The recalled products should not be consumed, the USDA advised.
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Oranges knocked to the ground cannot be consumed, she said.
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It will be consumed with speculation about the 2020 elections.
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Each morsel could be consumed in one or two bites.
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"The captain introduced himself and gave a really stern warning and reiterated that only alcohol bought on board could be consumed on flight and duty free can&apost be consumed," a passenger told BBC.
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The results are delicious, begging to be consumed in the a.m.
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Even so, it takes a while for everything to be consumed.
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Margaret's remaining years would be consumed by power grabs for the throne.
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It's a carnivorous aural landscape you can let yourself be consumed by.
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Light naphtha will be consumed by Lotte Chemical for its petrochemical production.
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I didn't have the desire to be consumed with complex life plots.
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It can be consumed in the form of pills, powder, or tea.
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It is easy to be consumed by the distractions, the outrages, and
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It would be easy to be consumed with anger, and I am.
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The feed has allowed for content to be consumed with unparalleled velocity.
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He's writing comic books that are meant to be consumed right away.
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Trump is a rage-prone obsessive who will be consumed by this.
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Be prepared for your Twitter feeds to be consumed by this game.
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It should be consumed by people who know what they're talking about.
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Congress in the coming week will be consumed by negotiations on spending.
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And that fast food is most likely to be consumed for lunch.
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Why get VR when your vision can be consumed by 24 million pixels???
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Quality 3D content needs good technology like Tango in order to be consumed.
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British politics will now be consumed by the race to succeed Mrs May.
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I don't know, I think this thing wants to be consumed either way.
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Both are liquids and both can be consumed, so they count as drinks.
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Israel should neither be riddled by guilt nor be consumed with second thoughts.
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Senate floor time, however, is soon expected to be consumed by appropriations measures.
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We started thinking, How is meat going to be consumed in the future?
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If drinking beer for the intoxicating effect, it should be consumed ice cold.
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And how much of these additives can be consumed before harmful effects materialized?
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Sugary, oily foods are engineered to be consumed often and in big portions.
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CNN: Tell me about starring in India's first Netflix original ... We have some amazing writers in India who are capable of writing stuff that can be consumed internationally, but the question is: Will it be consumed as much at home?
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Welcome to the porn startup: There's potato soup, but it's not to be consumed.
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" Trecartin also notes that the models' friendship is a "public commodity to be consumed.
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Wine is not allowed to be consumed until after the mid-episode commercial break.
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Current state law allows medical marijuana to only be consumed orally or by vaping.
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Oysters are a living being, and in order to be consumed, they must die.
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More poutine will be consumed today than on any prior day in human history.
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Like the latest Marvel movie, politics is a hollow entertainment product to be consumed.
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Per usual, the study's researchers are stressing that cholesterol should be consumed in moderation.
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If we allow the world to be consumed by falsity, we are inviting catastrophe.
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"It will be a challenge not to be consumed by it," Mr. Short said.
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" Kardashian shared that despite her tumultuous year, "My life won't be consumed with hate.
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" Foods that should only be consumed occasionally are labeled yellow for "well-aimed shots.
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He learned quickly from mistakes and refused to be consumed by expectations or pressure.
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All food in sight will be consumed, until they fall asleep or their stomach ruptures.
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The drink should be consumed immediately so the temperature doesn't cool, or the shots settle.
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Be advised: the doughnut can't be consumed safely without at least 10 to 15 napkins.
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Each track was distinct and unique, but it was also meant to be consumed together.
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These beers, produced between December 5, 2016 to January 13, 2017, should not be consumed.
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By 2025, the service estimates that 67% of its budget will be consumed by fires.
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Heavy is a nourishing, high-caloric book that is not meant to be consumed quickly.
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"For the host club men, it's their job to be consumed by women," says Choo.
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As usual, I recommended three bottles to be consumed over the course of the month.
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Or will Quibi suffer because it was built to be consumed while on the go?
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The hokey roadside slogans of Florida, meant to be consumed well over the speed limit.
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To continue the life cycle, they must be consumed by tiny aquatic creatures called copepods.
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Presidents can either laugh at the strangeness of their circumstances or be consumed by them.
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The goal was to see if a meal could be consumed with no human interaction.
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Trump, however, has and always will be consumed by the question of his presidential legacy.
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The United States has always viewed nature as a resource to be consumed or conserved.
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It costs less than ten dollars and can be consumed, in Chelsea Market, on bleachers.
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It's a terrific debut, varied enough to be consumed all at once, but worth savoring.
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Even she knew what it was like to be consumed with the pursuit of romance.
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"I think a martini should be consumed before a meal, as an apéritif," Anderson says.
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But most of this content doesn't look good and isn't meant to be consumed that way.
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Never has the world produced so much more food than can be consumed in one season.
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This is not a film that can casually be consumed between snack breaks on your computer.
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It's a nice change to be consumed by something that is, all in all, quite meaningless.
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That boom flooded the world with more oil than could be consumed and cratered crude prices.
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And I know that many future moments will be consumed by the vast emptiness as well.
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Some 13 million pints of Guinness will be consumed worldwide on March 17, according to WalletHub.
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"Can a film be consumed at the speed of reading a book?" he asked himself, slowly.
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"Primarily, the electricity produced from the solar farm will be consumed at the refinery," Choi said.
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Pass too close to a black hole — whether star or photon of light — and be consumed.
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It can be consumed via a patch, an injection, smoking and a lollipop, among other methods.
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For him, Op was a hard-edged, non-painterly style to be consumed and dispensed with.
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It was isolating: The technology was immersive, but had to be consumed at the individual level.
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I suggested that the Closel La Jalousie was meant to be consumed on the younger side.
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If so, he is likely to be consumed by it from his first day in office.
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In addition to electrolytes and vitamins, Ultra contains creatine, which can be consumed as a supplement.
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Bacon is also high in protein but, like other processed meats, also shouldn't be consumed daily.
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We have to keep fighting, because otherwise there will be no future—all will be consumed.
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" Kardashian concluded by saying that despite her tumultuous year, "My life won't be consumed with hate.
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Earth, Scudder said, might either escape the expanding sun&aposs orbit or be consumed by it.
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We have to keep fighting, because otherwise there will be no future — all will be consumed.
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In HuCow, the cow-woman is simulating an object produced specifically to be consumed by her partner.
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Olive oil does have proven benefits, but should be consumed in moderation because it's high in calories.
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Consumptive testing relates to evidence that would be consumed or destroyed in the testing process, Viehman said.
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Booze, on the other hand, exists to be consumed, and then, if it's good, you buy more.
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From the moment that the wine is bottled it begins to be consumed and supply gradually diminishes.
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They're one of those rare foods that can be consumed for any meal — breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
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Jordan, which implicitly protects Israel's flank to the east, may yet be consumed by turmoil all around.
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Fentanyl can be consumed in a variety of ways, including through patches, injections, smoking and a lollipop.
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They loaded supermarket trolleys with snacks and treats that could largely be consumed on the way home.
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In some places, pigeons are culled or fed contraceptive pills that may be consumed by other species.
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As always, I suggested three examples, to be consumed with food and company in a relaxed setting.
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The results are worth the time and patience they require; alas, they'll be consumed in a flash.
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Yes, they can all be consumed with pleasure now, but their potential will not have been explored.
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By God's grace (and our willingness), she will not be consumed, but rather sanctified by the flames.
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He told me how when he ferments sake or food, he isn't just making something to be consumed.
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One kind of packaging not meant to age: boxed wines, which are generally meant to be consumed immediately.
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High school calendars that Kavanaugh submitted in his defense included references to gatherings where alcohol would be consumed.
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"Use by" means that a perishable food should not be consumed after the date printed on the packaging.
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Hengli was not granted a quota in this batch meaning its refinery output must be consumed in China.
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There's a distinction between those who like to consume (predators) and those who like to be consumed (prey).
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Iced coffee can, technically, be consumed year-round and there are those ice-veined people who do it.
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A pod can be consumed in a day by a heavy user, according to interviews with Juul customers.
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Insects are exceptionally effective in converting what they eat in nutritional structures that can be consumed by humans.
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Followers of Poppy, Lil Miquela and Kylie Jenner can be consumed by the mysteries of their origin stories.
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Earth, on the other hand, has two options — either escape the expanding sun or be consumed by it.
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As I do each month, I recommended three wines to be consumed over the course of several weeks.
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It is too confusing determining which constitute a present and which are meant to be consumed on-site.
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Some wines are meant to be consumed right away[Brotherhood] makes a sweet Concord-based wine called Rosario.
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"It was authorised by the correct officials to ensure that it was allowed to be consumed," he commented.
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I watched it while taking notes in a spreadsheet, which is not how it's designed to be consumed.
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A Facebook feed or a VR headset, on the other hand, cannot be consumed absent your full attention.
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Outside the rain still raged, but Thompson said that the food should be consumed under the open sky.
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Meanwhile, the staff members will still be consumed with this hateful place, working jobs that they don't like.
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In fact, the GOP is about to be consumed by the hugely complex burden of replacing what they repeal.
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Another is consumption—there's going to be a place where substances can be consumed in a maximally hygienic way.
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Other recent studies have investigated increasing concerns about microplastics in the oceans and that can be consumed by fish.
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But Trump would soon be consumed with the controversy surrounding his attack on an American judge of Mexican descent.
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For voters, candidates have come to them before claiming to clean up corruption, only to be consumed by it.
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Once you reach the consistency you want, your dish is ready to be consumed or put away for later.
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More than ever, streaming gives the non-juggernaut artists an opportunity to be consumed quicker and easier than before.
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The server comes by and delivers all of the meals, each one expertly plated and begging to be consumed.
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"Do Democrats want to be consumed for another eight years by another massive and risky health proposition?" mused Marshall.
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Though Aquiem may be consumed like regular drinking water, it's specifically engineered to enhance coffee, including cold brew coffee.
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It's important to note that chagas have a blood thinning effect, so they shouldn't be consumed before any surgery.
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But this Congress will be consumed by the investigations into Trump, which could grind legislative progress to a halt.
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The tube will fit in a lunch box, and the pouch and shake can be consumed on-the-go.
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However, the researchers also found that just over 52% of total respondents agreed that wildlife should not be consumed.
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Because juice can be consumed quickly, it is more likely than whole fruit to contribute to excess carbohydrate intake.
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The narcolepsy medication modafinil is among the most common medications in the United States to be consumed off-label.
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When the iTunes Music Store launched in 2003, it defined how music would be consumed for the next decade.
