I immediately began making batches and batches—lots of utter failures!
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The team only analyzed single batches from each brand, and the amount of the chemical might change between batches.
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As for these batches, if it winds up being 12 batches a year, we'll figure out how to do that.
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The other common interpretation of illicit drugs like ecstasy is that there are "good batches" and "bad batches"—but again this is a fallacy.
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All Batches Will Have a Higher Guaranteed Floor for Shoppers, Paid by Instacart - We're instituting a higher minimum floor payment from Instacart on all batches.
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All Batches Will Have a Higher Guaranteed Floor for Shoppers, Paid by Instacart – We're instituting a higher minimum floor payment from Instacart on all batches.
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"Violations included blending different batches of vaccine fluid, falsifying dates of production and using expired fluid to produce some of the batches," state media Xinhua said Tuesday.
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" - Matt, 37 "I got my brownie batches mixed up.
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"If you're making a number of small batches, blend all those batches together to get an aggregate of what you're making," Mr. Guenzel said, noting that many professional breweries use this technique.
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The difference is because the Bush administration struck diplomatic deals to repatriate large batches of prisoners to countries like Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan in bulk, and many recidivists come from those batches.
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The funnel will then help get batches into said bottles.
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You can also cook the fish in batches if necessary.
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Typically, brands have to produce hundreds of batches to sell.
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In between batches, I take a break and browse JCPenney.
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Working in batches, dredge cauliflower in flour, shaking off excess.
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He loves to make triple batches of them for him.
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I remember a few occasions losing batches of Twitter followers.
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The early recall involved around 2,300 batches of the ingredient.
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Both groups were then further split into three more batches.
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Working in 2 batches, cook the wings for 8 minutes.
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Working in batches, sear the pork pieces on all sides.
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You'll be adding them to the pot in two batches.
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Tickets are limited — and we're rolling them out in batches.
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These were released in batches, becoming progressively pricier, like airline seats.
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Users can buy single units, or batches of hundreds or thousands.
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China manages annual fuel exports by issuing quotas progressively in batches.
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The recall affects over 66 batches that have been distributed nationally.
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Each 14.8-ounce canister makes up to two batches of slime.
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The handcrafted tinctures are made in small batches using local plants.
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Working in batches, add chicken to flour mixture, turning to coat.
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Then, it will send back huge chunks of information in batches.
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They are arranged in batches of 12 comprising a single circuit.
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Blend with ice in small batches to reach desired slushy consistency.
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NFX's last two batches have featured 16 and 13 companies, respectively.
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Working in batches, cook the chicken until golden, about 7 minutes.
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Instead, he indicated the files will likely be provided in batches.
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Then they fell off a cliff, losing games in great batches.
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Working in batches, heat 1 tablespoon bacon fat in the skillet.
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Working in batches, fry the panelle until lightly golden, 5 minutes.
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Working in batches, fry the chicken until golden brown, 3 minutes.
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Then they would gather samples and run them in big batches.
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The batches I've been pulling from the oven recently are spectacular.
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Fry the balls, in batches, turning intermittently to cook them evenly.
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As a precaution, I've been buying new yogurt for every five batches.
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The "biscuit master," JaQuill, makes fresh batches every morning from 6 a.m.
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Working in batches, cook the croquettes until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Not because of any technological incompetence, but because of incredibly small batches.
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Working in batches, place the doughnuts in the oil, paper side up.
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The development kit, which is being made in small batches, costs $199.
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The lawsuit does not specify what the batches were allegedly contaminated with.
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Often they release products in limited-edition batches that sell out quickly.
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Make healthy, homemade frozen pops in small batches with these stackable molds.
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Ontop of that, it only shipped in small batches of specific colors.
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Add taleggio in batches, stirring until melted and smooth after each addition.
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I make the granola in huge batches, so it lasts me forever.
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Working in batches, fry the nuggets until golden brown, about 3 minutes.
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Not wanting to poison myself, I grossly overcooked my first few batches.
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Working in batches, cook the sardines until golden, 3 to 4 minutes.
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Working in batches, fry the okra until golden brown, about 2 minutes.
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"To do that, food gets mixed together in larger batches," she said.
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Its website has information on the flour batches affected by the recall.
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These processors are currently made in batches in costly semiconductor fabrication plants.
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I took them home and baked them in batches in my oven.
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They use potato flour and live yeast when prepping batches of dough.
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He said the first batches worked but subsequent fake deliveries did not.
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Traditional Quarter Pounders were often cooked up in batches ahead of time.
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Working in batches, fry the cheese curds until golden, about 30 seconds.
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Then, the coffee is roasted in flat pans in very small batches.
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The hope is to begin running batches in China by next summer.
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She recommends cooking in batches, but only if your family eats leftovers.
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Working in batches, fry the tots until golden brown, about 2 minutes.
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Mr. Rahn was selling stocks in small batches multiple times a day.
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Working in batches, she pushed these clumps through a wide-meshed sieve.
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Store the batches in tightly sealed bottles or jars in the refrigerator.
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Working in batches, fry the balls until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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"I make my cheeses in clean pots, in small batches," he said.
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New episodes will be available in three batches on Wednesdays starting Oct.
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Not all batches of these medications have been found to be contaminated.
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Woking in batches, toss the zucchini in the flour mixture, coating completely.
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Working in batches, fry the tenders until golden-brown, about 2 minutes.
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Subsequent batches were similarly limited, even as demand for the whiskey exploded.
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Working in batches, cook the pansotti until they float, about 2 minutes.
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The hummus batches, TJ's says, "have the potential" to be contaminated with listeria.
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Indoles are a stinky organic compound that actually smells pleasant in small batches.
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The "biscuit master" at this location, JaQuill, makes fresh batches from 6 a.m.
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That's the largest of seven batches of works going to various Smithsonian Institutions.
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WikLeaks released the first of two batches of Podesta's swiped emails on Oct.
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If working in batches, bake each batch as it comes off the griddle.
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The batches produced range in alcohol content from 3.2 percent to 10.8 percent.
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How many others received the report in subsequent blind-copied batches is unknown.
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"We are stopping other batches also till the dust settles," Sai told Reuters.
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Add mixture to a blender in batches, and process until smooth and velvety.
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Working in batches, add the dumplings to the pot, 6 at a time.
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Juicero is the kind of thing that should only exist in small batches.
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You can also delete batches of entries sorted by date or web service.
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Working in batches, add the spinach and cook until wilted, about 5 minutes.
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Working in batches, fry the shrimp until golden and crispy, about 2 minutes.
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The organization has continued to publish daily batches of emails from Podesta's account.
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Each flavor is also made in small 5-10 gallon batches, guaranteeing freshness.
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Google used to announce its product shutdowns in larger batches, dubbed 'spring cleanings.
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IT has simply warned about specific batches without going after the entire product.
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Working in batches, cook the apple dumplings until golden, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Previous recent presidents have pardoned in batches, after recommendations from the Justice Department.
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Subsequent batches are scheduled to be handed over to the public on Oct.
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Previous recent presidents have pardoned in batches after recommendations from the Justice Department.
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Obbink allegedly sold the fragments to Hobby Lobby in two batches in 2010.
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John: Our mozzarella is the best in town, because we make small batches.
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The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) adds batches of words four times a year.
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The first few batches of the aircraft arrived in the South this year.
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She makes batches of food at the Dwelling Place and carries them home.
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Working in batches, cook the malfatti until golden, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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Working in batches, fry the chicken (the temperature of the oil will drop).
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It has to be fried to order, or at least fried in batches.
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For one, it appears that he had continued manufacturing large batches of MDA.
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If you are using a small pan, fry the turkey in batches. 3.
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Working in batches, cook the patties, flipping once, until brown and crispy, ___ minutes.
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Cool the masala slightly and, working in batches, purée the mixture until smooth.
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Add the cheese to the broth in 3 batches, whisking well to incorporate.
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Working in batches, cook the spring rolls until golden and crispy, 4 minutes.
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Repeat with the remaining sweet potatoes, returning the oil to 375ºF between batches.
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This step may also be done in a regular blender in small batches.
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The app takes a few minutes to delete large batches of your tweets.
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Working in batches, add the seafood to the batter, dipping well to coat.
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For a smaller model, this could mean cooking food in many, many batches.
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It can chop, shred, julienne, and slice batches of vegetables without any hiccups.
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Archives officials anticipate several more batches being released in the next few weeks.
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Mr. Silveira makes cheese in small batches to ensure the flavor is consistent.
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As the accelerator's acclaim has grown, so too has its batches of startups.
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Meanwhile, the initial batches of the Model 3 will boast rear-wheel drive.
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Brazil has said it is interested in buying two further batches of Gripens.
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When the salt dissolves, working in batches to avoid overcrowding, add the spinach.
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You could make a bunch of batches, and package some into holiday gifts.
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China retaliated this week against both batches of tariffs, specifically targeting U.S. agriculture.
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Elsewhere, some large distillers have experts on hand, and declare specific batches kosher.
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Traditionally, fractional trading wasn't done in real-time but instead handled in batches.
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The candy is made in small batches by a company in Orlando, Fla.
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The site would continue to post them, in batches, up through the election.
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It's in big metal barrels and has to be separated into smaller batches.
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Working in batches, fry the mozzarella until golden and crisp, about 1 ½ minutes.
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Repeat this process in batches until all the latke batter is used up.
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Working in batches, add the cabbage and cook until bright green, 3 minutes.
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Its cold fermentation translates well to large batches, and using fewer hops saves money.
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They whipped up batches of internal proteins from rhinoviruses and injected them into mice.
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Working in batches, fry the fritters until golden brown, about 3 1/2 minutes.
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I run to the grocery and grab parchment paper while I'm in between batches.
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Bad batches of synthetic weed have led to mass overdose situations in the past.
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I mixed two small batches, one with water and one with apple cider vinegar.
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Working in batches, fry the croquettes until golden brown, about 2 to 3 minutes.
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Much of the outfits were limited to small retail batches and prohibitively high prices.
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But, today we're not talking about standard batches — we're here to talk Instagram gold!
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I make two batches of Pâté chaud pies (with ground chicken) — 212008 pies total.
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Working in batches, cook the egg rolls until golden and crispy, about 5 minutes.
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Cook patties, working in batches if needed, until bottoms are browned, about 3 minutes.
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The jalapeno batches look grainy because of small, semi-emulsified bits of fat. Yum!
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Working in batches, fry the tortillas until golden and crisp, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Working in batches, place 2 balls in hot skillet 3 to 4 inches apart.
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In the previous benchmark case, batches of 256 images were spread across eight GPUs.
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He mixed and cooked batches of hair bleach in the kitchenette of the motel.
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Working in batches, fry the donuts, flipping once until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Working in batches, add beans to boiling water; cook until tendercrisp, about 5 minutes.
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Instead, he prepared large batches of food on Sunday to eat throughout the week.
