In its place, he found only blackened debris, blackened earth, and ash.
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It's marine, like rice blackened by cuttlefish ink in Valencia, Spain, or turfy, like rice blackened by long-soaked djon-djon mushrooms in Haiti.
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Make the blackened chili sauce: Combine all of the ingredients for the blackened chilli sauce in a blender and run continuously until a smooth sauce-like consistency is achieved. 5.
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They are called blackened shrimp, not nicely browned shrimp. 8.
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Cook, turning occasionally, until blackened in spots, about 5 minutes.
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And Sally had been made to kiss his blackened corpse?
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The perfect solution: a recado negro, or blackened mole sauce.
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"The Blackened Canteen ceremony is more than appropriate," says Rovsek.
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I order the blackened salmon Caesar with an iced tea.
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Peel bell pepper, leaving a few flecks of blackened skin.
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So recado negro is basically blackened chile and spice sauce.
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Others looked up at blackened windows and counted their losses.
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In still others, the lungs had visibly blackened with metastasis.
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Wings were smoky, slightly blackened, sweet, plump and unusually good.
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Smoke kept rising from the blackened building through the morning.
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The firm's embrace of color began with blackened ash wood.
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Dissections showed blackened teeth, discolored organs, malformed hooves, oozing slime.
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Pigs 'n a blanket, blackened catfish, devilled eggs, grilled Atlantic salmon.
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A few blackened skeletons of vehicles dotted the otherwise empty road.
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His weary face is one of many ringing the blackened site.
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They are Trump's America, solid gold painted over blackened, twisted hearts.
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Have you ever even had scrod, much less a blackened version?
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Let sit for 10 minutes, then peel, discarding the blackened skin.
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Trees blackened by fire dot the landscape in Vitrolles, southern France.
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QAYYARA, Iraq (Reuters) - Shepherds herd blackened flocks through the Iraqi desert.
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The horse was blackened with grime and had a chipped ear.
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Photos of him, legs blackened and swollen with infection, circulated online.
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In the kitchen, a wood fire heated beans in blackened pots.
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"Blackened is violence to the delicacy of the fish," he declared.
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An inferno has blackened the homes and hillsides across Northern California.
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The sky blackened, winds raced and heavy rain began to fall.
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This blackened eucalyptus tree begins to regrow in the Snowy Mountains.
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We passed near the silk merchants' area, now blackened and silent.
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My parents then saw that her thighs were blackened by bruises.
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She distorts her own face with blackened marks that mirror decay.
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He is definitely having elaborate fantasies about blistered, blackened, chicken hot dogs.
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Waterfalls and debris move in slow motion, vanishing beyond the blackened cataract.
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On the other, blackened ground gives way to green, well-manicured grass.
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I get a blackened chicken burrito bowl and it is so good.
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They had blackened 39 square miles and were each 5 percent contained.
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I watched, slightly shocked, as its skin blackened and its soul departed.
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The jihadi is blackened and bloated from days in the scorching sun.
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It has blackened 16 square miles and is only five percent contained.
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Trump ended Saturday with his favorite meal: a blackened, ketchup-covered steak.
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We're following a car as it fishtails toward the blackened mountain skyline.
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The dormitory was blackened, lined with the charred frames of bunk beds.
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They way their skin blackened and blistered and melted off their bones.
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A constellation of trampled, blackened gum wads hovered inches from my face.
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On the blackened front lawn of one house, garden hose lay melted.
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You can order them mild, spicy, or blackened depending on your mood.
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I initially mistook the blackened spice mixture on the outside for char.
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Some names are proudly perverse: one off-white shade is called Blackened.
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And shriveled, partially blackened ears of corn could fit inside your palm.
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At his feet sat six small clear bags filled with blackened junk.
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In the bottom near the right corner is a small blackened doorway.
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The plants that had continued growing into November had frozen and blackened.
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In Twin Falls, he subsisted most days on blackened chicken from Popeyes.
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Huge tracts of woodland were blackened, with trees stripped bare or uprooted.
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The blackened streets ooze with inertia, a dominant populationUnaware of their privilege.
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Fire-blackened hams, picked over by dogs, sat in a pile out back.
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Aerial footage from Thursday morning showed the blackened, smokey remains of the building.
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After two minutes, they had lovely grill-marks but also some blackened spots.
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Rub off the blackened skin and pull out the stems and seed pods.
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Security forces guarded the smoking scene as workers picked through the blackened rubble.
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Shredded, blackened carcasses of the trucks became a common sight on Iraqi highways.
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The jagged dust fragments blackened spacesuits, causing them to absorb too much heat.
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While combing through the plane wreckage, Itoh found something else: a blackened canteen.
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For now, the blackened tower juts against the skyline, sheathed in white plastic.
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The Instagram model had blackened feet and reportedly had bruises on her face.
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The blaze had blackened 150 acres, but was 50 percent contained on Sunday.
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Place blackened pepper in a mixing bowl, and cover tightly with plastic wrap.
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One piece, for which the exhibition is named, is in a blackened room.
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Cook and stir corn until thawed and slightly blackened, about 8 minutes. 2.
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The building where it began was destroyed, a blackened husk with no roof.
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The flames have blackened more than 115,000 acres since fires broke out Sunday.
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Only his blackened head and feet are exposed, but he looks exquisitely vulnerable.
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On Sunday, the blackened floor was lit up by long rays of sun.
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Other times, strenuous exercise might bring on the muscle pain and blackened urine.
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The fires have blackened hundreds of thousands of acres from California to Montana.
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Around 128,285 acres (51,915 hectares) have been blackened by California wildfires from Jan.
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Other online photos revealed a blackened platform and smoke billowing from the station.
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Broil, tossing the broccoli once halfway through, until blackened, about 15 minutes. 3.
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Fires are leaving blackened trees and ash-covered forest floors in their wake.
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Cook the chilies, turning occasionally, until blackened all over, 10 to 15 minutes.
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Now the blackened husk of Grenfell Tower juts out against the west London skyline.
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Add the garlic, onion, and ginger and cook until blackened, about 8 minutes. 2.
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Instead, he stared at the blackened sidewalks and the burned guts of the mall.
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Grinning climbers with frostbite, showing their blackened fingers but refusing to leave the mountain.
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The hit among the entrees was the salmon Nero: lightly blackened and perfectly cooked.
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" The writer claims that Travers' novels "associate chimney sweeps' blackened faces with racial caricature.
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She had a blackened eye, a swollen cheek and a bruise on her forehead.
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Blackened ground and trees contrasted starkly with patches of green grass and flowers elsewhere.
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Photographs showed tiles blown off a blackened roof and bloodied bodies on the ground.
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Several of them, all from opposition parties, now have smashed windows and blackened walls.
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The house's right side is blackened from a fire set by somebody's benzene torch.
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By late Tuesday, the Camp Fire had blackened 130,000 acres (52,600 hectares) in all.
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America's name is blackened enough by its unwillingness to act militarily to remove Assad.
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But it's not a mole so much as a blackened sauce, like a recado.
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A stack of bills and letters, some with blackened edges, sat on the table.
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Its entire fuselage was blackened, from some kind of long-ago fire, I presumed.
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Workers return a few weeks later to spray the blackened sites with a herbicide.
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The teen had been spotted spray-painting the blackened windows of an abandoned McDonald's.
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A large white building collapsed into rubble and other structures appeared blackened and destroyed.
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And golf, which for two hours had stumbled badly, escaped a badly blackened eye.
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Char the eggplants, turning as needed, directly on burning coals, until blackened all over.
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There's a heart here at what's left of SoGo, however blackened it may be.
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After they were surgically removed, Smith's ovaries and uterus became "blackened," she told Cosmopolitan.
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In it, he is curled in a fetal position; his exposed stomach is blackened.
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The ditch where officials said the encampment was appeared blackened and empty on Tuesday.
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We order food, a flatbread for R., and a blackened chicken wrap for me.
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Christmas bells grow next to blackened branches in Royal National Park, New South Wales.
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The consequences of America's swelling wildfire problem are traveling well beyond blackened, ashy forests.
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A fire-blackened car out front still had the Qaeda logo on its hood.
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He likes them only a tiny bit blackened, the crispy tang of the skins.
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Those left standing are usually skeletal, stripped naked by wind and blackened by flames.
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Police had taped off the building, the front of which was blackened by smoke.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia — They found hands and legs, some blackened bodies, and one business card.
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Specters of men disfigured by the hammer attack erupt out of a blackened space.
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They have plenty of different burritos, from the blackened Alaska salmon to steak chipotle.
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Make the blackened chili sauce: Light a grill or heat the oven to broil.
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The basement holds an antiquated kitchen with an adjacent pantry and a blackened coal chute.
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He's there to carefully restore veteran's gravestones blackened by the elements and decades of neglect.
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I want a taco of each variety, but they ran out of the blackened turkey.
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Tonight I'm making a blackened chicken chopped salad with apple-cider-vinegar-and-dijon dressing.
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A booking photo shows him with two sets of stitches around a blackened left eye.
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Davidson gestured toward the blackened patch where the flames were guttering out, diminishing to smoke.
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The blackened hulk of the vehicle is visible from the road lined with danger signs.
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On Sunday morning, the house's exterior, from the first floor to the attic, was blackened.
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Two large printing machines have been turned into a pile of blackened and twisted metal.
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I had seen those blackened little stars... ...I came back from the war gray-haired.
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Roast pepper over an open flame, turning occasionally, until surface is blackened, about 10 minutes.
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Burnt out cars line blackened roadsides, abandoned in the panic and chaos of the evacuations.
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By Thursday morning, there was no sign of life in or around the blackened hulk.
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It blackened more than 2003,000 acres (110,480 hectares), leveled 2,820 buildings and claimed 15 lives.
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The blackened vessels are chipped and appear burnt, bringing to mind the aftermath of war.
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On a helicopter flight over the area, the blackened remains of small villages were clear.
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More exotic is the tourteau fromagé, a palm-size cheesecake with a blackened, domed top.
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Spooned over the almost blackened crust of bread crumbs, this sauce is rich and gentle.
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There, a historic global dust storm blackened the skies and starved its batteries of energy.
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The armor — cracked wheat, cumin, allspice and garlic, blackened over charcoal — crumbles at the knife.
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Between the crude fire-blackened posts, the barbed wire they had cut had been replaced.
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My hair was blackened from the smoke, but they only washed it after a week.
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This includes the city of Regina, where the blackened funeral doom band, Altars of Grief, resides.
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Its windows are boarded over, and there's a hole in the roof, blackened by a fire.
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We felt like a lot of people misunderstood Blackened Sky and we got some terrible reviews.
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That blaze, the Anderson Creek prairie fire, which also affected Oklahoma, blackened some 625 square miles.
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The charred skeleton of the building with its blackened pillars and piles of rubble still stands.
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The blackened skeletons of scorched trees jut out of the smoldering Earth like angry bee stings.
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Samwel Naikada, a local activist, points at a blackened stump in a clearing cut by burners.
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For my entrée, I tried the Kale Caesar with Blackened Tofu, and Nick ordered the same.
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Video footage from inside one of the barracks showed blackened walls and rows of charred beds.
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Part of a wall facing a busy road was blackened by smoke from the burning petrol.
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Joseph also noted that oysters in a spicy dressing and blackened salmon overwhelmed the delicate wine.
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On his book tour, Mallory has said that depression "blighted, blotted, and blackened" his adult life.
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Pictures of the office after the fire showed its blackened interior strewn with fire-damaged debris.
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The edges of the pot sear the rice, and that blackened rice scents the whole batch.
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Hours later, amid the blackened walls and stench of burned furniture and plastic, we finally slept.
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An unsettling photo appeared in newspapers showing Conigliaro in his hospital bed, his left eye blackened.
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Hallelujah to the end of the hideous winter: blackened snowdrifts and dog shit and lost gloves.
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Protesters hoisted a saffron flag, associated with Hindu far-right groups, from the mosque's blackened minaret.
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Locks of her hair and a mounted, blackened tooth are on display in the Long Room.
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In the rubble, workers found a woman's blackened wristwatch and a Boston College football ticket stub.
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On either side of the road, the shins of longleaf pine trees look like blackened scabs.
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Transfer to a cutting board until cool enough to handle, then peel, discarding the blackened skin.
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Dozens of their Angus cows lay dead on the blackened ground, hooves jutting in the air.
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Eliza emerged from behind a giant phrenological head that stood alone on a completely blackened stage.
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Try the cheddar-and-veggie stuffed cornbread, topped with blackened fish and a chimichurri aioli drizzle.
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Names and contact details are spraypainted or etched in charcoal on the blackened skeletons of former homes.
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Add the peas and cook, stirring and shaking, until blackened and beginning to steam, about 7 minutes.
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He loved to watch people burn — the way their skin blackened and blistered melted off their bones.
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Add onion and bell pepper, and cook and stir until softened and slightly blackened, about 211 minutes.
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Her hands were blistered and blackened and her voice was a raspy from shouting and breathing smoke.
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Photos of Ty in the hospital show the skin around his mouth and cheeks blackened and bleeding.
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The two fires had blackened 39 square miles (101 square kilometers) and were each 5 percent contained.
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Wildfires have blackened an estimated 4.15 million acres (1.68 million hectares) in the United States this year.
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Like the best fried chicken recipes, these blackened wings rely heavily on a super flavorful buttermilk marinade.
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The researchers analyzed burned Genyornis eggshell fragments, some only partially blackened, discovered at more than 200 sites.
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Depp also appears to have blackened out the tattoo he had of Heard on his right bicep.
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In the first one, a speed bag hangs down from its hook, like a blackened, featureless head.
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The carriage door was blown off, and witnesses described seeing injured passengers with bloodied and blackened bodies.
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His nose was a blackened ice cream cone and his hat was also an ice cream cone.
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Andrew Cuomo to enlighten some minds, help some elephants and polish a little of Albany's blackened soul.
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A charred stone bench, bird bath and ornamental angel were among the blackened survivors of the firestorm.
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In one, healthy lungs were juxtaposed with blackened and diseased ones that had been poisoned by tobacco.