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People bring all types of food onboard and by the smell of it, it wasn't meant to be consumed.
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Why would a serious reading of "I, Too" be consumed by recollection of a primal scene of white guilt?
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Theory Wellness says it lets customers know that the cannabis they're buying is supposed to be consumed in Massachusetts.
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Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Snap offer video and non-video content meant to be consumed in bite-sized form.
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Roosevelt's remaining years in office would be consumed by World War II, which the United States entered on Dec.
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The recalled products should not be consumed and can be returned to the place of purchase for a full refund.
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Nuggets are meant to be consumed with their breaded armor intact, not broken down to mere pellets of bare poultry.
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Subscription video is filmed horizontally and is meant to be consumed passively on bigger screen sizes (like TVs or tablets).
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As a cover for the experiment, all participants were told this snack was to be consumed before the game began.
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The Golden Knights have proven ... just because you play in Vegas doesn't mean you'll be consumed by hookers and blow!
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They redefine our personal history, rendering it into data to be consumed by others, framed around our inclinations to buy.
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However, there is no U.S. federal tax system that can be consumed as a service from a public cloud provider.
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There are also concentrated "tinctures" to be dropped onto the tongue and vaping products to be consumed through e-cigarettes.
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His apparent alcohol impairment combined with the rational fear any reasonable person would be consumed with in a similar situation.
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On Sunday, everyone seemed to be consumed by a different matter: whether it is appropriate to kneel during the anthem.
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Flame retardants can be found in household furniture and electronics, while pesticides can be consumed when they linger on produce.
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"No, it should not be consumed," said chemist Wilma Subra, who has been uncovering dangerous water systems since the 1980s.
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Although this cereal has no trans fats or high fructose corn syrup, it should not be consumed on the regular.
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The healthiest settings in which news and politics content can be consumed need to have a substantial element to that.
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As for changes to serving sizes, manufacturers will now have to label containers of food that can be consumed in one sitting as a "single-serving container" and include dual columns on certain foods that can be consumed in one or multiple sittings that list both "per serving" and "per package" calorie and nutrition information.
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He told the men he had a blanket policy of not baking any cakes to be consumed at same-sex weddings.
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They can be consumed quickly and easily in a world where our attention span has fallen as our metabolism has risen.
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"We made this movie to be consumed publicly and in a theater," they wrote in a statement on the A24 website.
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It has less cholesterol than regular eggs and it's served in a cup, so it can be consumed on the go.
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At a certain level of fame, people become memetic — ideas and symbols, content to be consumed, rather than fallible human beings.
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Then we gave them the opportunity to put hot sauce into water that was going to be consumed by another person.
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It's unclear whether this beverage was actually intended to be consumed, or whether it merely served as a ritual burial object.
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The major distinction — movies are made to be consumed in one big gulp, while TV is consumed episodically — still mostly stands.
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For the romantics among us, these movies can be consumed no matter the time of year, no matter the relationship status.
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And an estimated two million gallons of beer will be consumed by the millions of people who attend this year's festival.
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If we let the anti-austerity movement be consumed solely by Cameron-bashing, there's a real risk that nothing will change.
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I don't want my son to be consumed by the robots, and I've pulled farther and farther away from Facebook myself.
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The product's page clearly says that the water should not be consumed, but that isn't stopping people from taking a sip.
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Every patriotic American should be consumed only by the search for facts and truth to defend American democracy from foreign attacks.
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Remember when the USA Network could be counted on for solid, nontaxing series that could be consumed without much mental effort?
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So you're saying that this release and the Trickfinger release from 2015 were not meant to be consumed by the public.
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And like ice cream, bubble tea is not meant to be consumed at 9 AM before a long day at work.
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"[Brittany] didn't have to be consumed with that fear of that brutal dying process that was coming for her," he said.
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She was able to focus on truly living life because she no longer had to be consumed with the "dying" part.
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And so the inevitable question is, for all the little dots, the assumption is they're going to have to be consumed.
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The remainder of his term should be consumed by a formal, televised presentation of all the ways he's disgraced his office.
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Kratom should not be consumed in any form, the CDC said, because the source of salmonella contamination has not been identified.
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Aside from being the youngest among these three bottles, the Tinto is Guímaro's entry-level wine, meant to be consumed young.
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That seemingly ensured that the Obama administration's final days would be consumed by escalating accusations and retaliation between Washington and Moscow.
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Puff Daddy, 8-bit synths, Mick Jagger, it's all stirred together, to be consumed at once like a Jack and Coke cocktail.
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" Despite the frustration, Hamill noted that "Carrie would want us to be happy, she wouldn't want us to be consumed by grief.
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Thankfully, those individuals will no longer have to be consumed with fear or terrified of how their final days might play out.
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For the most part, however, these innovative vehicles are going to be consumed in the traditional manner: They will be personally financed.
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First autoplay sound, now vertical video — the world's largest social network is recasting how video should be consumed on its own platforms.
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Up to 400 milligrams per day is the amount of caffeine that can be consumed without risks by the average healthy adult.
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"I do think there has been a lot of education in press about juice needing to be consumed in moderation," Shu said.
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America will be consumed by its presidential election, Europe by refugees and fear of terrorism, China by its adjustment to slower growth.
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The President will not travel to Asia until the fall, on a trip likely to be consumed by the North Korea showdown.
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When I first saw the photos of Burhan and his boys, I thought: another generation of young Kashmiris about to be consumed.
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Sexual perversion could be consumed by a paying audience, but only if the perpetrators were punished with heterosexual resolution, madness or death.
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Trump, meanwhile, is arguing that Clinton flouts the law and says her administration would be consumed with constant investigations and distracting scandals.
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Everyday we are faced with thousands of stories from thousands of outlets, all begging to be consumed by our eyes and ears.
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In the world of Chinatown, everything is a resource to be consumed by unscrupulous men who don't care about anyone but themselves.
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"We're working as part of a company that's developing really exciting new products that will be consumed on mobile phones," she said.
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Almost all of an insect can be consumed, as opposed to less than half of a cow (nose-to-tail eating notwithstanding).
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Lauren Slayton, a nutritionist in New York, believes adaptogens need to be consumed consistently to see any effects, whatever those may be.
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We do believe — although we&aposre not convinced — that short is good, and things should be designed to be consumed on phones.
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Traders will mostly be consumed with Apple on Friday as its iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus go on sale, Cashin said.
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In France, it is typically brewed in winter, said Mr. Knott, and intended to be consumed in the hot weather to come.
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These blocks of work demand to be consumed as a whole, and serve as an enemy of the ephemerality of music consumption.
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If rosé is meant to be consumed "all day," then rosé vodka is what vodka brands want you to drink all night.
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Within the next decade, more than 98% of federal revenue will be consumed just by mandatory spending and interest payments on the debt.
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And rather than bringing stability in the face of the political chaos on the continent, they look likely to be consumed by it.
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It was an impressive turnaround for green beer, since the term used to be synonymous with beer that wasn't ready to be consumed.
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They consume electricity only when the kWh price is cheaper so that it can store the energy to be consumed at peak hours.
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The only food actually required by federal law to have a real expiration date, when it shouldn't be consumed after, is baby formula.
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"I would go to meetings and I would be consumed with what I could buy on the way home to eat," she recalls.
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A large Ass Kicker has five grams of caffeine and is recommended to to be consumed over a three to four hour period.
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They accuse businesses of bastardizing traditions and twisting magic's purpose — implying that it is something to be consumed rather than accessed from within.
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And their time will quickly begin to be consumed by the trial of the House speaker, which is proceeding on a separate track.
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Both lose if they raise output too much, flood the market with more oil than can be consumed, and cause prices to crash.
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Shop girls learned to commodify themselves in pursuit of a better life, consuming to be consumed (and hopefully, married) by their wealthy clients.
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Although over 1,900 insect species are estimated to be consumed by humans worldwide, insects are yet to reach the mainstream of Western cuisine.
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The cameras are designed to enable a new generation of filmmaking, which tech companies are betting will be consumed on virtual reality headsets.
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In this sense, they seem to be consumed with data, often over-tracking, and they express even higher levels of frustration and stress.
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Even most celebrities have thoughts about which foods should be loved and respected and which ones should never be consumed in their presence.
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For that reason, some seem to think that it should be consumed with the same frequency and in the same contexts as coffee.
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After all, nothing sets the mood quite like songs specifically intended to make us think we're about to be consumed by ectoplasmic hellfire.
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Pamela Althoff, executive director of the Springfield-based Cannabis Business Association of Illinois, cautioned that recreational marijuana may not be consumed in public.
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More than 10,000 dogs — many of which are believed to be stolen pets — are said to be consumed at the celebrations every year.
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Marijuana cannot be consumed or openly displayed in retail stores, and the drug will not be available in loose form, the government said.
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In one post, Cabello revealed the ideal way she intended her steamy new release to be consumed — submerged in a tipsy bubble bath.
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Had I known this, I would have ordered the vegan option, which is designed to be consumed as is and presumably includes…flavor?
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Where no profit exists in loading inventories, companies are more likely to ensure their distributors are purchasing products that can legitimately be consumed.
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Both called themselves "Instagrammers," and their carefully curated photos were destined to be consumed by the nearly 90,000 followers they have between them.
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Image-conscious young professionals want zero-proof drinks that can be consumed at happy hours or workplace gatherings without looking like subpar experiences.
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When you have children, it's likely that your life will be consumed by them — but it's also important to make time for your partner.
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For those particularly sensitive to this imagery, the Planet of the Apes sits too close to that demoralizing trope to be consumed as entertainment.
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Williams creates stories that can be consumed in small bites, but she provides enough material in each to chew over for an entire meal.
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So much writing these days is designed to be consumed quickly and disposed of, while obituary writers don't have the luxury of being forgotten.
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Thanks to the prevalence of social channels, media is becoming ever more personal, and will from now on be consumed on a handheld device.
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For example, Aeon saw a jump in sales at its renovated Aeon Style stores, where purchased items can be consumed at eat-in areas.
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With very few exceptions and because of the way rosé is made, it cannot age and should be consumed within one year of bottling.
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The two books are short, sharp, get straight to the point, and present a fantastic world that can be consumed in a single sitting.
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Among those beverages, will be some 13 million pints of Guinness that are expected to be consumed worldwide on March 17, according to WalletHub.
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If even a fraction of these referendums come to pass, the EU will be consumed with them and probably torn apart by the results.
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Europeans Have Been Doing It For YearsThe idea of wine as something that can only be consumed out of a bottle is relatively new.