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Chop finely or blitz in the food processor, in a couple of batches. 2.
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Add the chicken and, working in batches, cook until browned, 10 to 12 minutes.
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Meal planning and freezing meals in batches have been a huge help with that.
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She prioritized eliminating unnecessary chemicals, such as parabens, phthalates and sulfates, from her batches.
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My grandmother made grand batches of barbecue pork buns we would eat after school.
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Instead, he cooked large batches of food on Sunday to eat throughout the week.
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Working in batches, cook the chicken until golden and cooked through, about 2 minutes.
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Transfer the onion rings to the flour in small batches, tossing to coat evenly.
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Working in batches, coat the chicken in the potato starch, shaking off any excess.
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Batches that fail tests must be punctiliously destroyed, adding even more costs and delays.
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Once you have a SCOBY and start brewing batches, you become rich in SCOBYs.
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He said the prisoners would be released in four batches starting from April 8.
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Part of the company's small-scale — and decidedly human, handmade process — means limited batches.
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Now, the documents are expected in August and early September, probably in two batches.
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Working in batches, cook the beef, flipping once, until golden, 3 to 4 minutes.
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Working in batches, add the pork skin and fry until crispy, about 3 minutes.
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Working in batches, fry until golden brown, about 1 to 1 1/2 minutes.
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Working in batches, cook the hot dogs, flipping once, until golden, about 3 minutes.
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I made three batches of dough using all-purpose, cake and Italian "00" flours.
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South Korea invested in equipment and staff to automate these tests in large batches.
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These high-tech devices catch mosquitoes — though not in big batches, like typical traps.
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About half the batches appear white, while the other half display wild color variations.
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Usually, my $4 a week bought bacon, which could stretch several batches of beans.
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Six months later, WikiLeaks started Podesta's entire Gmail catalogue online in small, daily batches.
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Cool slightly, then, working in batches, transfer to a blender and purée until smooth.
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Mike Zamiara, Niowave's boss, says the firm has already made test batches of 99Mo.
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Everything is available in small batches, for the duration of the season it's released.
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Today, a technician operates computers that mix and analyze new batches of medicine instantly.
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Working in batches, fry the chimichangas until golden-brown, about 2 to 3 minutes.
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So we started the production in Denmark and made two batches of Lívsins Vatn.
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"It will likely happen in batches so there is no true launch," she said.
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You float around a number of islands, looking for batches of butterflies to snatch.
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Working in batches, cook the shrimp, flipping once, until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Working in batches, fry the bitterballen until golden-brown, about 2 to 3 minutes.
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Tracking diamonds is relatively simple compared with creating a blockchain for an ore that has to be refined, such as coltan, which produces tantalum, or cobalt, because the refining process opens the risk of clean batches of material being mixed with other batches.
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"They're still punishing shoppers for not accepting batches that don't make economic sense," Patti said.
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Working in batches, brown the meat and transfer to a paper towel lined plate. 2.
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Working in batches, fry the wontons, flipping once halfway through, until golden, about 1 minute.
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Bush's also said it contacted stores to get the affected batches removed from the shelves.
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Working in batches, add sprout leaves to hot oil; fry until crispy, about 30 seconds.
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Musk says this solution will only needed for the first few batches of production satellites.
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The original firehouse in Greenport is where they experiment with small batches of new flavors.
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Working in batches, fry the potatoes until crispy and golden brown, 7 to 10 minutes.
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He spends his days idling in cafés, occasionally selling small batches of his remaining tiles.
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Some body camera vendors are offering batches of cameras to departments to test for free.
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Working in batches, fry the oysters until golden and crisp, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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Each year it will host two batches of eight to 12 companies for three months.
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Two batches that together are worth 179.5 billion yuan are due to mature on Thursday.
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Early Friday evening, Apple invited at least two batches of reporters to separate conference calls.
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While it worked fine for batches of cookies, it worked less fine for cooking bacon.
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It said it had also found the same fungus in batches of fruit from Macedonia.
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I make these fat bombs in batches and freeze them for quick late night snacks.
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Working in batches, cook the meatballs, turning as needed, until browned all over, 5 minutes.
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Working in batches, add the plantains and cook until lightly golden, 3 to 4 minutes.
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We'll also be showcasing the first couple of batches of this year's Disrupt Startup Battlefield.
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Other findings included delays in informing the agency of contamination or failure of drug batches.
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The two batches of loans total 13 billion yuan ($21 billion), according to Reuters calculations.
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It did, but only for certain batches of its Gem 65 8-in-1 multicooker.
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Working in two batches, brown the chicken until golden brown, about 5 minutes per side.
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I repeated the test a second time, this time over-baking the batches on purpose.
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By May 10, a deal was struck to release all 850 political prisoners in batches.
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But the need for small batches of work, done fast, to exacting standards, is growing.
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Smarties will start production for Halloween batches in spring, which are then shipped through summer.
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He sold them in batches of three or four: revolvers, semiautomatic pistols, shotguns, assault rifles.
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Pork rinds are fried in batches so every bite has a light and crispy texture.
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Netflix usually releases new original shows in batches, dropping a full season at a time.
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Tata Harper products are made in such small batches, you can track each one's birth
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Working in batches, cook the garlic until golden and crisp, about 1 1/2 minutes.
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Working in batches if necessary, cook the chicken until golden and crisp, about 4 minutes.
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If large orders are placed, pieces can be shipped in batches when ready if necessary.
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GitHub will slowly open Actions to developers, starting with daily batches for the time being.
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Working in batches, cook 2 tablespoons of the batter, flattening it slightly into a pancake.
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Working in batches, cook the onigiri until golden brown, about 6 minutes per batch. 4.
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In a spice grinder and working in batches, pulse the grits and panko until fine.
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Working in batches, fry the wings until golden and crisp, about 10 to 12 minutes.
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Working in batches, sear the meatballs until deep brown on all sides, about 3 minutes.
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Working in batches, fry the empanada until lightly golden on the outside, about 3 minutes.
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The collection began to arrive at the university's Butler Library in batches in late spring.
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Working in small batches, add the chiles and cook, turning, until toasted, about 20 seconds.
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We've been experimenting already with making them ourselves, just small batches, and they're pretty good.
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This spring, United started serving Wheatley Vodka, which is distilled in small batches in Frankfort.
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That's opened the door for new sellers on platforms like Etsy to introduce homemade batches.
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It published them in batches, working with traditional news organizations, including The New York Times.
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Working in batches, toss the calamari in the remaining cornstarch, then coat in the batter.
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The show is expected to be released in 2020 in two batches of eight episodes.
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Working in batches, cook the pork turning occasionally, until browned, about 214 minutes per batch.
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Working in batches, fry the chiles until slightly darkened, 1 to 2 minutes per batch.
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When mixed with heroin, it is largely to blame for the newest and deadliest batches.
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Taxpayer refunds are sent out in batches via an expedited electronic system, Mr. Pine explained.
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Working in batches, dip the clams in the buttermilk, then dredge in the cornmeal mixture.
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Working in batches, cook the ham, flipping once, until slightly crisped, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Working in batches, cook the langos, flipping once, until golden, about 3 to 5 minutes.
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Working in 4 batches, dip a piece of challah into the egg mixture, coating it completely.
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He's facing 22016 counts, but we can think of them as part of two main batches.
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Working in batches, fry the arancini until golden on the outside, about 2 to 3 minutes.
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He learned the technique from a friend, and now prepares batches of the bulbs every week.
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Arielle recommends Google's experimental Digital Wellbeing features, like the one that batches your notifications for you.
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Starting in November and continuing through January, someone posted four batches of its stolen files online.
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It's a simulator with multiple cockpits, loaded with six people in two batches at a time.
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Working in batches on a lightly floured surface, roll out dough into ropes about ½-in thick.
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Make soup I love to use a crock pot to make big batches of healthy soups.
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In Paris, between two different batches of students, the team works on improving its tech platform.
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China has issued the first of four batches of imports quotas for solid waste in 2018.
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You can download from the Camera Roll, which contains all your photos, in batches of 25.
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Working in batches, add the meat and cook, turning once, until cooked, about 4 minutes. 3.
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They then grow that phage in large batches, purify it and administer it to the patient.
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Working in batches, cook the sausages, turning as needed, until browned all over, about 3 minutes.
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Boats crash, and batches of oyster, when they're hauled up, have turned yellow inside with goo.
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Add shallots in 2350 batches and fry until deep golden brown, about 23 to 215 minutes.
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The morning batches are less strong then the afternoon ones; however, neither drink is throat-burning.
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Cook triangles, in batches, in hot oil until golden brown, about 3 minutes on each side.
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I made up a batch of classic chocolate chip cookies and separated them into four batches.
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Working in batches, coat the vegetables all over in the batter, then dip in the oil.
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Is it more efficient to handle each patron individually or should you take them in batches?
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Democrats are releasing transcripts from the closed-door phase of their probe in batches this week.
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Working in batches, cook the eggplant, flipping once, until golden brown, about 1 minute per side.
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The canines will be released in four batches over the next two months to be rehabilitated.
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StenoCare said it would now quarantine five batches of the oil, up from just one yesterday.
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When I was little, my mother made pu'er [a type of fermented tea] in large batches.
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Working in batches, fry the shrimp, flipping once, until golden all over, 1 to 2 minutes.
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Drain the wings from the marinade and, working in batches, toss the wings in the batter.
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Add the spinach (you may need to add it in batches) and cook until it wilts.
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Working in batches, cook the chicken until golden and cooked through, 8 to 10 minutes. 4.
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A WHO alert went out listing the batches from the Indian factory that might be contaminated.
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Test results varied by batches, the evaluators found, suggesting that some manufacturers had poor quality control.
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The first batches were made out of uniforms from the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Yankees.
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Some batches simmer for nearly three days, and the ingredients vary greatly from kitchen to kitchen.
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In announcing the batches of approvals, Ms. DeVos noted only that they complied with the law.
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By comparing the different batches of students, the economists hoped to isolate the effect of religion.
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This fruity, vibrant drink lends itself well to being made in big batches for better brunching.
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With the processor still on, add the oil in batches, ½ a cup at a time. 3.
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She had baked batches of her pecan squares Americana, a recipe included in her first cookbook.
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Its intention is to have the first batches of vaccine available for emergency use by January.
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As an example, here's how Arkansas (a Super Tuesday state) allocates its delegates in six batches.
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Enter from a rooftop parking lot to watch these being made fresh and in small batches.
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Working in batches, fry the remaining calamari a second time until crispy, about 1 minute more.
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You could order stuff like that in batches from any pottery factory in Stoke-upon-Trent.
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Plaits, the successor to Braid, has so far required eight or nine batches of 1,000 units.
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Appco Pharma LLC also recalled 150 mg and 300 mg batches of its ranitidine hydrochloride capsules.
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The way they pop up in batches at the board of elections makes me believe that.
