a pretty good way to get a rigorous estimate of an individual's net worth in a way that allows for apples-to-apples comparisons.
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" The problem with China's depiction of the expulsions as "totally a necessary counterreaction," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo rightly noted, is that "this isn't apples to apples.
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Place the stuffed apples in a 2-quart baking dish, fill with 3/4 cup of water, and bake the apples uncovered until soft, about 1 hour.
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Apples-to-apples data for Toronto is tricky, but we used figures from Statistics Canada, Transportation Canada, Ontario's Transportation Ministry, and the Association of Municipalities of Ontario.
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"Bring it on," Musk tweeted in response to a Ford executive who suggested the challenge might not have been fair, and wanted an "apples-to-apples" rematch.
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He explains the wild apple, how cider is made and compares step-by-step cidermaking with conventionally grown (commercial) apples, natural (untreated) apples and noncultivated (wild fruit).
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The other issue is that disengagements don't provide an "apples to apples" comparison of technology, as these test vehicles operate in a variety of environments and conditions.
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She said to look at what support is available and try to list out the costs associated with each plan to do an apples to apples comparison.
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"[H]ey @elonmusk send us a cybertruck and we will do the apples to apples test for you," he wrote, followed by a row of winking emojis.
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"If you do any thorough apples-to-apples objective comparison of AWS versus Microsoft, you don&apost come out deciding that they&aposre comparable platforms," Jassy said.
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While not an apples-to-apples comparison, many of the systemic changes instituted over the past decade within the military can be translated to the civilian sector.
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But with all those caveats aside, the Nielsen TV data allows for an apples to apples comparison to other televised hearings, and that comparison shows relatively tepid interest.
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They also add state savings to the block grants under the bill, but don't include them in the current law baseline, meaning the comparison isn't apples to apples.
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However, an apples-to-apples comparison of earnings for SaaS companies becomes difficult given that earnings remain negative for many years given the GAAP treatment of subscription contracts.
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Silicon Valley isn't a perfect apples-to-apples comparison, but the major issues at hand are similar enough to provide some idea of what's actually going on here.
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But the introduction of some standardized plans that cover the basics "will allow consumers to make more of an apples-to-apples comparison," one health policy expert said.
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If each nation's pollution levels are publicly reported on a website that showcases apples-to-apples comparisons of progress, governments will be more inclined to act, diplomats reason.
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After answering "I'm all set" to the last question, take four minutes to quietly stare into space thinking about who gets to keep the Apples to Apples decks.
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The math is a little convoluted, but the index allows regulators to make apples-to-apples comparisons of health risks across different pollutants like ozone and sulfur dioxide.
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There's a galvanized tub of apples near the entrance to the exhibition because in the 1960s, concertgoers at Graham's Fillmore theaters were greeted with barrels offering free apples.
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But it sounds like from what I'm hearing from you, the apples to apples may not be – may be a little less clear than what the report says.
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I think that if you do any thorough apples-to-apples, objective comparison of AWS versus Microsoft, you don&apost come out deciding that they&aposre comparable platforms.
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One person familiar with the committee's thinking said the $25 million included broadcasting costs and other events, complicating an apples-to-apples comparison with past inaugural concert expenses.
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If merchandise is borrowed, the amount returned needs to be equivalent to the value of the merchandise when it was initially borrowed—so for instance, if you borrowed five pounds of apples worth $5, that $5 may now only be worth four pounds of apples, or six pounds of apples.
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What it means: While the comparisons are incomplete and most certainly not apples to apples, Bird's revenues and margins are impressive, even given the truncated timeframe, analysts told Axios.
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The GoPro Karma controller with touchscreen displayWithout having flown the Karma, it's impossible to make an apples-to-apples comparison between GoPro's new drone and the celebrated Phantom 4.
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In a paper published in March in The Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, Dr. Myhrvold took a simpler approach to provide an apples-to-apples comparison.
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But it also warned that the scores could not be compared with previous results "apples to apples," because of changes in the way the tests were written and given.
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Cards Against Humanity plays in the same way as Apples to Apples, a game for 5-year-olds, and it promises the same idiotic freedom that small children enjoy.
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Sunny Madra, who leads Ford X, the automaker&aposs mobility-ventures lab, challenged Musk on Twitter on Monday to an "apples to apples" showdown between the two powerful vehicles.
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But the current administration said that was not an apples-to-apples comparison to the 2015 tally, because it was not certain how the Obama administration made it calculations.
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On Monday, Ford X Vice President Sundeep (Sunny) Madra clapped back at Musk, urging him to send over a Cybertruck for an "apples to apples" tug-of-war test.
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To account for that, scientists apply a correction to the data to make sure that they are comparing apples to apples when looking at modern measurements versus older ones.
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Originally published in JAMA Pediatrics in 23, the study found that children were more likely to choose apples over cookies during lunch when the apples had a sticker of Elmo.
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" Sadler responded to those claims in a previous interview with The Hollywood Reporter, saying, "My experience, frustration, and disparity was based on Jason Kennedy and myself being apples to apples.
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While it's difficult to concoct apples-to-apples comparisons, the closest antecedent would be "The Sopranos," which garnered huge ratings and cultural cachet during its run from 1999 to 2007.
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The case for caution: Video viewing measurement on social platforms still varies from platform to platform, so while these numbers are impressive, they can't all be compared apples to apples.
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Most of the time, individuals' preferences are at least vaguely consistent: if you prefer apples to oranges, say, and oranges to bananas, then you probably also prefer apples to bananas.
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One way to avoid the issue: retire the use of the exit polls in post-election analysis, and make apples-to-apples comparisons between current and older pre-election polls.
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That translated to at one point about 35 tons of apples going unpicked until they could be used only to make juice, which is less lucrative than apples for consumption.
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Also, it's impossible to know whether you're comparing apples to apples — they might have certifications you don't know about, or job experience that bumps them into the next pay bracket.
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One involves improving this new process — for example, by having uniform standards for how prices are reported across hospitals so that patients are comparing apples to apples when comparison shopping.
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On Friday, a study came out from Virginia Tech, commissioned by the Internet giant, claiming to offer the first apples-to-apples comparison between conventional vehicles and self-driving ones.
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The study, first reported by Ars Technica, breaks down the numbers for NASA's investments in various commercial spacecraft over the last decade, to give an "apples to apples" comparison of costs.
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On an apples-to-apples basis, Cramer noted, the equity is trading at about 24-times earnings, which is high compared to the average stock on the at 18-times earnings.
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Do you want to buy the best apple from a basket of poor to average looking apples or do you want the best apple from a basket full of gorgeous apples?
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Keep in mind that a huge chunk of that (if not the biggest chunk) is its Office apps, not the apples-to-apples cloud it sells against Amazon known as Azure.
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"I will say when you are looking at apples to apples, so often the onus is put on women to ask more often, be more confident and 'lean in,'" she says.
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Truman, Johnson and Ford are excluded from this chart because they did not begin their presidencies with a new Congress, so their terms don't compare apples to apples with other presidencies.
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And in that respect, the U.S. has far more leverage globally than the EU. Apples being compared to Apples (no pun intended), the value of the U.S. government brand is higher.
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However, the researchers on the new study argue that their experimental process best compares, apples-to-apples, the abilities of men and women and the conditions under which they usually multitask.
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Landgraf chided Netflix for selectively discussing hits and issuing unverified internal data, as opposed to following standards that have historically governed TV viewing and might allow for apples-to-apples comparisons.