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The wisdom of this approach is also widely observable in nature; many species store food in caches to be consumed at a later time.
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In this delirious space, formerly a hayloft, a 20-foot-tall fireplace seems to be consumed by sinuous tongues of bronze and plaster flames.
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The company noted that avocados imported from Mexico and distributed by Henry Avocado were not subject to the recall and could still be consumed.
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This puzzle is like "La La Land"; it's meant to appeal to general audiences, and it'll be consumed by more people than its counterpart.
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The final product will still be consumed in the theaters of New York City, but increasingly, the growing will happen up the Hudson River.
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One of the tests measured his VO2 max, the maximum amount of oxygen that can be consumed and used by the muscles during exercise.
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Known as hash oil or honey oil, the product can be consumed in vape pens, candies, waxes and other forms that are increasingly popular.
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Althoff cautioned that recreational marijuana may not be consumed in public and added that like all new products, it may be a little expensive.
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Unlike the more typical asynchronous video we're used to seeing online, to be really effective, live video needs to be consumed in the moment.
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"A lot of people purchase wines that are meant to be consumed much earlier and hold on to them for a long time," Paris said.
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As the world continues to be consumed by Avengers: Endgame hype, Oppo has put out a special edition phone that ties into Marvel's cinematic behemoth.
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Companies make and sell products and those products have to be consumed by as many people as possible — that's what makes the whole thing work.
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The works are seen as products without impediments, commodities to be consumed by the viewer, another designated tourist site in the flowing circuitry of art.
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He's done what he can to repeal the law, but his legislative efforts this year are likely to be consumed by immigration and maybe infrastructure.
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We'd also see the continued rise of the unreleased song or demo appearing on the web seemingly out of nowhere, without context to be consumed.
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Consumption will be allowed only on private property but the province left open the possibility of licensing establishments where cannabis could be consumed in future.
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People in each city tend to be consumed by work, glued to their smartphones and caught up in a money culture driven by high finance.
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Ugly daifuku are still delicious and a joy to eat, the mochi yielding so easily that it feels as if it wants to be consumed.
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As we talked, words tumbled out in rapid spurts only to be consumed by long periods of silence when we could find nothing to say.
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In our experience, the best choices are light-bodied, nimble, versatile wines that can be consumed with many varied foods over a span of hours.
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A typical middle-income worker will get a $930 reduction in his taxes this year, half of which will be consumed by higher gasoline prices.
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In short: You're making cake here, and if you object to the context in which the cake is going to be consumed, too bad, pal.
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Thoughtful criticism should tether these artists' creative work with the accusations against them; otherwise, they will remain able to be consumed independent of each other.
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It was also slowly sinking in that their time in Congress during the first term of Donald Trump was going to be consumed by impeachment.
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But as services like Hulu, Netflix and Spotify become more and more popular, and as you use them more, that data will be consumed quicker.
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The city will not be consumed in flames again soon, but like other troubled parts of the United States, it burns a little every day.
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Most of us have heard that red meat and processed meat is not great for your health and should only be consumed in small amounts.
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Senators had originally expected to be consumed this week by a floor vote on the GOP's legislation to partially repeal and replace the healthcare law.
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Seen in Episode II: Attack of the Clones, they're some kind of popular (and likely illegal) space drug, which may or may not be consumed.
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One of the attendants at the crematorium, just before the coffin rolled away to be consumed, invited me to place my hand on the coffin.
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Why it matters: This outcome, which seems more certain with each passing hour, means the presidential, Senate and House races will be consumed by impeachment.
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"The wine that we're producing and that we champion, it's to be consumed for pleasure, with moderation, and not to get drunk," said Mr. Bérenger.
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There is every chance that her government will be consumed by paralysis—that her compromise doesn't get through and that she has nothing to replace it.
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Similarly, a CCP placed into resolution too late could reduce the effectiveness of resolution actions as financial resources could be consumed by a failed recovery situation.
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"In less than five years, 212% of the federal budget will be consumed by Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and the interest on the debt," Rubio said.
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According to Nielsen's point-of-sale data, about 17 percent of the candy sold each year is "seasonal" branded to be consumed during a specific holiday.
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The product's description says it can be consumed by pregnant women, but also warns that pregnant and breastfeeding customers should consult with their doctors before consuming.
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Therefore, the 400 mg of conventional biodiesel and renewable diesel EPA expects will be consumed in 2017 will actually count as approximately 660 mg toward compliance.
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Though I can't say how their lives might have turned out had this not occurred, their existences now continue to be consumed by addiction and struggle.
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Readers would buy the bottles and drink them as wine was meant to be consumed: with family or friends over a meal in a relaxed setting.
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But nutrients flowing to the ocean from freshwater are more likely to be consumed by algae in brackish water, rather than making it to the sea.
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This probably had to do with the fact that the Trader Joe's cereal seemed like it was meant to be consumed for its high fiber content.
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"We want U.S.-origin technology to be consumed, we want that to be the industry standard," said Scott Jones, a nonresident fellow with the Stimson Center.
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J.P. The title of Ryan Adams's coming album, "The Prisoner," refers to an emotional state — specifically, what it means to be consumed or paralyzed by desire.
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"Every few months he'd be consumed with despair, and announce that he was giving up writing altogether — before he destroyed his own reputation," Mr. Lewis writes.
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Some extra fuel would be consumed along the way, but this would be offset by reduced contrail formation and the warming it produces, the study shows.
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And even on the domestic front, Trump's policy of escalating small gaffes into major scandals means his administration would likely be consumed with endless petty bickering.
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And at just five or so minutes an episode, all 12 in season 1 can be consumed in less time than just one episode of The Bachelorette.
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Jesse Wallace denied knowingly admitting gang members into his daughter's party, and refused to speak about allegations that the family permitted drugs and alcohol to be consumed.
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These first few days back on the job will be consumed with practical matters, such as figuring out employee backpay and how to dive back into projects.
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It also shows that reading need not be an arduous or time-consuming process, that literature can be consumed in the small, snatched moments in everyday life.
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"If there were a health risk, then citrus juices and spices, such as curry, would not be consumed or be part of the commodity market," he said.
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The sweet and savoury welcome nibbles are made to be consumed in two bites, while the bowl dishes are designed so they can be eaten standing up.
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The inn&aposs spokeswoman said any food left behind is not to be consumed by staff and the inn&aposs training programs will be reviewed with employees.
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"Food tends to be consumed more wisely and sparingly; cash, on the other hand, can easily be misused," Jean Drèze, an eminent Indian development economist, once wrote.
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In the age of streaming playlists and lifestyle brands, so much music exists as something to be consumed briefly before it is traded in for an update.
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Even in minuscule amounts, fake news has a much greater ability to spread quickly and be consumed by many given the nature of the salacious headlines themselves.
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Meanwhile, Congress will also be consumed with several "must-pass" bills over the next few months, including measures related to aviation, the debt ceiling and government spending.
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At home, Washington will shortly be consumed by two new confirmation dramas, for Trump's nominee for attorney general, William Barr, and whomever he chooses to succeed Mattis.
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People are presented with more content than can possibly be consumed, often choosing relaxing, pleasing selections over the news of the moment — and who can blame them?
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This explains why the two Michelin star-rated chef generally orders small truffle nuggets that he can bring to the customers to be consumed in one sitting.
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Then not only would 2020 be a health care election, but if the Democrat won, the next two years would be consumed by outlandish single-payer expectations.
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As a consequence of capitalism, he argued, artists were reduced to objects to be consumed, manufactured, bought, and sold, like interchangeable parts on a factory assembly line.
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Calcium is another nutrient of concern for vegan diets, though it can be consumed from plant calcium sources such as tofu, almonds, kale and broccoli, Palmer explained.
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Students at an Alaska high school will no longer be consumed by their cell phones during the school day — thanks to a complete ban on the devices.
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Washington continues to be consumed by speculation and debate over whether the United States should retaliate against any Iranian reprisals to avenge the death of Iranian Gen.
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Do we really want to return to the days when our reading material is subject to surveillance, and only missives approved by the government can be consumed?
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Additionally, the state is also forbidding the cannabis to be consumed in public, and it must be kept in its original package, both of which are unsurprising.
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TV is art — it's been art the whole time, even if that's only been recognized in recent years — and it's available in spades, to be consumed infinitely.
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We wanted to present the archive in all its glory as it was meant to be consumed on the day it was printed — one issue at a time.
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By breeding marijuana to be more potent, less must be consumed to achieve the desired results, which means that there is less to grow, transport, or hide illegally.
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Kegs are huge and require a giant fridge, and growlers need to be consumed within a day or two after opening, or else the beer inside goes stale.
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But raising questions about what needs to be consumed is perilously close to asking questions about what needs to be produced—and who needs to control that production.
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" That said, he admonished, "if we were being more fiscally responsible in other areas … we wouldn't have to be consumed with having offsets with these kinds of crises.
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It's unique proposition compared to the rest of the streaming originals market is to create short content specifically meant to be consumed on mobile devices on the go.
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The Pakistani parliament now produces 80MW of electricity, of which 62MW will be consumed by the building, while the remaining 18MW will be diverted to the national grid.
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"The government thought if in a reasonable quantity it can be consumed then why not allow it, particularly when there's a crisis and we're importing pulses," said Singh.
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Point is, at the end of the day, when you have a story to tell and content to be consumed one thing is, above all, essential: an audience.
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The dough is pressed and cooked in the middle of the machine and then dropped into a warming drawer where it sits until it's ready to be consumed.
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"ALL OUT OF FISH" Three weeks from now, the world's final piece of high-grade sushi will be consumed; after that, there will be only farm-raised catfish.
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"If alcohol is consumed, it should be consumed in moderation," said lead study author Dr. Bo Xi of the School of Public Health at Shandong University in China.
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The drawings that ensued from French's snapshots were to be consumed in private, for select eyes only, since they were subscription-based, marketed toward a gay male audience.
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Juices and smoothies can be a quick, portable source of energy and nutrients, according to the Mayo Clinic, but should be consumed fresh to get the most benefits.
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They ran on kitchen-table issues dear to their constituents and do not want to be consumed in a partisan morass that might unite Republican voters in opposition.
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Mr. Trump is said by advisers to be consumed by the multiplying investigations that have taken down his personal lawyer, campaign chairman, national security adviser and family foundation.
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"There is a generally held perception in Russia that coffee is harmful and shouldn't be consumed on a daily basis," Chernyi Cooperative co-owner Artem Temirov told Adweek.