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SpaceX will carry two separate batches of nanosatellites from Kepler aboard its Falcon 9 launch vehicles.
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Hainan and Guangdong provinces have already begun releasing batches of reserves, according to local government announcements.
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The department has promised up to $14.5 billion in payments for 2019, divided in three batches.
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The New York Times itself received several batches of documents from an anonymous source last year.
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I tend to sell lots of the clothes I don't want in big batches on Depop.
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Currently Harrington makes all the butter by himself, churning 120 litres a week in 20-litre batches.
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They exposed the different germ batches to a disinfecting solution made out of 23 percent isopropyl alcohol.
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The HPP engine is produced in special batches and only at Ford's powertrain plant in Valencia, Spain.
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To help with this, we instituted a $10 floor on earnings, inclusive of tips, for all batches.
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Cook the meatballs: Working in batches, heat 3 tablespoons oil oil in a large skillet over medium.
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To help with this, we instituted a $10 floor on earnings, inclusive of tips, for all batches.
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The tariffs will range between 5% and 10% and will be implemented in two batches on Sept.
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The Avengers have been on a Kimmel kick lately, appearing on the late night show in batches.
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We selected individual yeast colonies and grew them up until we had pitchable quantities for trial batches.
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The ring made about 1.6 million yuan ($248,117) from selling batches to vendors in Henan and Anhui.
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An investigation revealed that certain batches of pork exports to China from Canada carried forged health certificates.
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Mr Harris had discovered then, he said, that mailed ballots had arrived "in batches" which seemed suspicious.
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The IRS is sending these names out 'in batches', so there will be many more to follow.
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Passengers come in large batches, making for a high volume of ride requests in a constrained area.
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Or you can download from Albums, which contains photos you've placed into groups, in batches of 220,26.
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The 22 batches Monica makes before realizing what recipe is correct are all probably pretty incredible. 6.
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The agency also said Mylan failed to thoroughly investigate batches of medicines that failed to meet specifications.
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Its high-powered yet surprisingly quiet motor churns out vibrant juice for huge batches of festive beverages.
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Smell Dating then sent batches of 10 mixed swatches back to the clients to sniff this week.
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Two separate batches were made public on Wednesday, following one every weekday heading back to last Friday.
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It has been naming the guilty athletics, and stripping them of their medals where appropriate, in batches.
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For instance, the YC network will just include the recent YC Fellows and the last three batches.
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Working in batches, add the chicken and cook, turning as needed, until golden all over, 6 minutes.
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Every spring my mom and her friends used to make them in batches of more than 100.
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Batches of his archives were sent to Syracuse University and the Smithsonian Institution's Archives of American Art.
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WikiLeaks disclosed several batches of stolen emails in the months before the November election that damaged Clinton.
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Working in 2 batches, cook the breads, flipping once, until golden and cooked through, about 3 minutes.
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That also implies Credit Suisse could have sold its earlier batches more profitably had it waited, though.
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The Nordic Ware Microwave Popcorn Popper provides a simple, affordable way to make small batches of popcorn.
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The start-up then manufactures their desired items in batches from one to 10,000 units per order.
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He added that the technology behind such vehicles are still being developed, with breakthroughs coming in batches.
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In recent months, Venezuela has been shipping fuel to Matanzas in small batches, according to the data.
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A turning point toward that effort came when she took her batches of candies to her peers.
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The department has been regularly releasing batches of her work emails in keeping with a judge's order.
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The two organisations plan to hold regular adoption camps to screen potential adopters for the four batches.
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For example, the system sorts by creator and the reason for flagged, and then batches reports together.
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The physical parts are printed in batches then assembled through ball-and-socket joints that snap together.
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The exhaustive prep time is why menudo is usually made in very large batches on special occasions.
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Atrium plans on hosting four batches a year going forward, with the first being January 13th, 2018.
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YC funds startups in two batches per year, one in the winter and one in the summer.
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The cybersecurity firm Proofpoint has identified scam emails being sent in batches of 200,000 at a time.
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We both love cooking but usually meal prep in batches to save time during the week vs.
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In a small factory behind the shop, he makes batches in the Latin style, almost prodigally creamy.
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The caller — or callers — was clearly targeting certain commercial strips, making complaints in batches, as on Nov.
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Fry the chicken in batches, turning occasionally, until golden brown and cooked through, 4 to 5 minutes.
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But the downside is that sharing large batches of digital photos among multiple relatives is hardly straightforward.
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These deeper ties give vendors the leeway to negotiate things like smaller batches of products when necessary.
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The game show will release its full 12 episode season in four-episode batches over three weeks.
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It has a powerful motor and a medium-large mixing bowl for family-sized batches of dough.
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Then, working in batches, fry them golden in about a half-inch of hot oil, both sides.
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Testing in batches is common in disease surveillance, and it's used regularly in HIV surveillance, for example.
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The sandals, known for their custom designs and bright colors, are sometimes sold in limited-edition batches.
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On Tuesday, Moderna shipped the first batches of its experimental vaccine to the National Institutes of Health.
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The farm's goats provide the milk for some of the small batches of artisanal raw-milk cheeses.
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After decades of eschewing the internet, creator Gary Larson is releasing daily batches of the classic strip.
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They were returned in batches to O.P.C., and most had some kind of notation in the margins.
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Working in batches, cook the beef, turning as needed, until browned all over, 27 minutes per batch.
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Those batches would be tested in a lab to ensure each dose would meet the company's standards.
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Working in batches, add the bacon and cook, flipping once, until the fat has rendered, 9 minutes.
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The free Adobe Bridge photo-organizer program for Windows and Mac can also rename photos in batches.
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You can also use it for brewing batches of loose leaf tea, if that's more your style.
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Two batches of mosquitoes carrying the Wolbachia bacteria have been released in Rio de Janeiro so far.
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Working in batches, place tortilla pieces in oil and fry until golden brown, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Fry the potatoes in small batches until they are crisp and golden, about 3 minutes per batch.
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The 64 oz container creates pretty hefty batches, so the whole family can get in on the action.
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Spain has so far extradited 225 suspects, including 218 from Taiwan, in several batches to China, Xinhua added.
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BP says it blended batches of Eagle Ford crude from different wells, calling it a routine industry practice.
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Working in batches, add sprout cores to hot oil; fry until slightly crispy, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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Obscure forums oil the trade in stolen credit-card details, sold in batches of thousands at a time.
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CHINA CABINET SAYS IT WILL ARRANGE FOR WORKERS TO RETURN TO WORK IN BATCHES TO REDUCE INFECTION RISKS
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"All ecstasy batches have the potential to be rogue because there is no medically supplied ecstasy," he said.
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Remove tenders from freezer and fry in oil in batches until golden and cooked through, 8-10 minutes.
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They will also supply Opiant with clinical samples and registration batches for clinical studies and obtaining regulatory approvals.
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The first six batches of the robot, each averaging 1,000 units, sold out in less than a minute.
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I make big batches of beans in the Crock-Pot and then freeze them to have easy lunches.
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"We source high-quality beans, roast them in small batches for consistency, and package them properly," he explains.
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Google says Lens is rolling out in batches, so you might not get the update right away — sorry!
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It was never a defined crash, just a nasty little bit of code that ruined our batches instantly.
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The Schürbek dropped batches of depth charges in a sustained attack that lasted the duration of the morning.
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Then I make two batches of chai tea from scratch, which I love to drink in the afternoon.
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Working in batches, add the chicken and cook, turning occasionally, until browned all over, 4 to 5 minutes.
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Working in batches, place doughnuts in oil and cook, flipping once, until puffed and golden, about 3 minutes.
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"This batch variation can be the cause of different outgassing and different optical properties between batches," he says.
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Tickets are released in batches so if you don't see tickets available, stay tuned for our next release!
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The big delay between shipping the two production batches of Bitlock was caused by a cash flow issue.
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Working in batches, toss the onions in the rye flour and fry until golden, 3 1/2 minutes.
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The trafficker then sold the debt to another "agent" who brought them in batches by train to Chennai.
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Their skill lies in hunting down surplus batches of stock from well-known brands and negotiating steep reductions.
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WikiLeaks, meanwhile, has been steadily releasing batches of hacked emails allegedly stolen from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
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A note though: we've had some bad batches of film, and buyers have complained about this, as well.
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In Greenwich Park in London it's always Squirtle, and elsewhere you can find batches of Pikachu or Charmander.
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Working in batches, add the pita bread and cook, flipping once, until warmed through, 1 to 2 minutes.
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The government has sought to remedy the issue by releasing batches of private banking licenses, beginning in 2014.
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The thinking goes that if like counts increase in spurts, it's possible that videos are shown in batches.
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The experts also recommended that Dengvaxia be bought in small batches so the price could be negotiated down.
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The State Department is currently producing batches of the 15,000 emails uncovered by the FBI during its investigation.
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When my Jamaican mother's family fried their batches in Kingston, they'd fluff the meat in a yolky dough.
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Jacob: Usually things like gumbo or something like that, things that are easy to make in big batches.
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Working in batches, add the crayfish tails and cook, turning, until golden brown, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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Working in batches, cook the chicken for 4 minutes, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.
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In a spice or coffee grinder, grind the spice mix to a powder, working in batches if necessary.
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Working in batches, fry the plantains, stirring occasionally so they don't stick together, until golden, about 4 minutes.
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What I wanted to capture was the texture, and it eluded me over five days and many batches.
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Working in batches, add the eggplant and cook, flipping once, until golden on both sides, about 4 minutes.
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The next day and working in batches, pulse the mixture in a blender for 1 second 10 times.
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Those batches will be from voters who had a clear favorite candidate on whom they settled months ago.
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Based on its testing, Valisure rejects about 10 percent of the drug batches it sees, for various reasons.
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That said, if you do have a Gem in one of those batches, you should stop using it.
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Second, there's even some confusion with the statewide delegates, because most states award them in two separate batches.
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She makes small batches ($35, 500 milliliters), using base wines primarily from the Red Hook Winery in Brooklyn.
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WikiLeaks claims to have 50,000 of Podesta's messages, indicating it plans to release them in batches moving forward.
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It's got an oven shape that allows for larger batches compared to air fryers with pull-out baskets.
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The eight-quart capacity makes it perfect for whipping up large batches to share or to meal prep.
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The oil is made in small batches from Koroneiki olives, some of them from 13,000-year-old trees.
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A World Health Organization alert went out listing the batches from the Indian factory that might be contaminated.
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We are here for you: Read Alison Roman's guide to baking sugar cookies and make a few batches.
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Ari Meisel, author and entrepreneur, batches his activities and alternates his environments to match the work he's doing.
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Calix's people poisoned half of the batches sent to the public, killing dozens during a televised reconciliation event.
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This process is very imprecise, so the dose in one packet can differ greatly within or between batches.
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Small satellite startup Kepler Communications has booked two batches of nanosatellite launches on board SpaceX's new rideshare missions.