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It's a lightweight aluminum fry pan, blackened and warped from the high heat of the restaurant's stove.
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Especially, with the news cameras taking in every old-glorious flame and blackened amber wave of grain.
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About ten kilometers outside of El Kef, I met families making charcoal amidst precisely piled blackened wood.
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The Sherpa fire had blackened nearly 8,000 acres by Saturday but was close to being under control.
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"Look, they didn't touch the dead trees," Mr. Kalmykov said, pointing to the still standing, blackened pines.
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Add the tomatoes and onion and char, turning as needed, until blackened all over, about 15 minutes.
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With twilight approaching, we found ourselves in a petrified forest, swerving wildly to avoid the blackened stumps.
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Lithome Saint-Mesyeux, a father of six children, claimed a leg blackened by rot for his family.
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The series shows coal miners from east China's Anhui province after work, their faces blackened with soot.
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In his collapsed garage, two cars, including a beloved 1941 Plymouth, are no more than blackened shells.
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Outside, protesters held their own ceremony, raising to half-staff a flag depicting a blackened, dying bauhinia.
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Nevertheless, since 2008, the band has forged ahead with its brand of anti-religious blackened death metal.
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Blackened death metal beast Abominable Carnivore has within its ranks current members of Nekrohowl, Enmachined and Nafarmaan.
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A blackened streak of burned-out forest, remnants of a lone structure that caught an unfortunate spark.
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Across the globe, people are sharing images and videos that show lines of fire leaving blackened waste.
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Outdoor space: The patio off the master is landscaped and surrounded by a blackened-steel retaining wall.
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Consider moles made with charred and dark-toasted ingredients, above, blackened avocado and, mmm, lamb heart ashes.
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The loud crack of a rifle rings out across the barren, fire-blackened farmland in southeast Australia.
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I queued up and stumbled out 30 minutes later, full of pickles, fries and tender, blackened beef.
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Shepherds herd sheep whose fur has been blackened by the smog, and a cow chews on rubbish.
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Linking gangrenous feet, blackened lungs and a tongue misshapen with tumors to smoking appears to have worked.
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It was sculpted from blackened gold and studded with round brilliant-cut diamonds and 21 large sapphires.
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The video shows the other four cars reduced to blackened shells, the drivers and passengers all killed inside.
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The fire blackened the commission building, though HNEC head Emad al-Sayah said the electoral database was safe.
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Pictures of the town, seen by Reuters, showed shattered structures and blackened streets littered with burnt-out debris.
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I made a Caesar salad with blackened tempeh and paired it with an apple and a Clif bar.
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BuzzFeed News went to the property and found the wheelchair still parked near the sidewalk, facing blackened ruins.
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"A blackened Union Jack," Ms. Corbett remarked as she drew a picture of the flag in her notebook.
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Each year, on the June 20 crash anniversary, he poured whiskey from the blackened canteen onto the cross.
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Beneath them, denatured shapes squirm across the narrow, blackened linen like minimalist reductions of damned souls in hell.
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Place the pepper on a sheet tray and cook, turning occasionally, until blackened all over, about 15 minutes.
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A vendor burns old electrical wires that can't be sold This vendor's hands are blackened with motor oil.
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The chapel's floor was covered in debris from shattered windows, its wooden pews blasted apart, its pillars blackened.
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On a drive into the blackened foothills from nearby Chico, thick smoke lingered, making it difficult to breathe.
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The fire destroyed more than 100 homes and has blackened an area about the size of Los Angeles.
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Blackened potatoes meet coriander, rosemary, and grilled fish to create a plate that is both delicate and earthy.
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One eye is closed, and his hand, blackened with industrial muck, holds a cigarette up to pursed lips.
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A large white building had collapsed into a pile of rubble and other structures appeared blackened and destroyed.
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"That's one of the most terrible things I have ever seen," William said of the tower's blackened shell.
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The Milepost 22 fire near Vantage in central Washington began Wednesday and has blackened more than 0003,200 acres.
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The fire sparked Monday has blackened nearly 10 square miles (26 square kilometers) of dry brush and timber.
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So far, the flames have blackened more than 27,26 acres — well over 29 square miles — with minimal containment.
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The horror injury blackened completely by the time Taylor addressed the press after his multi million dollar victory.
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Blackened wreckage of Flight CU972 was strewn over the crash site, 12017 km (12 miles) south of Havana.
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Catfish is a Southern delicacy, and often served blackened and covered in a generous heaping of Cajun seasoning.
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In photographs she gave to The Intercept, Ms. Holderness has a blackened right eye and a swollen cheekbone.
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Chemicals are poured onto a blackened 4-inch-by-5-inch plate and an image develops, appearing reversed.
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In August, smoke blackened the sky in cities as distant as São Paulo and caught the world's attention.
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The surrounding forest had been slashed and burned, and the open land was still dotted with blackened stumps.
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Inside, dozens of girls placed in the care of the Guatemalan state lay sprawled on the blackened floor.
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A Reuters witness saw damage to two cars parked outside the building, blackened walls and chips in window panes.
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His reputation has taken a hit on Ukraine and it may get further blackened as the impeachment inquiry intensifies.
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Place the eggplant on a baking sheet and cook, turning as needed, until charred and blackened, about 15 minutes.
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The inferno blackened miles along one of the main gateways into wine country, State Highway 12 into Sonoma County.
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The carpet, walls, and ceiling were blackened; the many empty cigarette packages scattered around the space suggested a cause.
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The blackened lungs just can't hold on to the air like the healthy lungs, barely inflating then quickly deflating.
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It lost power and barely escaped total destruction, with blackened grass stopping just a few feet from the walls.
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The flatbread was an oversize oval, blackened at the edges and bulky with tomatoes, mozzarella and ricotta-arugula pesto.
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Beyond the temporary inconveniences, the fire blackened the crown jewel of an outdoors-loving region for years to come.
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We love a good shrimp cocktail, and these blackened shrimp with a spicy, peppery dry rub are no exception.
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We put out the fire and mustered up the courage to find our way home through a blackened forest.
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Because blackened snow absorbs more sunlight, the deposits can cause glaciers to melt more rapidly than they otherwise would.
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Working in batches as needed, cook pineapple rings until slightly blackened and caramelized, about 2 minutes per side. 2.
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In one village of Nodeirinho, where 11 residents died, state television RTP showed burned out cars and blackened houses.
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Blackened diggers, trucks and hoses litter charred earth near the flaming wellhead, amid temperatures high enough to burn skin.
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Crews searching for the dead Crews on the scene of both fires are combing through blackened ruins of homes.
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One boy, his face blackened by dust, is seen trying to hold his legs up, apparently unable to move.
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Every atrocity blackened their cause, conferred greater legitimacy on Mr. Putin's allies and ensured less sympathy for his victims.
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There were no comedowns or hangovers, no overdrafts and sexual health check-ups, no blackened lungs and punctured livers.
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A Reuters witness saw residents picking their way through the rubble of destroyed homes and surveying fire-blackened buildings.
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Photos circulated on social media showed bloodied corpses and a blackened motorbike outside a small building in the village.
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As sculptural objects, the charred books — crinkly stacks of warped and blackened paper — provoke dystopian jitters about book burning.
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One would expect to see deeply blackened skin with severe blistering or even some exposed bone in the area.
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The smoke-blackened Intercontinental building, an imposing 1960s structure on a hill overlooking Kabul, remained blocked off on Monday.
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After a fire wipes out a forest, fire refugia stand out as green jewels scattered across the blackened land.
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Afterward, we lunched at an ancient noodle house, with great blackened ceiling beams, heavy wooden tables and impressive pottery.
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The fire has blackened more than 000 square miles (21971 square km), an area larger than New York City.
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They have also destroyed something else: Many of the region's gems for outdoor recreation are suddenly blackened and charred.
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Researchers said the blackened rainwater collected by São Paulo residents was caused by the Amazon's forest fires, per WSJ.
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Burned homes, crushed tin shacks that housed businesses and a blackened beer truck attest to the fierce battles here.
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Blackened on the outside, compote-like on the inside, they are wonderfully concentrated and silky-soft on the tongue.
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Horror stricken the passengers and crew of the Cymric saw the inmates of the returning boat, blackened with smoke.
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Karadzic and his lawyers say his words were twisted during the trial and that prosecutors unfairly blackened his name.
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On Wednesday, the few people out on the streets walked quietly past the blackened car hulks and smashed homes.
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On one block, blackened chandeliers visible through huge gashes in one building mutely testified to Douma's broken middle class.
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To make them super-black means growing them as forests that rise upward from the surface to be blackened.
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Let go of past regrets and the half of a pointer finger that was blackened and deadened by frostbite.
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The wings are blackened on the outside but juicy everywhere else, and abound with delightful pockets of stinging spice.
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Photos showed a communist-era residential block with smoke rising from blackened, twisted window-frames on the second floor.
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We chased tiny scraps of partly burned paper that floated in the air as if they were blackened snowflakes.
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Add the eggplants and onion and cook, turning as needed, until completely blackened and soft, 8 to 10 minutes.
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On one block, blackened chandeliers visible through huge gashes in one building mutely testified to Douma's broken middle class.
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Blackened embers of tree trunks had tumbled down — one had hit a firefighter and burned him around the neck.
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It stands at the site of a 2004 helicopter crash that injured three Marines and blackened an administrative building.
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Though she may not eat Trump's favored blackened steaks and burgers or meatloaf, she keeps her tastes simple and healthy.
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There, you're forced to look up, standing under a white dome blackened by churning swaths of tarred and burned paper.
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We did not even order some of the more outré, Asian-style appetizers, like seaweed coleslaw or blackened tofu salad.
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Flood Peak was a chance discovery (I'll always click any promo with the words "blackened sludge") but a welcome one.
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Residents, their faces blackened by smoke, wandered the streets, some searching for their burned-out cars, others for their pets.
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It is an inferno captured in cloth: the blackened silhouettes of trees, engulfed in a blaze of intricate, swirling stitches.
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All that remains of a bicycle that was once a child&aposs pride and joy is now a blackened hulk.
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Keswick, a mountain town of about 239 people, was reduced to an ashy moonscape of blackened trees and smoldering rubble.
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The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said the blaze had blackened nearly 206 square miles (533 square kilometers).
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We mourned the loss of toenails, but losing fingernails was a relief—finally, those blackened blood blisters underneath would depressurize.
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Mike Blake discovered this Monday shooting the Border Fire that has blackened 6,800 acres of San Diego County since Sunday.
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At the time, Depp also appeared to have blackened out the tattoo he had of Heard on his right bicep.
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To add a blackened patina to the cube, Volpe is applying a chemical oxide, which doubles as a rust protectant.
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Other witnesses said they saw people leaving the building blackened, bleeding, and walking barefoot, the AP reported, citing Kyodo News.
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Investigators have also retrieved blackened pieces of metal from the front of the plane that indicate a high-temperature fire.
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The fire has blackened 16 square miles (41 square kilometers) of timber and brush and is only 5 percent contained.
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Place the eggplants on a sheet tray and broil, turning as needed, until blackened all over, 7 to 8 minutes.
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The marathon runner in training can often be found limping around with blisters, sore muscles, and blackened or lost toenails.
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A woman cooks rancid goat meat for her children, rinsing the blackened flesh with sour orange to cut the smell.
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Winners who came to claim their prizes received empty bottles or blackened tinware from the store's inventory of old junk.
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Images from the scene show a green-and-white bus, its windows blown out and its innards blackened by fire.
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A monochromatic pair of diamond, iron, white gold and blackened silver earrings are an austere abstraction of a medal silhouette.
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On a recent evening, Professor Webster stood on the blackened banks of Butte Creek, scooping up sample jugs of water.
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Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" soundtrack stays at No. 4, and Metallica's "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct" (Blackened) is No. 5.
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Mr. Jammet inspected a blackened bone-in chicken thigh, served with a creamy bok choy slaw and charred brussels sprouts.
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He would no longer have to drink water blackened with mold or share a cell with rats, mice and cockroaches.
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This might seem like an innocuous comic scene if Travers's novels didn't associate chimney sweeps' blackened faces with racial caricature.
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The Spring Fire has blackened nearly 106,000 acres and destroyed at least 141 buildings since it ignited on June 27.
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The restaurant will feature classics like grilled oysters, crawfish and corn beignets and trout amandine along with contemporary blackened foie gras.
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The attack was widely criticised and Kulkarni went ahead with the book launch and the press conference with his blackened face.
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Lumish's restoration work transforms veteran's gravestones blackened by the elements and decades of neglect into pristine slabs of marble and granite.
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There's ones who love the first three [Blackened Sky, Vertigo Of Bliss, Infinity Land], then a lot that found us after.
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He didn't even look like a boy, Sally thought, just a blackened thing with holes all over him from being burned.
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Melanie di Biasio - Blackened Cities Ted Goia called di Biasio "the Billie Holliday of Belgian ambient music," which is about right.
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The ceiling of the newer Church of the Convent of St. Thecla was also blackened by the fire that raged here.
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As extremely Canadian tinkerer AvE shows, you just stick the material into a very hot oxygen-free container until it's blackened.
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Flames that erupted Monday have blackened nearly 2000-and-a-half square miles (17 square kilometers) of dry brush and timber.
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The fire blackened the stairs and a wall of the station, but no other damage could be seen from the outside.
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Withered, blackened cypress and oak trees, succumbing to an invasion of salt water, turn once lush land into eerie ghost forests.
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Bazooka blasts out blackened thrash punk, with a side of surf or whatever the fuck else they feel like throwing in.
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Red sprinkle stars create Pikachu's adorable red cheeks while blackened cookie crumbs serve as the tips of his rabbit-like ears.
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"The digger clears out the area here," he says, gesturing at a blackened machine at the edge of a flaming lake.
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The Cranston fire was believed to have been started by arson around noon and had blackened 3,000 acres by 7 p.m.
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Most newspapers did not publish blackened front pages on Sunday to protest the arrests, as the union had said they would.
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A few cottonwoods held up their blackened branches, but otherwise you'd never know that fire had recently raced along this valley.