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Democratic candidates grappled with the impact of the impeachment inquiry at the start of the debate; Bernie Sanders warned that Democrats should not be "consumed" by President Trump.
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But legalization skeptics say the growing prevalence of marijuana stores, and lounges where those products can be consumed, increase the risk of crime associated with the nascent industry.
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Even though many wines that once demanded aging — whether Bordeaux, Barolo, Napa cabernet sauvignon or Burgundy — can now be consumed younger, these wines still benefit from additional aging.
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Gary Taubes, author of "The Case Against Sugar" and an advocate of low-carb eating, scoffs at the food industry recommendation that added sugars be consumed in moderation.
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Juices and juice products offer the same advantages over whole fruits for schools as they do for parents: They're convenient, require no preparation and can be consumed quickly.
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Netflix Description: A seductive alien prowls the streets in search of prey: unsuspecting men who fall under her spell, only to be consumed by a strange liquid pool.
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With both devices, I felt exhausted and overstimulated after 20-minute sessions — virtual reality feels like media designed to be consumed in small doses, not hours at a time.
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To "consume" a work of art is really to be consumed by it: to surrender your will to the vision of the creator — or, in this case, the Creator.
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The monthly caps in question vary from as low as 3GB—roughly what Netflix says will be consumed in an hour of HD programming—to as high as 3TB.
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So the way podcasts work now is you have an RSS feed, and then the RSS feed can be consumed by a number of different players or consumption platforms.
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I grew up in a working-class family to whom clothing was to be consumed more so than owned — bought cheaply, worn roughly, and disposed of when aptly used.
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Capitol Hill will be consumed by Obamacare for the foreseeable future but this week is a big one, with House committees expected to mark up the first legislative text.
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What it means: As consumers spend more and more time on their mobile devices, media companies are tailoring content to be consumed on smaller screens and on the go.
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Free cash flow (FCF) generation should increase on the back of lower debt service costs, although part of the incremental cash flows is likely to be consumed by dividends.
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But judging by the plethora of products, services, and restaurants dedicated to plants and the ways they can be consumed, however, one thing is clear: The demand is there.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Members of the Senate always expected to be consumed by a major court-related fight this year, just not the court-related fight they are having.
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He is compared fondly to stinky tofu, a kind of fermented tofu with such an unbearable odor that it can't be consumed indoors (think of the funkiest French cheese).
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This stuff is meant to be consumed straight-up, with grit and valor, followed by facial contortions and a string of cusses—not delicately sipped from a champagne flute.
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We'd flee from her—half gleeful because we were in on the joke, half fearful because we were convinced we'd be consumed by the raw, pink, pockmarked bird carcass.
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And I, a reporter returning home to cover its aftermath, was learning that the first few months of my new job would be consumed with stories of lost innocence.
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"There's more weed being produced by our legal system than can be consumed by Oregonians," said Steve Marks, who's in charge of regulating Oregon's recreational marijuana and liquor industry.
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Here's the rub: Monitors pay closer attention to material that might be consumed by the average person than to cultural products seen as highbrow and intended for educated groups.
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In just a few hours, she will be consumed by all things Chanel, starting with its much-anticipated Métiers d'Art fashion show, which will take place the next evening.
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He's entertaining, he can be consumed quickly and he appeals to a negativity and menace that has become the most effective way to be heard above the white noise.
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In modern times, albums have largely lost their physical form and have become more like playlists, feature-packed endeavors that exist to game streaming algorithms and be consumed piecemeal.
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The bill also left CBD to the purview of the US Food and Drug Administration, which is still reviewing how or if products that contain CBD can be consumed.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia, who defeated a more progressive Democrat, Tom Perriello, in the primary, only to be consumed in scandal for his use of blackface in the 1980s.
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There is a substantial probability that his presidency will continue to be consumed by scandal, most likely bribery, obstruction of justice, or whatever else is going on with Russia.
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Consequently, Ofcom estimates that across all platforms, if the deal went ahead news from Fox/Sky and the Murdoch papers would be consumed by almost a third of all adults.
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And while a lot of it makes sense to be consumed as is, there are a number of assets that make more sense combined or reused in a different context.
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While we need to think about alternative solutions for our daily drivers, Aventador S makes the case for dessert, meant to be consumed in moderation, appreciated for its sophisticated leaps.
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Cannibalism isn't rare in frogs—in fact, one of the ways poison frog parents feed their nurtured young is by tossing smaller tadpoles into their baby's pools to be consumed.
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This is especially true for entertainment TV networks, which is mostly what Viacom owns, as entertainment content usually doesn't need to be consumed live, like a sports game or newscast.
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Splunk has delivered tremendous value and is very sticky, and though its deployment is primarily tied to traditional enterprise on-premise infrastructure, it also can be consumed from the cloud.
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Whether we're talking turkey or mashed potatoes, NSF guidelines say Thanksgiving leftovers have a mere 72 to 96 hours before they need to be consumed or put in the freezer.
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The fraternity pledge manual said no alcohol could be consumed at the frat house, especially by pledges or minors, and that hazing was prohibited, according to the grand jury report.
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Yet in diplomatic terms it punches above its weight because many of its atolls, rising just 93 metres (6.6 feet) above sea level, could someday be consumed by rising waters.
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"It's a very pure product that must not be consumed in this form because there is a very high risk of overdose," he said in a France 2 TV interview.
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Full Sail Brewery makes an excellent selection of beers labeled Session, after the beer lovers' term for brews low enough in alcohol to be consumed during a long drinking session.
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They also encourage using low-fat milk and dairy products, and warn that foods and drinks that are high in salt, fat and sugar should be consumed in small amounts.
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"Anything that has to do with Gotti or his family or his associates will be consumed like a mound of coke on Scarface's desk," Christian Cipollini, author of Murder Inc.
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But back in 1979, in a lab deep in Maine, the geneticist Standish Allen was meddling with chromosomes to create a sexless, freak oyster, which could be consumed year-round.
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Given the Senate could soon be consumed by an impeachment trial, the remaining weeks of 2019 could be the final opportunity for lawmakers in the upper chamber to advance legislation.
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And here's the thing: It's perfectly possible for a man to lead a comfortable, indeed enviable life by any objective standard, yet be consumed with bitterness driven by status anxiety.
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One, at least, the 2015 La Jalousie from Domaine du Closel, was made to be consumed fairly young, but it still would have improved from another two years of resting.
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The crockpots on top of the long tables lining the sides of the stage were ready to start bubbling away with chili (to be consumed by the audience at intermission).
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As a result, the poor will be forced to change their priorities: The time and energy they could dedicate to peaceful protests will be consumed by struggling to provide bread.
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They often associate sweetness with cheap jug wines, fortified wines or German wines, with the exception of dessert wines, which many people think must be consumed with or after dessert.
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For now, Mr. Muzinich will be consumed with tax rates and distribution tables as he tries to help shepherd tax legislation to Mr. Trump's desk in less than three months.
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But food has always had a story: It is ephemeral — destined to be consumed or spoiled — and thus, in a subgenre of still lifes called vanitas, a reminder of mortality.
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Smoking weed can cause an increase in a user's heart rate and blood pressure and, while marijuana can be consumed through edibles, 77.5% of people surveyed said they smoked it.
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The blow-up sent shockwaves through Washington as lawmakers, aides, lobbyists and reporters openly wondered whether the coming holiday season would be consumed by a new crisis over government funding.
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In the irreverent parody, "rubbing alcohol will be consumed, imaginary pregnancies will be indulged, and gender constructs will be destroyed once and for all," the troupe said in a statement.
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"The majority of the products will be consumed in the domestic market, but the international market is a key target market for Chinese aluminum semis," CRU analyst Wan Ling said.
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Have a cow, man: Twitter couldn't get enough of the strict beverage limits required by Senate rules, which allow for only water and milk to be consumed in the chamber.
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When the wine is ready to be consumed, it has another surprise waiting: Open the bottle, drink some of it and forget about the rest for days, weeks, even years.
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The food from the Javits Center — which already harvests honey from beehives on the roof of its original section — could be consumed within 200 feet of where it was grown.
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Looking at the actual lumen and watt figures will give you a more accurate idea of how much light you're going to get and how much electricity will be consumed.
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"It's removing all the suspended particles, packing them up, and putting them on the bottom where they can be consumed by other animals; it's basically creating fish pellets," Malinowski says.
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The U.S. government's 2015 Dietary Guidelines for Americans state alcohol should be consumed in moderation — up to one drink per day for women and up to two per day for men.
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Perhaps. Even though food and fuel would obviously still be consumed at home, tourists' tendency to splurge made the scales tip toward a growing footprint once again, according to the study.
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Once activated, Google Maps will load the majority of the data through Wi-Fi signals, though, as a warning notifies users, a small amount of cellular data might still be consumed.
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In 2015, Mayor Muriel Bowser implemented a measure approved by voters allowing residents over 21 to possess up to two ounces of pot -- but it may not be consumed in public.
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Kornack: Kyle has a responsibility to take care of the pigs and make sure they taste good, but there's a larger responsibility to understand that they will die and be consumed.
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And as much as bookmakers agree that either Germany and Brazil will lift the famous trophy, financial analysts are equally unified on another matter: large amounts of beer will be consumed.
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The product, with expiration dates of November 2016 to August 2018, should not be consumed, the company said, and customers should return it to the place of purchase for a refund.
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They are looking in the wrong direction, and part of that is because the storyteller hasn't crafted the experience to be consumed without a huge amount of effort from the viewer.
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One reason for the decline is a decrease in cereal consumption: More and more Americans are switching to power bars and other breakfast options that can be consumed on the go.
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Airlines are expected to deny boarding to drunk passengers, for example, and duty-free shops are supposed to explain that the alcohol they sell must not be consumed on the plane.
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For one, erosion rates appear to have sped up in recent geologic history, causing more fresh sediment to be exposed and oxidized by the atmosphere, causing more oxygen to be consumed.
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It could be consumed raw, as in blended into smoothies, cooked into a stir fry, or dried and processed into capsule form (for new moms to ingest without the ick factor).
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The reason for that is confusing; while marijuana is authorized to be bought and sold in the state, technically it can only be consumed in the privacy of your own home.
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At the same time, certain genres are made to be consumed with an audience in a darkened theater -- feeding off shared reactions -- with horror, action and certain comedies foremost among them.
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It's not just important for artists and what inspiration they may glean from each other, but for the average listener, who may or may not be consumed by their own emotions.
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These were the three main-event platforms that conditioned users, advertisers and publishers into making snackable content that could be consumed within this new feed-driven design paradigm the instant norm.