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The beans are then roasted in small batches, which burns off the alcohol, but packs in the flavor.
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He indicted the former Trump campaign chair on 25 charges, in three separate batches and across two venues.
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Add the chicken and, working in batches, brown it all over, about 3 to 5 minutes per batch.
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Many Old World brewers of sour beer employ a blending system like the solera of sherry, in which new batches of beer are combined over time with older batches in ways that can result in a more consistent product as well as compensate for any noticeable flaws in a particular batch.
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Working in batches, add the artichokes to the pan with the folded side of soppressata down so it seals.
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Available in 26 (!!) different colors, it has a tilting head and easily handles large and small batches and batters.
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Add polenta, in batches, to hot oil, and cook until golden brown and crisp, about 4 minutes per side.
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Working in batches, fry the donuts, parchment side-up, and quickly peel off and discard the paper with tongs.
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Working in batches, cook the patties, turning once, until lightly golden on each side, about 6 to 8 minutes.
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Police and the FBI have declined to comment on the releases now amounting to eight batches since May 2.
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Wipe the skillet clean and add 3 tablespoons more oil and, working in batches, add the potatoes and shallots.
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The group, now with a few dozen accelerator batches under its belt, has several thousand companies in its universe.
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A decade ago, Bordeaux—which makes fewer distinct wines in larger batches—became popular in Asia, and prices soared.
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It transferred small amounts of the raw ingredient of pentobarbital to them to create batches of the execution drug.
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Debuted last summer, Pepper keeps selling out of its 1,000-unit batches in less than a minute each time.
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Pulse cauliflower in a food processor until it's the consistency of coarse breadcrumbs, working in batches as needed. 73.
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I'm a pretty decent cook, and have successfully made many batches of popovers — a close relation to Yorkshire pudding.
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Well, it turns out a lot of users who don't have batteries from those batches are experiencing shutdowns too.
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Whenever she had leftovers from her personal batches, she'd send them out to readers who wanted to try them.
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Working in batches, add the tomatoes and mugwort leaves into the oil and cook until golden, about 2 minutes.
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WikiLeaks started releasing Podesta's emails on October 7 and released new batches nearly every day before the November election.
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Just before making the pizza, add the kale to the oil, working in batches not to overcrowd the oil.
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The messages have been released by WikiLeaks in small batches, with an apparent intention of maximizing their political impact.
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Cancer-causing impurities have been linked to batches of valsartan over the past year, leading to a global recall.
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TC: Do you tend to coach one person at a time or do you do your coaching in batches?
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Tickets are released in batches, and the first round is available now on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Working in batches, fry the potatoes until cooked through, but still slightly raw in the center, about 2 minutes.
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Even in the suburbs, national REIT operators have emerged, buying and leasing batches of single-family homes with gardens.
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Working in batches as needed, cook pineapple rings until slightly blackened and caramelized, about 2 minutes per side. 2.
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"We usually have three beers on tap, unfiltered, which we make in house, in 16-gallon batches," he said.
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Working in batches, place about 1/2 cup of potato mixture in your hand and form a thick pancake.
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The latest numbers are notable because the first three batches of filing-season data showed a smaller average refund.
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Rogue Creamery is known for its cheesemaking prowess and makes Cheddar and blue cheeses by hand in small batches.
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The synthetics are often mixed into batches of heroin, or sprinkled into mixtures of caffeine, antihistamines and other fillers.
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Booker then spent the day releasing small batches of the 20,21 pages of Kavanaugh documents only available to senators.
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The latest numbers are notable because the first three batches of filing-season data showed a smaller average refund.
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But a divide remains over whether the changes should be made in batches or through a longer-term renewal.
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"There is no safety concern for consumers and only specific batches are affected," the company said in a statement.
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The monthly batches have steadily churned up fresh criticism of the former secretary of State's bespoke email setup. ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Those startups are organized into batches, with the program launching its third batch shortly (applications are due July 2nd).
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Such data can help the health department and law enforcement track dangerous batches of drugs, and help warn addicts.
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Citigroup is testing Koru's software on small batches of employees in its corporate and investment bank, a spokesman said.
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Each bracelet comes with 30 patches, and you can buy in batches of 30 after that, the founders say.
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To cook the dumplings, working in batches, heat 2 tablespoons oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat.
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Increasingly, he encounters batches of boorish, hard-partying tourists in bikinis or trunks, slugging beer to loud pop music.
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The Obama administration has been ordered to release them in two separate batches over the next two weeks: Feb.
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And even with a boom in international interest, local mezcal maestros have focused on quality production in small batches.
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That distinction between a painting and drawing is important, according to Dr. Henshilwood, because ocher paint batches can dry.
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Oh, and I made my own baby food — did big batches on the weekend and froze little baby servings.
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So, after shepherding 26 batches of thousands of founders over the past 10 years, 500 is shaking things up.
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Dance is working with a factory in downtown Los Angeles that washes denim in ozone machines in small batches.
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School officials are alerted to flagged posts in real time or in batches at the end of each day.
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And that's just one reason some hardcore poppers enthusiasts have turned to making their own DIY batches at home.
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Walmart says it now has a better system for pinpointing which batches of leafy green vegetables might be contaminated.
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Working in batches, add the ribs and cook, flipping once, until charred and cooked, about 2 to 3 minutes.
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She was tasked with synthesizing small batches of the oil to try to convert it into high-quality resin.
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Vital said it had bought those batches "in conjunction with Kunming Rongke" and now owned all of the material.
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City Hall had previously released two other batches of similar emails, but there are many it continues to withhold.
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The transfers, along with previous batches of detainees sent to Oman and Saudi Arabia earlier this month, were expected.
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Mondelez said it had received one report so far of an allergic reaction related to the batches being recalled.
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This extends beyond the two batches initially connected to the salmonella outbreak that caused four babies to fall ill.
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Quantities are not always disclosed, but collectors said the items are usually produced in batches of hundreds or thousands.
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Durex said only a limited number of batches were affected and that customers would be offered a full refund.
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The company specializes in launching batches of small spacecraft, which are often about the size of a microwave oven.
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In February, he sent an e-mail to recent batches warning that some founders had grown cocky and entitled.
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The scale is sturdy and versatile enough to handle all the ingredients you need for large batches of dough.
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Working in batches, blend the soup with the remaining butter and brandy and the maple syrup, if using. 7.
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Cook the mushrooms: Working in batches, heat half of the olive oil in a large cast-iron skillet over high.
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Toast the bread: Wipe the pan clean and, working in batches, heat half of the olive oil over medium-high.
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Then they went to court, and a judge ordered them to do it immediately, and to release them in batches.
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Work in three or four batches of each, alternating between dries and oil, until fully incorporated, about 1 minute. 4.
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Camera stuffI almost called this one Cameragate, but that seems overly dramatic compared to the other two batches of complaints.
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You can also enjoy ice cream that is made to order in single batches at their first ever affogato station.
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After scouring the web for recipes, she would make the deodorant in her kitchen and give away the leftover batches.
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I successfully cooked and served numerous batches of fondue in an enameled cast-iron Dutch oven on the stove top.
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When a volcano emits CO2, it means new batches of magma are moving toward the surface — a sign of unrest.
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The published emails, released in batches over nine months, have had a seismic impact on US politics and the election.
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However, Clear Labs applies similar technology used in human clinical trials, but for food products, to find these bad batches.
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Out of 90,370 investors, 86 percent bought small batches of bonds worth between 1,000 and 20,000 euros, the IGCP said.
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Since they go on sale later in the year the final batches are not yet rolling off the assembly lines.
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It's so potent that addicts have been dying in droves recently as batches of heroin have been cut with it.
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Not too many of the initial run of 5,000 units are left to buy, but more batches may appear soon.
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SpaceX has been launching these probes in batches of 220 (except for the sixth mission, which sent up five satellites).
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Make a few batches of this cold sesame noodle recipe, or give this 5-ingredient zucchini noodle salad a spin.
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The new minimums better protect shoppers from smaller, outlying batches and the changes increased Instacart's overall contribution to shopper earnings.
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But they were too late: by the time they arrived, Macedonia was only allowing asylum-seekers through in tiny batches.
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These will roll out in batches, with the first three to launch being Philly, Atlanta and Miami in early June.
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The city is set to sell batches of the locks with the proceeds going to refugee groups, the Guardian reports.
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Just about all of Mouth's offerings are entirely crafted in the United States, most in small batches made by hand.
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Tens of thousands of Hadoop jobs run overnight in batches across Twitter's data centres holding petabytes of information, he said.
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Add flour mixture to saucepan in batches, stirring between each addition, until you have a smooth, fairly stiff dough. 3.
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Usually the people to hit on me were the dealers or their friends that I'd buy my batches off of.
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Two major batches of these stolen emails — from the DNC, and from John Podesta — were eventually posted publicly by WikiLeaks.
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Since they go on sale later in the year, the final batches are not yet rolling off the assembly lines.
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They aren't afraid to make imperfect first versions, test them in batches, find the flaws, and iterate with new ideas.
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ThePresto Dual Basket Pro Fry Deep Fryerhas all of these characteristics, is affordable, and can fry large batches of food.
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The anti-secrecy platform has been publishing daily batches of emails stolen from Clinton campaign manager John Podesta's email account.
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GSK and AstraZeneca have already set up new facilities in mainland Europe to test batches of drugs made in Britain.
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The Fed currently processes payments by settling debts between banks in large, daily batches, which delays recipients' access to funds.
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The messages have been slowly released by WikiLeaks in batches, with the apparent intention of dragging out their news coverage.
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The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has so far approved 403 national-level charming towns in two batches.
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With the Brooklyn Brew Shop Everyday IPA Starter Kit, you'll brew smaller batches of beer in a space-saving system.
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The amount may seem minuscule, but it's enough for Carson to make an extra one or two batches of beer.
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Instead of running around a ball field, Bailey is running a hand mixer, whipping up fresh batches of yummy treats.
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The strike, during the busy summer holiday season, would begin on July 25 and would last in batches until Aug.
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The company then commissioned 12 episodes that were released in two batches of 6 episodes — season three and season four.
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Working in batches, grill the chicken, turning as needed, until charred and cooked through, 5 to 7 minutes per batch.
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The new Giant Cookie Cutter will make Christmas cookie cutting so simple, you'll want to bake batches throughout the season.
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The pair also discuss finding a buyer for the batches of crystal meth (valued at $1.3 million) that they cooked.
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"She made the fish in batches, and would talk and hang out while the fish was cooking," Mr. Richards recalled.
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The sugar content jumped from 3 or 4 Brix in the early batches to 7 in the later-harvested carrots.
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My initial batches were simple: water, supermarket sachets of black tea, white sugar, the Scoby and some already-brewed kombucha.
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At the brewery all the beer is served in batches, which means styles get changed often when the keg empties.