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" Sessions laughed and said she comparing "apples and oranges.
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Because it's not an "apples-to-apples" comparison for one, companies report the data in different ways and there is no transparency into the specifics of when and where each disengagement occurred.
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The divisor has been adjusted over the decades to account for stock splits, spin-offs, mergers and stock dividends, to assure that numbers from before and after yield apples-to-apples comparisons.
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Although a perfect apples-to-apples comparison is hard to achieve, spending per student is roughly twice as high at public research universities as at community colleges — which disproportionately serve the disadvantaged.
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The company began truly trying to monetize within 2015, and it doesn't break out quarterly financials, so it's unclear if prospective investors should view the revenue growth to be apples-to-apples.
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"Hey @elonmusk send us a Cybertruck and we will do the apples to apples test for you," Sunny Madra, who leads Ford X, the automaker&aposs mobility-ventures lab, said on Twitter.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the time before Twister, an age ahead of Apples to Apples, the party games of medieval social gatherings were highly active, often physically demanding endeavors.
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Android people generally use the amount of time the screen is on before the battery dies as an apples-to-apples comparison, and on the Essential Phone I got just over seven hours.
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If a customer ordered 15 apples, we wanted 40 cents per apple because there's labor into picking all that, but they paid us 40 cents when someone ordered apples, not paid per apple.
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The Smith and Chandy estimates are, while limited, the best apples-to-apples comparison we have, and they suggest that something like 300,000 people fall below that consumption threshold at any given time.
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Users type in the name of a movie they're curious about, hit enter, and are told that there are either only "fresh apples" behind the film or that some "rotten apples" were involved.
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He said an "apples to apples" comparison with Apple Music and others was not necessarily correct, because Guvera's business model offered brands the ability to sponsor channels, allowing the music to be free.
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It attempted to make an apples-to-apples comparison by laying out how many times men have been penalized, and comparing those figures with the number of times that women have been penalized.
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In both cases, platforms are in a position to help customers avoid having to chase down a product or service through multiple clicks while offering a better way of comparing apples to apples.
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Apples, oranges, carrots — you name it, and it'll juice it.
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But it also failed to expel bad apples quickly enough.
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"Cas9 and Cas13 are like apples and bananas," Zhang added.
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Ceramic apples designed and handmade by Lisa Sitko, $100 each.
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Right now, here ... LG: Amazon will start sending you apples.
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Apples, oranges, melon (especially watermelon), grapes – I can't get enough!
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Are they going to look for Adam's apples or breasts?
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And then applying blush to the apples of her cheeks.
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"Apples!" one shouted, noting that the cost had nearly doubled.
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The best princesses either have talking animals or poison apples.
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" The phrase is, "A few bad apples spoil the barrel.
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Apples, consumed regularly, are said to keep the doctor away.
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All summer long lemons, apples, and cherries have been everywhere.
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For the filling: Peel, core, and thinly slice the apples.
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We spend the day picking apples; I grab mostly Honeycrisp.
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This nifty gadget automatically peels potatoes, apples, cucumbers, and more.
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Yogurt, protein powder, apples, pears, watermelon, broccoli, cauliflower, and asparagus.
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Machines to pick strawberries and apples are already in use.
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I also pick squash, tomatoes, and apples and gather eggs.
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He was also pictured marveling at apples in an orchard.
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I keep kale and apples for like smoothies and stuff.
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By contrast, Washington exported almost $800 million in fresh apples.
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She eventually fires up the stove, caramelizing apples in butter.
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It's a bad look used to justify the bad apples.
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"I was here to collect stories, not apples," says Hammond.
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Here's your fine candy, lozenges, apples, oranges, cakes and tarts!
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Public health advocates don't want to tax apples and oranges.
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Charts compare very different types of data, apples to oranges.
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Not many people would eat three apples at one time.
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"At Whole Foods, we love big, round apples," he said.
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Sessions told the woman she was comparing apples and oranges.
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Most obviously, however, the apples shine and the broccoli beckons.
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Just be prepared for most of them to be apples.
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Car companies act like Apples when they need a reboot.
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It can also be used to carve gourds and apples.
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Apples dipped in honey are the classic way to go.
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If bobbing for apples is on the agenda, think again.
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The line about toasting apples in one's own hearth belongs,
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In Maine, orchard visitors can pick apples until late October.
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The apples will be sold sliced, just like baby carrots.
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Of course, it doesn't have to be apples or oranges.
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They're sweetened with apple juice, fresh apples, and lemon juice.
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In these forests, no two trees produce identically flavoured apples.
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Weird masks I concocted out of, like, apples and oatmeal.
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Those apples need to weigh more or less than something.
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Marketing campaigns for specific apples are still a new phenomenon.
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Villanelle leaves apples at her crimes, for Eve to notice.
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He took it happily and offered two apples in return.
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All the Treasury ciders are made from blends of apples.
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"Most apples just take to a blend better," he said.
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This isn't just a few rogue agents or 'bad apples.
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Later, he took two more apples to attract her attention.
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We used to grow an amazing variety of apples here.
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These are great stories about good dogs and bad apples.
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There weren't any bad apples that came out of that.
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Absolutely you could make pork chops with apples and cider.
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Big data counts people as if it were counting apples.
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My mother always used large baking apples — Cortlands or Romes.
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At one point, his diet was strictly carrots and apples.
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Apples give off ethylene gas, which will make carrots bitter.
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"Now they are comparing apples to oranges," he told TechCrunch.
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Apple should go back to naming products after literal apples.
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Drummond said that the missing apples were discovered last weekend.
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Schoolchildren arrive by the busload to learn about growing apples.
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Mexico is targeting US pork, steel, cheese, bourbon, and apples.
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But he emphasizes that it's like comparing apples with oranges.
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The xCloud demo presumably streamed Forza Horizons 4 and Halo 5: Guardians directly from the Xbox One S server blades the platform is currently using, for a more apples-to-apples comparison with console.
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Really, the only thing that we have to look at is the Bill Clinton impeachment trial, which started out so differently and is so different, and it's just not an apples to apples comparison.
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Since 2013, however, AidData, a research lab based at the College of William and Mary in America, has scanned through media reports to categorise Chinese giving, making it easier to compare apples with apples.
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Apples to apples, this would be like monthly rent of $623,750-$6,500 on a salary of $100,000 in the U.S. Not surprisingly, young people in China are finding it difficult living in the city.
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And that's not exactly an apples-to-apples comparison, given that its subscriber base also includes YouTube viewers who want to go ad-free — not just those who are there for its original content.
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We quietly watched as she got up and retrieved Granny Smith apples that colorfully matched her wardrobe; she lined the steps with the apples, occasionally taking a bite and then violently tossing them aside.
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To establish a proper baseline to make apples-to-apples comparisons, Marsters and his colleagues focused on infrastructure failure events and mass damage events like storms, gathering data from published literature and news reports.
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"Hey @elonmusk send us a Cybertruck and we will do the apples to apples test for you," Sunny Madra, who leads Ford X, the automaker&aposs mobility-ventures lab, said on Twitter on Monday.
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That's known as finding the price-to-earnings multiple, stylized as "P/E multiple," which is the "cornerstone" of valuing stocks that lets investors make an "apples-to-apples comparison" of stocks, Cramer explained.
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The site analyzed loan requests and average loan balances for an apples-to-apples comparison on what loans cost for people with different scores: fair (580 to 669) and very good (740 to 799).
