You figure out how to defend and blend with them.
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The melodies of Rodgers blend with the lyrics of Hammerstein.
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Another is an energizing blend with mate, mint and ginger.
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Blend with ice in small batches to reach desired slushy consistency.
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Looking for a design that'll blend with your artsy decor better?
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They are designed to disrupt the landscape and blend with it.
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Purina ONE Tender Selects Blend with real chicken adult dry cat food
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Those apps come courtesy of Chome OS and its blend with Android.
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Chirowa's first attempts at recreating the blend with locally sourced spices fell flat.
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You can get a different blend with different components at the same port.
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The result is a smooth blend with notes of green apple and vanilla custard.
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Some of the grapes will also be used to blend with more familiar varieties.
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The intricacies of small-town life blend with McLemore's idiosyncratic personality and nonstop patter.
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Add a few darker gray lines and squiggle on top, then blend with white.
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Your personal decor aesthetic can blend with kids aesthetic which then create its own aesthetics.
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Check out their famous espresso blend with hints of chocolate and a sweet, fruity zing.
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"We wanted to warm it up and have it blend with the house," says Colaneri.
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They also foresee plenty of ways that HoloMe can seamlessly blend with the physical world.
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The wine is organic, mostly a Bordeaux blend with some touches of zinfandel and gewürztraminer.
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It also needed to blend with the style we've incorporated into the rest of the house.
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Customers can customize the drinks by replacing the Banana Date Fruit Blend with a whole banana.
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The new Amazon Echo (the Echo 2) favors skins that can blend with your home decor.
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They dismiss un-Islamic behavior as wily operatives just trying to seamlessly blend with the disbelievers.
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Its large-production Bianco is a blend with about 65 percent carricante and four other grapes.
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Right, which is the red blend with the handwritten label and the phone number on it.
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Decorated with cultural and social ornaments, the models blend with and emerge from their natural surroundings.
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E85 gasoline is a gasoline-ethanol blend with high levels of ethanol used for flex-fuel vehicles.
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" She continued: "They wanted me back to see how I blend with the women — that's an insult.
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Inside, the columns blend with the tree trunks that act like another curtain to the outside world.
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Mix this blend with nutritional yeast for a sauce that is thick, creamy, and still wonderfully cheesy.
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Cuba bought the light Algerian crude for the first time in 2016 to blend with the heavier oil.
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It also costs double rival Nikka's From the Barrel, a malt and grain blend with no-age statement.
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That makes it useful for Chinese coastal power plants to blend with higher-sulphur domestic supplies or imports.
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The new habitats blend with existing ones, from mature cottonwood forests to grasslands, to create a patchy mosaic.
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The Season's Choice Couscous Blend with Vegetables will be a quick and cheap dinner option for only $2.89.
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The company's technology creates lifelike virtual objects that seamlessly blend with natural objects when viewed through its headsets.
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Strain the liquid and blend with guajillo peppers and apple cider vinegar for a mildly spicy, smoky bbq sauce.
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We can only infer that Glossier's scent will be a woodsy, musk blend with hints of cedar and frankincense.
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Insta360 attempts to blend the shot together, patching up what it can't blend with a logo of your choosing.
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The portraits borrow from early 20th-century fashion photography and classic cinema, where elegance can blend with the surreal.
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Hopefully the front of the device will be black in both cases to better blend with that all-screen display.
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This color is great to blend with warm tones or cool tones making it a great neutral for the season.
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The limited-time item isn't meant to blend with the company's coffeehouse chic but rather its customers' social media feeds.
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The refiners could buy crudes with that level or lower, or take higher-sulfur grades to blend with sweet grades.
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It's got crags and a seared, crispy exterior, where melted cheese can blend with the patty to form something new.
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Just roast some tomatillios, garlic, serrano peppers, and onions until charred, then blend with some cilantro, and you're all set.
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His minimalistic works often have sharp contours, which create an interesting blend with his often perspective-bending and surreal pictures.
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Tremolos in the strings (here the Dutch Pelargos Quartet) begin to blend with the chopping noises of the rotor blades.
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Fine-tipped flowers blend with fineliner pens in the soft, soothing tableaus of one visual artist's floral-focused, two-dimensional works.
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A main determinant of Venezuela's output, for instance, is access to the diluent it needs to blend with its heavy crude.