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He was literally mercurial: brewing batches of quicksilver, cocaine and tribal medicines, drinking them down and then recording the results.
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All December, at home in Manila, Manzke made batches of the bars after school, then woke up at 4 a.m.
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Other fake pages also had a far more international bent than the earlier batches uncovered by the social media company.
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Oftentimes, products are left in warehouses because they were returned, or certain batches of inventory contain some type of defect.
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That's because the founder, Monique Deschaine, trained with Marcella Hazan, and Ms. Deschaine's pasta dough is rolled in small batches.
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Together, all these combine for a little less than a quarter of Super Tuesday's delegates — the smallest of these batches.
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That year, Citizens opened up its books and let the private insurers buy its most profitable policies, in big batches.
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We took all the leftovers and froze them in small batches for our daughter, who can't get enough of these.
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It's not uncommon for hackers to roll out stolen credit card numbers from breaches in smaller batches, Krebs points out.
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The more passive approach entails not signing up for any hours at all, and not accepting any on-demand batches.
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Redacted versions of those messages have been released to the public in batches on a regular basis since last May.
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The government has since sent a Navy ship to carry people out in batches of about 800 at a time.
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However, because they only make small batches, a lot of the wines listed on the menu weren't available to try.
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Working in batches, cook the chicken, flipping once, until browned on both sides, about 6 to 8 minutes per batch.
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The agreement contained a prisoner exchange which has been slowly and only partially implemented in small batches throughout the year.
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If you want the ability to make even larger batches, you can still find bigger models on sale right now.
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In December, the partners learned the factory where early batches of their food were made had an outbreak of listeria.
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Among these, kale and spinach contained 1.1 to 1.8 times more pesticide residue in weight than other batches of produce.
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Separately on Thursday, China's state-run Sinograin confirmed recent purchases of a few batches of U.S. soybeans, without specifying volumes.
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Among the latest batches of businesses taken to court were dozens of New York art galleries, sued in methodical fashion.
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An antigovernment activist named Firas has managed to smuggle in small batches of bulgur wheat that he delivers door to door.
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Blocks missed that window, too, only starting to ship the first batches of finalized devices to Kickstarter backers in September 2017.
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But a disturbing new study shows that even small batches of nukes can have disastrous environmental consequences on a global scale.
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SpaceX has been launching these satellites in batches of 10, and this will be the fifth set to go into space.
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If you don't need a large quantity of business cards, Vistaprint will allow you to order batches as small as 100.
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Police have released 13 batches of investigative documents, 911 audio, police reports, witness statements and video over the last three months.
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Its 11-cup work bowl and extra large feed tube will let you dominate big batches of whole fruits and veggies.
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As soon as the soup reaches its optimal tastiness, Voltaggio purees it in batches in a blender until it's silky smooth.
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Historically, overseas factories have been reluctant to invest the money and labor required to produce smaller batches of high-fashion product.
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The system processed vast batches of phone numbers and curated custom messages on the fly with links to the fake sites.
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They note most of the fighter program has funding secured several years out based on the previous two batches of contracts.
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"You're making smaller batches than commercial brewers so you can afford to take risks which commercial brewers can't," he tells me.
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Internal campaign emails allegedly from Podesta's account were published in batches by WikiLeaks in the weeks leading up to Election Day.
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Working in batches so as not to crowd the pan, brown the beef well on all sides, 6 to 8 minutes.
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ThirdLove introduced half-sizes after early data batches collected from the app revealed that many women fell between traditional cup sizes.
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The first two batches I cooked side-by-side on a traditional and AirBake sheet for a normal amount of time.
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Clothes are condensed into greatest-hits batches: men on three, women on two, accessories on the ground floor and beauty below.
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The first three batches of IRS data showed a drop in the average refund size compared to similar periods in 22019.
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They're more or less the same, except the Deluxe can brew five-liter batches of beer as well as craft beer.
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Of its 400 employees, 40 are on the engineering team, building patented technology for rapidly printing small batches of T-shirts.
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Peter Strzok, for his part, sought to explain himself and the batches of personal communications publicly released without context by Congress.
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Different parts of the lobster — claws, knuckles, bodies, legs and tails — are separated, weighed and grouped into batches according to size.
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Includes: A reusable Little Brown Keg fermenter, two brewing extracts to brew 2 batches (4 gallons/32 pints) of beer, 11ProsCons
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KayaSoaps Rose Mini Gift Set, $21This set of rose products are homemade in small batches and loaded with nourishing organic ingredients.
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Police have released 13 batches of investigative documents, 911 audio, police reports, witness statements and video over the last three months
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Fry in batches for 3 to 4 minutes, or until the falafel balls are brown and crispy (but not burnt!). 6.
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It has come to our attention that some recently released batches of Dorothy Lynch Home Style Dressing may still be affected.
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Working in batches, if necessary, deep-fry the wings and tripe for 4 to 6 minutes, or until golden and crispy.
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Under a new court order, the department is scheduled to continue releasing batches of emails before the election on Nov. 8.
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The lunches, which chefs cooked in batches of about 100, were judged by both students and a panel of food writers.
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But since her production is outdoors, she occasionally takes the spent yeast from previous batches and splashes it around the barn.
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On a blockchain, a distributed network of computers works to verify transactions, with batches of them ordered and recorded in blocks.
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To make it, the kitchen salts grass-fed beef and grinds it in small batches with 18 percent fat, guaranteeing succulence.
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That would likely differ from Shoppers receiving a bonus based on the number of batches they complete on a given shift.
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Frank & Oak is a Canadian clothing company that makes small batches of stylish, sustainable clothes and shoes for men and women.
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So, in the 1980s, Elena bucked tradition and started making small batches based on soil type, with a concentration on quality.
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Brown these in a sauté pan with a few tablespoons of neutral oil, working in batches to avoid crowding the pan.
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There's one other important-but-confusing part of Democrats' delegate rules: that delegates are awarded in different batches in each state.
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Dr. Parekh happily agreed, and, using the same methods he had developed for Kwality, made a few batches of ice cream.
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Working in batches, season the chicken all over with salt and pepper and cook, flipping once, until golden, about 4 minutes.
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Some large hospitals, such as Duke, house so-called compounding pharmacies, which can make custom batches of generics like sodium bicarbonate.
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So far SpaceX has launched about 300 Starlink satellites, sending batches of 60 at a time into space every few weeks.
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With an 8-quart capacity, it can also let you prep big batches of meals to serve your friends and family.
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They repeated this process with several batches of antihydrogen to measure the frequencies of its ultraviolet emissions to 12digits of accuracy.
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Over the next couple of years, OneWeb plans to keep launching batches of satellites until hundreds of them are in orbit.
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Margins were also helped by fewer batches of products being written down and lower production costs due to changes in suppliers.
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Working in batches, coat the onion rings in the batter, then fry, turning as needed, until crisp, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Requiring a prescription for traditional compounders is a key mechanism that ensures traditional compounding pharmacies do not produce in large batches.
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Prior to that, 14 batches of exclusions for Chinese products had been granted between December 2018 and mid-October this year.
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Because of its chemical composition, it can contaminate large batches of plastics in the recycling system that would otherwise be acceptable.
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The Strategic Capabilities Office is already looking for companies that can manufacture the drones in batches of 1,000, the Pentagon stated.
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We just released the third round of our first-come-first-serve tickets, and the first two batches sold like proverbial hotcakes.
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Instead of disappearing, however, methamphetamine production migrated south to Mexico, where today chemists produce mammoth batches of the drug in professional labs.
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Cook steak in hot oil, in batches, until charred and desired degree of doneness is reached, 2 minutes per side for medium.
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Pull pan off of the stove and blend the sauce with either a stick blender or in batches with a countertop blender.
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Depending on the board model, the chips varied slightly in size, suggesting that the attackers had supplied different factories with different batches.
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The House has also passed an act that would allow votes on batches of rules, rather than one rule at a time.
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BP said in its initial complaint that it blended batches of crude out of Texas's Eagle Ford shale play prior to delivery.
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If you "heart" someone, don't be surprised if it's not an instant match (not everyone receives the same daily batches of people).
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"What we've created is something that is reproducible, meaning that batches of this virus can be made in large quantities," Shi said.
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The first of two such batches was released on Tuesday, prompting banks to request 2.5 billion pounds ($3.5 billion) for six months.
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Anyway who texts you in batches of a dozen or more, all at once, needs to be sat down and talked to.
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The latest batches of MP22 phones were looking increasingly like iPod competitors, and new alternatives for dealing with the carriers were emerging.
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These beers were unpasteurized and brewed in small batches, they offered taste and flavor, and swiftly became a way of Greenwich life.
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It adds that the prize money will be distributed "in several batches" throughout the year, with the final deadline being December 31.
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That sounds obvious, but traditional printing batches were almost always below capacity because each customer ordered individually with little option for batching.
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The beer-brewing process uses a lot of electricity, heating and cooling batches of water and beer over several weeks of production.
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Customers can buy just 100 packages for small batches rather than a larger amount they'd normally have to purchase through this startup.
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The paper is a grim wakeup call for military planners who think small batches of nukes won't result in severe environmental consequences.
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So far, 3,500 people have been using the service as the company has been accepting new users in batches every other month.
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Tickets are available on a strictly first-come, first-served basis, and the first two batches of tickets disappeared pretty darned quick.
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To create the desired functionality, batches of cells were produced to replicate real skin, including the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous fat layer.
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When I get back, I run to the grocery store to get ingredients for two big batches of soup to freeze ($45).
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It took two weeks and about 25 batches, but I eventually came up with my own recipe that I'm really happy with!
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Later batches were altered to provide windows and the open rear platform began to disappear as it required a second crew member.
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KitchenAid mixers conquer big batches like no other brand can and can knead or blend tough ingredients for extended periods of time.
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In the last batches sent out by the vendor, however, users complained that they had received drugs other than what they ordered.
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State Department lawyers said Monday that they expect the agency to begin releasing the documents in batches every week beginning Oct. 14.
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Dr. Qasim says that Saeed and Jamal send around one kilo a month, in batches of several ounces of heroin a time.
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Each season, brands like Vetements and Moschino provide us with new batches of head-scratching merchandise, usually in the form of accessories.
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Season the scallops with salt and pepper and, working in batches, cook the scallops, flipping once, until seared, 2 to 3 minutes.
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You're most likely to find this style in small, handmade batches at a local ice cream shop or a high-end restaurant.
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A rejected drug batch was stored in the "approved material" area, and some batches did not carry expiry dates, the report said.
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But, if you like a crispier cookie (or are just always accidentally burning batches), this little cookie sheet is perfect for you.
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Both batches are being stored in the rare earth hub of Ganzhou, in China's southeastern province of Jiangxi, according to the notices.
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A note about our meat business: We usually buy in batches once every two months and we make around $200 per batch.
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The Lekue Microwave Popcorn Popper takes up very little space and produces small batches of popcorn with minimal unpopped kernels or mess.