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"The biggest thing to me about Buick in our two major markets is that it isn't the simple apples-to-apples, big-versus-small comparison other media have made it out to be," Fowle said.
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That would've cost a great deal more money, and likely required the World Bank or another donor to chip in millions, but it would've enabled a more apples-to-apples comparison of different development approaches.
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The lessons I learned from the experience included: ask pointed questions when shopping for financial products, compare apples to apples, and learn enough about the product that you feel confident you're getting a good deal.
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Perform an apples-to-apples comparison of all the factors that may go into one's salary negotiation, including years of experience in the industry, time spent with the company, number of direct reports, and responsibilities.
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" In his letter to the committee, Mr. Swensen pointed out that the firm developed "a framework for assessing, reporting and comparing the greenhouse gas intensity of fossil fuel operations on an apples-to-apples basis.
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Two pounds of apples are typically included in each apple pie; only seasonal fruit is used (peaches in summer, apples and pears in the fall); and buttercream icing is made with butter rather than shortening.
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Sundeep Madra, vice president at Ford X, sent a message via Twitter to Musk on Monday, apparently urging the Tesla CEO to send over a Cybertruck for an "apples to apples" tug-of-war test.
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Looking for guidance in past presidential subpoena fights about whether an impeachment investigation will make it easier for Congress to pry information from Trump and those around him doesn't offer easy, apples-to-apples comparisons.
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There might be, of about 5,000 people, about 10 bad apples.
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"Apples and oranges," said Damle, an internist in Wakefield, Rhode Island.
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Caramel Apple Crumble is made with apples, cinnamon, and brown sugar.
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We get peaches, apples, string beans, potatoes, horseradish, onions, and asparagus.
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This is a systemic rot, not merely a few bad apples.
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Everyone brings (food) with them -- he likes apples, carrots and marshmallows.
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The little cinnamon candies are perfect when paired with tender apples.
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WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Make Candied Apples with Candy Corn 3.
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Dramatizing these events makes them seem isolated — a bad-apples incident.
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Apples and oranges, we insisted whenever such direct comparisons were made.
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In the culinary world, apples and cheese make a delightful pairing.
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What if I had surplus apples but didn't want your oranges?
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Those big apples aren't always able to come to the team.
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But as it stands, the system lets these bad apples flourish.
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How I would have died in this episode: The apples, duh.
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Apples are to oranges as supermodels are to Conan the Barbarian.
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But some of the people at the top were rotten apples.
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GUTFELD: -- in razor blades in apples, because who would do that?
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I told her the fruit bowl only had oranges and apples.
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There are dead bodies all over thanks to some poisoned apples.
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Do apples taste better when you eat them with a switchblade?
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It's just the few bad apples that distort the whole picture.
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I pick up two bottles of wine, orange chicken, and apples.
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Oranges, apples, peanut butter, strawberry jelly, pretzels, pasta, mac n cheese.
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Pour the caramel mixture into the apples and top with pecans.
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Fold the dough over the apples, pleating to make a circle.
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The apples haven't fallen far from the tree, as they say.
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Jonny: The Apples put us on the map at one point.
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I mean you're going to have bad apples here and there.
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Comparing baby boomers to millennials might be comparing apples to oranges.
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" Mr. Angulo says, "We're really talking about a few good apples.
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Apples played a starring role in many of Halloween's romantic traditions.
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It was one of the most disgusting apples I've ever seen.
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But in the case of apples, it's probably a good thing.
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Apples are chiefly pollinated by honeybees and blue mason orchard bees.
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In these enigmatic works, most of Gober's bewildering lexicon return. Apples?
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Add kale, cabbage, apples and remaining pepper; toss until well coated.
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Here there are cherries, sweetgums, London planes, lindens, zelkovas, crab apples.
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The new levies cover apples, cranberries, cheeses, potatoes, pork and whiskey.
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I was also running almost entirely on apples and energy drinks.
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Bananas are best, but apples keep longer and can be reused.
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Coat a large handful of the dusty apples with the batter.
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Those divers eat bananas or apples, anything that doesn't dissolve underwater.
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And UMN's Luby says apples will only get better from here.
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Now the chimps all eat tomatoes as if they were apples.
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If using crunchy apples, toss in a McIntosh, Idared or Cortland.
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Those apples will break down during baking and bind the filling.
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"This wasn't just a few bad apples," one theology professor said.
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Also pumpkin pie and apple pie, possibly made with McIntosh apples.
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Migrant workers used to be able to afford apples, he said.
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In "Smashed," the stage is lined by neat rows of apples.
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And her recipe for fennel salad with apples, walnuts and Parmesan.
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"I suddenly have to find 100 tons of apples," she said.
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Apples and honey symbolize our wishes for a sweet new year.
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Lively, yet subtle and textured, with aromas of flowers and apples.
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Prized for its crunch, celery was tossed with apples and mayonnaise.
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Apples, butternut squash and spinach make it a really fine meal.
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The apples come from refrigerated storage facilities, placed there in November.
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Did my father top his apples with cream, diet or no?
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When the executive returned, now promising $1,000, "Silver Apples" was born.
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Apples swept from the flooded orchards lay scattered in the mud.
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I was assured there would be no apples served in-flight.
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Now we can add another one to the list: ghost apples.
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Mexico is the biggest buyer of Washington apples, followed by India.
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Do I really need to store apples in a hanging basket?
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I grabbed a couple of apples and headed out once again.
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How to carry a bunch of apples, oranges, avocados and melons?
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You could try a brussels sprouts salad with apples and walnuts.
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Women are being put on trial for giving children poisoned apples.
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You have to eat apples so you don't go all dry.
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The studies focused on decarbonizing different areas of different sizes, from regional to global, and used different methods, so there is not an easy apples-to-apples comparison across them, but there were some common themes.
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Meanwhile, outside 30 Rock, the whole fucking world is burning... But maybe that's why you sickos are watching Jimmy and guest bob for apples—literally bob for apples that's not even a joke—night after night.
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Apples to Apples is a great kid-friendly version if you need to keep things PG and PC. The self-proclaimed "Board game for horrible people," Cards Against Humanity is very easy to learn and play.
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Because the combination of pork and caramelized apples is such a rich one, I pair it with tangy pickled apples and green chiles that come together in under 10 minutes (plus a couple hours' pickling time).
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While it's difficult to do an apples-to-apples comparison with these figures, given each company includes different cloud services in its calculation, it still gives good context in how fast Amazon's enterprise portion is growing.
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"I think it's fabulous," said Dan Bussey, the author of "The Illustrated History of Apples in the United States and Canada," whose seven volumes describe 17,000 apples like the Poveshon, most of them lost to history.
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The index takes into account 38 factors, developed independently, to evaluate countries on an apples-to-apples basis, including a number of measures related to innovation and competition that are critical to broadband internet ecosystem development.
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"There's no apples-to-apples with this question — in the old days, the technology wasn't as advanced as it is today, obviously," said Mr. Parikh, who has been working on the Second Avenue project since 2000.
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At that time, organic avocados were selling for $225 apiece, organic baby kale and lettuces were priced at $22.79 a container, organic Gala apples were $22.99 per pound, and organic Fuji apples were $285 per pound.
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Boxing fans don't ask if Sugar Ray Leonard could knock out Mike Tyson; they compare fighters to their legitimate comparables, apples to apples, and are smart enough to embrace the concept of pound-for-pound greatness.
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"Without the ability to make apples to apples comparisons across populations, it's difficult to measure trends over time and determine how we're doing in terms of reducing incidents and boosting reporting," she said in a press release.