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So far, the flames have blackened more than 215,218 acres — well over 212 square miles (277 square kilometers) — with minimal containment.
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Flames that erupted Monday have blackened nearly 218-and-a-half square miles (214 square kilometers) of dry brush and timber.
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We were shown video of their blackened, skinless corpses being carried away: 21 people had been killed in the air strike.
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Today in Slovakia, Hussein al-Marfadi describes permanent headaches and disturbed sleep, plagued by memories of dogs inside a blackened jail.
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Try the creamy corn and shrimp soup, and the blackened local red snapper when it is the catch of the day.
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Photos from the scene show the boat blackened and hollowed out, the hull seemingly burned through, after the flames were extinguished.
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The singers blackened their faces, but I didn't know what that meant in the U.S. The music is what I remember.
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Among the blackened and charred areas in Southern California were hiking trails overlooking the ocean, summer camps and historic movie sets.
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Sprinklers had not yet been installed, leaving the building — which The Guardian compared to a "blackened carcass" — too vulnerable during reconstruction.
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As he scowled up at the blackened sandstone, I finally had my chance to squint at the side of his face.
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And at dusk on the fifth night, Dr. Ren at last spotted the rocket's blackened wreckage poking out of the ground.
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Last week, the Pentagon released its own photograph that showed a blackened crater where a building once stood in the village.
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In August, smoke from the burns blackened the sky in cities as distant as São Paulo and caught the world's attention.
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Prone to bland, dry breast meat and blackened wing tips, the bulky bird is a challenge for home cooks all over.
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The black-and-white photo that the Pentagon distributed shows a blackened crater where a building once stood in the village.
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He had managed to get the blackened window open, and the fragrant square of stars consoled him as he drifted off.
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Six huge fissures sent rivers of molten rock through a blackened, volcanic wilderness that was once jungle, farmland and rural homes.
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Their faces look blackened by soot; they appear and disappear in fast motion and jump cuts, milling around a convenience store.
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Abdul Hadi speculates that this is a throwback to Mesopotamian traditions where shiny, blackened beards were associated with power and royalty.
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The forests have gone, all that's left of the redwoods are blackened stumps, poking up through the fields of white powder.
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Drizzle the tomatoes with the olive oil, salt, and pepper and cook until slightly blackened and soft, 6 to 7 minutes.
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His last concept has the same black status bar, but also a blackened area for the virtual home button and navigation bar.
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Hardwired... to Self Destruct, a double album, and the band's tenth studio album, is due out November 18 on their Blackened Recordings.
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British runner Chas Pope, 39, pulled out after 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) after seeing the blackened air filters on his face mask.
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Yes, Eleven undergoes a makeover, complete with dark eyeliner and blackened eyelids, and on its own, it's pretty badass for this show.
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The exhibition "Remember the Mastodon" opened in the fall and features a blackened mastodon molar found in the Arthur Kill tidal strait.
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Alvarenga easily picked up his friend's corpse, the thin frame now blackened under the hot sun, and slipped him into the water.
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The outside of the building, which features Roman-style columns, is blackened from shell or rocket blasts and peppered with bullet holes.
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Blaze said to have started with curtains By Friday morning, smoke was still drifting out of the blackened side of the building.
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The Top Chef vet says his blackened spice blend (which he calls "Da Funk") works great on shrimp, fish or roasted vegetables.
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He said that the suspect bound them, placed blackened swim goggles over their eyes and monitored their heart rates and blood pressure.
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But the tour also revealed scenes of utter devastation, with blocks of homes reduced to blackened foundations, front steps and metal barbecues.
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Add the soy sauce and liquid smoke and cook until even more crispy, glistening and slightly blackened, about 2 minutes longer. 2.
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The Klamathon, which has destroyed 106 structures and blackened nearly 22,000 acres (8,900 hectares), was only 5 percent contained as of Saturday.
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It's one thing to rage about the loss of a father, or about a respected coach's reputation blackened by someone else's actions.
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Much of the brush and grasses were blackened along the valleys, and many trees were still burning, a CNN crew there observed.
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Behind a charred chain-link fence, the blackened frames of two children's bicycles nestled beside the remains of an adult's mountain bike.
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I will say that curried fish and blackened salmon offer complex sets of flavors, contrary to my suggestion of simply prepared seafood.
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Pictures published by Kenya's Daily Nation newspaper showed a blackened shell of a truck on its side with wreckage strewn around it.
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About 10 percent of the city's homes were destroyed by the blaze, which has blackened more than 580,000 hectares (2,239 square miles).
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"That's rural America," said Mark Huddler, whose ranch in a remote corner of this county was almost completely blackened by the blaze.
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Later the band put out the first split release in Cuban metal history, sharing disc space with their blackened compatriots in Ancestor.
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"Hardwired" is the first single off of Hardwired... to Self Destruct, a double album due out November 18 on their Blackened Recordings.
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Even "Paradigm Shift - Annihilation" from the band's blackened debut features an extended industrial break and samples that are absolutely to its benefit.
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Videos from the scene showed people frantically fleeing, while aerial footage revealed blackened stalls and a flattened tangle of metal and wood.
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In the midst of Los Angeles's enduring drought, a meadow — albeit one forged from bronze and blackened steel — grows in West Hollywood.
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Taylor's eye had swollen shut during the fight and by the time he addressed the media after midnight, it had completely blackened.
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Throughout the most beleaguered parts of Napa and Sonoma Counties, the fires have left scorched, blackened fields and the occasional smoldering log.
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A blackened hole exposed the first and second floors, with personal belongings, including a photo album and kitchenware, strewn across the lawn.
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The living area has tile floors with radiant heat, and a brick fireplace wall with blackened stainless steel details and embedded lights.
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Images of the inside of the Jolo church showed several rows of wooden pews destroyed, with debris strewn across a blackened floor.
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" In fact, West says the place was covered in "animal feces, trash, missing blinds and shutters, with cracked windows and blackened carpeting.
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It has the off-menu roasted tamales at the Original Alamo Tamales, with blackened husks and caramelized edges of masa and meat.
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Still, the knowledge that the Thra we see onscreen turns into the barren, blackened place of the film looms over this series.
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Some, like the falcons, are open-air speedsters with scythe-like wings and blackened eyes — tools for hunting birds on the wing.
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One of Mr. Pickerell's last major projects was creating Blackened, a brand of blended straight whiskey, for the heavy metal band Metallica.
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From her workbag, she pulled a pair of blackened tailor's shears weighing close to five pounds and as long as a forearm.
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Sisig, the great Filipino pork dish, here made with belly scraps, ears and cheeks, had none of the coveted crunchy, blackened bits.
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That house is now a blackened wreck, the casualty of a fire early Sunday that some local preservationists speculate was deliberately set.
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Baba ghanouj has a history written in smoke, eggplants blackened so long over an open flame that smoke and flesh become indistinguishable.
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The eclectic menu includes chicken and waffles, blackened catfish and a potpie with Ethiopian doro wat (a chicken stew) and chopped liver.
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Someone who tunneled through blackened silos and balanced on peaked rooftops, plying a centuries-old trade that counts fewer and fewer practitioners.
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Pictures of the house posted online showed a gutted and blackened husk whose roof and second floor appeared to have been destroyed.
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Blackened embers of tree trunks had tumbled down to the roads; one had hit a firefighter and burned him around the neck.
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In 2016, they released This Hideous Life, a furious statement of blackened crust that does not let go from start to finish.
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Its cover, featuring light peeking through a window into a blackened room, is a pretty good summation of how cathartic this album is.
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That blaze, which erupted on July 22, has already blackened 67,000 acres in the Big Sur area, destroying 57 homes and 11 outbuildings.
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They made their way through a blackened landscape where burned-out homes and smoking roadsides alternated with lush vineyards untouched by the disaster.
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This year marked the 46th enactment of the Blackened Canteen ritual to bring healing between two former enemies, the United States and Japan.
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The beads couldn't burn away, but the outside could turn to blackened carbon while the inside dissolved away into gas, leaving carbon spheres.
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Foxx told me about one couple who left because they loved trees and couldn't stand to look at a mountain of blackened sticks.
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Today the lush valley is no longer blackened by heavy industry, but is still struggling to recover from the pit and factory closures.
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As of Saturday night, the Camp Fire had blackened more than 100,000 acres (40,500 hectares) at the edge of the Plumas National Forest.
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The Clayton fire, which had blackened about 222,226 acres (1,600 hectares) by late Monday afternoon, was about 5 percent contained, fire officials said.
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A thousand scurrying Nigel Farages on the march, swarming through the blackened muck of the New York City subway to spread their disease.
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The 20-time Grammy winner also accented her ensemble with a matching ring and a pair of blackened lapel brooches also by Schwartz.
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And for $20, you may hope for more than a single short length of blackened octopus leg with potatoes and a chorizo vinaigrette.
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A plume of black smoke stretched for miles across the pale sky after dawn, revealing the blackened, flame-licked wreckage of the building.
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Wrap that blackened-mole-drenched turkey up in your burrito, or enjoy it on its own with hard-boiled eggs, avocado, and tortillas.
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Much of the menu is devoted to platters of meat, great mounds of shawarma peeled from the spit and blackened kebabs and kofta.
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A question about Mr. Silver's legacy gave Ms. Cancel an opportunity to disown his blackened record and acknowledge the harm he had done.
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On Monday, CNN witnessed charred fields, blackened trees and remnants of kites in Kissufim, on the Israeli side of the fence with Gaza.
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My father's blackened cod, which was wonderfully enlivened by a topping of mango-pepper salsa, was also deluged with a cloying passionfruit sauce.
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The so-called Beaver Creek fire, believed to be human caused, has blackened nearly 800 acres and threatens some 30 homes and structures.
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Ectovoid represents a different kind of Southern darkness, peddling old-school death even as they find a blasphemous kinship with Demoncy's blackened crawl.
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Sitting in the passenger seat is a burnt skeleton, its mandible slightly ajar, its blackened eye sockets conveying a terror frozen in time.
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As of Saturday afternoon, the Camp Fire had blackened more than 100,000 acres (40,500 hectares) at the edge of the Plumas National Forest.
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Grill the cauliflower on direct heat, turning occasionally and basting with the extra butter, until blackened all over, 10 to 12 minutes. 7.
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Besides the crab cake appetizer, the fish sandwich of blackened grouper, arugula, tomato and lemon aioli between hearty ciabatta bread was a hit.
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An adjacent wall featured an image of a young boy in bandages, wearing a gas mask, but fundamentalists had blackened out his face.
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In another video, a visibly exhausted woman, her face blackened from ash, said she had narrowly escaped as lava poured through corn fields.
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Locals posted photos of flames, soot-darkened skies, and blackened water on social media: The Amazon Rainforest has been burning for three weeks.
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All around the Indonesian island of Sumatra, charred landscapes of blackened tree stumps and singed earth attest to the devastation wrought by humans.
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To test a product's stain-fighting prowess, they import stain samples from around the world, like greasy, blackened collars and yellow armpit stains.
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A blackened-steel staircase spirals upward in a massive shed once used as an engine and pump house, now home to Ferra Designs.
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Or better yet, to look into everyone's hearts, figure out which ones are totally blackened with hate, and replace that hate with love.
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Then I noticed two ragged rectangles of dried, blackened adhesive on the door frame, one just above and one just below the button.
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In that dingy domestic space, with its stone sink and blackened stove, there's a rocking chair, which is Mag's throne, in a way.
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QAYYARA, Iraq (Reuters) - The skin on five-year-old Doaa's legs, arms and neck is blackened and hard even weeks after the attack.
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Since the piece's installation, time has withered cabbage leaves into dingy yellow paper and blackened some carrots, while bleaching others white as parsnips.
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"We tried to create a cohesive palette throughout the house with this warm, rich wood, blackened steel and white plaster," Ms. Chadbourne said.
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From the curator's wall text, we learn that the artist blackened out a balcony and landscape that had originally filled the central space.
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LeBron specially requested a blackened salmon salad while the rest of the ballers feasted on 60-day aged NY steaks and lobster tails.
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The blackened electrical box was clearly overloaded, with hundreds of wires spreading out to every corner of the ghetto, criss-crossing several times.
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Hurston is articulating the experience of being "blackened," which many artists in this exhibition explore by using the color black in their works.
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"It went up in flames in a moment," he said, standing in his scorched field of blackened crops holding a lone golden bushel.
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Redfish make excellent eating (remember the blackened-redfish craze of the '4343s?), but ecologically minded flyfishers generally adhere to a catch-and-release ethic.
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At the chapel where the bombing took place, the floor was covered in debris from shattered windows, wooden pews blasted apart and pillars blackened.
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The blaze has blackened about 43 square miles (15 square kilometers) and has destroyed some structures, but fire managers are not sure how many.
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Dozens of firefighters, rescue workers and military officials worked around the blackened fuselage of the aircraft, which had been ripped open near its wings.
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It has blackened more than 368 square miles (953 square km) in Ventura and Santa Barbara counties, an area larger than New York City.
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HELD WITHIN the blackened walls of a disused department store, the evening service at Portsmouth's Harbour Church resembles a gig in a trendy nightclub.
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It has destroyed 1,567 homes and other structures and blackened 133,924 acres (54,197 hectares), making it the sixth most destructive California wildfire on record.
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The bridges – the pieces that hold the gears in place – are laser etched with a representation of the lunar surface and blackened for effect.
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One side looked normal, though the air smelled like smoke; the other, where the nest had been, was bare and blackened by the fire.
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Look at what a girl who sat near you in Honors Government for half a semester in high school had for dinner: Blackened Scrod.
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It is quite possibly the tastiest I've had, with a crunchy soft biscuit blackened just right, a sweet sausage patty, and a sharp cheese.
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Cal Fire said the Cranston Fire, about 110 miles (177 km) east of Los Angeles had blackened 12,300 acres and was 16 percent contained.
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The design blends Pittsburgh's industrial past with Uber's technological future, with grand space framed by blackened steel beams, light floors and modern glass desks.
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Aerial photos show the extensive damage to the house as well as a nearby car that was crushed, blackened and buried under the debris.