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The Sempre sneakers from M.Gemi are handmade in small batches in Italian factories, and the quality is apparent in these lightweight shoes.
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Working in batches, dust the malfatti in the flour, then dredge them in the eggs, then roll them in the breadcrumbs. 5.
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And of 22017,22019 drug batches containing fentanyl tested by the DEA in 23.8, 1.1 percent contained only fentanyl and cocaine in combination.
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The inventor behind this brew is award-winning Finnish barista, Kalle Freese, who produces his batches in an old San Francisco warehouse.
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Place in the pan to brown, working in batches so not to crowd the pan, continue with remaining ground beef and veal.
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So far, two batches of startups have chosen to spend some time in France, and this program seems to be going well.
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According to the site, Cohen and Greenfield will then make homemade batches for each flavor and raffle off the pints to supporters.
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Normally, customers try to order our products in batches and place their orders well in advance in order to minimize shipping costs.
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Even though I made them a little too thick, these were by far the most delicious celebrity cookies of the three batches.
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Butler took it all in stride, deferred to the new talent, and focused on defense and brewing endless batches of Tuff Juice.
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Both have halted North American car production but are repurposing plants and workers to manufacture emergency batches of ventilators to undersupplied hospitals.
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In Syria, she said, she routinely made batches of the same dough using 25 pounds of flour and six pounds of sugar.
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Beijing has so far issued three batches of quotas for this year for refined fuel exports, but all went to state firms.
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The accelerator typically requires companies in its twice-a-year batches to relocate to the Bay Area for the three-month run.
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Hand mixers are ideal for jobs like combining the ingredients for batches of cookies, creating a delicious meringue, and breaking down vegetables.
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Ship owners fear that mixing different batches of very low sulfur fuels risks creating a level of sediment which could damage engines.
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This is typically at a physical hub, though, like YC, Techstars began to experiment with virtual batches a couple of years ago.
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Batches of hacked emails were published by WikiLeaks leading up to the presidential election, though Assange has denied have connections to Russia.
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She started selling small batches of the natural moisturizer, mixed with essential oils, at the local farmers market and saw great demand.
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In 2017, researchers at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in England examined 19153 women, sequencing batches of white blood cells from each.
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Whereas "shake and bake" labs could turn out lots of small batches, so-called "superlabs" in Mexico produce hundreds of pounds daily.
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I made big, beautiful batches of roasted broccoli with garlic, couscous, and spicy tomato chickpeas and paired them with whole grain bread.
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Working in batches, dredge the shrimp and oysters in the cornmeal mix, then fry until golden-brown, about 2 to 3 minutes.
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He began creating rudimentary cheese in his apartment, and gradually mastered the art by making and remaking new batches and studying techniques.
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They go to weekend marches, organize with friends after work or get together to send batches of postcards to the White House.
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Working in 2 batches, cook 2 slices of bread and their cut-out until golden brown on one side, about 2 minutes.
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Make Small Tweaks to Each MealYes, prepping your meals inherently means that you have to make big batches of the same ingredients.
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They are combining ancient traditions detailed in books -- some dating back to the 12th century -- with modern techniques to craft limited-edition batches.
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Up until now, the so-called low-rate initial production contracts have been for smaller batches of F-35 Joint Strike Fighter aircraft.
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But in her first few batches of evidence, Mehmet hit forensic pay dirt: a handful of unknown profiles—including on the washed gloves.
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"Consumers who have these batches/Lots of Claire's or Beauty Plus products should stop using them," the FDA wrote in its online statement.
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Cook the chicken, in batches (adding an additional tablespoon of oil if necessary), until golden brown on one side, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Fry chips in 2 batches until very lightly golden, 3 or 4 minutes per batch, stirring occasionally to make sure they don't stick.
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Some batches will take much less time, but generally, the more complex a recipe, the longer you ought to leave it to mature.
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I made three batches of regular cookies, and one monstrous cookie cake and overall, the results for these idiotproof cookies was somewhat inconsistent.
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Kalache tells me that Holberton was able to place 90 percent of students from these first batches in jobs, freelancing positions or internships.
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Add sausages, working in batches if necessary, and cook until browned on all sides and slightly bursting from their casings, about 15 minutes.
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Batches with all-purpose flour skewed grainy if not catastrophic, but you could try arrowroot or tapioca starch in place of the potato.
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I'm not terribly interested in finding sensitive information, but open directories are also used by people to share large batches of miscellaneous files.
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"Batches of people started saying hateful things phrases like: 'Kill yourself,' 'You're not welcome here,' 'We don't want you,'" a parent told KCTV5.
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SpaceX has been periodically launching these new probes in batches of 10 from California, except for one flight that sent up five satellites.
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We only work in 20-kilo batches, so when you buy a package of meatballs, all that meat is from the same animal.
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These four recipes can be made into big batches to serve or hand out — and we've even made the container decision for you.
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One of the museum's goals is that these batches of creative teams could help Te Papa address and solve some of their challenges.
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Finally, the crispy donuts are dunked in little batches of chocolate and vanilla glaze, ready to be served to the world's smallest cops.
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Taylor Gourmet, which does small batches of its food, can also pinpoint what customers are going to ask for and in what quantities.
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Working in batches, add the potatoes and cook, flipping once, until golden and crispy but still soft in the middle, about 10 minutes.
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Instead, he's going way old school and making batches of mead at his yet-to-be-opened brewery in Brooklyn, All-Wise Meadery.
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I have a party today and a family picnic tomorrow, so I make fresh salsa and two batches of pasta salad to take.
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For the first couple of batches, we would spend all the money we earned from the previous batch to buy a bigger batch.
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It wasn't just the cunning email campaign (hack John Podesta's account and get a then-trusted source, Wikileaks, to release it in batches).
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Russian news agency RIA, citing a security source, said Jaish al-Islam rebels will leave Douma in two batches in the coming hours.
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Over the past four months, Georgia police have seized about 50 batches of grey death statewide, with metro Atlanta being a major hotspot.
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For one thing, it arrives at the delivery point—Cushing, Oklahoma—by pipeline, and so can be sold in batches of variable size.
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When new batches of tickets become available through the musical's website, they're quickly snatched up — in large part, as Miranda notes, by bots.
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Zeroth was founded two years ago and has graduated 33 companies from three batches to date, taking an average of six percent equity.
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Considering that CubeSats are often launched in batches, the odds of accidents would be significantly multiplied if they were equipped with reactive engines.
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Dealers can also boost their profits by adding fentanyl to weak batches of heroin and using it to make counterfeit prescription pain pills.
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At the moment, each process requires a different apparatus, and the products have to be made one at a time, or in batches.
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Clinton's favor; his supporters are furious about her significant advantage in support from superdelegates: influential party officials who control large batches of votes.
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Hand-popped in small batches and seasoned with yummy flavors like rosemary and truffle, it's no wonder this unique snack got a deal.
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The agency is expected to release several more batches of weekly filing-season statistics in the coming weeks, as it processes more returns.
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After a couple of batches, I fell hard for the soft, spoonable Southern soufflé style, which doesn't require cubing and toasting the cornbread.
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Most every Tuesday, a crew of cartoonists face the harrowing task of presenting their weekly batches of gags to this magazine for judgment.
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Working in batches, coat the tomatoes in the flour mixture, then back in the buttermilk, then in the flour mixture again before frying.
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Cofounders Burns, O'Mara, and Oxton used this 3-barrel steel vessel to brew their first batches of beer in their apartment in Somerville
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Congress is planning to pass most appropriations bills in batches and then send them to the president for his signature ahead of Sept.
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Twitter and Google followed up with their own announcements that they had deleted batches of accounts linked to Iranian misinformation efforts as well.
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Fry the potatoes in two batches, stirring constantly for even cooking, for 143 or 214 minutes, until they turn a light golden brown.
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The agency notice included the lot numbers of the batches being extended and added six months to a year to their expiration dates.
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Karen Solomon's latest book is not one you need for putting up batches of bread and butter pickles, peach preserves or tomato sauce.
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Now, scientists in upstate New York are brewing batches of homemade lava to simulate the most violent of volcanic explosions with spectacular effects.
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Roughly 130 pounds of basalt were melted in an induction furnace at 2,400 degrees Fahrenheit for four hours to create 10 gallon batches.
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In Norway, at its Atlungstad distillery, Arcus has a young team distilling small batches of juniper-forward aquavit and one infused with butter.
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The hobbyist — whom Dr. Lyko declined to identify — was struck by the large size of the crayfish and its enormous batches of eggs.
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Some of that support takes the form of seed investments, offered to batches of companies in exchange for a small amount of equity.
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The test isn't rapid-response yet—the company is flying samples to the company's headquarters in New York, where they're run in batches.
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To find them, scientists must freeze whole batches caught in the usual traps and tediously hand-sort them with tweezers under a microscope.
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He sometimes tastes dozens of samples a day, and has to translate his impressions to a team of scientists who adjust batches accordingly.
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Make the red sauce: Working in batches, place all of the ingredients, except for the oil, in a blender and purée until smooth.
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After finding the eyebrow-raising patterns in the 2017 net neutrality comments, BuzzFeed News searched for other batches of suspicious-looking FCC comments.
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You can also delete recordings individually, in batches, or set up automatic deletions using the Alexa app or on your Alexa Privacy page.
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Working in batches, dip the shrimp in the batter to coat completely, then fry, turning as needed, until golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Then I put some batches aside for outside lab testing for corn and rice syrup adulteration and the presence of pesticides or antibiotics.
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I think what I have done, is they said you have to delete them in batches, and I have, you know, 30,000 photos.
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JoJo Siwa has responded to the news that one of her Claire's makeup kits was recalled after some batches tested positive for asbestos.
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The circles represent where the mosquitoes in the study were first collected; the squares where the new batches were left for the winter.
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The suspension followed deliveries of batches contaminated with "quarantine organisms", Interfax news agency quoted Yulia Shvabauskene, deputy head of the agricultural body, as saying.
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Ben Cohen (co-founder and half the namesake of Ben & Jerry's) has whipped up several batches of a Bernie Sanders-themed ice cream flavor.
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You can watch the fresh batches of noodles go from dough to plate in minutes, and all the meat is cooked before your eyes.
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In order to increase efficiency, the goods would be manufactured in batches based on factors such as the customer shipping address, the patent says.
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By sourcing heme from fermented, genetically-modified yeast, rather than harvested soy plants, Impossible could prepare it in large batches with minimal environmental impact.
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Even before the outbreak, Congress had begun to scrutinize the Chinese medicine industry following warnings last year about contaminated batches of foreign-made drugs.
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Kellogg's is recalling boxes of Honey Smacks after batches of the cereal were found to be possibly tainted with salmonella, the company announced Thursday.