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Apples are the second most commonly consumed fruit in the U.S., according to data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but the way apples are harvested in the orchard hasn't changed much in the past two centuries.
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To get an apples-to-apples comparison, recall from my previous article that each percentage point less of SaaS growth simplistically adds about 1.4 percent to the bottom line (with an assumed payback period of 16 months).
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Because there is a varying amount of VC activity in each state, and we wanted to compare deal volume in an apples-to-apples manner, we indexed each state's deal data to a scale of 100 percent.
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We don't have perfect apples-to-apples comparisons, but for example: Nielsen, which has long distributed network and cable TV ratings, recently gave the world a window into Netflix viewership by revealing ratings for the first time.
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To get as close to apples-to-apples as possible, we kept it simple and stuck to the "medium" spice level where it was available and the chunky style that is standard among the best-selling brands.
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Walmart did not break out the specific incremental revenue numbers or percent of sales that came from the acquisition, making it difficult for investors to figure out the true apples-to-apples year-over-year growth figures.
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Once grouped, the bad apples can be picked out of the barrel.
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It looks like Travis Barker's apples didn't fall far from the tree!
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So, what if anything can be done about "good apples" who shoot?
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He's also recorded 3,255 people biting into apples at one single time.
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She also switched to natural treats of apples, vegetables and dried chicken.
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Brush apples liberally with melted butter, and sprinkle with remaining ¼ cup sugar.
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Remove apples from pan and place in a dish on the side.
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Pacha's bar soap has notes of fresh apples, cinnamon, cloves and citrus.
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The hearty oatmeal recipe includes two apples and lots of brown sugar.
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Then, dust a natural-tinted blush over the apples of your cheeks.
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A case of apples each month for almost a year from Opal.
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Dab a bit of cream blush onto the apples of your cheeks.
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Adam's apples come into sharp relief as their necks stretch and tilt.
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Cook 2 to 3 minutes more, or until the apples have softened.
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But what about those rumors of razor-filled apples and poisoned candy?
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Then, you'd bring me those strawberries, and I'd give you some apples.
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Root can work with third-party programming apps like Apples Swift Playgrounds.
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Whole Foods: two apples at 0.96 lbs at $1.99 per pound=$1.91
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"They harvest the apples by cutting the tree branches," says Mr Froese.
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"A few bad apples are not representative of the organization," Provost said.
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While these apples are (thankfully) poison-free, they definitely look the part.
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Other groups have modified apples, artichokes and the threadlike roots of mushrooms.
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In this model half the people have apples, the other half bananas.
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The apple-sellers would like more bananas; the banana-sellers more apples.
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People in this world can clearly gain from trading apples for bananas.
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Apples or eggs, pens or power drills, it doesn't matter to us.
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This, Mr Johnson reckons, is the fault of a few rotten apples.
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Before fall became all about pumpkin spice everything, apples reigned (OG) supreme.
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It has the smell of fresh green apples—do you get it?
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Cook down until the butter is browned and the apples are softened.
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Potato peeler This nifty gadget automatically peels potatoes, apples, cucumbers, and more.
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Because apples are healthy — just like a little shameless social media pandering.
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Make the apple filling: In a skillet, melt butter and add apples.
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According to Wertheimer, comparing the two bills is like apples and oranges.
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It's this apples-and-oranges conversation I was never totally comfortable with.
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Try cut veggies, berries, apples, edamame or high-fiber crackers. 3. Fat.
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Let the other movies be apples, let this movie be an orange.
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Then, when he ran out of apples, he threw sticks and pinecones.
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And, he also used to eat apples whole — pips and core included.
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I choose the roasted chicken, farro, grilled apples, and mac and cheese.
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Unroll the pie crusts and place the hollowed out apples on top.
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Mobile games finally came into their own with release of Apples iPhone.
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Logitech is based in Apples, Switzerland, and has offices in Newark, California.
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Today, the town produces an abundance of peaches, pears, apples, and cherries.
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Or Pieces Of FruitWe suggest starting with sliced bananas, apples, and strawberries.
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But ordinary people — unlike political scientists — are constantly comparing apples and oranges.
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The water has to be clean, the apples have to be clean.
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And we're talking about apples sold through Costco and other big retailers.
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That experience should illustrate that commercially prepared candied apples should be avoided.
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For one thing, they aren't as well-off financially as the Apples.
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DAVID FABER: Apples grown in Washington State can end up in China.
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This was not a case of bad apples or over-aggressive policing.
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The purpose of going up that ladder was not to pick apples.
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Bobbing for apples has been a popular Halloween custom since the 1800s.
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Disney combined both candy apples and rice krispies for this Maleficent dessert.
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Fruits: Red/purple grapes, berries, apples, pomegranates, plums and citrus fruits 2.
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This candle mixes apples, cider, and cedarwood for a delicious outdoor aroma.
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Instead of peddling poison apples, legislators should seek to encourage marketplace enrollment.
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I'll take the apples, and any small cooking pumpkins you can find.
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"First of all, it's just apples, and oranges — and orange," Maher joked.
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A tart of apples and black olives was more provocative than delicious.
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In contrast, subsidies towards apples and vegetables only accounted for $637 million.
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Apples came in second this year, followed by nectarines, peaches, and celery.
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How many apples seeds can you spot in this one bear shit?
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If being healthy means buying more apples and spinach a week, great.
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The initial taste was very dry, perhaps with a hint of apples.
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Pennies and apples and pieces of candy were the most common responses.
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We were told that one kilo of apples will make one bottle.
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From apples to watermelon, climate change is altering the foods America grows.
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But Granny Smith apples nestled in molded cardboard bore the USA label.
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Volunteers sort apples at the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank, March 216.
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Go ahead and get that flu shot, even if you eat apples.
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China also has tariffs on beef, wheat, corn, apples, cherries and peanuts.
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She's a farmer who grows apples and vegetables in addition to grapes.
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"Some people see adding anything besides apples as blasphemy," Mr. Reynolds said.
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India responded with retaliatory tariffs on American almonds, apples and other goods.
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He held to the few-bad-apples conclusion of his commission's report.
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In the video, Conway references CNN's famous "Apples and Bananas" promotional video.
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The government also purchased certain products, such as apples, oranges and pork.
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Some might say the events and their depictions are apples and oranges.
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Along the way there's a history of apples, especially in colonial America.
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The mind-set of produce merchandisers was potatoes, onions, grapefruit and apples.
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About 50,000 people pick some 12 billion apples by hand each fall.
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Like apples rotting from within, so too is the Iranian government's control.
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She sweetens up the dish with maple syrup and honey crisp apples.
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In winter that means lots of carrots, baby brussels sprouts and apples.
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Q&A Q. Why are some apples mealy while others are crisp?
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Comparing Trump to Lincoln is like comparing rotten apples to fresh oranges.
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Ask them to rate the apples based on acidity, sweetness, and firmness.
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I think that the complaint that it's apples to oranges is fair.
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Besides, the real bad apples aren't gang members, they're the same bad apples who cause problems in plenty of activist communities — who struggle with intersectionality, with giving equal weight to marginalized voices, in and out of their movement.
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ComScore's Andrew Lipsman says it's more a reflection that his company has improved its methodology since then — rather than any drastic changes in the app economy — so it's not fair to compare the two surveys apples-to-apples.
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There's an aspect of seasonality here, so it's definitely not apples to apples, but still: 2.5 million doesn't seem like a huge number — and especially after adding 3.3 million new streaming members in the second quarter last year.