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At "Run Café," tapping a hotel-desk bell will bring you tea and something sweet to be consumed at a tiny table arrayed with a colorful cluster of small ceramic knickknacks.
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The current U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend that alcohol should be consumed only in moderation — up to one drink per day for women and two drinks per day for men.
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Never place raw meat, poultry or fish in the fridge where it can drip onto other foods, especially foods already cooked and fresh fruits and vegetables that may be consumed raw.
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For instance, a giant molecular cloud may have gotten too close to Sagittarius A*, only to be consumed and spit out from both poles of the galaxy in this gigantic flare.
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The Prisoner is meant to be consumed just as enjoyably outside of mealtimes as it is next to a medium-rare duck breast, and has a sense of pleasure for pleasure's sake.
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Dorms are a very temporary space, where beer will be spilled, and bowls of ramen will be consumed, where frazzled all-nighters will be pulled and random hook-ups will be had.
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If pensions are included, some three-quarters of the overall defence budget will be consumed by salaries and benefits, leaving scant funding for procurement, let alone such luxuries as research and development.
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Kalanick's bet on Uber Elevate is another indication that while Silicon Valley seems on the surface to be consumed with politics and protests these days, the march into the future continues apace.
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One thing is certain - for the rest of the time Trump is in office, his agenda and administration will be consumed by dealing with the special counsel and news stories about prosecutions.
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"There is food in supermarkets being used almost like Christmas decorations, rather than intended to be consumed," says Tristram Stuart, founder of Feedback and author of Waste: Uncovering the Global Food Scandal.
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Meanwhile, the White House, rather than attempting to shepherd a targeted legislative agenda through Congress, has instead allowed itself to be consumed by internal feuds and battles with the rest of Washington.
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Just as it is healthier and more sustainable to eat foods close to where they are grown, the argument goes, so, too, should electricity be consumed closer to where it is produced.
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Its leader, Jesus of Nazareth, told his disciples that the bread and the wine at the Last Supper were his body and blood, and should be consumed thereafter in memory of him.
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On Facebook and Twitter, election coverage could be consumed on a large scale, and readers were promised a restructuring of the news media that put them in a position of greater power.
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These movies — and by that, I could mean the Jurassic Park movies or blockbusters in general — are made to be consumed by as large an audience as possible, which usually includes families.
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Gaskin, 44, has capitalized on the popularity of a food-video genre known as mukbang, which involves scarfing down, on camera, more grub than should rightly be consumed in a single sitting.
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Even now, officials recommend that only filtered tap water be consumed, and many residents say they can trust only bottled water, given false assurances they once received from state and local officials.
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While hailed by many as a crucial tool for accelerating scientific progress, critics worry that preprints, which are meant to be consumed by fellow scientists, might be misinterpreted by the general public.
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When receiving gifts of food, there is no rule that this food must be consumed and enjoyed, but the dish (sans food) should be returned, clean, and the giver should be thanked.
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Here was music not as a text to be read nor a recreational drug to be consumed for mood management, but as an audible process of coming-into-being and fading-away.
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It's easy to be consumed by this visual poetry and overlook the complex engineering behind Lye's superficially minimalist work, but the archival papers on view emphasize how he carefully developed each one.
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It's impossible to not be consumed by nostalgia for a bygone era of boza street vendors, as this winter treat is a reminder of cozy good times, family gatherings, and winter festivities.
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Chanhoi's art acts as a feminist antithesis to the prevailing thought behind every scantily clad cheeseburger TV ad or outright depiction of a woman as something to be consumed, both figuratively and literally.
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The US Army Survival Manual includes urine on its "DO NOT drink" list, right next to seawater and blood, and insists that urine shouldn't even be consumed if your survival depends on it.
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One of them tells him that icebreakers alone can consume 100 tonnes of fuel every 24 hours, against the 1.5 tonnes a year that might be consumed by the average Finnish family house.
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The laws will include THC limits, not unlike blood-alcohol limits, though officials said Thursday that it's difficult to determine how much THC has to be consumed for a person to be impaired.
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The urge to share a private moment with potentially millions of strangers is now endemic to being a teenager, and promposals are engineered to be consumed online — the bigger the audience, the better.
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But Steve inspired me to follow his lead, as I witnessed his unrelenting drive to return to his former self — and his refusal to be consumed by what happened to him and why.
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As one of the original tools for logging content to be consumed later or in a more seamless experience, Instapaper set the bar for building alternative reading experiences for stories around the web.
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Scores: 0, 0, 20, 22.35, 20, 21, 20, for an average of 20.5 You ever end up eating food cold that is designed to be consumed warm because you are feeling very lazy?
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But the last full week of the presidential race is likely to be consumed with the fallout from the F.B.I. and Justice Department's review of emails belonging to Huma Abedin, one of Mrs.
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I don't put much stock in the insistence of some that only American wines should be consumed on this American holiday; drinking what you like is the most American thing you can do.
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Mr. Trump often seems to be consumed with overturning the legacies of his predecessor, but few of the agreements so stoked his disdain as the Iran nuclear deal, Mr. Obama's signature diplomatic achievement.
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"They knew the amount of opioids allowed to flow into Ohio far exceeded what could be consumed for medically necessary purposes, but they did nothing to stop it," DeWine said in a statement.
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The edge and the compute of the edge is going to become more and more important because the amount of data that will be generated just can't be consumed by traditional backhaul architectures.
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Put another way, Trump's vision of a government in balance would mean two-thirds of all outlays in 2027 would be consumed by just four areas: defense, interest payments, Medicare and Social Security.
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Would Sanders really let a huge portion of his first year in office be consumed by this controversy, or would he set it aside in order to focus on his battle against plutocracy?
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BEIJING/DETROIT (Reuters) - It took one 330 kilometer trip from Chongqing to Chengdu in his Nio ES8, a seven-seater all-electric SUV, for its owner Wang Haichun to be consumed with buyer's remorse.
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Anybody who wants to feed something or sell something as a product that's going to be consumed by a food animal has to show that that stuff, whatever it happens to be is safe.
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Before going in, a representative from Bud and Bloom, as well as other marijuana vendors, will take turns talking to the group about the potential benefits of cannabis, and how it can be consumed.
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Podcasts present a way to provide multi-genre, opt-in entertainment to consumers with relatively low cost of entry, and unlike most other types of media, it can be consumed concurrent with other activities.
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Trump's ascendance has renewed fears that the right as a whole could be consumed or at least lose its mainstream appeal if the Breitbart voice gains too strong a foothold in GOP party politics.
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Four months into 2019, we unexpectedly and somewhat inexplicably stumbled upon the TV trend of the year: ultra-short comedy series on streaming services, designed to be consumed in a single afternoon or less.
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The problem with Social Security planning, however, is that most folks are not prepared for — or just don't understand — how much of their monthly Social Security benefit will be consumed by health-care expenses.
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" She added, "I was honestly shocked at how difficult it was not to be consumed with guilt and fear, which made me wonder how many other women have felt this way over a picture.
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In a curatorial sense, it's not only troubling because it's from a white woman, it also points to a fetish for placidity, of rendering subjects motionless so they can be consumed as a spectacle.
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Maybe that's just an inevitable offshoot of the way the medium is presented — the downtime between episodes longs to be filled with something, whereas a film can be consumed and understood all at once.
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The summer and fall will be consumed by the fight over Mr. Trump's proposed replacement, and inject a new set of high-stakes issues into the campaign, primarily the prospect of overturning Roe v.
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What's below is by no means a comprehensive reading list; it's quite abbreviated, in fact, and errs toward the current, the varied and toward word counts that can be consumed in a single sitting.
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It also has the acidity necessary to make sweet wines that are refreshing and not cloying, both in a style that can be consumed with a meal or as a honeyed, nectar-like dessert.
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However, she said she was hopeful that Republicans in Washington would focus their energy on making changes to the tax code that would help small businesses, and would not be consumed by political squabbling.
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When more and more companies like Sharp started approaching MUI, it issued guidance stipulating that any product related to food preparation or prayer—no matter whether it can be consumed—is eligible for certification.
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The United Nations recently released a damning climate report that stated unless immediate dramatic changes take place across the world, places like the Bahamas will be the first to be consumed by the ocean.
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The full-series release of the season gave the impression of it being a great movie broken up into episodes that could be consumed in my own time — all at once or over time.
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If photographs used to be packaged only in a carefully digestible form, to peruse over breakfast or tuck into a briefcase, they now arrive in a streaming glut that can never fully be consumed.
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In the age of the Anthropocene, man-made environments progressively encroach on wildlife, but how can humans rethink space as more than just a resource to be plundered or an experience to be consumed?
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In the old days, the USDA ran a big program that would buy up millions of pounds of milk, butter, and cheese each year and simply ... put it in warehouses, never to be consumed.
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Any credits or in-game currencies purchased via IAP must be consumed within the app and may not expire, and you should make sure you have a restore mechanism for any restorable in-app purchases.
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FROM COINAGE: Here's When It's Worth to Buy Organic The lengthy vegetable list included everything from green beans to bok choy and could be consumed with a tablespoon of olive oil – or in a soup.
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Various countries and safety organizations have reviewed known studies and science to produce guidelines on the levels of heavy metals that can be consumed dailiy (sic) without causing harm that take that fact into account.
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Before we meet, I read the book and listen to the music (simultaneously, which is how I assume they are supposed to be consumed), and can tell you that I enjoyed it more than expected.
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"That's when companies get it wrong, when they focus on the gadgetry rather than the user experience," he said, adding that young talent shouldn't be consumed by adding features just for the sake of it.
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This year, for American drinkers, the pleasure of sipping the young wine — which is meant to be consumed by the end of December — will be a little more expensive, due to a new 25% duty.
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Regardless of the result, lawmakers have vowed to re-legislate the issue and will consider a compromise bill that, compared to Prop 2, would restrict how marijuana could be consumed and who could grow it.
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For people who already love wine, even the most narrow-minded should embrace the can, just as they should boxed wines, as a rational container for easy-drinking wines intended to be consumed without aging.
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It is also Mr. Groening's first show created for a streaming service — its initial 10 episodes can be consumed in a five-hour binge — as well as, consequently, his first to have a serialized narrative.
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Synthetic cannabinoids, or fake weed, are human-made chemicals that can be sprinkled on dried, shredded plant material and smoked, or can be consumed as vaporized liquids inhaled through an e-cigarette or other device.
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On Christmas Day — which is often billed as the marker on the mythical national sporting calendar when the N.B.A. begins to be consumed by a wider audience — it was tougher for the Lakers to take.