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Unlike Netflix, which tends to drop episodes in big season batches, Hulu tends to favor the network-made model of one episode per week.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) traced the problem to certain batches of heparin made with an active ingredient manufactured in China.
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It's tough for scientists to do this in the lab today, and when it is done, it can only be done in small batches.
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At issue is the size of a "block", the name given to the batches into which bitcoin transactions are assembled before they are confirmed.
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Working in batches, add chicken to hot oil; fry until a meat thermometer inserted in thickest portion of chicken registers 165°, about 9 minutes.
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This SLS technique is used by companies like Shapeways to produce batches of products while preserving as much of the raw material as possible.
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For example, they might be using the same table or sink to cut different batches of cocaine and fentanyl without cleaning the space beforehand.
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I've had the PicoBrew long enough to taste two of the three batches I brewed on it, and both tasted more or less fine.
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Not all of Yadgar's dishes are cooked at once, so he starts his day by helping the kitchen staff cook huge batches of food.
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They make batches of current episodes available on-demand through cable boxes or online apps, and sell them later to the likes of Netflix.
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The included 6-quart bowl can help make large batches of cookies or mashed potatoes at once, and will make literally any recipe easier.
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This super simple, super tasty Armenian cucumber and tomato salad is great to make in big batches to supplement your lunches all week long.
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We live in an era when it is not unusual for exoplanets—worlds beyond our solar system—to be discovered in batches of hundreds.
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Meridian Hive currently offers three carbonated draft meads (Discovery, Rhapsody and Haven), as well as several traditional uncarbonated versions and limited- run special batches.
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In 10 minutes or less, they can whip up soups, yogurts, smoothies, and more, all in batches large enough to share and have leftovers.
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An app notification platform could have instead been crafted to allow app developers to notify users in batches, at designed intervals within users' control.
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Working in batches, cook the fries until golden and crispy, about 1 1/2 minutes, stirring constantly to keep them moving and cooking evenly.
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And of 25,219 drug batches containing fentanyl the DEA sent to its labs for analysis last year, 1.1 percent contained only fentanyl and cocaine.
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A lot of them were quite experimental, a little bit out there, and we launched them in tiny batches in a bar in town.
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The agency warned customers not to use specific batches of Claire's eye shadows, compact powders and contour palettes, which all tested positive for asbestos.
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They're made in small batches in Le Marche, Italy, a region known for its shoe-making tradition, with responsibly sourced suede, leather, and wood.
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The box comes with 36 mini bars of gourmet artisan milk and dark chocolate, all made in small batches and free of artificial flavors.
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These belonged to John Podesta, the Clinton campaign chairman whose hacked emails WikiLeaks has been releasing in daily batches over the last few days.
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This cousin of tequila is handcrafted by farmers in small batches from the maguey plant, which takes 7 to 30 years to reach maturity.
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Mr. Shvartzapel began by making small batches of panettone, sometimes using other people's kitchens, wrapping up the loaves at his apartment in Healdsburg, Calif.
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Working in 3 batches, put 3503/3 of the chiles, 1/4 cup soaking liquid, and 212/230 cup stock into a blender; purée.
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These beers seem to defy large-scale production and cross-country shipping; many brewers intentionally keep batches small to ensure freshness through high turnover.
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Even that simple recipe could take all afternoon, because the bowl's limited capacity meant I had to thump multiple batches of nuts and herbs.
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Customers can check to see whether their Gems were included in those batches by finding a silver label on the bottom of the cooker.
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Time savers: Grate the zucchini in a food processor, if possible, and use the largest skillet you have to avoid endless cooking in batches.
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These flavors aren't available for consumers to buy, but the company has made small batches of them and sent them out into the world.
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Chinese food products have been found to contain the virus in recent months, prompting Beijing to require that slaughterhouses sample batches for the disease.
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It is the easiest drug to traffic in small batches across a border because it is so easily condensed — and easy to cut later.
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After Gandhi died, some of his ashes were sprinkled in the Ganges River and dozens of small batches were given to memorials around India.
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The famous white stone is now used not in small batches for art but in bulk for huge building projects: mosques, palaces, malls, hotels.
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The company currently has 180 satellites in orbit and plans to launch new batches every two weeks or so for the rest of 2020.
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Immunotherapies are more difficult to make than the small-molecule compounds in traditional pills and injections, so the risk of faulty batches is greater.
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The effort, which reportedly began earlier this week, involves pulling batches of emails on the White House server to and from various private accounts.
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Batches of disposed plastic products also may include multiple resin types, and often are not consistent in color, shape, transparency, weight, density or size.
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The only way to do it is to get rid of them all at once in batches of a thousand, or something like that.
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What does matter is this: the cookie is made on site, in small batches through the day, and often served straight from the oven.
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You can use your homemade yogurt as the starter for the next few batches, but it can weaken over time and lose its thickening power.
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Some told of batches of cars being sent through with parts missing - windshields in one case, bumpers in another - because there were none on hand.
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Analysts have said the F-255's higher costs have been due in part to the government's practice of ordering the planes in smaller batches.
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With large batches often coming in the final weeks of an administration, an act of clemency cannot be challenged in court or overturned by Congress.
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Traditional pharmaceutical companies print pills in large batches, but Multiply Labs is using 3D printers to form the custom pills, and robots to fill them.
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Batches of possibly contaminated eggs from the Netherlands and Germany have been shipped to Sweden, Switzerland, France and Britain, EU filings showed earlier this month.
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Working in batches, scoop and fry about 1/4 cup of the batter, flipping once halfway through, until golden and cooked through, about 6 minutes.
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Poor grape, relegated to short-lived limited-edition batches, the subject of failed market experiments, according to some dude on Yahoo Answers 11 years ago.
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Eve-Tech is a small company that seems to be taking inspiration from OnePlus' early success stoking fan enthusiasm with direct online sales in batches.
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In the new lawsuits, two clinics are accused of buying the eye injections in batches from Guardian without providing prescriptions, in violation of federal law.
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Orange County Registrar Neal Kelley said officials saw batches of as many as 200 ballots being dropped off throughout early voting and into Election Day.
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One common tactic is to quickly jump from platform to platform — Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, and Reddit have all declared they've deleted batches of IRA accounts.
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The robot is being built in small batches right now, but Abbeel hopes to scale up, eventually moving to outsourced manufacturing to produce larger numbers.
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Spotify's documents on Wednesday reveal how exactly that went down — in three batches: Spotify says in the filing that it now has no outstanding debt.
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It's actually easier to generate and precisely control the the high-pressures or extreme temperatures needed to synthesize some drugs when the batches are smaller.
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Meanwhile Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky is taking a visiting partner role and Jocelyn Robancho is coming on board to assist with organizing YC's startup batches.
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But peristalsis instead of these rotational forces is gentler, and would allow fuel to be manufactured in one slow, continuous process, rather than in batches.
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China allocates export quotas in batches throughout the year and has steadily been increasing these since 2015 when refining capacity started to exceed domestic demand.
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Both these options appear on the main spam folder view too, so you can select and process batches of emails together if you need to.
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Working in batches, fry the nuggets, turning gently to make sure that they color evenly, for 1 1/2 minutes, or until lightly golden brown.
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Umi Kitchen was founded to let home chefs create small batches of their favorite recipes at home, then sell them to people in their neighborhoods.
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Working in batches, use a small scoop or ladle to drop 2 tablespoons of batter per pancake on hot griddle (being careful not to overcrowd).
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Working in batches, fry the bread, shrimp mixture-side down to start, then flip and cook until crispy and cooked through, 4 to 6 minutes.
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Guccifer 2.0 released batches of material not just from the Democratic National Committee, but also from the Clinton campaign and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Participants in the Kaggle Days competition flexed their data analysis and machine learning skills to predict bad batches in data from an auto parts factory.
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What Watch is offering each color in limited batches starting at €160 ($176) and scaling up until it hits a retail price of €350 ($386).
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Federal prosecutors found that the company knowingly shipped batches of an injectible steroid contaminated with meningitis used to treat back pain that sickened 778 people.
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By the time I was in college, he had stopped baking experimental batches of bread for fun and had lost his affinity for bad puns.
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Neither Tencent nor NetEase appeared on the first three batches of approvals since December, triggering speculation the two giants were neglected intentionally by the authorities.
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That would be an usually careful measure from the group, which has included large batches of credit card and social security numbers in past publications.
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The device would actually print out the parts in batches, then the individual pieces would be assembled through ball-and-socket joints that snap together.
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Not to mention, there's a pretty remarkable difference between making something in a beaker and making it in 500-kilogram batches with real, mechanized equipment.
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Batches of possibly contaminated eggs from the Netherlands and Germany had also been shipped to Sweden, Switzerland, France and Britain, EU filings showed last weekend.
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NBC News reports that Clinton's team sorted her emails into private and work-related batches to turn them over to the State Department in 2014.
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Oman was the first gulf country to provide such help, agreeing to resettle 10 low-level detainees in two batches in early and mid-2015.
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Some told of batches of cars being sent through with parts missing - windshields in one case, bumpers in another — because there were none on hand.
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Cook these in batches so that they do not stick to one another or cook the oil down too fast, adjusting the heat as necessary.
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Cook the pelmeni in small batches to avoid overcrowding them like Smurfs in Gargamel's cauldron – maintaining a slow but even simmer, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Like traditional Wishbone cards, the best user-generated video content polls will show up in the daily and nightly batches that are featured by Wishbone.
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They can also reorder items when stock is low and store excess items at the company's warehouse and ask for smaller batches to be shipped.
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That's what happened in June, when the FDA posted extended expiration dates from Pfizer for batches of its injectable atropine, dextrose, epinephrine and sodium bicarbonate.
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The lobsters were weighed in batches, and then dumped into a stainless-steel vat filled with ice and freshwater, a quick way to kill them.
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Ms. DeVos suspended a rule change set in motion by the Obama administration that would have granted quicker relief to large batches of defrauded borrowers.
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Flipping food halfway through cooking is much easier when you don't have to dig around with tongs, and multiple trays make way for bigger batches.
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Then Trump announced, via Twitter, that he would raise existing penalties on two batches of Chinese imports, a total of $550 billion worth of goods.
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For the next three years, though, we'll continue to get new batches of incredible images from the farthest solar-powered spacecraft ever launched from Earth.
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But according to the report, his campaign was seeking more information about how the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks planned to release more batches of emails.
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NEM Foundation spokeswoman Alexandra Tinsman said the hacker had started sending out "XEM" coins to random accounts in 203 XEM batches, worth about $83 each.
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The biotech shipped the first batches of a vaccine to the NIH on February 24, just 42 days after it received the virus' genetic sequence.
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The biotech shipped the first batches of a vaccine to the NIH on February 24, just 42 days after it received the virus' genetic sequence.
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I bought liquid soap for our bathroom so her friends "will feel more comfortable," despite the large, lovely batches of deer tallow soap we've made.