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Graf said the backdrop now was not a "perfect apples to apples comparison" to the last curve inversion episode, which happened just over a year before the collapse of Lehman Brothers sent the world economy into a tailspin.
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So because the text of the law will be completely new and changes to the bill almost certainly can't be made after September 30, the comparison is about as close to apples-to-apples as we can get.
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It's not apples to apples but Google has to consider these things, especially when the difference is noticeable enough that game developers and publishers start to note that a game is "best experienced locally" or something like that.
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The average NASCAR race draws about three million viewers, up slightly from last year when comparing apples to apples, NASCAR said, but down significantly from the kinds of numbers the sport was putting up a few years ago.
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The crust, cut into a circle and drawn up around the apples, is sturdy and flavorful, flaky and equally important as the apples, adding another taste, a different texture and its own soupçon of drama to the dessert.
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If our generation is Goldilocks — and, hey, maybe we are — hanging out at a friend's apartment making blender drinks and eating expensive cheese over a rousing game of Apples to Apples is the "just right" social porridge we crave.
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A popular expression in English tells us not to "compare apples and oranges" and assume them to be the same: yet calories put pizzas and oranges, or apples and ice cream, on the same scale, and deems them equal.
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As always, it's important to remember that it isn't necessarily an apples to apples comparison, as each company counts what they call cloud revenue a little differently, but it gives you a sense of where this market is going.
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Also significantly cheaper: apples (the per-pound price of organic Fuji apples dropped by 43 percent), bananas (30 percent and 38 percent cheaper for organic and conventional bananas, respectively), organic rotisserie chicken, almond butter, and yes, organic baby kale.
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How the World of Hyatt card stacks up to other rewards credit cardsWhen it comes to hotel credit cards across different brands and chains, it's hard to make apples-to-apples comparisons because each loyalty program is so different.
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In doing so, NBC showed just how hard it is to make an apples-to-apples comparison between Netflix's viewership and traditional TV viewership — but it also revealed why Netflix's numbers will probably be public knowledge sooner or later.
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Bake at 375° until the apples are golden brown, 25 to 30 minutes.
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Once heated, place warm chia pudding in a bowl and top with apples.
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Local families go with their kids and enjoy candy apples and schnitzel sandwiches.
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But scientific fraud may be far more widespread than a few bad apples.
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Hungarians are known for "palinka", brandy from apricots, plums, cherries, apples or pears.
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This hot dog has chicken and apples in it and is really good.
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"You're basically talking apples and oranges," he said of the different time periods.
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Heritage ciders are made with apples that are specifically grown for making cider.
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Some have been busy since early summer, picking strawberries, then raspberries, then apples.
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I pick up pickles (a strange craving), apples, carbonated water, and Tteok-bokki.
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This is not just because the Googles and the Apples have unique capabilities.
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I knew we were hungry because my mother never ate apples, just cores.
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This isn't because pumpkins are more popular than apples; they assuredly are not.
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"Mock" apple pie made with Ritz crackers, sugar, cinnamon and no apples whatsoever.
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I munch on pistachios and apples while it's cooking because I'm so hungry.
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And if you're really concerned, of course, you can always peel your apples.
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And just because it worked on these apples doesn't mean it'll work elsewhere.
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The party's candidate for prime minister pledged to throw out the "bad apples".
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And, plus the garden is like Willy Wonka, but for rhubarb and apples.
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But Leventhal says comparing the two drugs is like comparing apples and oranges.
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Do these folks not know New York state grows its own apples, too?
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Less-expensive gift sets feature items ranging from apples and Spam to shampoo.
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For those who don't know: it's Apples 240th anniversary on April 1st. pic.twitter.
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It would be a shame to let the bad apples ruin the barrel.
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Using this, they were able to turn apples into oranges and vice versa.
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Eventually, other friend groups also made sure they had enough apples on them.
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The company is based in Apples, Switzerland, and has offices in Newark, California.
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The products affected ranged from pork and vehicles to fresh apples and cherries.
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The police have approached him, but he responded by throwing apples at them.
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We only use fresh apples, we don't purchase any apple juice from anybody.
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Apply the blush to the apples of your cheeks using a powder brush.
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Forget about apples, an orgasm a day.... This should be kind of obvious.
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In the Kardashian-West household, the apples don't fall far from either tree!
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We hope to goddess, for your sake, that they're not red delicious apples.
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Potentially affected varieties include Fuji, Gala, Golden, and Honeycrisp apples, the statement says.
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Even though everyone in the intelligence community said, these folks are bad apples.
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Azerbaijani apples and lots of other fruits and vegetables are popular in Georgia.
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Mystery solved as to how the Azerbaijani apples made their way to Armenia.
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He's like a gruff, less handsome Archer with a weird thing for apples.
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Press the mincemeat down, and repeat, so that the apples are nicely filled.
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On that level, early voting numbers and polling are essentially apples and oranges.
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Son compared WeWork's newer, emptier office spaces to, of all things, unripe apples.
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Rounding out the top five were three common fruits: nectarines, apples and grapes.
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The scents include cinnamon, clove, pumpkin, apples, cedar, spruce, and so much more.
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On the Pixel 4, however, I have yet to see any bad apples.
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But it's got to be more than just apples and cherries, doesn't it?
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Her comparison is not only outrageous, it is one of apples to oranges.
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As the Depression deepened, they lived, for a while, on nothing but apples.
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It's an apples-to-oranges comparison, and a more than mildly offensive one.
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Mexico said it would penalize U.S. imports such as apples, grapes and cheeses.
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Past comparisons to other audio-only, subscription music services are apples to oranges.
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Mexico, America's largest export market, has imposed a 20% tariff on American apples.
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We were looking for ways to rebrand apples to make them more convenient.
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Restaurant Review 14 Photos View Slide Show ' Yes, the apples are still there.
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All the pundits with "better" policy blueprints are shadowboxing, comparing apples and oranges.
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Chile's agroforestry exports include wine, grapes, cherries, apples and cranberries, according to ODEPA.
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The mini-program helps customers locate where these apples are in the store.
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But there's no bobbing for apples because that's kind of like making out.
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She keeps coming back, from banishment and poisoned apples and even eternal sleep.
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Let's say this labeled data consists of pictures of apples and oranges, respectively.
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Apples are loaded with meaning, beginning with the story of Adam and Eve.
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I grab turkey, rice cakes, spinach, apples, greek yogurt, cereal, bananas, and blueberries.
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Bobbing for apples used to be more than just a splashy party game.
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There's a fun party game for you when you've finished bobbing for apples.
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I also make a big pan of baked oatmeal with apples and cinnamon.
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"China and India have also imposed tariffs on apples thus threatening the market."
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Apples were imprinted with words that corresponded to a letter of the alphabet.
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"It is not a case of a few rotten apples," the report said.
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Under Nafta, Mexico has grown into the world's largest importer of American apples.
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He also said some fruit crops, such as apples, had productive growing seasons.
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"I was worried that I would be picking apples with couples," she said.
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Harrisons have both, said Mr. Bussey, who has also grown Newark-cider apples.
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Crab apples, hollowed out and filled with peanut butter, served as a snack.
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He warned the senators not to eat apples and cake while in session.
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Finally, I discovered the last of the haul: two apples from the refrigerator.
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Don't store apples and carrots in the same crisper drawer of the refrigerator.
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"Barr is comparing apples to oranges," according to CNN legal analyst Steve Vladeck.