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Affected products have a "Best If Used By" date that starts with a G, which means the product was manufactured at the Gainesville facility and should not be consumed, the Food and Drug Administration said.
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Roughly 50 to 100 times more toxic than morphine, fentanyl is cheap, hard to detect, and can be consumed in many ways — snorting, shooting up, ingesting, smoking or even touching it will get you high.
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Clean restrooms, orderly tables, and, yes, wi-fi, are all available, and Thirtyfour Campgrounds explores how our desire for these amenities in the great outdoors has created a distinct form of landscape to be consumed.
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" The researchers concluded that the low-strength products "appear to be marketed not as substitutes for higher-strength products but as ones that can be consumed on additional occasions with an added implication of healthiness.
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While the list floated through back channels, few journalists were willing to publish its claims: That would mean publishing unverified, unsubstantiated, anonymous, and deeply serious accusations to be consumed and judged by a public audience.
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Dispatchable demand can allow more self-generated power to be consumed, but it can also allow excess clean power to be stored when it's cheap and sold back to the grid when it's more valuable (arbitrage).
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Absence, or maybe, closer, longueurs — the long, boring passages in a narrative as applied to quotidian existence — is a sentimental notion, or it has become commodified, in the sense that it is something to be consumed.
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Apologies to the bald fans of hard rock, of course, but the heaviness that emits from de Brauw's amp(s) was meant to be consumed through mass doses of mane-whipping, cranium-nodding, and eardrum-destroying.
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An average human can die from drinking 70-100 cups of coffee, but cases of caffeine overdosing are also very rare, because, as with nicotine, it would result in vomiting before enough coffee could be consumed.
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Without new technology, "no more than one-third of proven reserves of fossil fuels can be consumed prior to 2050 if the world is to achieve the 23 degrees Celsius goal," the International Energy Agency says.
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Other parts of the world that will underpin future growth include the U.S., Middle East and North Africa — all of which produce cheap, abundant supplies that can be consumed at home by industry and power plants.
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That view may strike many health experts as premature when malaria, tuberculosis and HIV are still killing millions every year, but the epidemiological shift will ensure that ever more resources will be consumed by chronic conditions.
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The New York Times report, however, says that the entire Apple car team seems to be consumed with getting this shuttle service off the ground, and that there are no concrete plans for what comes after.
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The more I viewed my life as something to be consumed by other people, capitalizing on all the pain and pleasure and resentment and fear that come along with being alive, the more compulsively I posted.
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The popularity of these products looks set to grow; users appreciate the discretion with which they can be consumed, producers like the ease with which their production can be automated (no hand-picking of buds required).
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What I didn't know is that each time I checked something off my mental checklist, I'd be consumed with shame and insecurity, needing to check the next item off the list in order to feel worthy.
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For a 34-year-old whose nights and days used to be consumed by endless hours grinding at felt tables in casinos from Barcelona to Melbourne, it is evidence that she really can find action anywhere.
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Millions of metric tons of nachos will be consumed, thousands of Crying Jordan memes will either delight or annoy fans of the Carolina Panthers or the Denver Broncos, and billions of dollars will be gambled away.
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"We are increasingly embedded in networks where past contacts and present lists of acquaintances can be consumed through this search economy where people exhibit themselves through social networks offering details and insights into their lives," she continues.
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" 218D model publishing platform Sketchfab CEO Alban Denoyel "doesn't need VR to be successful, as our content can be consumed already with critical mass on the web (224,000 3D creators, one million 3D files, four million uniques).
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The tryptophan and melatonin rich milk produced by the cows is then dehydrated, resulting in night milk crystals which can be added to other drinks or foods such as yogurt to be consumed before hitting the hay.
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Simply put, the rapid productivity gains in farming led to reduced employment in agriculture while, at the same time, leading to agricultural surpluses that simply could not be consumed fast enough despite the expanding waistlines of Americans.
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Cheap beer is for the young, and like GIFs, can only be consumed in a frivolous, compulsive loop for so long; sooner or later it is necessary for our tastes, our bodies, and our addictions to mature.
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"Sweetbitter" will be consumed with special avidity by young food people — sommeliers, cheesemakers, sous chefs, managers, pastry wizards — who dream of making it in the big city, or at least of making it by big-city standards.
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If he loses the referendum but decides to try to remain prime minister, as he has said he would, Britain could be consumed by political maneuvering for weeks or months, postponing a decision on how to proceed.
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To that end, the New York State Department of Health is currently advising that striped bass from the East River only be consumed once a month (women under 103 and children under 15 should avoid it entirely).
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While it can be easy to be consumed by pessimistic thinking — especially given the daily headlines — humans need to think about the world they want to live in, and act to make reality reflect it, Zalman says.
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A precursor to the Parisian bistro boom of the mid-19th century, the original Bouillon was a restaurant serving hearty, simple and, most important, inexpensive dishes that could be consumed quickly for a predominantly working-class clientele.
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"We don't know how media's going to be consumed a month from now, much less in 2032, but the rights will guarantee that, however they'll be watching it, it will be through Turner and CBS," McManus said.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked data from medical bills to explore the exact amount of patients' out-of-pocket costs or what proportion of their income might be consumed by paying these bills.
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Still, it's interesting to see the Public Art Fund continue to challenge what public interactions with art can be, such as taking a moment out of the summer streets to be consumed in the sounds of starlings.
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"It's more likely the additional quantities of oil coming down from Keystone will be consumed here in the U.S., competing with alternatives that will be coming from the Middle East," said Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates.
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Not all types of cannabis goodies are legal to sell, and it was up to each province and territory to decide exactly where weed can be bought, where it can be consumed, and how much can be carried.
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"What really compounds the pound's situation is that at this point it is hard to see June being any better, the month set to be consumed by a Brexit-focused Tory leadership battle," Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell said.
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" With respect to how much meat should be consumed, the IARC said, "The risk increases with the amount of meat consumed, but the data available for evaluation did not permit a conclusion about whether a safe level exists.
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And for Big River Steel in Arkansas, it used more than 30,000 sensors and AI to predict how much electricity would be consumed by the mill's machines so it could sell excess energy back to the electric company.
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While there might be something to be said for a wine meant to be consumed as consolation while watching one of the most notoriously emotionally stressful shows currently airing, Lot18's marketing went in a slightly different direction.
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"'USE By" applies to the few products that are highly perishable and/or have a food safety concern over time; these products should be consumed by the date listed on the package – and disposed of after that date.
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The problem, researchers from the university's Medical School say, is that each country has a different definition of low-risk drinking—the amount of alcohol that can be consumed per day or week without experiencing adverse health effects.
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If we refuse to recognize and respect someone else's humanity -- even in the thick of the fight -- we will be consumed by the same hate and backwardness that King and those who strive to follow his example oppose.
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The "Dies Irae" section, in which the chorus and orchestra evoke the "day of wrath" when judgment will come and the world will be consumed by ashes, had the hellish fervor and pummeling intensity any performance must summon.
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But in early December both the House and Senate will also be consumed by a continuing resolution and/or the 2018 fiscal year budget, the debt ceiling, DACA, and maybe a discussion of funding the border wall; 16.
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To the surprise of the tourists who witnessed the South African showdown, the resilient honey badger managed to successfully fight off the two jackals and drag the now-dead python toward a bush to be consumed by himself.
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Later, the trend got picked up by legacy media publications, and the New England Patriot's Gronk appeared in a commercial—with the implication seeming to be that even he, a relatively dumb person, knows they should not be consumed.
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Still, since you're here: Back in 2009*, 2010, 2011, media companies spent a lot of time thinking about the way their stuff would be consumed on an iPad, in part because Steve Jobs encouraged them to think about that.
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The bot, made by Copenhagen-based startup Synesthesia EXP, is an attempt to twist the perception of how literature should be consumed—making the process of reading a story interactive, a conversation even, between the reader and the storyteller.
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More than one a day is pushing it, as each harrowing episode requires one (1) bottle of red wine and an anxiety-laden, 14-hour waiting period during which the entire bottle should be consumed by one (1) person.
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Bohora was taking part in chhaupadi, a common practice in the west of the country in which women, considered unclean during menstruation, are forbidden from touching other people, food that may be consumed by others, cattle and even books.
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However, the increased capital buffers are likely to be consumed, as internal capital generation is lagging behind growth at all four banks, and also due to potential further som depreciation after the already high 23% in 1H17 (non-annualised).
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In the 1970s and 1980s, the area surrounding what became Hudson River Park was slated to be consumed by Westway, a monstrous mega-highway and development that was stopped when community activists balked and fought a long legal battle.
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What I find as I get older is that I don't always have a definitive opinion, and I think the process of my life is going to be consumed with trying to consolidate what it is that I think.
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Its argument is that it makes sense to grow more food near urban areas because 80 percent of the world's food will be consumed by cities in 2050, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
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While Trump only publicly pardoned one bird, both Bread and Butter will avoid the fate of more than 46 million of their turkey brethren expected to be consumed across the country this Thanksgiving, according to the National Turkey Federation.
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Death doesn't have to be consumed with sadness if caregivers and patients just keep talking, says palliative care doctor B.J. Miller, who outlined practical advice for facing the end of life in a way that eases suffering for everyone.
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And that might be what marketers want: In a related study, they found that light wines and beers appeared not to be marketed as substitutes for the harder stuff, but as ones that can be consumed on additional occasions.
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If I am growing grain on my farm and I need to get on your railroad to get to the city where my grain's going to be consumed, I do not want the railroad to buy the farm next to me.
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And the time for those debates to play out will be constrained as precious floor time will be consumed by vital votes on a popular child healthcare program, federal flood insurance, and authorization for the Federal Aviation Administration, among other matters.
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In part, that's thanks to its marketing — there is nothing inherently seasonal about the spices that go in pumpkin pie, but Starbucks is able to convince us that the drink should only be consumed during the fall months, thereby increasing demand.
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However, a representative for Delta tells PEOPLE that the apple was "intended to be consumed on the plane," and noted that Delta has videos in their in-flight entertainment system that detail what passengers need to know when going through customs.
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Of the two, Woman With Headscarf, who seems to be staring into your soul, is the most emotive, while the Breastfeeding mom is, as she should be, consumed with her task and stares down lovingly at her cap-wearing, breastfeeding baby.
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But once you get past worrying about exactly what to call it, Hundred Days tells a captivating, emotionally potent story about how it feels to fall in love — and how it feels to be consumed with fears of losing it.