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"Every brand that goes global has to understand that they have to be able to blend with the market," Saldana says.
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In fact, things are going so well that Tifrere published a book titled Blend with help from her ex and Keys.
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Rimmel Exaggerate Eye Definer Waterproof Pencil gives you the perfect smudged-out line that you can blend with an attached sponge.
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The work begins to blend with the personal, and as the project ends, it's clear those involved are at a loss.
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The OG SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic is a pricey but effective blend with 15% vitamin C, vitamin E, and ferulic acid.
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Sure, the boy can harmonize — and when Malik's own vocals blend with Kehlani's on the new album's sole feature, it's magical.
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It also gave him an ease with ensemble work that allows him to blend with other actors instead of sucking attention.
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Twitter jokes rarely blend with policy, and it is not just Trump who has seen a Twitter taunt fall flat. Rep.
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They made their first wine, Year One, a Bordeaux blend, with Marie-Eve Gilla at Forgeron Cellars in Walla Walla, Wash.
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In the meantime it plans to use bamboo and other natural products to produce biofuels such as ethanol to blend with petrol.
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The kitchen is part of an addition incorporating old floorboards and beams, designed to blend with the original section of the house.
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Often the mysterious time traveler's voice seems to blend with the author's, shouting out a warning that has relevance well beyond Scandinavia.
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Mexico's oil is heavy and refiners need it to blend with lighter U.S. oil to produce diesel fuel, gasoline and other products.
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And there are also shots of the original documentary inside of the film we were able to blend with our own material.
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But if I had to pick a center to blend with the Portland Trail Blazers, he'd sit near the top of the list.
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It was there that he crafted SunLife's signature smoothie, the Wolverine — a date and banana blend with maca, bee pollen and royal jelly.
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This roman numeral clock was crafted from wood and black finished iron, giving it a rustic aesthetic that can blend with any decor.
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Instead of a straight-across blunt cut, he prefers to make them choppy and less precise to better blend with your natural texture.
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The Berry Fresh featuring Brockmans Gin seamlessly transitions as the temperature drops, balancing the gin's berry-forward botanical blend with classic fall flavors.
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During their first encounter, Rachel smiles from the corner of her mouth and pours hot water over her special Italian blend with finesse.
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In one concession, the sides of the Weyerhaeuser building were made of hand-laid brick, to help the structure blend with its neighbors.
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How that style of game will blend with the narrative-heavy experience of FFXV is something players can see for themselves with today's launch.
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"Some of these brewers may not have taken the time to blend with a solera, or they may not have the experience," Matthew said.
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Blend with that the characteristically British "stiff upper lip," and one can understand the necessity for a dignified, perhaps almost dispassionate public-facing queen.
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If I can juice up some fresh ginger, I'll drink that too, or make a ginger blend with peppermint, tarragon, anise and fennel seeds.
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The events follow his administration's decision late last month to allow year-round sales of E15 fuel, a blend with a higher concentration of ethanol.
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But it's really just a whey protein blend with enzymes to help improve absorption that's not much different from other whey proteins on this list.
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"We're all grindcore fans initially, and this is a grindcore band, but we use it as a backboard to blend with other stuff," LaChance says.
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Thousands of decaying bodies adorn a near-future Eiffel Tower, twisted and mangled amongst its ironwork the way creeping ivy would blend with a trellis.
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As playful, catchy beats blend with sinister synth lines, a low, imposing voice commands listeners into a feeling of ill at ease throughout Boothman Cometh.
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Brooches and necklaces accent the nature-inspired patterns that stand in for body parts, which blend with their surroundings in a stunning camouflage of violence.
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S. soybeans and its suspension of a plan to implement a nationwide gasoline blend with ethanol this year have also sparked questions about the targets.
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Mr. Welser-Möst seems to favor voices more willowy than plummy; his singers tend to blend with the instruments — beautifully — rather than soar over them.
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This position allows the peripheral edges of the game space to blend with the DreamScreen light extensions and I'm significantly more immersed, just as DreamScreen wanted.
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The al pastor has really been a success, but our vegan version with the same spice blend with portabella mushrooms has almost been even more popular!
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The Aston Martin Automotive Galleries and Lairs designs range from minimalist garages that blend with the client's homes to luxury living spaces designed around the vehicle.