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"They live outside, eat apples, like deer, eat good food," Mr. Inthavong said.
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From there we moved on to Michigan to pick apples, blueberries and plums.
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But the conveyor belts between the departments only carry 10 apples per minute.
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A mix of hardwoods and fruit trees include heirloom apples, pears and citrus.
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I was like, oh my God, someone came in and stole these apples.
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Game wardens discovered both the piles of apples and a nearby tree stand.
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Should producers follow a strict protocol of apples, pears and other traditional fruits?
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In "Odd Apples," William Mullan chronicles — and idealizes — rare varieties of the fruit.
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Mullan meticulously researched and sought out all 29 apples featured in the book.
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"I put apples on the shelf that aren't perfect," Mr. Ten Eyck said.
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That standard goes far beyond the isolated acts of a few bad apples.
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In the play, Anna says that she and Pale are apples and oranges.
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But the nearest full-service grocery store, with plump apples and curly kale?
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"The price of apples went up from one day to the next," said Moi Gregorio, 33, the manager of a juice stand in Mexico City who blends apples from Washington State with other fruits grown in Mexico into his fresh juices.
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However, when we make an apples-to-apples comparison between the Bay Area, the NYC metro area and the rest of the United States, we see something more striking: There's a fairly even distribution of startup funding within each regional population.
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Spotify did not have the traditional "pop," or moderate uptick in stock price, that bankers try to craft to create the impression of positive momentum — though given the strangeness of Spotify's plan, it's not exactly an apples-to-apples comparison.
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The report doesn't say exactly how many people actually have Malwarebytes software installed on their computers, but it does provide a "threats per endpoint" metric that attempts to make an apples-to-apples comparison between the 2018 and 2019 figures.
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It's funny that because of a few bad apples that have given Juggalos a bad name, the public has chosen to focus on those bad apples—not the food drives, the Scrub Care unit giving free food and water to people.
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"One of the reasons why I think it isn't apples to apples is because there is typically more of a marketing budget for a women's ready-to-wear or beauty brand than there would be for a men's," Robinovitz says.
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And when the people of Salem could vote with their feet on Friday in the closest thing to an apples-to-apples comparison in politics, more chose to hear Cruz at Lancaster Elementary School than Christie at Mary A. Fisk.
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In 1990 he invented statistical parametric mapping, a computational technique that helps—as one neuroscientist put it—"squash and squish" brain images into a consistent shape so that researchers can do apples-to-apples comparisons of activity within different crania.
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Cohen came to his decision by comparing apples to apples, figuring he would take about 30 rides a month with UberPool at $4 a pop, and rent a car for about 15 hours per month at a total cost of $127.50.
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Originally bobbing for apples was used in the art of divination to predict matters of the heart and prospected marriages, but nowadays, bobbing for apples has become a well-known and enjoyable party game for both young and old alike.
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"The Invention of Tragedy" begins, like ancient rituals before it, with a choral ode, though this one discusses "hope apples, hope apples and donuts of every silvery degree" and is delivered by ten young women in matching robes and ruffs.
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You're also likely to make better buying choices if you note that even if a pound of candy is cheaper than a pound of apples, the true price of the apples may be lower once you account for the health consequences.
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THE TAX REFORM – IF YOU WERE TO INCLUDE THAT, THE EARNINGS PER SHARE WOULD BE $2.91, BUT IF YOU WANT TO DO APPLES TO APPLES VERSUS EXPECTATIONS, IT'S $1.89 VERSUS THE $1.61 EXPECTED AND UP FROM $218 A YEAR AGO.
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He set about foraging these apples and, as the proprietor of Aaron Burr Cidery, began to produce wonderful examples of what he calls "locational ciders," meant to convey the nuances of the different places from which the apples were gathered.
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Place apples on 4 plates, and spoon 1 tablespoon cooking liquid over each apple.
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You could make skillet Irish soda bread, and serve it with Cheddar and apples.
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In many ways, this is a case of comparing apples and orange-colored politicians.
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The apples, the bananas, the pears, and even the flowers are all browned goners.
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FAIIR spokesperson Rosie Wardle tell us that there are some good apples out there.
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Stores were giving out water and apples to the people making their way uptown.
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Bad apples impact others, and rest of team will thank you when they're gone.
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Is this a legit comparison to you, or is it still apples and oranges?
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Comparing the resumes of presidential nominees quickly becomes a game of apples and oranges.
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Eating more whole fruits, especially apples, pears and prunes, can help our digestive health.
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On the counter there is an enormous bowl of fruit — plums, apples, pears, limes.
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You cannot look at our current situation and claim that anybody likes them apples.
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In this apples-to-oranges comparison, seed investors cannot also invest in pre-seed.
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I grab spinach, hard-boiled eggs, apples, dried mango, and breakfast trek mix ($12).
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It's because apples don't provide the same Trader-Joe's-y-ness that pumpkins do.
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We actually need the leadership of the Googles and the Amazons and the Apples.
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But a new method could give us apples that stay crisp for several weeks.
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I get apples, bananas, wine, cheese, bagels, BBQ tofu, a tomato, and cream cheese.
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Pick up some apples, grapes, duck eggs, and a baobab and soursop leaf soda.
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" What's more, Manaker added, "men don't want to talk about apples and their sperm.
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Draw a large rose or peach-colored heart on the apples of your cheeks.
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I'm still hungry so I run downstairs for two apples and two mandarin oranges.
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On the upper level, the workers serve donuts, chocolate-dipped strawberries, and caramel apples.
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And if that's not available, you have two solid backups in apples and lettuce.
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At the farmer's market, we grab some beans, apples, late season zucchini, and grapes.
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Apples' iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are full-number upgrades, but not full redesigns.
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During one of our breaks, somebody had thrown some apples at a few people.
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This includes onion, garlic, apples, pears, milk, legumes, some breads and pasta, and cashews.
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U.S. apples, cherries, some vehicles and pork are already on China's tariff hit-list.
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Aesthetically it looks frightening, but overall I like getting rid of the bad apples.
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Comparing Android to iOS is and always will be like comparing apples to oranges.
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Délice des Crémiers also pairs perfectly with fresh fruits like apples, grapes or peaches.
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On top of the shawarma are apples spiked into the celeriac with pine twigs.
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So, in the fruit basket of life ... Kim continues to choose berries over apples.
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I asked Doumis how this cider differs from those made with apples foraged upstate.
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According to the label, it's simply apples infused with natural and artificial grape flavor.
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Apples quest for world domination continues, and it has its eyes on TV next.
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He was sitting on the bed when I came back from buying more apples.
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Not all immigrants are beneficial, and sure there are bad apples in the bunch.
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So on paper, Mavic wins, but we're not necessarily comparing apples to oranges here.
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Far more appealing are the fried pies, golden rectangles filled with apples or blueberries.
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Pass the glossy hillocks of organic honeycrisp apples, find your way upstairs and, voilà!
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But modern Americans may be more familiar with another, similar activity: bobbing for apples.
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It's well balanced, with flavors of apples, peaches and minerals, from an excellent vintage.
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Not all immigrants are beneficial and, sure, there are bad apples in the bunch.
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The spiralizer works will all firm fruits and vegetables, including apples, carrots, and zucchini.
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Thanks to social media, however, the few bad apples have become harder to ignore.
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Mexico This sounds like it could be more than just a few bad apples.
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It will eat apples and pears, raspberries and blackberries, apricots and peaches and nectarines.
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The hedge apples reappear, as food for starving deer, not as fodder for symbolism.