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A bowl of fettuccine suffered the same fate, its crispy fresh broccoli florets and grill-blackened chicken breast overwhelmed by a heavy Alfredo sauce.
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Charbroiled Gulf oysters, blackened redfish, fried green tomatoes, po' boys, house-cut coleslaw, and barbecue black pepper shrimp appear on Mara's menu year-round.
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Then it smash cuts to the present, when all the racecars have been burned to blackened frames, with men burned alive in the trunks.
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By Design This blackened metal console has something of the hulking monumentality and elegance of a Richard Serra installation, albeit on a domestic scale.
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"One" is obviously a classic, but slam "Blackened" or "Eye of the Beholder" today and get spooked by their relevance after almost 30 years.
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The blast killed 17 sailors, wounded 39 others and ripped open a 40-foot-by-40-foot blackened gash in the warship's port side.
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Standing in the middle on the bridge's blackened granite parapets, it is easy to forget the space beneath falls away into the deep gorge.
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When she and her husband went to the beach, they were shocked to see that a thick coat of oil had blackened the water.
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Sucking on cigarettes and bedeviled by panic attacks, she's more comfortable sporting blackened fingernails on the battlefield than pearls at her own award ceremony.
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It comes on like jerk chicken, coated in a blackened rub, and while the seasonings are Middle Eastern, the searing heat is almost Jamaican.
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Floating upside down in the command module, its exterior blackened from the flames of re-entry, they waited for the capsule to right itself.
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A 1,000-pound crucifix forged from blackened steel and encrusted with jewels is the centerpiece of the renovated sanctuary, which seats nearly 3,000 people.
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The Border Fire, which broke out on June 19, has blackened more than 7,600 acres in southern San Diego County near the Mexican border.
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The team was finalizing a summer 2020 bowl with blackened chicken, corn, strawberries and green goddess dressing, designed to taste like a backyard barbecue.
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A mob had descended on his street on Monday, he said, torching his business, leaving plastic goods melted and the shop blackened and charred.
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Perhaps it's a backlash against all the overworked hipsterism: the gourmet pickles, charred radicchio, blackened steel and repurposed wood (thanks, Brooklyn and Silver Lake).
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"When you walk into the vineyard and see everything just blackened and everything gone, it's pretty hard to come to terms with," Henschke said.
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Make the green chili escabeche: In a medium skillet over high heat, cook the peppers, turning once, until blackened and blistered, about 3 minutes.
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It's 14 degrees now, and there's no heating, so the walls are blackened as people build fires in their apartments and suffer respiratory illnesses.
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A time when you had to write your own fucking Bible with ink made from your goopy plague blood, a blackened toenail for a quill.
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The Perryton fire blackened more than 280,000 acres (121,000 hectares) and destroyed two homes in the Texas Panhandle and was 50 percent contained, authorities said.
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He told investigators that intruders had placed blackened swim goggles over his eyes and headphones playing soothing music over his ears, according to the filing.
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There is certainly something extreme about the serried carcasses, blackened by blow torches to burn off the fur, the faces charred in a rictus grin.
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Junzo Yamamoto, head of the National Public Safety Commission, offered flowers at the site before stepping in to the building's blackened hulk to inspect it.
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LinkedIn's iOS and Android apps will see the videos pop out into blackened screens when you click on them, too — not unlike Facebook's video experience.
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Helicopters dropped water on flames near the village of Treuenbrietzen and a Reuters photographer saw firefighters spraying water in a blackened landscape thick with smoke.
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A special, blackened sole, was a gambit too curious to pass up: How could a thin, flaky white fish stand up to high-temperature searing?
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Still more impressive is the koji-rubbed rib-eye, forcefully blackened on both sides and served sliced in a skillet, basted in its own fat.
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It's a claustrophobic world and one that won't be for everyone; however, supplicants to the throne of blackened noise will find much to enjoy here.
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In contrast to the all-white Hueso and La Leche, the whole place will look blackened and charred, as if it had just burnt down.
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In one case sits a tiny figure of the three wise see-no-evil-hear-no-evil-speak-no-evil monkeys, blackened by the fires.
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Across the river at JP, an older clientele stood at a counter at the rain-smeared window, savoring their crusts, blackened lightly with a char.
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The grass was flattened and blackened, scattered with torn papers, shredded seats, pieces of mangled foam and one metal water bottle lying on its own.
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What's left of the boat — blackened beams and timber, threadless bolts and iron drifts — dates its construction to the period of the Clotilda, they said.
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Sitting in the blackened yard, Maria's 85-year-old mother was there to bid farewell to the house in the event it was torn down.
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Just 20 years old, he was brought to the hospital blackened almost beyond recognition, after the car he was in was hit by an airstrike.
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Rendered in perpendicular planks of walnut wood, warm stone and blackened steel, the blocky building stands out like a Mondrian in a museum of Monets.
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At every turn — by motorbike and motorboat — shards of burned stumps, a crop of shimmering silvery charcoal, stuck out from the blackened earth like gravestones.
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Houses reduced to piles of blackened iron and scorched homewares, fireplaces, and brick chimney stacks standing in the detritus like obelisks from a bygone era.
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The fire turned vast stretches of the surrounding forest into blackened char, and burned so hot that it melted the aluminum engines in parked cars.
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We climbed over piles of rubble to reach the Mameluke-era Khan al-Wazir, its vaulted ceilings and cubbylike shops burned and blackened with soot.
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When I was training, I blackened my eyes when I fell on my head on the beam after fasting for three days before a competition.
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Last month the neighbors put up for sale all that remains of their property — blackened dirt — for $199,000 and are in negotiations with a buyer.
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In this case, it represents the family dog, standing guard alongside a wash line of blackened clothing, outside a shanty-sized all-black gingerbread house.
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With heavily blackened eyes, colorful frocks, and a platinum blonde beehive, Mary shed her suburban roots and adopted a glamorous new public persona: Dusty Springfield.
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There's even a particularly rebellious pick in Young Attitude, a blackened teal that would be perfect for scaring the living daylights out of your friends' moms.
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It's nicknamed the "road of death": a dusty two-lane highway lined with the wreckage of burned-out cars and the shells of blackened, deserted buildings.
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Much of the landscape near the golf course was also rendered a barren moonscape of blackened terrain with dead trees and boulders deposited by the flows.
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Firefighters are making progress on a wildfire that has burned more than 130 homes and blackened nearly 170 square miles (440 square kilometers) in southern Colorado.
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The fire blackened nearly 100,000 acres, destroyed at least a dozen homes and displaced thousands of Northern California residents southwest of the Lake Tahoe resort area.
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Following America's descent into a blackened hell pit of despair, it can be kind of stressful to look at posts from a happier time (November 7).
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The light starts to fade as I drive away from the convention center and make my way through blackened streets lined with shuttered restaurants and stores.
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More than 1,100 firefighters have been deployed to battle the blaze, which has blackened some 35,700 acres and was zero percent contained as of Saturday afternoon.
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The 26-by-27 foot blackened crater it left on the Martian surface is a reminder that landing robots on alien worlds is no easy feat.
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With an average of two releases each year since their 2013 debut, Sylvan Matriarch, these psychedelic blackened grind innovators manage to balance quantity and quality brilliantly.
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In 16th century England, wealthy women blackened their teeth to mimic the decaying teeth of Queen Elizabeth I, whose fondness for sugar destroyed her oral health.
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One of them was Janice Mathis, who found a heap of mangled metal, rocks and blackened trees in place of her three-bedroom, three-bath house.
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McCoy's blackened jangle opened up to melodically rich tremolo, and the influences they wielded finally gelled into something breathtaking, greater than the sum of its parts.
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Working with lines and levels — and the daily ritual of getting dressed — they created a bench, mirrored clothing rack and hangers from blackened ash and steel.
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In the next room, which was smaller, a log fire burned in a blackened grate beside a leather sofa, its cushions cracked and pale with wear.
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But the music in my headphones is contributing too: it's a heavy mix of blackened metal and nocturnal ambiance – perfect for the end of the world.
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However, the blackened death metal that they are more comfortable with does work a heck of a lot better than the segues into noise-led territory.
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In March, Wake begins a four-week North American tour, joining up with Atlanta blackened death/doom band Withered for the U.S. and Eastern Canadian dates.
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In a separate pan, heat black beans and add 3 tablespoons of the blackened salsa, the garlic, the chili powder, and half of the scallions. 4.
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Chicken wings, for example, are flame-grilled, with the blackened bits to prove it, and slicked with peri peri sauce that hums with citrus and spice.
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That fire, about 150 miles (240 km) north of Sacramento, had blackened 20,000 acres (2753,100 hectares) as of Thursday, three times its size a day earlier.
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"They buried our democracy, and now they're burying our people," said Ramona Mondragon, a tradeswoman in her 60s, sitting on the steps to the blackened house.
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Investigators will not be able to enter the cathedral's blackened nave until experts are satisfied its walls withstood the heat and the building is structurally sound.
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Among the blackened and charred are the Old West film sets at the Paramount Ranch, which have been featured in movies and television shows for decades.
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Dramatic images and videos on social media show giant plumes of smoke rising from the greenery and lines of fire leaving blackened waste in their wake.
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SWEET CHICKA What was Sweet Chick on the Lower East Side has temporarily become a spot for tacos holding fillings like pork belly and blackened catfish.
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A kitchen area — dark with blackened steel and walnut veneered cabinets — is at the back, dining is in the middle and living at the sunny end.
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Driving from Porto in the north on Monday, I entered a ravaged landscape of blackened ground that exhaled smoke and seemed to be struggling for breath.
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When found, those two children appeared pale and yellowish, and one had blackened teeth that required surgery to repair dental decay, said the probable cause statement.
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In August, as the skies over São Paulo blackened from the smoke of fires burning more than a thousand miles away, concern grew around the world.
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The point is that it told the truth about a man who garners evangelical support "in spite of his blackened moral record," as the editor said.
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Raad Harbi, a 21-year-old camping out on the fire-blackened bridge on Wednesday days after security forces withdrew, said clashes lasted nearly two hours.
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Raad Harbi, a 21-year-old camping out on the fire-blackened bridge on Wednesday days after security forces withdrew, said clashes lasted nearly two hours.
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Even more unsettling, as the cadaver coughs up its clues — a severed tongue; blackened lungs — the mortuary itself begins to stir with shuffling signs of life.
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CNN drove through northern Rakhine State on a government tour, where patches of blackened trees -- the remnants of burned Rohingya villages -- are visible from the road.
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But the pressure may be highest for the Southern California utilities, their reputations still blackened by waves of forced electricity cuts that followed the Enron debacle.
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Galli, in his editorial, called directly to those evangelical Christians who had continued to support Trump despite what he called the president&aposs "blackened moral record."
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Calçots (Catalonian green onions) were chucked directly onto the hot embers; their blackened outer skin was stripped away to reveal a delicately silky, leeklike inner flesh.
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The Klamathon Fire, which has destroyed 106 structures and blackened about 35,000 acres (14,160 hectares), was 25 percent contained on Sunday evening, according to Cal Fire.
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Erratic winds and record high temperatures have fueled blazes that blackened nearly 410,000 acres in California, the state's highest year-to-date level in a decade.
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Outside the hospital building a collection of blackened military vehicles, so heavily damaged that a tank's turret and tracks had been blown clean off, were bunched together.
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Aerial views of the neighborhood show the devastation from the flames which left all the houses gutted with only its concrete foundation, blackened metal and charred remains.
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Our buttermilk-marinated Blackened Wings with chili-honey glaze are obviously the greatest wings out there, so prepare to dazzle your entire living room with these masterpieces.
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Firefighters are making significant progress on a wildfire in California that has burned more than a dozen structures and blackened over 141 square miles (365 square kilometers).
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In southern Colorado, firefighters were making progress Sunday on a wildfire that has burned more than 130 homes and blackened nearly 170 square miles (440 square kilometers).
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The Durango Herald reports that no homes had been lost by late Friday to the fire, which has blackened more than 11 square miles (29 square kilometers).
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But a tour of the fire-ravaged city also revealed scenes of utter devastation, with blocks of homes reduced to blackened foundations, front steps and metal barbecues.
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The museum's pastel-yellow facade remained standing after the blaze, but a peek inside its giant windows revealed a roofless interior of blackened hallways and charred beams.
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One miner sits at the table with his fork and knife, coal-blackened as the devil himself, too hungry to let his wife scour off the muck.
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The surviving houses, many on acre lots or more, were often completely ringed by blackened ground and vegetation -- clear signs that fire crews' structure protection efforts worked.
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The contrast between the blackened board and the explosion of color in the strings creates a vast landscape that starkly places focus on the gas-giant subjects.
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The guitars follow simpler structure, and again come laced with blackened hardcore vibrations that only add to the desolation found within the song and its bitter course.
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Served on a black plate, the salad's croutons were blackened with squid ink, an effect meant to convey the seedy side of Fleiss' enterprise, according to Montaño.
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And there by the road we saw a barrack or a house, it was impossible to tell, it was all burned down, nothing left but blackened stones.
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Aerial views of the neighborhood show the destruction from the flames, which left all the houses gutted with only its concrete foundation, blackened metal and charred remains.
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The lardons and shallots make their way into our inferno-hot oven for a few moments to impart the shallots with a little bit of blackened sweetness.
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IT WAS the dead animals his team found upsetting, says Steve Lydick, surveying, from a high ridge in the western Cascade range, the burnt, blackened valley below.
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In one sample, the feathers had been gilded to look like tarnished bronze, then layered like fish scales; in others, they resembled seashells, armadillo plates, blackened fingernails.
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Meanwhile, officials are making grim discoveries -- victims burnt beyond recognition -- as they search blackened ruins of some of the 5,700 homes and business that have been destroyed.
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ON AN April night in 1844, a distraught Henry David Thoreau walked through the blackened waste of a forest fire he had accidentally caused only hours before.
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Those without, what can we offer— a child will do, just give a name, he'll fold it up, he'll take our word, his smile a blackened sickle.