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China announced Friday that it would levy retaliatory tariffs ranging from 5% to 10% on $75 billion of U.S. goods in two batches on Sept.
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Tannery Bend Beerworks, a nanobrewery and tasting room inside a refurbished tannery, makes tiny batches of classic ales and pilsners as well as experimental varieties.
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Bakers work in two shifts; batches of chicken and vegetable patties are made in the morning, while the beef patties are made in the afternoon.
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The best hand mixers make mixing batches of cookies, mashed potatoes, pizza dough, and other ingredients an easy task for cooks of all skill levels.
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When the company sent us a sample, we promptly whipped up two batches of wings to test the new condiment against the classic Frank's RedHot.
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Frequent electricity cuts have long disrupted baking at the factory, spoiling batches of the cookies whose sugary scent perfumes Sunday mass at a nearby church.
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Using it as a plural in a clue like this is a bit gluey to me, even if we're talking about multiple batches of AGAR.
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The agency began testing valsartan products for the substance NDMA after it learned that Zhejiang Huahai Pharmaceuticals found it in several batches of its medications.
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He'll typically make batches of about 2000 or 21 modules at a time, which he says are hand-crafted in a "work-at-home scenario".
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Season the chicken all over with salt and pepper and, working in batches, cook, turning as needed, until browned, 403 to 240 minutes per batch.
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Several drugmakers, including Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd and Mylan NV, have recalled batches of valsartan as the drugs have been found to contain probable carcinogens.
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Department of Revenue officials said several batches of both medical and recreational marijuana displayed an incorrect testing status in an inventory tracking system, called Metrc.
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"We've had the [Palm boots] for years, producing it only in tiny batches, and they've never gone on sale or out of style," James explains.
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Working in batches, add the ingredients from the plate of chiles to the blender with the spices, along with some stock and purée until smooth.
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At Pfizer's 17 manufacturing sites across the country, a low-level technician once followed a set of scripted steps to mix individual batches of medicine.
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Both batches of documents were published by WikiLeaks during the campaign as part of what officials say was an effort to "interfere" in the election.
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Named after the Icelandic word for the moon, the tiny publisher prints its books in batches of 69 on the night of a full moon.
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The ministry received drawings, reports of sightings and questions from concerned citizens over several decades, papers released in several batches through the National Archives showed.
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She freezes it in big batches, which means at the end of the day she only has to boil the pasta and thaw the sauce.
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Update: Waze plans to expand the pilot to all of San Francisco in batches, Julie Mossler, Waze's Head of Brand and Global Marketing, told Recode.
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Seven months later, on October 7, 2016, WikiLeaks began posting batches of those emails online, and would continue to do so up until the election.
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Season the shrimp with salt and pepper and, working in batches, dredge the shrimp in the eggs, then in the flour and breadcrumb mixture. 3.
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The balls will start to lose their shape as they come to room temperature, so dredge in batches and refrigerate until ready to use. 7.
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The Angry Orchard team experimented with how the taste of rosé would mix with other drinks, with small batches until they got the flavor just right.
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Gabriel Hart: It seems with these new batches of songs, each one is singularly unique rather than an overall re-run of that Jail Weddings sound.
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Novartis is initially rolling out the treatment in Europe just for young patients with ALL, after encountering problems with the quality of batches for DLBCL patients.
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The two batches of user records were collected and exposed from two third-party companies, according to researchers at security firm UpGuard, who found the data.
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The company wants access to space every month, so they can produce their satellites in small batches, send them up, iterate, and launch the next generation.
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Batches of the disputed muscle paralytic called cisatracurium began expiring April 1, but Santina has said the state had supplies that were good until Nov. 30.
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Breja alleges that on March 12, in an executive team meeting, he learned that some batches of mint e-liquid had been found to be contaminated.
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The partial results have been released in batches on Tuesday and Wednesday and the Iowa Democratic Party has not said when it will announce the rest.
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Working in batches, fry the corn until they curl back and look like ribs and the outer kernels begin to slightly darken, 5 to 7 minutes.
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The Chinese State Council said it decided to slap tariffs ranging from 5% to 10% on $75 billion U.S. goods in two batches effective on Sept.
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That being said, he's happy playing around with small batches of funkier concoctions, while filling the 1,500-liter tanks with something a little more palate-pleasing.
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"After launching our new earnings structure this past October, we noticed that there were small batches where shoppers weren't earning enough for their time," Mehta wrote.
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Most unofficial badges are only produced in batches of 400 or 500 at most, a relatively small inventory given that Def Con attracts over 20,000 attendees.
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It let me select batches of 50 posts, saving the images and videos to my iPhone's camera roll before purging them from the app for good.
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Don't worry, it's as powerful as the KitchenAid Classic, with 24 mixing speeds and a multipurpose hub that powers over 10 attachments — just for smaller batches.
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"You have to compensate with new projects - doing smaller batches of more complex projects, which need more know-how and development," said co-owner Nicola Tettamanti.
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For smaller shipments, Gfresh batches boxes together, and exports them in a shared container, handling all the appropriate customs and health-related paperwork in disparate markets.
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The idea is that you're supposed to cook it all in batches, a detail that subtly pops up on the very last line of the recipe.
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Working in batches, fry the chicken, turning occasionally, until it is cooked through and dark brown, 15 minutes for white meat, 20 minutes for dark meat.
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As with previous records released in batches since May 2, the videos show tension, tenderness, chaos and heartbreak following the shooting outside the Mandalay Bay resort.
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So Seres took batches of poop from healthy donors and reduced it to just 50 specific species of the spore-formers, adding ethanol to kill pathogens.
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As they brewed up batches, they wore disposable masks because of the high toxicity of the materials, which bleached their dark hair a noticeably lighter color.
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That's seen some progress with more teams from China — and other parts of the world — taking part in YC batches, which have never been more diverse.
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Remove from heat and add the wild rice in three batches, frying until they puff up (about 3 seconds) then immediately removing with a wire skimmer.
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Season with salt and pepper cool slightly, then either transfer to a blender with the basil to blend in batches, or purée using a stick blender.
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The Veggie plant growth chamber was used to grow batches of red romaine lettuce, some of which were eaten by the station's crew members last year.
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Diggers Factory will collect pre-orders from a band or musician's fans before they print a limited run of records in batches as small as 50.
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Working in batches, drop tablespoon-sized dollops of the mussel batter into the hot oil and cook, flipping once, until golden brown, 4 to 5 minutes.
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But those were either the cash holdings of the millionaire customers of its wealth-management arm, or accounts steered to it in wholesale batches via middlemen.
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To feed growing demand for heroin, criminal gangs started mixing fentanyl into heroin batches, and to a lesser extent counterfeit opioid pills, because it saved money.
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The bone of contention is the size of a "block", the name given to the batches into which bitcoin transactions are assembled before they are validated.
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One of the first batches ever sent to Kyoto included tees from the '50s woven in an Airtex fabric for British military deployment in warmer climates.
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It is also unclear whether all of the transcripts would be released together, or if batches of records would be made public in a piecemeal fashion.
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The squad will fly to Argentina in two batches over the coming weekend and will be based in Buenos Aires, before flying to Salta next Thursday.
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The agency has so far provided about half of them under court order and is expected to produce the other half in batches before the Nov.
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The media partners dissected the mountain of data that the Süddeutsche's journalists received in several batches, each of which were forwarded to a secure ICIJ server.
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If it has any issues, it is rejecting entire batches of them, of about 15,000 batteries at a time, if they fail any of these tests.
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U.S. oil refineries eventually switched from processing crude in discrete batches to feeding oil into distillation towers and drawing off the fractions in a continuous process.
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Nutribullet Blender, available on Amazon, $89They're likely not going to need a full-sized blender for any reason other than making large batches of frozen margaritas.
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When the guests arrive, heat the oil and begin frying the pieces in batches, holding them in a warm oven until you have enough to pass.
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The approach is similar, though the Lims pour only OnTap's own beers and ciders, brewed in small batches less than 10 miles away in central Singapore.
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"It's pretty cool working there," she said, describing how she carefully puts together "tubular mixers," batches of rods that control the air flow in Carrier furnaces.
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Finally, instead of frying up huge batches in the morning, Mr. Williams fries to order each serving of the whole wheat chips that accompany the dish.
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Because I wanted to make sure I have the right kind—and because I could only order needles in batches of 100—I ordered six boxes.
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Tasting the sample batches from each brewer was great fun and we selected the one that we thought had the best character as our GABS beer.
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"This advance team brought the first batches of equipment, mostly containing rapid diagnostic tests for the Ebola virus and laser thermometers," the Health Ministry statement said.
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WikiLeaks published separate batches of 2,000 emails on Monday and Friday, leading to a series of embarrassing headlines that Clinton's critics have been eager to promote.
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He said registrations in individual states can fluctuate significantly from month to month because the automaker delivers batches of cars to different areas at different times.
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While YC has more work to do to diversify its core, highly selective accelerator program batches, Startup School draws about half of its participants from overseas.
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I baked countless batches of brownies for my local firefighters after 9/11, and waited out Hurricane Sandy next to a simmering pot of pork ragù.
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The company specialized in so-called artist presales, or selling batches of advance tickets — often around 8 percent of the inventory for a show — to fans.
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The inflation data comes after recent batches of grim data, such as figures that showed the nation's exports tumbled for a ninth consecutive month in August.
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Instant Pot said that the only models of the Gem affected were those from five batches, marked with the batchcodes 1728, 1730, 1731, 1734 and 1746.
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On its busiest day, when 15,000 people are on the island, 20 batches will come out of that old copper pot over a 10-hour day.
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The maximum payment for coronavirus under the bonds is $196 million, to be paid out in batches depending on the number of deaths and geographic spread.
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The more active approach would entail shoppers signing up for as many hours as possible from November 3 -5, but keep letting the batches time out.
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Over the course of the past month, WikiLeaks has periodically released batches of emails allegedly obtained during a hack of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta's account.
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Drugmakers, including Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd and Mylan NV, have pulled batches of valsartan from market as the drugs have been found to contain probable carcinogens.
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State department cables Later in 2010, WikiLeaks began releasing large batches of US State Department cables, which documented correspondence from around 270 US embassies and consulates.
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Wanting to turn making keycaps into a sustainable career, she began resin casting, which allows her to create and sell batches of keycaps at a time.
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The Food and Drug Administration is warning that some batches of the popular heartburn medication Zantac contain low levels of a chemical that could cause cancer.
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Tickets will be released in batches, so if you don't see any availability, stay tuned to TechCrunch for our next release, as they sell out quickly.
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Boohoo can design, manufacture and send out tiny batches—300 pieces—of a particular design in two weeks, so it is extremely responsive to its customers.
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If the budget and the tax bill stay as is, that will mean more dark money spending bringing you barely truthful batches of negative political ads.
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Ballots were mailed from post offices near the homes of voters, and they were sent only in small batches, maybe nine or 10 at a time.
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