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He likes "eaters," particularly the apples he's grafted with scions of those Golden Pippins.
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Before heading back to the station, pick up praline caramel apples at Mr. Apple.
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"So I always kept fresh apples for people to take advantage of," Clinton added.
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Bananas, or sometimes apples or oranges when they're in season and therefore on sale.
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For example, they contain leeks and carrots, coffee and potatoes, or onions and apples.
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Once cool, strain the apples through a fine mesh strainer, discarding the solids. 3.
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Empty the caramel-coated apples onto the platter and rush them to the table.
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Ignoring strange looks from fellow inmates, I took away four apples at a time.
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These are the names of fancy new apples hoping to satisfy your taste buds.
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Interestingly, another key element in the selection and breeding of apples has been bears.
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The idea that the problem is merely a few bad apples is a fallacy.
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In May, India imposed higher tariffs on 28 U.S. products, including almonds and apples.
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This is a small minority of lawyers, but some bad apples as they say.
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Club apples, which put a premium on the consumer experience, seem like the future.
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Forgot a bag of apples, and now have to make an extra grocery run?
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And in other Eastern European countries, the apples are even from completely different trees.
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They are mostly bone dry, with the flavors of apples and of the region.
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Over in the Hudson Valley, nobody doubts the suitability of the region to apples.
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Only belatedly did Mr. Morgenthau realize he had planted great cider apples as well.
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Apples, at the equivalent of 40 cents, are outside her budget, though soda isn't.
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But when the Pentagon makes these arguments, it tends to compare apples and oranges.
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I run inside for a quick lunch break of apples, chips, kale, and carrots.
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Those things include berries, apples, mushrooms and wild herbs such as horsetail and sorrel.
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Organic desert apples, rewritable DVDs, and power points no longer have any financial sway.
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He is not tossing out the 'bad apples;' he's stealing the dreams of children.
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So did a pile of glistening Gala apples, and neat lines of Red Delicious.
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It's nearly impossible to mess up, so long as you stick with tart apples.
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After pollinating almonds, Hiatt will send 10,000 hives up to Washington to pollinate apples.
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I'd like to spin up some pork chops with apples and cider this week.
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However, comparing the two sets of fires could be like comparing apples to oranges.
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For me, it's sausages sizzling in a cast-iron pan with apples and onions.
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The apples are soft, flavorful, and the crust is flaky with a nice crunch.
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In other words, when it comes to bastardized burritos, they're not all bad apples.
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But that morning, he felt well enough to go with her to pick apples.
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They do have quite a few varieties of apples though, we'll give them that.
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Starting December 1, the Cosmic Crisp apples made their way onto grocery store shelves.
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"The apples are ripening on the trees," said Mushtaq Ahmad Para, an apple farmer.
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The government also agreed to purchase certain targeted products, including apples, oranges and pork.
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Without realizing it, I've been baking apples almost the same way my mom did.
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"There's actually an apple tree up there that's flowering and producing apples," she said.
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They achieved this despite the broad index trading lower following Apples quarterly revenue warning.
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Dorie's mom's apples were sweet and coated in cinnamon — "too much cinnamon," Dorie wrote.
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Draper says he told her $8, which meant he sold 160 apples that season.
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By then, the trees on board will be decorated with apples, peaches and pears.
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"The goal, in my opinion, is to get more consumers eating apples," she said.
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Many more premium apples are produced in the new-style orchard, some experts say.
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The goal now is 2,000 bushels an acre of premium apples, Dr. Cox said.
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Or, just as clearly, a platter of pork chops cooked with apples and cider.
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At the center of the marketplace, wooden boxes hold locally grown gourds and apples.
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In response, India unveiled retaliatory tariffs on 28 U.S. items, including apples and almonds.
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He started with potatoes for stability, and then added apples, lemons, cabbages and carrots.
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The result is roughly similar to McDonald's including slices of apples in Happy Meals.
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The team said it is not trying to make any money off Rotten Apples.
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Styled after "Apples to Apples," an award-winning, family-friendly party game that instructs multiple players to match words or phrases on their cards with a common one, the ones included in Cards Against Humanity's ever-growing decks are far more mature.
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The study isn't making an apples-to-apples comparison; the more directly relevant statistic would look at whether or not Muslim Americans kill more US citizens here than any other specific political or religious group (other research has looked at that question).
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Obviously, the headline figure is the total amount raised — although in the first quarter of a cycle, it's not exactly an apples-to-apples comparison because candidates announce at different times and some have had longer to raise money than others have.
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Apples are fruit celebrities, with more people eating them worldwide -- 83 million were grown in 2018 alone -- than any other fruit, say the Graz University of Technology scientists who compared store-bought conventional apples with fresh-picked organics of the same size.
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This comparison shouldn't be viewed as apples-to-apples for movement: Trump's job approval ratings among all Americans after Inauguration Day is a different issue among a different group than the share of the vote he received among the actual electorate in November.
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Glassdoor controlled for factors such as education, employment history, and job title, to determine those figures, allowing for a true apples-to-apples comparison of workers, indicating that even when employees are identical apart from gender, women make less for the same work.
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One of the problems with determining a pro sports team's value is that they're not sold very often—you can't exactly look at all the other MLB teams bought in 443 and sold in 2017 and do an apples-to-apples comparison.
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"The bottom-line was helped by a one-time tax gain, so on an apples-to-apples basis, IBM missed the Street's profit margin expectations which will weigh on shares along with guidance," Dan Ives, analyst at GBH Insights, said in a note.
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"If you do any thorough, apples-to-apples, objective comparison of AWS versus Microsoft, you don't come out deciding that they're comparable platforms," he said, according to a report from the Federal Times, which said it obtained a video of the meeting.
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"If you do any thorough, apples-to-apples, objective comparison of AWS versus Microsoft, you don't come out deciding that they're comparable platforms," he said, according to a report from the Federal Times, which said it obtained a video of the meeting.
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The people behind the various club apples — investors, universities, breeders, marketing firms — believe they can capture the same intensity the Honeycrisp has wrought, but also improve on it by using the club apple business model to get people amped for specific apples.
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Club apples, unless something drastically changes or someone creates the perfect apple, will probably never match the enormous scale of production achieved by the Red Delicious, which, according to the US Apple Association, accounted for 21 percent of the apples produced in 2015.
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At first, it may be the case that sellers overshoot their price, making their apples too expensive for the tastes of most buyers, or undershoot it, selling their apples to buyers for less than what they would have been willing to pay.
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Outing individual bad apples is critical, but as long as those bad apples continue to take up space while the women they harmed suffer additional indignities for their bravery in coming forward, the work of the #MeToo movement will not be done.
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The masterminds behind Cards Against Humanity (CAH) — the blackly comedic, risqué, and politically tinged version of Apples to Apples that's become a staple at game nights — threw everyone for a loop earlier this week when they bought a 30-second Super Bowl ad.
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If even the baddest of bad apples get a pardon, why would anyone come forward?
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We got a variety of apples, Skyr, crisp breads, cookies, parmesan chips, and water ($33.64).
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"It turned out I liked cherry blossoms better than I liked big apples," Sugg jokes.
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Arctic's website lists the apples as being available early this year in some test markets.
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You put your hand into it and you can feel apples, heat, and little deer.
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Toss everything with a big squeeze of lemon juice to keep the apples from browning.
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I eat a couple of the apples when I get home and take a nap.
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I usually spend about $15 a week on five apples — that's Alaskan produce for ya!