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Blackened chunks in a vitrine reveal themselves to be the charred and twisted remains of melted ceramic roof tiles (excavated from Pudding Lane and the surrounding area).
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The fire more than 100 miles (160 kilometers) north of Sacramento has destroyed more than 100 homes and blackened an area about the size of Los Angeles.
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To assemble the dish, serve the turkey thigh inside a fresh pita, layered with the herb salad, drizzled tahini gravy, blackened chilli sauce, and pickled cucumber salsa.
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Chef Kahan himself came in to make it days later for a shoot and it was elevated further when I saw how deeply he blackened the ingredients.
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The blackened and bullet-ridden facade of two hotels near Kirkuk's governorate building, one of the targets of the attack, are a clear sign of its ferocity.
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The images of the fire-blackened bus were a savage reminder that the four-towns deal was not just about back-room negotiations and bags of cash.
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The flames from 214 major blazes have blackened more than 53,25 acres (2000,225 hectares) since fires broke out on Sunday amid hot, dry conditions and high winds.
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Brazilians, now confronted with the impacts of the Amazon fires, have started to protest the exploitation of the rainforest, shocked by the blackened skies over the country.
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Some ecologists have estimated that more than a billion wild animals were lost in the fires that began burning in July and eventually blackened millions of acres.
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PARIS — Nearly a year into restoring the fire-ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral, experts are working through a backlog of now-blackened artifacts that once graced the landmark.
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When she smiled — mouth wide open, like the face she'd drawn on the page — her teeth glinted a translucent gray, blackened by the intensity of the treatment.
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On the ground, firefighters hosed down flames around blackened trees and homes left empty except for barking dogs, blocking access to the hill where the plane exploded.
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Fanned by soaring temperatures, columns of fire and smoke blackened entire towns on Monday and Tuesday, forcing thousands of residents and holidaymakers to seek shelter on beaches.
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The baby ("bridge baby" or "BB") plugged into Sam's chest helps detect BTs, which show up under a downpour of blackened timefall and an eerie inverted rainbow.
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Eternal Khan don't offer any answers on Lost in the Night of Ages, just note after note of solid, occasionally melodic, thoroughly blackened (and bass-free!) doom.
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However, there are other moments when suddenly she feels blackened by white people, similar to how the white cube's walls make these works blacker by optical contrast.
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But Hurston emphasizes race's mutability, how certain situations blacken her, while other situations and contexts leave her feeling un-blackened, like Zora of Eatonvile before the Hegira.
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They were blackened by London smog in the 19th century and then painted black during the 1960s since people had become used to seeing them that way.
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The roast whole chicken, with smoke in its meat and blackened chile rub on its skin, isn't so much an alteration of the Peruvian standard as an intensification.
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It's in the oily taste of the water, on the blackened leaves of fruit trees, and in the acrid odor in the air, according to the Washington Post.
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Blackened Cities is the fullest expression of the trick yet, a single 24-minute track with two identifiable hooks hidden among a lot of drones and wind noises.
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Vici, population 700, was hit hard in the fires that scorched nearly 350,000 acres across the region, left two people dead, and blackened mile after mile of pasture.
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Phys Ed If you have ever run a marathon, you know that the effort can cause elation, exhaustion, achy legs, blackened toenails and an overwhelming urge to eat.
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Counting the number of lines required making judgment calls, including approximating the number of individual lines in blackened paragraphs and the fraction of a line of redacted text.
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As Loscil, Vancouver resident Scott Morgan makes the kind of ambient music that hovers perfectly between soothing and disquiet: processed soundscapes that bring blackened lunar landscapes to mind.
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The bulk of the nation's current wildfire activity is unfolding in Alaska, where the agency reports 74 blazes have blackened nearly 2 million acres, mostly in remote areas.
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Englaryk is a tense, sprawling, utterly unholy melange of depressive black metal, mournful doom, and the darkest ambient, and marks yet another intriguing issuance from Iceland's blackened core.
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Across the region, blackened industrial buildings, shuttered enterprise zones and tattered working men's clubs mingle with pockets of new life: warehouses, leisure complexes, a gastropub, an art gallery.
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The videos will run in-stream on users' feeds on desktop, and will break out into "immersive" experiences on blackened screens when you click on the videos themselves.
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Vidal's charred remains were found in a blackened "hellscape," as one relative described it -- a scene so otherworldly, and so seemingly unnecessary, that one firefighter, Vidal's nephew, fainted.
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When Unearthly Trance first summoned their blackened brand of thick, syrupy doom at the turn of the millennium, the genre wasn't nearly as popular as it is today.
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Just this year, they said, a man from a neighboring island was killed, his arm and most of the upper half of his body blackened by the explosion.
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Fourteen wildland firefighters died in all of 2017 when the United States suffered its second worst wildfire year on record, with 10 million acres (4 million hectares) blackened.
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From the blackened avocados at Nix to the lamb heart ashes at Aska, burned and charred foods may seem like just another fad sweeping through pyrotechnically inclined restaurants.
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The smallest of the three sculptures that comprise this quietly overwhelming show is an untitled ziggurat of blackened cinder blocks, rusted steel and plastic-wrapped fiberglass from 22010.
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Which brings us to Thursday and its alliterative tendency to tacos: perhaps in the form of these lovely blackened-fish tacos, or tacos with black beans and poblanos.
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The monster fire has burned 119 homes and blackened more than 305,000 acres, or some 476 square miles — or about double the size of the city of Chicago.
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Video posted on social media showed the charred remains of what appeared to be a recreational vehicle on the tracks, abutting the blackened front end of the train.
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Residents and tourists in Mallacoota, in the state of Victoria, gathered on the shore under a soot-blackened sky as part of a previously agreed-upon evacuation plan.
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The blaze, which has blackened more than 50,000 acres in Colorado since June, was named by the Durango Interagency Dispatch Center after its "system-generated number," officials explained.
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Many artists are all focusing on how working with the color black can help viewers appreciate the paradoxes of blackness, or — better put — the paradoxes of being blackened.
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A multinational amalgam of members from Brazil, France, Italy, and the U.K., Calligram have honed a special brand of blackened atmospheric hardcore since forming in London in 2011.
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Over the course of nine 87" x 70" C-prints, the artist's face becomes so thick with black-inked characters that he becomes an inhuman-looking blackened mass.
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The Lane Fire in Tehama County, 140 miles north of Sacramento and east of the Pawnee Fire, had blackened 3,800 acres and threatened 200 buildings, fire officials said.
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And now, amid the blackened ash and rubble of the playground where the kindergarteners played, amid an ever-expanding ripple of gray, dead, indecipherable objects, stands this bench, untouched.
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The Woolsey Fire has blackened nearly 94,000 acres and was also 30 percent contained as of Monday night, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CalFire).
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She lifts up the blanket, and this is what she sees: On the right, healthy baby feet, on the left, blackened and skinny feet that definitely don't look healthy.
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And it is an exciting bird, suffused with five-spice powder and ready to be tucked into griddle-blackened crepes with skinny sticks of cucumber, leek and, surprise, cantaloupe.
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Seattle chef Eric Johnson has been serving charcoal-blackened waffles at his Stateside restaurant for the past two years, after he was served a similar breakfast in Hong Kong.
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It was ridiculed on social media as insensitive and racist, at a time when the U.S. is grappling with cases of old photos of politicians with their faces blackened.
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China has promised to put an end to a "growth at all costs" economic model, which has blackened its skies and contaminated large stretches of its water and soil.
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Until this past decade, the clips recorded by Scott existed only as visual representations of sound vibrations, transcribed by a stylus onto fragile paper surfaces blackened by lamp soot.
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Come night, in the blackened, high desert, it can be challenging to even stay on the crumbling asphalt, with hurrying, aggressive big rigs swerving over the faint yellow lines.
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Isaac took me out for a late dinner of tacos filled with tender, blackened cod ($12.95) from Bear Tooth, a combination restaurant and movie theater in the Spenard neighborhood.
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After visiting my fifth Atlas interface to date — this one a huge, blackened eyeball that kept repeating the word "beyond" — I decide to get back to my explorer roots.
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Patrol boats, as well as local fishermen, have often fished out corpses from the many shipwrecks of the past months, the bodies blackened and bruised from days at sea.
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The writing retrieved by the computer from the digital image of the unopened scroll is amazingly clear and legible, in contrast to the scroll's blackened and beaten-up exterior.
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A total of 4,270 wildfires large and small have blackened more than 183,000 acres statewide so far this year, 30,000 acres more than at the same time last year.
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There is a blackened steel hot tub on the terrace and a clamshell-shaped, fur-lined white plastic sofa as big as a VW minibus in the sitting room.
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The hot link was blackened on the outside, the inside redolent of fennel; like most of the meats here it found the critical zone between smoky, sweet and hot.
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Upon entering the space, the viewer is immediately met with a "Candleholder," a blackened-bronze casting of a rubber chicken, bearing a buboes-like extension that holds a candle.
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It has since blackened more than 0003,000 acres (about 390 square miles, or 1,000 sq km) and is now the fourth-largest wildfire on record in California since 1932.
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Drawn to Pali Aike because of its abundant game, they were also fearful of it, seeing in the blackened ground and dead volcanoes the ubiquitous presence of el diablo.
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Perhaps the marchesa, whose blackened eyes, bejeweled costumes and silent stance mesmerize the fashion world to this day, might have her own label, not just one named for her.
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Ms. Becker, who was mentored by Tom Kundig, a principal of Olson Kundig, through the design process, mixed blackened steel, a hallmark of the firm, with brass and copper.
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As we made the journey through hundreds of kilometers of blackened bushland, we were immersed in the reality of the extreme weather associated with a warming and changing climate.
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"They're not only dirty, but physically fragile," Maria Holden, the director of archival services, who had come from Albany, said of the records, her fingers already blackened by dust.
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To the many evangelicals who continue to support Mr. Trump in spite of his blackened moral record, we might say this: Remember who you are and whom you serve.
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The blaze has blackened more than 17,300 acres (7,000 hectares) of forest in California's Sierra Nevada mountains, prompting the closure of State Route 140 and a Yosemite park entrance.
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CNN has reported that the 1984 yearbook has other racist photos, including a photo of three men with their faces blackened wearing white dresses, white gloves, pearls and wigs.
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In the 1927 portion of the home, they employed a light touch, restoring most of the original details and adding lighting, walnut built-ins and blackened-steel fireplace surrounds.
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MATI, Greece (Reuters) - In a scorched and blackened pine forest, Dionysis Tsiroglou and his team of volunteer rescuers are searching homes ravaged by Greece's deadliest wildfire, looking for the missing.
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In Southern California, meanwhile crews had managed to contain 65 percent of the Alamo Fire, which has blackened nearly 29,000 acres northeast of Santa Maria in San Luis Obispo County.
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I get a spinach-kale mix, chicken breast, frozen blackened salmon, baba ganoush, cherry tomatoes, soy coffee creamer, frozen mango, bananas, fresh mozzarella, rolled oats, and chocolate covered pretzels ($433).
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The lower third of the piece, as well as the vertical sections to the right, left and center, are blackened as if they'd been doused in gasoline and set aflame.
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Mirelle Knoll, an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor, was found dead on Friday inside the blackened remains of her apartment, which police suspect was set ablaze after she was attacked.
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Beginning on an airplane, the blackened sky Marshall finds himself in later switches to a London high street with such ease that it's impossible not to think about the correlation.
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Inside, a photographer for The New York Times came across the blackened bones of what appeared to be a small child, and another set of bones underneath a bunk bed.
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A Reuters witness said lush pine forest was reduced to blackened stumps as aircraft dumped red dry extinguishing powder on to the flames, followed by helicopters equipped with 'rainmaker' buckets.
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Still, the encyclopedic menu has other worthies, like alambres, which call to mind nachos with strips of blackened beef in place of chips, under a volcanic aftermath of melted cheese.
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The fire burned a 10-by-10-foot hole in the roof at the back of the mosque's main building and blackened its eaves with soot, The Associated Press reported.
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On Tuesday, the site of the attack was cordoned off, but the blackened metal barrier of the Hilly Gilly ride and the scorched tiles of the fountain explained it all.
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But now, the boats, trailers, and Weber grills are twisted metal in the blackened front yards of homes that are no longer there, all blanketed by an eerie, thick haze.
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The Raleigh, North Carolina quartet play a monstrous hybrid of blackened hardcore, chaotic metalcore, and tried-and-true death metal that's accented with fits of powerviolence and nu-metal grooves.
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My mouth and nose are covered by a dust mask; my jeans are smudged with pipe dope, and my hands are blackened with the grime of a hard day's work.
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Standing in front of the burned-out shell of her family's home and adjacent appliance repair shop, she pointed to the blackened cage that once held her two beloved parrots.
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Center stage in the gallery is a triptych of images on blackened glass, which evoke the surface layer of devices, to underscore the emphasis on the touchscreen over the content.
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The County Fire, which broke out on Saturday afternoon in rural Yolo County, west of Sacramento, blackened more than 2000,218 acres (2000,279 hectares) of grass, brush and dense scrub oak.
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The first picture that emerged showed Trudeau with his face blackened at a 2001 "Arabian Nights" party when he was a 29-year-old teacher at a Vancouver private school.
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Large swaths of vegetation appeared blackened and shrivelled, revealing miles of eerily linear markings, forming grids—the residual imprint of seismic explosives that geologists had detonated in search of oil.
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He called for physical assimilation: In a colder climate blackened skins would revert to their original white beauty; "the woolly substance" on black heads would become "fine, straight hair" again.
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Metallica's four-month-old "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct" (Blackened) holds at No. 2 for a second week, thanks once again to an offer that bundled the album with concert tickets.
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California has had its worst start to the fire season in a decade, with more than 220,421 acres (89,200 hectares) blackened and six major wildfires burning statewide as of Wednesday.
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As for two tremblant corsages in diamonds and time-blackened silver, he might string them on a ribbon, singly or together, and wear it as a necklace for special occasions.
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I purchased my blackened chicken salad and other prepared food at the end of the day on October 5, and, at my doctor's recommendation, am headed for a blood draw.