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To me, the one downside was that I did feel I was wasting food — aside from the vetoed chicken tikka masala, Henry didn't finish any of the jars, all of which were supposed to be consumed within 24 hours of opening.
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While the company reported a high net cash position after the first quarter, which Paulinino had referred to in its arguments, it said that would quickly be consumed once the steam cracker and refinery at the site returned to full capacity.
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By growing crops on the sides or roofs of buildings, or in stacks inside, in the large cities where they will be consumed, food can be produced in a way that saves energy and time, proponents of vertical farming assert.
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Chenyue Xing, a former Juul scientist, told the newswire the company had tossed ideas around on limiting the amount of nicotine that could be consumed, by shutting down the device for a half-hour or after a specific number of puffs.
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"There is a substantial margin of safety between the very low concentrations of pharmaceuticals that would be consumed in drinking-water and the minimum therapeutic doses, which suggests a very low risk to human health," a recent WHO report finds.
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Instead of a deal with the Palestinians along the lines of Kushner's ill-fated economic formula, Israel's ultra-right politics would be consumed by talk about annexation of the occupied territories and a population transfer of Palestinians out of Israel.
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Scientists don't know how much cannabis should be consumed as a PTSD treatment (if any at all), what type of cannabis might be the most optimal, or even if patients who self-medicate now might build a tolerance over time.
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Over the course of five days, an estimated 110,000 attendees will flock to South Florida where 1,500 boats will be on display, over 100,000 glasses of beer will be consumed, and $508 million will change hands in the name of yachting.
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At times, the pieces in Dark Pool Party feel less like essays and more like installations: each induces a kind of sensory thoroughness (thanks to a consistent yet dynamic style and voice) and begs to be consumed all at once.
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Today the city is officially on pause and everybody is banding together by staying inside, so the walks, as they were pretty much intended from the start, are to be consumed vicariously, from home, via text and images, not on foot.
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Given the asymmetry of certain enterprises in the world, you kind of wonder as to whether or not new Disney, with all of its IP, has in fact become the juiciest peach in the world to be consumed by Apple.
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Contact High Rating: 🌲🌲 Platforms: PS4 Green: $14.99 It's just holes, man: A perfect metaphor for 2018, Donut County is all about watching everything you know and love be consumed by a deep, dark void create by a selfish asshole.
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As a bet on the future, it's a dumb bet: Tesla's over-the-horizon profit margins are unlikely to be industry-beating, given that much of the net income could be consumed to support near-monopoly share in a tiny market.
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" The Harvard school's takeaway is this: "Soy is a nutrient-dense source of protein that can safely be consumed several times a week, and is likely to provide health benefits — especially when eaten as an alternative to red and processed meat.
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Some history: the phrase "ethical porn" bubbled up organically about a decade ago in discussions on sex positive and feminist blogs, as digital denizens tried to puzzle out for themselves what kind of porn, if any, could be consumed guilt-free.
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The former vice president is virtually certain to speak more about his behavior with women before he announces his candidacy because his staff does not want the first days of his campaign to be consumed with questions about the matter.
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It's (Gudetama is not fertilized and has no gender, according to Sanrio) too tired to sneeze, too tired to be consumed, too tired to be fried, and, a lot of times, too tired to literally come out of its shell.
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This is where integrations such as the one getting announced today with Vizio will fit in: they will help expand the number of people who might be using the services, and of course the number of screens where the content can be consumed.
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There are blue bags stuffed to the gills with Holsten Pils, the yellow flash of emptied pouches of Golden Virginia Smooth, the dirty green of a freshly purchased twenty bag perched atop a DVD case, ready to be consumed with the utmost haste.
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Absolutely. An analogy I use is this: If you go to a wedding, and you go to a wedding with a cash bar and you go to a wedding with an open bar, where is the most alcohol going to be consumed?
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But despite Jolie's seeming intentions here to use cinema as an extension of her humanitarian work, she's too interesting a filmmaker to turn out the movie equivalent of vegetables, something to be consumed dutifully under the recommendation that it's good for you.
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Whether engineered in Monsanto labs or evolving in climate-changed environs—in effect guided by human hands—there is a new generation of fauna that will be, like Okja, shaped and grown by us, and made to suffer and be consumed by us.
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Because of a 16 percent price fall in front-month delivery crude to around $46 per barrel, prompt prices are now over $1053 below <0#LCO:> those for November 2017 delivery, a sign that there is too much oil to be consumed.
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But their desire for these objects — which can be consumed through media appearances, merchandise, album sales, and collector's items — is a type of resistance and, certainly during much of the 20th century, one of the few "safe" paths of resistance offered to them.
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Are you still trying to navigate what stuff ... how you want to live in a digital world versus traditional ink and paper, and how your media should be consumed, whether people should be reading a book or looking at it on the screen?
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Plucking a dandelion he said could be consumed from blossom to root, Stebbins said the purpose of his foraging tours is to reveal the scrumptious, nutritious and no-cost edibles in your own backyard as well as to connect participants with nature.
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California NORML plans to pursue a program of ten revisions to 64 if it passes, including forbidding local taxes and delivery bans for medical marijuana, increasing tax breaks for medical users, and expanding areas where medical and recreational marijuana can be consumed.
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"The market for ice cream (to be consumed) outside the home is a highly competitive one in which artisan and industrial, bulk and packaged products compete for the consumer's attention in a fragmented landscape that is like no other in Europe," Unilever said.
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Inspired by jet-setters in the south of France, who, like Mr. Murray, have long added ice to their Champagne (the drink is called a piscine — or pool), Mr. Gouez conceived Moët Ice Impérial, a Champagne designed specifically to be consumed over ice.
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"Much — I would say even most — extreme-right content is easily accessible in open online spaces so that it can be consumed by as many people as possible," said Maura Conway, a senior lecturer in international security at Dublin City University in Ireland.
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The exile solution to pigeon overcrowding is being presented as a more animal-friendly approach than that taken in other places, where pigeons are treated like flying rats to be culled or fed contraceptive pills that may also be consumed by other species.
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Certainly Mother's arc is tragic: The life-giving, earth-grounded force gives birth, only to have the creating side, desperate for human approval and worship, give the baby away to them to be consumed (an allusion to the Christian practice of the Eucharist).
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The current mode of global capitalism is to produce more than can be consumed, to always ensure an adequate supply of whatever those with the means to purchase it could ever imagine, never mind the waste or human toll of this process.
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People involved did not know, for example, how long the debate over the procedures would last, or whether a day designated for filing motions, Wednesday, would be consumed by the procedural moves or set aside for House managers to begin their opening arguments.
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The last-minute wrangling to bring spending bills to the floor is an attempt to take care of some must-do work heading into next week, when Capitol Hill will be consumed with a likely House floor vote to impeach President Donald Trump.
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It makes sense that goods located at your eye level are more likely to be consumed and that the bakery should be placed at the far end of the store — because nothing will bring you there better than the smell of freshly baked pastries.
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A few years ago, no one could have predicted that socialism would seem to many young people like a viable political movement or that the country would be consumed by the question of whether there's a tape of the president saying the N-word.
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The sweet and savoury welcome nibbles were made to be consumed in two bites and allow the prince, 33, and his new wife, 36, to talk to as many guests as possible, while the bowl dishes were designed so they could be eaten standing up.
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Moody's said it expected the central bank's usable foreign exchange buffer of about $5-10 billion will "likely be consumed" by the government's forthcoming external debt service payments estimated at $6.5 billion this year and next, including a $1.5 billion maturity on Nov. 28.
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The written word was thrown out in 10,000 Bars of exorcism, and what is left is a series of rooms showing different scenes from the movie of Lil Wayne—an impressionistic tableau, a physical space to be explored rather than a document to be consumed.
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It can be turned into flour for use in breads, tortillas and other baked goods and used in protein bars, while whole cottonseed kernels, roasted and salted, can be consumed as a snack or to create a peanut butter type of paste, Rathore added.
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When the United States started sending Dream Teams of NBA stars to the Olympics, the idea was to deliver just that sort of experience—unblemished, shelf-stable, completely stress-free dominance that could be consumed safely by members of all relevant demographics at room temperature.
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The clips that spread the furthest online are the ones that can be consumed anywhere without disruption: on the subway, the sidewalk or in the doctor's office; next to a partner in bed, behind the counter at work or under the desk in class.
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Some are to be consumed before the cheers-ing begins, to fortify revelers for the night ahead and increase their drinking capacity; others, to be swallowed when the night is over, in hopes of waking up hangover-free; others the morning after, for damage-control.
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But while federal guidelines state that half of our daily fruit servings may be consumed as 100 percent fruit juice, this same misguided advice directly affects the school breakfasts eaten by 14 million American children daily, and the school lunches eaten by 30 million.
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Other dominant artists of our era, like Kendrick Lamar, Beyoncé, and Kanye West, have used their fame to get across art that is certifiably weird—dense, genre-bending projects, with little hope of radio play, that are designed to be consumed in a single sitting.
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Just like the Brits eat beans on toast any time they want, we think these huaraches—with an oblong bed of fried masa flour, a healthy schmear of refried black beans, and a fried egg—can and should be consumed whenever the mood strikes.
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We have seen a number of cases where a product that traditionally required a big and bulky piece of physical equipment — say, a television for watching a TV show — now can be consumed as a stream, on a tiny screen that you keep in your pocket.
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However, if 13G is to be deployed mainly for highly reliable, low-latency communications to enable mission-critical machine communications, such as autonomous driving, the potential network capex could be so enormous that a large portion of CML's considerable net cash of CNY425 billion could be consumed.
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Specifically, it now needs to respond to the rise of aggregating platforms like Facebook, which have become both go-to places for people to read news from other sites, and to find information that is actually only created to live and be consumed on Facebook itself.
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Though the prototype under test is not yet powerful enough to make this work properly, the idea is that the acceleration of the motor will push constantly against the inertia of the propellant cylinder, forcing the cylinder against the vaporisation surface and causing it to be consumed.
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"On the biggest deals it is hard to ignore the appetite and sentiment of the biggest beasts but there is no reason why smaller deals couldn't be consumed by the more peripheral players that sometimes have to live off of the scraps," the syndicate head said.
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To make a 448-page meditation on eyebrows, a show about closets and ignoring people, an Instagram populated with pictures of people taking a picture of you taking a picture of yourself, is to admit that you are fragile, desperate, real, ready to be consumed this way.
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She refuses the only future that Paul can see for them, to be consumed by Paul's need for a life of middle-class convenience and comfortability — he tries to woo her at one point by listing the appliances he has in his home — keeps her possibilities alive.