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Then I defrost soup for our lunches tomorrow and slice apples so we have snacks.
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"We're recommending other snacks like apples and bananas, cheese, grapes, peaches and yogurt," Houlihan said.
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The old one did — one hemisphere of it gave tons of apples, albeit tiny ones.
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They will hit US steel as well as pork, sausages, apples, grapes, blueberries, and cheese.
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Apart from a pie of tired apples, these sweet numbers were not to be missed.
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I peel and slice up eight apples and put them into a large mixing bowl.
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Pick up cheese, crackers, pasta, pasta sauce, water, apples, jam, Nutella, and chocolate pudding. Yum.
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She dropped a bag of apples, and one of them rolled into their sidewalk setback.
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In the first game, Gathering, two player have to collect apples from a central pile.
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While candy and caramel apples are nice, all those sweets have us craving something savory.
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When they call you, they say, "I notice that you need some apples," like immediately.
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But TJ's isn't the only market with a love of gourds, cinnamon, apples, and maple.
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My mom gets two small pies and apples and decides to pick up the check.
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It doesn't appear to just be a couple of bad apples — it pervades his website.
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If you object that that's comparing apples and oranges, friend, then you don't know fruit.
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Fall is in full swing, and the urge to put apples in everything is strong.
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MICHAEL AVENATTI, ATTORNEY FOR STORMY DANIELS: No, I think you are talking apples and oranges.
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If the apples are dry, add 2 tablespoons of half and half or cream. 5.
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Apparently, "apples and pears" is another term for stairs in "Cockney rhyming slang" — who knew?
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I have cereal with chopped apples and bananas from our friend's farm and fresh pineapple.
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Bananas are told to show off more skin, whereas apples are told to cover up.
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My stomach starts to grumble so I eat a snack of apples and peanut butter.
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But, more surprisingly, apples and lettuce weren't far behind — both deodorized participants' breath by 50%.
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It is very quiet, the loudest sound the thud of apples in the long grass.
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" And yes, that's how it can taste: like "rotting citrus or bruised apples, like cider.
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The active distillery is now located in Virginia though, near the source of its apples.
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In crops, including almonds, apples and cherries, bees travel from blossom to blossom for food.
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"Or a crudités and hummus plate, sliced apples with almond butter sprinkled with sea salt."
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If it's your Apples and your Googles, it's different to that really [speculative] tech stuff.
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Granny Smith apples bring a nice tart bite to the overwhelming sweetness of the topping.
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I buy a few mini-apples from the farmers market, at $7.853 for two pounds.
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In crops, including almonds, apples and cherries, bees travel from bloom to bloom for food.
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From apples to chocolate, about three-fourths of the world's food supply relies on pollinators.
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The first post — set in the Oval Office, no less — features a bowl of apples.
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Some Atlanta customers may have also purchased the apples through the grocery delivery service Instacart.
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We like the apple pecan chicken salad with apples, cranberries, pecans and crumbled blue cheese.
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Because the idea of Silicon Valley is to build the Apples, the Facebooks, the future.
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One strategy is putting the avocado with other fruit like bananas or apples, Brachetti says.
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For example, if you just play a game on Halloween, you might bob for apples.
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The report refutes Russian claims that doping was the fault of a few bad apples.
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Add 700 grams of the apples and cook until tender and soft, about 10 minutes.
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Foods with high levels of pesticide residue can include apples, kale, strawberries and raw spinach.
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One of the things that happened a few years ago was listeria in candied apples.
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In this case, it's not apples and oranges, it's apple pie and virtual hand grenades.
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Her bedroom smells of ripe apples and dead mice, and contains a portrait of Hitler.
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Yelp users have raved about the shop's caramel-coated apples, chocolate-covered strawberries, and fudge.
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Apple Tree Chocolate offers tons of chocolate-dipped treats, like pretzels, marshmallows, and candy apples.
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The public editor's take: The editors were wise to rethink their apples-to-watermelons comparison.
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Visitors enjoy cider from a century-old mill in Michigan — where apples are big business.
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Pennsylvania visitors and locals can pick crisp apples at some of the country's best orchards.
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And Mark Bittman's great old one for Peruvian pork stew with chiles, lime and apples?
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They'recritical pollinators of wildflowers as well as important crops like tomatoes, cranberries, apples, and plums.
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Like the Apples, they're good talkers, by which I mean eloquent without being unnaturally articulate.
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More recently, apples have been used in metal videos to convey images of creepy paganism.
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But we do have to protect our citizens from the 'bad apples' in the batch.
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Now, it's not like we didn't have the ability to make fake apples before now.
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There are apples carved like roses, decadent chocolate eclairs, and tarts in slick Pantone shades.
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But one of the things that was obvious was there were apples-to-oranges comparisons.
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I mean, wouldn't I rather be the phoenix pineapple in a room of basic apples?
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They're smaller, rounder, and lack the gaudy, bulbous top that set Red Delicious apples apart.
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What sets the Honeycrisp apart from other apples is its combination of flavor and texture.
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But its success has proven that the market for delicious apples is a lucrative one.
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Taking cocaine to starve myself and only be able to eat three apples a day.
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Or perhaps it's not that difficult to quantify: How about them small sample of apples?
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Comparing the price of a branded combination medicine to individual generics is apples to oranges.
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Steve Jobs followed a strict "fruitarian" diet, at times limited to just apples and carrots.
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"If we import apples from Germany, they can just cross the border," Mr. Jeene said.
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Apples, too, it turns out, express a sense of place, what wine lovers call terroir.
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Shiny and red as candied apples, the tomatoes were at least pretty to look at.
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That doesn't mean that half of apples, or a third of potatoes, come from abroad.
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Today, Nim's buys apples, parsnips, cucumbers and a range of other crops from British farmers.
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"It's not just apples and oranges," said Kenneth Wollack, president of the National Democratic Institute.
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If you buy conventional apples, wash them in a solution of baking soda and water.
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It is steely and bone dry, with aromas and flavors of apples, herbs and minerals.
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Its founder, Eric Strandberg, partnered with a friend and began slicing and baking the apples.
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I see how this is clearly an apples-to-oranges comparison with different regulatory environments.
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Freds' salad is a filling jumble of shredded rotisserie chicken, greens, tomatoes, apples and avocados.
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We could find good folks in terrible regimes and bad apples in relatively good ones.
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Some passed the time there while their mothers shopped for apples and berries and greens.
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The crust was flaky, the pie was warm, and the apples were crisp and delicious.
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India responded by imposing retaliatory tariffs on 28 U.S. products, including almonds, apples, and walnuts.
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Every morning I cut apples for my fiancé, S., and I to take to work.
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I cut apples for myself and S. and put his in the fridge for later.
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Objective realities are inspected like supermarket apples and accepted only if they tickle the fancy.
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Per has, in effect, been exiled from Eden, for the Adamic sin of stealing apples.
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Price discrimination is all but impossible for actual apples, because they are an inexpensive commodity.
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The orchard is dedicated to apples developed in this country, Europe and elsewhere long ago.
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The past couple of years I've roasted a goose or duck with apples and onions.
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Just ground beef cooked in what would become a crease soaked crust covered in apples.
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The wheel weighs about as much as 90 cans of Coca-Cola, or 220 apples.
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They decorate apples with cloves to preserve them, representing the story of Adam and Eve.
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Subsisting on apples from an orchard and rainwater, she wrote constantly, spiraling into religious reveries.
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Apples dipped in honey for a sweet new year are a classic Rosh Hashanah treat.
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