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At least once, an Iranian rocket exploded on the launchpad, leaving damage so extensive that satellites passing overhead could make out blast scars, burned wreckage and a blackened rocket transporter.
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The fires have destroyed vineyards in South Australia, blackened entire towns in Victoria and New South Wales, and led to the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents and tourists.
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About 5.4 million acres (2.2 million hectares) have been blackened in more than a dozen states during this year's extremely active wildfire season, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
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Snaking through the scorched ghost that was Paradise, crews of search and rescue vehicles drove slowly by mailboxes marking where homes used to stand, shells of cars, and rolling blackened hills.
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State-run Ikhbariya news channel showed blurred images of what looked like a blackened girl's head in a blanket, and scenes of destruction inside what it said was the police station.
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In southern California, where drought has persisted for years, 18 homes have been destroyed and more than 34 square miles of brush have been blackened in a blaze that sparked Friday.
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Snaking through the scorched ghost that was Paradise, crews of search and rescue vehicles drove slowly by mailboxes marking where homes used to be, shells of cars, and rolling blackened hills.
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Close-ups follow of the calf's blackened teeth (''They say that's due to high concentrations of fluoride in the water that they drink''), its liver, heart, stomachs, kidneys and gall bladder.
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Yangon black metal band Jekstra have a raw, primitive take on Scandinavia's prime musical export, with their sound, members say, currently shifting more towards the depressive end of the blackened spectrum.
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If you look carefully at the leaked photo, you can notice the mozzarella slightly charred, and a crust that also seems a bit blackened by too much time in the oven.
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After the screening, Winfrey hosted an upscale outdoor soiree with Southern favorites like blackened catfish, barbecue chicken, fried chicken, ribs, mac 'n' cheese, corn on the cob and mini apple pies.
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And then there are the dead trees: scorched mountain tops dotted with blackened stumps, eucalyptus trees hacked at their base, smoking piles of olive wood slowing turning into lumps of charcoal.
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Even though the shed is already lit up like a Christmas tree, and there's a clear view of the gruesome blackened, charred body of "Alice," adrenaline gets the best of Sam.
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And while much of the ground in and around the city is blackened and charred, some homeowners in the least-affected parts of town were beating down overgrown lawns on Wednesday.
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I've seared steak, blackened calamari, grilled vegetables, whole-fried fish, and outdone every pizza joint in the borough of Brooklyn (*dodges rotten tomato*), all within a tiny corner of my backyard.
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Video images from the Kamuna camp in Idlib showed smoke billowing from rows of tattered and blackened tents as well as a pickup truck packed with wounded people moaning and crying.
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Insurgents fired on government forces in the region, and loyalists then attacked a tent camp for people already displaced by the war, leaving rows of blackened tents and charred body parts.
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The embassy building, partly blackened by smoke and flames from the fighting, was damaged but otherwise the impact from the attack was relatively limited, compared with other recent attacks in Kabul.
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Helicopter news footage of the fire's aftermath from an NBC affiliate television station showed most of the building's roof caved in, with blackened debris spread out all along the second floor.
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In the wake of the fire, many of these expanses were reduced to blackened ground and the spectral remains of burned trees, giving the area the look of a war zone.
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All is Dust and I am Nothing is a concept album centered on the book of Ecclesiastes, which is appropriately bleak subject matter for the band's vicious, doom-infected blackened hardcore.
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The cemented driveway was long and steep, and every 22014 feet, on either side, stood a wooden pole topped with the blackened skull of a massive "mithun," or bison (bos frontalis).
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He made it over, replacing narrow windows with floor-to-ceiling glass, reconfiguring rooms, banishing fluorescent light fixtures and masking the cartoonish living room fireplace with concrete block and blackened steel.
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The Dutch team Vattenfall Solar's car Nuna X burst into flames less than 300 km (186 miles) from the finish line early on Thursday, leaving the car a blackened, smouldering wreck.
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"To the many evangelicals who continue to support Mr. Trump in spite of his blackened moral record, we might say this: Remember who you are and whom you serve," Galli wrote.
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"To the many evangelicals who continue to support Mr. Trump in spite of his blackened moral record, we might say this: remember who you are and whom you serve," Galli writes.
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The mishaps have blackened Japan's image as a place that can get things done, a reputation that helped it win hosting rights for the games over Madrid and Istanbul in 2013.
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Also this week, Metallica's "Hardwired … to Self-Destruct" (Blackened) jumped 12 spots to No. 2, thanks largely to a sales bundle of the album with tickets to the band's new tour.
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"To the many Evangelicals who continue to support Mr. Trump in spite of his blackened moral record, we might say this: Remember who you are and whom you serve," Galli wrote.
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Ladies Beach usually entails some Millie's Food Truck treats (Mexican street corn, blackened redfish tacos) at Cisco Brewers, plus a homebound raid at the sophisticated market within seventh-generation Bartlett's Farm.
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A video of the crash site obtained from Costa Rica's Security Ministry shows orange flames consuming a pile of blackened ruins, with plane parts scattered in an area thick with trees.
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About 50 search-and-rescue personnel backed by National Guard troops were going over tens of thousands of blackened charred acres in Sonoma County for bodies, sheriff's spokeswoman Misti Harris said.
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Blackened Death Records (which is headed up by Gaylord's Richard "Pope Richard" Weekes, who we featured recently) dropped the second installment of their W.O.M.A.N. (Worldwide Organization of Metalheads Against Nazis) compilation.
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He lightly applies pressure to the hulking pile of blackened meat just a little bit so we all see the translucent juices that run down the grain of the pink flesh.
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A welcome dose of rain has helped in the battle against a wildfire that has blackened more than 50 square miles (129 square kilometers) and forced hundreds of evacuations in southwest Colorado.
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The bush refineries, which support tens of thousands of people locally, are makeshift, blackened structures of pipes and metal tanks hidden in oil-soaked clearings, processing stolen crude from oil company pipelines.
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"Our train slowed down a bit, and one woman started having hysterics when she saw the people lying on the platform, blackened, in some places with no clothes, burned," she told Reuters.
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I have since used it to make dishes like burgers, mozzarella stuffed chicken, blackened veggies, and tons of other stuff that was made significantly better by being prepared on seasoned cast iron.
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The bun (which is 20 centimeters long) and even longer hot dog link (almost 30 centimeters) are made in the image of an actual ninja scroll, and blackened with edible bamboo charcoal.
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A shrine to hoodoo, an African American folk tradition with roots in West African divination, the work features blue and amber glass vials and vintage photographs affixed to a blackened plywood panel.
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But salty water, seeping northward from the Gulf of Mexico, killed the trees off long ago; just a few blackened stumps remain, protruding from the open water that now surrounds the Isle.
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The machine burns out the eyes and bursts the eardrums of its user, which is why the dead bodies that materialize throughout the series always have a blackened scar across the face.
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Their new album, Oath, is a blink-and-you'll-miss-it collection of hot rockin' metalpunk—an unholy amalgam of Inepsy's grimy swagger, Midnight's blackened sleaze, and the eternal Motörhead's speedy rock'n'roll.
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Down in the valley, however, the Austrian city's skyline is dotted with piles of coal, smoke-belching funnels and the blackened silhouettes of blast furnaces, the home of Voestalpine, an Austrian steelmaker.
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But the satisfying mélange of "Nawlins" grub — fried grits, Creole jambalaya, stuffed quail, blackened redfish with crab chile hollandaise, smothered chicken with biscuits — is, quite simply, the stuff of Southern foodie fantasies.
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Even after I assured them that it wasn't a serious issue, it still make me feel gross in the same way that an oozing cold sore, bloodshot eye, or blackened fingernail would.
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The two fires, burning about 21.5 miles (22.4 km) apart in the Four Corners region of the American Southwest, have blackened nearly 21.5,2225 acres combined since last Thursday, federal fire officials said.
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The fire at St. John's destroyed much of the unfinished north transept of the 19th-century Gothic Revival structure, silenced its grand organ and left what remained blackened with thick, tarry deposits.
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CreditCreditTomas Munita for The New York Times The hiking trail leading to the Morada del Diablo volcano (the Devil's Dwelling) crossed a field of blackened lava, congealed during the last ice age.
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After dropping our backpacks and applying bug spray (it was not my first visit), we strolled to the blackened-timber boathouse by the lake where the other guests had begun to gather.
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Jon Bausor's dystopian set is a blasted landscape of blackened earth, derelict machinery and a whole lot of surveillance cameras (Finn Ross is the video designer), a favorite tool of Mr. Scheib's.
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"To the many evangelicals who continue to support Mr. Trump in spite of his blackened moral record, we might say this: Remember who you are and whom you serve," the editorial said.
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It's common for plumes of steam to drift from the summit of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, as hundreds of curious visitors peer onto a blackened, lava-covered land.
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In Beijing, I once watched a Uighur baker pull rounds of naan from the cavernous mouth of a tonur (akin to a tandoor), the bread thick and half-blackened — nothing like this.
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The blackened skeleton of Grenfell Tower now looks like an ugly scar in a landscape where cramped social housing sits but a few streets away from some of the grandest terraces in London.
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Three hours later there was no sign of any of the aliens, the wretched or the beautiful, except for a few blackened patches of grass and wisps of smoke that curled and died.
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Roast the poblanos over an open flame or 21 inches below a broiler, turning regularly until blistered and blackened all over, about 5 minutes for an open flame, 10 minutes for the broiler.
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The blaze, which erupted Sunday morning, had blackened about 1,500 acres and was still burning unchecked over steep terrain and drought-parched vegetation by evening, San Diego County Fire Captain Kendal Brotisser said.
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The Border Fire, which broke out on June 19, blackened more than 7,600 acres in southern San Diego County near the Mexican border before it was fully contained on Thursday, fire managers said.
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Duan Tieli, deputy director of the State Tobacco Monopoly Association, said the monopoly had no plans to add pictures of blackened teeth and lungs to cigarette packages, the state-controlled Legal Daily said.
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" (He finally stripped naked and stuffed his blackened suit into a pouch.) Cernan, upon returning from his last moonwalk, vowed, "I ain't going to do much more dusting after I leave here. Ever.
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The scorching light didn't waver until the blackened rocks began to mollify under the herd's plodding steps — until even their ashen wake came to life again with flames and flashes of searing gas.
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The smoke cleared on the morning after the atrocity to reveal the blackened entrance to the hotel, a ruined café across the street and burned-out shells of cars and motorcycles in between.
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Now the brothers returned the favor, sheltering their aunt at a family home in Sacramento after fire destroyed her house, leaving little but chunks of concrete and the blackened remains of a refrigerator.
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Viewed from outside, the only tell-tale signs of disaster were the blackened upper-floor windows, otherwise the tin-roofed building appeared unscathed, with a Malaysian flag hanging limply from the yellow wall.
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But the blackened terrain may hold the seeds of a plan that could not only stop the cycle of deadly fires but also rejuvenate the local economy with commercial farming and forestry projects.
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Made of urethane, the figure was cast from the artist's body, but with its blackened skin and awkwardly sprawled legs, it looks like the weeks-old corpse of a rape and murder victim.
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The conflagration, which had blackened 0003,364 acres along California's scenic central coast as of Saturday afternoon, was being fed by brush and vegetation that had not burned since 1955, according to fire officials.
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Olive Oils from Spain, which promotes the country's olive oil, is the evening's sponsor, and the duo's demo will highlight these oils in dishes like blackened catfish and couscous with a tomato vinaigrette.
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This summer, he had a solo show of new furniture pieces (a coffee table, armchair and stool, all made of blackened steel, brass, wood and leather) at the Gallery S. Bensimon in Paris.
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Cut up and blackened over charcoal, the bird has deep natural flavor and is brushed with a citrus-tinged glaze that is, by several miles, the best teriyaki sauce I have ever tasted.
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Sidle up to the bar (no reservations required) and order a blackened catfish banh mi with a glass of their sazerac (rye, brandy, Herbsaint and Peychaud's bitters)—they've got it on tap, people.
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Although they have only released a two-song demo todate, they have already built up quite a following both in town and nationally on the underground circuit of blackened, crusty doom and grind.
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"Demonstealer", as he's been faithfully calling himself for some 20 years now, is the frontman, vocalist, guitarist, chief composer, and heart and soul of Mumbai's longest-running blackened death metal band, Demonic Resurrection.
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Its blackened, industrialized noise comes filtered through a decidedly doomed, atmospheric lens (which makes sense given Messing's previous tenure as the guitarist in sadly defunct, dearly missed epic crust punk band Nux Vomica).
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Mr. Corden played a monstrously inflated version of himself, taking all the good parts, from a flag-waving Jean Valjean to the raucous innkeeper Thénardier, complete with blackened teeth and a reddened nose.
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As a result, Zuppardi's pies are not nearly as blackened as the ones from Pepe's, but the crust still bulges with air pockets and emerges with a pleasingly dry, thin and crackery crunch.
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Though damage to underwater ecosystems is less visible than blackened forests and barbecued wildlife, the AMCS told Hakai that Australia's waterways and coast are in trouble and need funding to help them recover.
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As dawn broke in Houston on Friday, footage showed a blackened shell of a building near the center of an industrial lot, and crumpled roofs and shorn walls on the structures around it.
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Editorial The great steel arch that has been inched into place over the blackened and crumbling "sarcophagus" containing the radioactive carcass of Chernobyl's Reactor No. 4 is an extraordinary feat of human ingenuity.
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For some, the blackened remains of Grenfell Tower, close to some of the city's most expensive homes, has also become a symbol of the economic and class divides in Britain's globalized capital city.
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Between the roar of your heavy autocannon, the blackened steel left behind, and the dramatic way your opponent's metal limb goes flying away in the sky, these moments feel like oppositional, battlefield surgery.
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Glacial Tomb never shies away from melody and clearly puts a lot of thought into their actual songwriting, but the project's major focus is on churning out the most punishing blackened death possible.
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Simply slice 'em into one-inch strips (so they won't fall through the grates), toss with oil and grill over direct heat for six to 10 minutes (or until crisp-tender and slightly blackened).