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With Israel lacking an elected government at least until the fall, by which point Mr. Trump is likely to be consumed by his own re-election campaign, the prospects for advancing a peace plan already rejected out of hand by the Palestinians seemed to dim even further.
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As food delivery players reconfigure their regional footprints — via market exits and consolidation — better financed platforms will be hoping they'll be left standing with a profitable business to shout about (and the chance to grow again by gobbling up less profitable rivals or else be consumed themselves).
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"I want to be consumed with serving others the way I have been consumed with being the best athlete I can be," the runner shared, adding that she is now a professional coach of the Nike Bowerman Track Club in Portland, Oregon where she currently lives.
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"Saudi Arabia consumes over one-quarter of its oil production, and while energy demand is projected to increase substantially, oil production is not, and by 2030 a large proportion will be consumed domestically, much of it for electricity generation," the World Nuclear Association notes on its website.
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Its bereft-of-the-dial status wasn't a demotion, though, but an indicator of how most small-screen comedy would soon be consumed: on countless channels and platforms at a time, regardless of when or where it first aired, by sensibly sized—and this is important—ultraloyal audiences.
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"The capabilities of modern web browsers are opening the door to a whole new level of web-based applications," said Josh Nielsen, founder at Zencastr, explaining that new real-time technologies have made it possible to build a full podcasting studio that can be consumed through a browser.
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But in their regularity and quasi-formal structure (a far-right rally met by a far-left counterprotest), these fights have a surreal, ritualized quality that has turned them into media spectacles, which in turn allows them to be consumed nationally as skirmishes in a playacted civil war.
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Because the show's more radical elements were refracted through — and secreted within — an upbeat, candy-colored atmosphere, ''Playhouse'' could be consumed and adored not only by those who ''got it'' but also by ''squares'' (not to mention their children, whom Pee-wee indoctrinated into a cult of extreme acceptance).
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It must be impossible to imagine why a capable adult person, seemingly in charge of all that happens in the world, would choose the struggle of some place called "work" when there are illustrations to admire—maybe even nacho bits lost under the couch waiting to be consumed.
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In my home city of Denver, there are intense prohibitions against alcohol being combined with cannabis, either in products sold at dispensaries or any bar allowing pot to be consumed on their property, the idea being mixing the two can make you a danger to yourself and others.
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They want "lite" products that will help them fight the flab (obesity is a big problem in a country addicted to a "vitamin T" diet of tacos and tortillas) and "drinkables", nutrition that can be consumed on the go (partly in response to the rise of two-income families).
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Other ingredients -- including mixers, tonic water, juice, soda, syrups, cream and coconut -- all pack sugar and fat calories on top of alcohol and should be consumed with caution, explained Ginger Hultin, a registered dietitian, spokeswoman for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and author of the blog ChampagneNutrition.
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While Selina and her clown car of staffers — not counting Sue, the only nonclown in the vehicle — scramble to make her look as presidential as possible while confronting an undecided election that may hinge on a recount in Nevada, they find the time to be consumed by trivial matters.
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Yet we also need to meet the challenges of providing the 70-100 percent more calories expected to be consumed in 2050 because of population growth and increased per capita caloric intake in the developing world — while simultaneously meeting the challenges to agriculture due to global climate change.
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The company views them as a way to entice people to become more enthusiastic Amazon customers by, for example, encouraging the purchase of $99-a-year Prime memberships, which include a Netflix-like video service, music and other forms of entertainment that can be consumed on the devices.
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But the move has implications for what news will be consumed on Facebook, potentially favoring the most familiar names in media that are seen as the most credible, while tilting away from lesser-known and less-trusted outlets without solving the issue of whether news could still be distorted.
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Our food environment has been termed obesogenic, largely due to the availability of affordable food 24/7 in a form that can be consumed virtually instantaneously — no need to dig a potato out of the ground, chop wood, make a fire and roast before it is ready to consume.
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Movies are a couple of hours of story meant to be consumed in a gulp; TV shows you can choose to see as either a unit of 22 minutes or 203 minutes (that's show minus commercials), or as a however-many-hours-long story taking one season or many.
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With the 2020 election fast approaching and the Senate likely to be consumed by an impeachment trial in the coming months, there is a sense that McAleenan's replacement represents a last chance for the foreseeable future for Trump to get the right person in place to implement his immigration agenda.
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And this is the primary aim of empire: to remake the world so that if you are a citizen of the colonial power everything you see in some way belongs to you, may be consumed by you, or exists by your mercy and grace, is therefore no longer alien to you.
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Roli, a London-based startup that develops new styles of keyboards to compose and play music that subsequently can be consumed and engaged with using smartphones and other devices, has announced new strategic investment from the Sony Innovation Fund, the VC arm of the Japanese consumer electronics and entertainment giant.
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It is possible that meat will be consumed in a completely different form than it is consumed today—how can we get meat proteins and other nutrients in meat and combine it with other popular, familiar products, so that we can get a product that would be acceptable to the consumer?
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According to Vainikka, the powder could be consumed in three ways: as a protein supplement to existing foods, such as breads or drinks; as an ingredient in plant-based meat alternatives, such as veggie burgers; or as a sustainable source of amino acids needed to create lab-grown meat products.
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I imagine in my lifetime that you'll be able to visit a bar and photograph strangers to find out their first name, interests, and earning potential, and we'll all be accepting of this convenience as our busy lives continue to be consumed by the need to be connected and up to date.
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New-age musical genres — like R&B and rap, Latin, and electronic/dance — continue to push music consumption towards digital channels, while genres that often cater to older audiences — like Christian/Gospel, Jazz, Rock and Classical — tend to still be consumed via physical albums, according to Nielsen's Music's Mid-Year 2019 report.
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They estimate that 25-40 percent of food grown, processed and transported in U.S. will never be consumed, and that that waste has further implications: Food that winds up as landfill waste rots and often ends up as methane, a greenhouse gas 21 times more dangerous to the globe's climate than carbon dioxide.
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If you cast the net wider, and abandon any pretense of self-curation, allowing yourself to be consumed by Google's omnipotent search mechanisms—catching every local freesheet along the way— you'll end up in an even stranger place, a place where no news is good news and all news is bad news.
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Asimov wasn't the first to bemoan sharing, but his inquiry presaged a decade in New York dominated by a new type of cuisine, one defined less by provenance or a chef's palate than by the way it was meant to be consumed, with each diner taking a single bite before relinquishing the plate.
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And while largely white denominations like the United Church of Christ, the Episcopal Church and the Presbyterian Church (USA) affirm gays and lesbians, most black churches in America still have a "don't ask, don't tell" policy that forces its LGBTQ members to live in the closet or be consumed by self-loathing.
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You can see how the game has been transformed in the gameplay trailer: After watching a cutscene where Arthas Menethil decides he'd rather kill the innocent citizens of Stratholme now than watch them be consumed by the Scourge, and seeing Uther Lightbringer and Jaina Proudmoore abandon him over this atrocious task, I jumped right in.
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Here's a breakdown of devices: Data: eMarketer; Note: Ages 16-74 who watch at least 5 hours of TV per week; Chart: Andrew Witherspoon / Axios Why it matters: If TV content is to be consumed on smaller screens, it needs to be made for a mobile viewing experience, which means shorter, quicker, more interactive formats.
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"One reason why tree nuts might be more protective is that they tend to be consumed with the skin or outer peel, in which most antioxidants reside (at least the common nuts walnuts, almonds and hazelnuts), while peanuts are usually eaten without the peel," said Dr. Emilio Ros of the Hospital Clinic of Barcelona.
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Here in this politically competitive district in the Hudson Valley, which Mr. Delgado flipped last year to Democrat from Republican as part of his party's sweep to power in the House of Representatives, voters have yet to be consumed with the impeachment fever gripping the capital, and some are downright sick of the topic already.
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Rather than seeking to build a multimedia assemblage as a unified, tightly controlled monument, he advocated a casual multiplicity across media, an attitude of productive flexibility that takes creativity and expression to be human birthrights, subsuming the energies of the body's metabolism (all that soon-to-be-consumed kohlrabi) and the abstractions of the greatest music.
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The app includes a way for its young users to track their food and activity, games focused around healthy eating, and a food categorization method called the "Traffic Light System," which separates foods into healthy "green" options, "yellow" foods like meat or dairy products that should be consumed more moderately, and "red" foods that should only be eaten occasionally.
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The correlation between animals and women has been extensively addressed by Carol J. Adams in her pivotal 1979 book The Sexual Politics of Meat, in which she argues that women have experienced the same objectification and fragmentation that animals have, often presented as pieces of meat to be consumed by those who believe they are the superior species.
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Although the move has been planned since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was elected in 2330, the country is scrambling to get ready for the big day because while the federal cannabis act sets a broad skeleton, Canada's 2000 provinces and territories set their own rules — including where marijuana will be sold and where it can be consumed.
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Members of the working class may be consumed by mundane concerns like making sure their kids can go to college and their cars can get them to their jobs, but the wealthier you are, the more resources you can devote to your personal interests and esoteric hobbies, whether that means getting really into Scotch, exotic pets, or toppling governments.
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Cancer patients usually attempt to maintain a positive attitude, and I appreciate how much better it is to do so than to be consumed by negativity, but no mind-set would have meaningfully muted the shock of my recurrence and the burden of having to tell my family that actually I've been in Stage 4 all along.
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The recent stock market selloff and an uptick in inflation concerns mean Powell's first months in office may be consumed by debate on whether the Fed should lean against inflation with faster rate increases - and risk the ire of a White House aiming to boost growth - or stick to the gradual rate path championed by Yellen.
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While not technically a controlled substance, the Ass Kicker comes with a medical warning for people with heart or blood pressure problems, and Benington says it's meant to be consumed over time, up to three to four hours for the large size that will keep you totally fuckin' fried for 12 to 18 hours and set you back $16 Australian.
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As attention on Capitol Hill turns back to the question of what will happen next in the impeachment saga, lawmakers are also reacting to and are deeply divided over the US airstrike that killed Iran Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani, paving the way for the possibility that Capitol Hill will be consumed with both a debate over foreign policy and impeachment.
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In the short term Khan is going to be consumed by forming a government, tackling a crooked and crumbling economy, dealing with creditors like China, and fighting off allegations of a rigged election from the Pakistan's Peoples Party and the Pakistan Muslim League -- the same two dynasties he's been fighting for decades, the same people he led street protests against claiming the same wrongdoing in 2013.
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