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Thick columns of smoke blocked out the sky above mountain peaks as the fire overran a number of properties, leaving behind barren lots with blackened appliances and vehicles stripped of nearly everything but metal.
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Rivesaltes Journal RIVESALTES, France — The barracks, with caved-in roofs and crumbling walls blackened by humidity and spray-painted with graffiti, sit in a ghostly silence, interrupted only by the distant drone of cars.
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The best dish at the festival was by far la pezzata, or boiled sheep, which was cooked on low heat for a minimum of four hours in huge copper pots blackened by the fire.
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The raw walls, blackened from the steam trains that used to run below the river, were left as-is, making for both a cinematic cultural backdrop and striking reminder of the city's transportation history.
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QAYYARA, Iraq (Reuters) - His face blackened and helmet coated in soot, Hussein Saleh watched the oil fields of his home town in northern Iraq burn, belching up thick smoke that blotted out the sun.
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The fire 13 miles (43 kilometers) north of Durango has blackened more than 45 square miles (116 square kilometers) and forced officials to close the San Juan National Forest in the Four Corners Region.
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Anicon's manifesto is one of more straightforward blackened metal—all delirious blastbeasts (courtesy of surely the hardest working drummer in metal, Lev Weinstein) and growling, harsh vocals that are layered in bile and spite.
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Footage from the government-held side of Aleppo showed the maternity hospital's facade partly sheared off, along with the blackened wreckage of a car, and patients, including several children, being rushed to other hospitals.
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California has had its worst start to the fire season in a decade, with more than 220,421 acres (89,201 hectares) blackened and six major wildfires burning statewide as of Tuesday, according to the agency.
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Accompanied by Rachel Notley, Alberta's premier, Darby Allen, the regional fire chief, and others, Mr. Trudeau viewed from a military helicopter the wide blackened trail left around and through the city by the wildfire.
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In quarantined areas, you can trace the path of a spotted lanternfly invasion by looking for homes and yards blackened, as if by fire, from the honeydew-seeded mold left in the swarms' wake.
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The party posted images on Twitter of the damaged building in Hillsborough, N.C., on Sunday afternoon that showed blackened walls, charred couches and burned campaign signs for Donald J. Trump and several local candidates.
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"Hardwired," which is the band's first studio release on its own label, Blackened Recordings, also had 9.3 million streams, which helped to bring its full "album equivalent" sales number to 291,43 for the week.
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One article I read likened the experience of hákarl to "eating the gangrenous, blackened toes of a long-dead polar explorer which have been defrosted and left behind a radiator for a few days."
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MARAWI, Philippines — The houses still standing after more than three months of fierce urban combat in Marawi are barely holding on — pocked with bullet holes on the outside and blackened by fire from within.
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On a blistering summer day in Stumptown, surrounded by blackened dirt and leafless, lifeless trees that offer no relief from the sun, a dozen students and research assistants fanned out on hands and knees.
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The work is comprised of several objects grouped together: a neon silhouette on plexiglass depicting a woman pouring water, a brass pipe water feature, engraved blackened ceramic jugs, sound elements, and dried palm fronds.
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Disruptions to international travel and supply chains, school closures and cancellations of major events have all blackened the outlook for a world economy that was already struggling with the U.S.-China trade war fallout.
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Alongside the blackened bread, made with Puglian burnt wheat, heritage spelt and activated charcoal (for color), the meal began with a shimmering, lava-esque lump of butter infused with squid ink, prawns and ponzu.
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With flakes of ash the size of flower petals falling along the Pacific Ocean, Brian Holt, 55, paused along a coastal road on Thursday afternoon to take a picture of the smoke-blackened skies.
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An exacting full-bleed illustration of the edifice — once home to Roberta Flack, John Lennon, and the couple in Rosemary's Baby — gets textured domes and blackened spires, each built out in Wertz's precise draftsmanship.
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Wildfires across the United States blackened more than 21970 million acres of land in 19953, a new record set amid an intense drought across the West, the US Department of Agriculture reported this week.
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Wildfires across the United States blackened more than 10 million acres of land in 2015, a new record set amid an intense drought across the West, the US Department of Agriculture reported this week.
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In any case, his short is elusive and challenging, having the aesthetic of a blinkered, porous flashblack, as if memory was blasted by the erosive winds of time, blackened by the slide into forgetting.
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While the project distinctly differs from his work as the drummer for blackened doom act Hell and black metal trio Urzeit, the work of Mizmor has often failed to achieve the recognition it deserves.
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It begins with Ms. Ritter, a powerful stage presence from the opening moments, who crawls, insect-like, on to the stage, then rises to place a blackened head (which resembles Mr. Khan) upon a stick.
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In the San Fernando Valley north of Los Angeles, the so-called Creek Fire had blackened more than 11,000 acres and forced the evacuation of 2,500 homes and a convalescent center north of Interstate 210.
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During a recent visit, more than half a year after the Camp Fire devastated Paradise and the surrounding area, blackened trees, melted cars, and shells of burned-out buildings still lined the town's main street.
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The recent French patrol, tiny dots in the Sahara's expanse of dunes and blackened rock, included 19313-ton supply trucks carrying food and fuel, armored vehicles mounted with 80-millimeter cannons and a medical truck.
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In 2014, village elders in Bihar shaved the head of an orphan girl, blackened her face with ash, and paraded her through their neighborhood as punishment for talking to her boyfriend in a public place.
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Oklahoma's governor, Mary Fallin, recently issued a state of emergency for 52 counties due to the wildfires that blackened close to 350,000 total acres - an area roughly equal to half the size of Rhode Island.
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Trudging along on mud-blackened paws that contrasted with the still-white fur across its back, the bear was seen this week roaming rusty scrap yards, concrete housing developments and even in the city center.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: For the past two years, there has been a piece of gum on the air conditioner outside my office window: a shriveled wad of hardened, blackened A.B.C. (already been chewed) gum.
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The strong storm also brought fears of flash floods and mudslides to Ventura County, where the Thomas fire — the largest wildfire in California history — destroyed homes and left blackened hillsides vulnerable to the heavy rains.
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Christianity Today&aposs editor-in-chief said Trump violated the Constitution and questioned his high level of support among evangelicals in light of his "blackened moral record" — suggesting that support damages the community&aposs reputation.
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Bryna Nevison Quickly scanning the blackened, crumpled buildings and the pile of wood that once held the chapel's ancient Torah scrolls, the 26-year-old went to the remaining rooms and took what she could carry.
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In satellite images from May 20 and May 26, swathes of fields in northwestern Idlib appear blackened, the neat lines of city streets and blocks become blurs of debris, and plumes of smoke dot the landscape.
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The remnants of Hurricane Bud slowed the growth of the a fire in southwest Colorado, which has blackened more than 50 square miles (129 square kilometers) and is 25 percent contained, The Durango Herald reported Sunday.
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The "Submarine" — a sub sandwich heaped with seared scallops, roasted pulled pork shoulder, blackened calamari, a dollop of lemon and parsely mayonnaise, pork crackling, and rocket — is the favourite roll offered by sandwich makers Sub Cult.
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As soon as it catches fire, bring the stick vertical with the pointed end facing up and gently twirl it while letting it burn a few short seconds until the top half of it is blackened.
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"Mongers" is a scorching track that is never one thing more than another; sludge, caustic hardcore and blackened foundations all vie for space but it's wonderfully cohesive despite the swirling chaos Forest Of Tygers present here.
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At the Yerba Buena Elementary School, which is surrounded by hillsides blackened by the Woolsey Fire, softball player Hannah August donned new catcher's gear and shared a laugh with members of the U.S. National Softball team.
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So when the crowd in Huntington blackened the effigy's face and stuffed its head with feathers before setting it on fire, they were indeed celebrating an independent America, but one defined by racial fear and exclusion.
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The whole dry-aged bird—its honey-lacquered skin nearly blackened and coated in fennel seeds and chili flakes, glittering like a Judith Leiber clutch—was presented tableside, then whisked away to be carved and plated.
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And when your Thanksgiving hangover sets in, whip up your extra turkey into Danny Bowien's Shredded Turkey in Blackened Chile Mole or crawl onto the couch with a bowl of Matty Matheson's Cheeto Mac and Cheese.
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The blackened trunks that balance the masks are a reference to the brutalized environments of war, as well as the Ashdown Forest of Sussex, where Yeats and the American poet Ezra Pound wintered during their collaboration.
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Belus' started out as a more down-tempo, blackened doom project, but over the years, has morphed into a much more aggressive prospect (albeit one that has retained a finely-wrought appreciation for atmosphere and dynamism).
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As white performers blackened their faces with burnt cork, re-presented the black body in caricatured, silly, ersatz, inferior, horrible, and damnable ways, they were able to mark black bodies publicly as appallingly stupid and subhuman.
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She passed a random assortment of household items laid bare in the detritus — a solitary teacup, a blackened metal colander and the burned out remains of a washer and dryer — before setting up a metal trap.
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Now, much of that success was due to the fact that Democratic state Attorney General Mark Herring admitted he, too, had blackened his face in '80s, and the ongoing allegations of sexual assault against Lt. Gov.
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The answer is now apparent in the blackened streets of San Juan and the villages of interior Puerto Rico that, more than a week after Hurricane Maria struck, remain without access to food or clean water.
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And, after the smoke cleared and the commuters ran, a man slumped over in a tunnel beneath Midtown Manhattan, his midsection blackened and bloodied from the force of an explosive device strapped to his own body.
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The killer blaze had blackened 130,000 acres (52,600 hectares) of drought-parched scrub by Tuesday but crews had carved containment lines around a third of the fire's expanding perimeter, helped by diminished winds and high humidity.
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The Camp fire in Northern California roared through the town of Paradise on Thursday, destroying nearly everything in its path and killing at least 42 people — in some cases, leaving behind only blackened fragments of skeletal remains.
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Nubs of honey ham, edges blackened in a pan for a hint of caramel, and melting Gruyère invoke a croque-monsieur, with nutmeg wafting up and a foam of steamed milk standing in, almost primly, for béchamel.
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The front of the Italian-built palace from which King Idris declared Libya's independence from Italy in 1951 is riddled with bullet and shell holes, its wooden window frames blown out and its plaster blackened by smoke.
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The Camp fire in Northern California roared through the town of Paradise on Thursday, destroying nearly everything in its path and killing at least 000 people — in some cases, leaving behind only blackened fragments of skeletal remains.
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A self titled 21970 debut LP set their stall in fine fashion, but it was 22008's Come My Fanatics that really hit home, its turgid doom imbued with sleazy cosmic reach and a blackened punkish energy.
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For the lobby, the developers have commissioned two floor-to-ceiling works by the artist Tom Fruin, which will be built from patchworks of colored acrylic and blackened steel, similar to Mr. Fruin's popular watertower-shaped sculptures.
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In Beacon Hill, one of the worst-hit neighborhoods of a city that booms and busts with the price of oil, houses on street after street were reduced to nothing more than blackened foundations and front steps.
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Philip Haggis, a wildfire technologist with the province of Alberta, found himself driving an all-terrain vehicle over blackened earth and through smoke-filled forests, leading a small convoy of bulldozers in containing the fire surrounding them.
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Australian model Tammy Hembrow, who has appeared in Khloe Kardashian&aposs Good American clothing line ads, was carried out of Jenner&aposs soiree facedown on a stretcher with blackened feet and bruises on her face on Thursday.
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Near the blackened studio building, where the smell of burning timber lingered over the neighborhood, animation fans of many nationalities joined local residents, queuing up to add to a growing pile of flowers, drinks and other offerings.
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Today, the lingering smell of burning is everywhere in its Old City: under collapsed domes, in the soot-blackened souk and in the cracked masonry, broken glass and discarded bullet casings that litter the famous Umayyad Mosque.
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The NYPD's photos of blackened bedspreads look like some teens tried to light a hookah and spilled the coal on the bed, and certainly not like something you want to have happen directly under your sleeping face.
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Hot pepper ignites many of the dishes, like Jefferson Parish Gator, spicy blackened alligator tail with a habanero pineapple hot sauce; and Billy Carter's crawfish, named for the spicy peanut honey sauce that coats the crawfish tails.
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There was a 720-square-foot room at the top of the General Society building that had served as an art studio — its pine floor was splattered with paint, its skylight blackened, its walls pocked with holes.
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The Camp Fire, which broke out on Thursday at the edge of the Plumas National Forest northeast of Sacramento, has since blackened more than 90,000 acres and was only 5 percent contained as of nightfall on Friday.
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Singapore blackened death/thrash quartet Rudra has long been one of the most outsized voices in East Asian metal, amplified by both the band's tenure (they've been active since 1992) and the unerring quality of their discography.
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Straight after the publication of my book, on the May 1 last year, I went on a 31-date reading tour around England in the back of a van with the Norwegian blackened noise rock band Arabrot.
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Together, they have opened this fast-casual spot featuring antibiotic-free chicken treated to a special overnight brine before being roasted, then finished with a blackened chili-honey-garlic glaze and a quick sear on a grill.
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From the ashes of the blackened death metal band Barzak (22006-22008), Orator has arisen as one of the leaders of old school thrash in Dhaka, the most widely popular sub-sect of the local extreme scene.
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For his Branca collar, an updated tribute, Morelli has sculpted a modern garland from blackened gold, and studded it with round brilliant-cut diamonds: 21 large sapphires snagged, like shimmering electric bluefish, in its icy, elaborate net.
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We were shocked on a recent road trip by the blackened landscape that greeted our arrival in the city of Iglesias, where fire had torn across brush and trees that led right up to the city's edge.
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At the center of the circle was a garbage can, fire-blackened inside, and I suddenly thought how cozy it might have been for Shakespeare's Weird Sisters, gathered around their caldron on a sunny late-summer day.
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Blackened monkfish is dark and delicious, boldly seasoned but not so aggressive that you can't appreciate the fish, presented with salsify two ways: fried into wavy strips and cooked till tender and splashed with lemony brown butter.
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" The volatile first half of the album is filled with razor-edged vocals set atop constantly expanding and contracting blackened icy riffs, a throat-grabbing mise-en-scéne quietly tempered by an instrumental mid-album break, "Murderess.
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Mr. Duterte's tirade was apparently set off by a video of blackened water gushing from a runoff pipe that drains into seas off Bulabog Beach, on the island's eastern shore, as a kite surfer passed in the background.
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CARTAGENA, Colombia (Reuters) - Pope Francis, his eye bandaged and blackened after a minor accident in the popemobile, left Colombia on Sunday after appealing to the country to "untie the knots of violence" after a 50-year civil war.
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That fire, about 50 miles (80 km) southeast of San Diego, has blackened more than 6,700 acres - growing by about 500 acres from Tuesday - and was 20 percent contained by Wednesday night, Cal Fire Captain Kendal Bortisser said.
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Two souvenir postcards in the exhibition ratify the general impression: a stern photograph of the parsonage, with gravestones in the foreground, and a truly frightening ambrotype showing the house as a blackened, solitary form with eerily glowing windows.
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Hungry City 7 Photos View Slide Show ' Here is pita as it's meant to be, just shoveled from the oven, with pocks of scorch and loose blackened flour coming off on fingertips, leaving a dusty spoor on sleeves.
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These hallmarks of Greek pizza are due to the manner by which the 'za is cooked: in a circular pan (usually steel or aluminum) with straight, approximately one-inch deep sides, almost always blackened from years of use.
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My most notable bands are probably Suicide Wraith and the somewhat notorious Olivia Neutered John, although I have at least a dozen other small projects I operate out of my own small label named Blackened Death Records. Oh!
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But the infallible delight here is in the long, arcing necks of the sweet éclair swans, piped through a tiny plain tip into great exaggerated question marks, their beaks blackened by quickly running through a flame after baking.
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A brush fire that started on June 24 and continues to spread has blackened more than 6,000 acres of Saddleworth Moor, east of Manchester; the authorities said on Wednesday that it is being investigated as a possible arson.
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MIAMI — Oil is contaminating a section of coastline in the Bahamas, leaving blackened slicks along the coast and in the water days after a Norwegian company reported that Hurricane Dorian had blown the tops off oil storage tanks.
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Now, he's in Australia, reporting on the devastating fires there: Driving along the southeastern Australian coast, past homes razed by fire and beside blackened forests shrouded in a milky white haze, my thoughts often drift back to California.
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Smoke was still wafting out of the blackened shell of the Grenfell Tower on Thursday where specialist firefighters and dog search teams faced hazardous conditions as they scoured the wreck, with external cladding still falling from the building.
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Some 1,500 men and women, their faces blackened, will ride along 20173 miles of the city's most storied avenues in the full light of Mardi Gras morning as part of the Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club's annual parade.
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Aside from traceability, the store is known for its prepared food, and so, in addition to eggs, I took home 1.5 pounds of blackened chicken salad from the deli, ciabatta from the bakery, and several hot bar dishes.
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By Tuesday, the killer blaze dubbed the Camp Fire had blackened 125,000 acres of drought-parched scrub, up 8,000 acres from the night before, but crews had carved containment lines around nearly a third of the fire's expanding perimeter.
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In the San Fernando Valley north of Los Angeles, the Creek Fire destroyed at least 30 homes, blackened more than 11,000 acres and forced the evacuation of 2,500 homes and a convalescent center north of Interstate 210 on Tuesday.
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The so-called Erskine Fire had blackened more than 45,0003 acres of drought-parched brush and grass by Monday morning on the fringes of Lake Isabella in Kern County, California, about 110 miles (180 km) north of Los Angeles.
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It is simply not in US interests to be dragged into an interminable war against the Houthis in Yemen and have its image blackened by Saudi military actions that have resulted in the deaths of thousands of Yemeni civilians.
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Despite being one of the world's major wine industry capitals, the city was known for years as La Belle Endormie, or Sleeping Beauty, as much for the smoke-blackened walls of its center as for its sleepy, overlooked reputation.
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Walking through their property overlooking the Snowy River National Park, Coates and his wife Janice shook their heads at the destruction bald, blackened hills and the devastated gorge below, once filled with ferns, lyrebirds and platypus in the creek.
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Today, you can get blackened chicken or grilled salmon on the lunch menu at Honda of Fort Worth, or a complimentary workout at the fitness center attached to the Lincoln-Mercury/Land Rover-Jaguar store in Merritt Island, Fla.
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The week-old blaze has blackened nearly 8 square miles (20.7 square kilometers) about 10 miles (16 kilometers) north of Durango and is encroaching on the town of Hermosa, where residents of nearly 500 homes were told to leave Thursday.
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The Thomas Fire, the worst of six major blazes in Southern California in the last week and already the fifth largest in the state since 1932, has blackened 230,000 acres (250,278 hectares), more than the area of New York City.
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The cordoned off scene was reminiscent of scenes I had previously covered in Iraq -- the façade of the building blackened, bullet casings and glass strewn all over the street, and balaclava-clad security personnel clearly on edge after losing two colleagues.
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With II slated to be released on August 30 through Broken Limbs Recordings and Dullest Records, Crowhurst walks an eerie line between the ominous force of mid-period Swans and the blackened industrial atmospheres of Blut Aus Nord's more mechanical releases.
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The crab cakes were lightly fried and easy on the filler, while the blackened swordfish maki was deep fried in tempura batter and enhanced by mango, fresh jalapeño, tobiko (flying fish roe) and three dipping sauces: red pepper, cilantro and aioli.
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The government wants to prevent theft from oil company pipelines and so has turned its attention to shutting down the illicit refineries - makeshift, blackened structures of pipes and metal tanks hidden in oil-soaked clearings - that process the stolen crude.
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Then five thin rashers (no more, no less: the hangover makes me obsessive) of smoked bacon, cooked till crisp and just a tiny bit blackened with, the final flourish for full eye-opening effect, a squirt of hot chili sauce.
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As of Monday morning, the so-called Erskine Fire has blackened more than 45,000 acres of drought-parched brush and grass on the fringes of Lake Isabella in Kern County, California, about 110 miles (180 km) north of Los Angeles.
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Cajun Spice (Origin: Central Gulf): Inspired by dishes like jambalaya and blackened cajun chicken, the spices on these chips include a mix of garlic, paprika, onion and oregano—and let us tell you: they don't skimp you on the spices.
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But so too is the escalating price tag associated with climate-fueled, year-round fires that have blackened millions of acres, burned countless homes and businesses, and forced tens of thousands of Californians to flee before advancing walls of fire.
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KADUNA, Nigeria (Reuters) - Blackened walls and piles of rubble are all that is left of the house of a leader of Nigeria's Shi'ite minority after it was burned down by machete-wielding youths in the tense northern city of Kaduna.
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All are excellent: lamb shank ready to shear off the bone; guinea hen with skin just shy of wholly blackened, needled with Scotch bonnets; a whole tilapia mobbed with ginger; chicken slapped with spices until it turns the color of sunset.
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Evelyn Poole-Kober, the vice chairwoman of the Orange County Republican Party, who stepped carefully through the glass shards of the blackened office Monday morning, said she had witnessed the cultural change since moving to the area in the early 1980s.
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The Swiss musician behind it, Manuel Gagneux, boldly blended elements of negro spirituals, prison blues, and blackened metal to create a sound that had never before been presented to the metal world—or to any particular scene, for that matter.
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Years later, when she was flying over the property with her friend on a private airplane, she was shocked to see that her land was an oasis of green that popped out dramatically against the blackened, burnt lands of her neighbors.
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Sitting in the dust was a seven-year-old boy who removed his dirty flip-flops and splayed his feet, revealing flaking and blackened cracks between his toes from days of walking with his mother and sister from El Salvador.
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Thousands of homes and businesses have been destroyed, hundreds of people who have been reported missing remain unaccounted for, and emergency workers have barely begun the grim work of combing through the blackened, smoking ruins of houses, cars, forests and businesses.
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A season of intense, human-caused wildfires in the Amazon rainforest has scorched thousands of square miles of forest, blackened the skies over São Paulo, and sparked international concern about the fate of the most biodiverse landscape on the planet.
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Coal-roasted Gulf fish — a firm and flaky sheepshead the night I dined — is served on its blackened skin beside a bouquet of fresh, leafy herbs meant for wrapping and dipping bites of the fish into a lively, citrusy sauce.
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HONG KONG — To reach Mui Wo, a small town on Lantau Island, you take a ferry from central Hong Kong, and after a 22006-minute ride arrive at a small square with a car park and bus stops blackened by fumes.
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More than a month after Iraqi forces regained Qaraqosh, the church's spire cross still hangs at an angle, its inside is blackened by fire and its walls are daubed with Islamic State slogans and militant names scrawled on its pillars.
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No monolithic porterhouse here; diversity is the mission, from beef blackened all along the perimeter and pork loin like a pocket prayer book to bronzed linguiça (sausage) swollen with garlic, chicken breast trussed in bacon and dense little chicken hearts.
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"Every contractor I've talked to said we'd be lucky if it took 19063 years," said Geri Rossi De Guevara, 69, who from her front yard looks out onto a blackened landscape where bulldozers are clearing the remains of hundreds of homes.
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I had one a week ago down in Islamorada, 70 miles south of Miami as the seabird flies, in the dining room of Chef Michael's on the Overseas Highway: lightly blackened wolffish, with a kind of Creole-spiced cream sauce.
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The Delta Fire, which broke out on Wednesday in a canyon along the Sacramento River some 250 miles (402 km) north of San Francisco, has since blackened more than 47,000 acres of dry mountain timber in and around the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.
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The so-called County Fire, which broke out on Saturday afternoon in rural Yolo County, west of Sacramento, has already blackened more than 60,000 acres of grass, brush and dense scrub oak and was only 5 percent contained as of Monday evening afternoon.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Crews battling a fierce wildfire that has already destroyed two structures and blackened more than 7,000 acres in central California gained a measure of control over the flames on Thursday but said more than 50 homes were still in danger.
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"They taste like a combination of soy sauce and balsamic and have the texture of a gummy bear," Meehan tells me as he gives me a clove right out of one of the blackened bulbs, still warm from his Crock-Pot setup outside.
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Image: NASANow, the MRO has made another pass over Schiaparelli's remains, giving us a better look at the blackened crash site, along with that shiny spot 0.9 miles (1.4 km south), which is confirmed to be the lander's parachute and rear heat shield.
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The Detwiler Fire, which broke out on Sunday afternoon and has since blackened 25,000 acres of forest land, was only about five percent contained as of Tuesday afternoon, according to Cal Fire, and posed a threat to several other small foothill communities.
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But if you think like a chef—or at least peruse the MUNCHIES recipe section—we think you'll probably just want to make that leftovers burrito, or something like Danny Bowien's shredded turkey in blackened mole sauce, before the snowy season settles in.
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Aside from the blackened fissures erupting across some of the surfaces, which look as ancient as the moon, the drawings come across as fresh from the studio, with an urgency that consolidates current strains of thought on content and intentionality, materials and medium.
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In the morning you see only the heads jutting forth like blackened teeth, but as the day goes on more and more of the rotten wood is revealed, you see the barnacles and other accruing life, something for a bird to sit on.
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Sometimes, in old reruns, you might spot people painted up, supposedly to look like your gods—with their skin blackened and their lips huge and red—but the wise black child pushed such toxic, secondary images to the back of her mind.
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One need not count oneself among the faithful to be silenced by the suffusion of contemplation and color — seabed blue, the opulent scarlets and gold halos of the sainted patriarchs of the Serbian Orthodox Church, their faces blackened remarkably little over seven centuries.
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One source familiar with the situation said Trump was rankled by the way Kelly handled the Porter situation; the chief of staff initially attempted to defend Porter against the allegation until a photograph of Porter's ex-wife's blackened eye surfaced and sparked outrage.
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Just because you and I will never get to see them play live doesn't mean we shouldn't avail ourselves of the Edmonton outfit's finely-forged blackened crust, or scream along to "Thrash the Fash" whenever possible (and their Iskra affiliation certainly doesn't hurt).
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The blackened mole smothering this turkey is made from chiles de árbol, and while the small, thin chilies have the look of something that would definitely make your nose run and your eyes water, they're pretty mild in heat, all things considered.
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Heads Up The woods don't hold twilight for long — brief gold shafts through the trees gave way to a heavy night that blackened the windows around the dining table in Southfield, a storybook of a town tucked into the Berkshire mountain range.
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There was the image of a roller coaster resting in the ocean off Seaside Heights, N.J. There were miles of boardwalk ripped from pilings in the Rockaways, as well as the blackened remains of 126 houses that burned to the ground there.
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One day in May, Mr. Beebe, Ms. Prevo and 10 other volunteers put on borrowed hard hats, threw iron bars and rakes over their shoulders and hiked to part of the Columbia Gorge that was still blackened and closed to the public.
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The Mendocino Complex Fire, made up of two separate conflagrations that merged near Ukiah, north of Sacramento, exploded by 25 percent overnight and had blackened nearly 400 square miles as of Sunday morning, the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection said.
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Forced to wear unnecessary and unhelpful white gloves while examining the 13th-century Carmina Burana, he is left disconsolate when his wife puts them, blackened with the 800-year-old dust he has brought home as a souvenir, straight into the wash.
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Hoping to combine a sense of uptown luxury with a touch of TriBeCa's warehouse past, they put in herringbone white-oak floors and Stormy Gray travertine bathroom walls, and framed cerused white-oak kitchen cabinets and Calacatta Lincoln marble counters with blackened steel.
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Glorian, a thin, hospitable man, told me that his grandfather had worked in a mine just down the road; he still remembered how his grandfather's blue eyes peered out at him from a coal-blackened face at the end of a shift.
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Star billing goes to Romania, especially the coastal city Constanta, with a summery raspberry buttermilk tart, and to Bulgaria, too, known for dishes like blackened peppers with feta, tarragon and mint, and a quiche-like zelnik pie with Swiss chard and feta.
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Blackface began in New York vaudeville shows of the 1830s, when slavery was still legal in the U.S. South, and featured white performers who blackened their faces with burnt cork or shoe polish to caricature blacks on plantations as lazy and stupid.
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