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By law, garganega must make up at least 70 percent of the blend, with the remainder being trebbiano di Soave (better known as verdicchio) or chardonnay.
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No. 4 was La Dame Voyageuse from Domaine de la Mordorée, a more typical blend with 75 percent grenache, yet it, too, offered complexity and dimension.
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Major events (wars, public ceremonies, assassinations, elections) blend with private joys and griefs, and with offbeat assertions, wild boasts, intimate details and moments of unforced lyricism.
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Before Caveri had even added any olive oil, the oil from the nuts began to blend with the minuscule amounts of water the basil leaves released.
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Glas by Johnson Controls: The highlight of the Glas is its artistic, transparent display that allows it to blend with the wall that it's mounted on.
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Wendy's coffee masters and its vendor landed on an Indonesian blend with expensive Sumatran beans, which initially led to some pushback from the company's finance team.
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SE: That the digital world will blend with the the physical world as we invest more of our time in digital worlds and on our digital identity.
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His poetic observation of the patterns of beach bums lazing in the sand and his daily hygiene routine blend with both cute and cutting surveillence of relationships.
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In my 20s, as my song and my story began to take shape, I searched for the voice I would blend with mine to do the telling.
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That experience raised a curiosity in me, and I really wanted to be understand how different instruments blend with each other to create different sounds and textures.
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Washington could restrict insurance on Venezuelan oil shipments or ban American sales of light oil used to blend with Venezuela's heavy oil to prepare it for export.
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Earlier this year, Mr. Trump received praise from farmers for taking steps to allow E15, a gasoline blend with 15 percent ethanol, to be used year-round.
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He was an individual in a place that prides itself on community -- an opinionated, outspoken man in a village where many would prefer to blend with the environment.
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The One Creator Edition includes a puck-shaped portable computer and wireless controller, and makes your eyes think they're seeing actual items that blend with the physical world.
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Julia Jean-Baptiste, the lead singer of Pendentif, another such band, agrees: her group adjusts the level of the vocals "to allow them to blend with the synthesisers".
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As a result, the company would have to "spend additional cycles to tune a new blend with required modifications to the tooling," requiring money that it didn't have.
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Researchers at U Penn, for instance, have developed a material that transforms from a 2D sheet to a 3D shape, adjusting its texture to blend with its surroundings.
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Some scholarly specialists might ask for more details, but I found his versions reliably thorough, blissfully bereft of jargon and nicely paced to blend with the private story.
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Back on the roof, a nearby clocktower stroke eight o'clock and the mist began to build, quickly piling up to obscure the view and blend with the sky.
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The fish of the day, often tilapia, swai or cod, appears burnished by sazón, a Latin spice blend with an orange streak of achiote; it needs nothing more.
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Each year, the EPA must set annual requirements for the volume of renewable fuels that oil refiners and other fuel companies must blend with their petroleum-based products.
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That extends the competitive advantages of metro and regional centers in the right ways to blend with the small town atmosphere that attracts growth, population, business and talent.
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Under the RFS, the EPA must set annual requirements for the volume of renewable fuels that oil refiners and other fuel companies must blend with their petroleum-based products.
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We have displaced our light, sweet (crude) imports but the barrels we bring in we need to run through our refineries and to blend with the product we make.
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Beneath the flat, grassy expanses lies the very grade of oil that Venezuela must now import to blend with its large reserves of heavy oil to ship them abroad.
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The formula keeps it flexible so it moves around and looks like skin — and you can cover it with your foundation to blend with the rest of your makeup.
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The announcement was greeted with a lot of excitement on social media, including from fans who've been combining Old Bay spice blend with their favorite hot sauce for years.
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She and a friend escaped the march by removing the red stripe she had painted on their uniforms, allowing them to blend with the local population that was fleeing.
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It is unclear which type she favors but I go for a Syrah-Grenache blend with a picture of a sausage dog on the label and the name Longue-Dog.
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When Diggs adopted his dog Mixty, he first looked at the size of his house, yard and family before choosing a canine he thought would perfectly blend with all three.
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Also, since the central bank handles foreign exchange, this sanction could interrupt purchases of the light oil that Venezuela must blend with its heavy oil for transport through its pipelines.
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U.S. refiners use heavy crude oil to blend with lighter U.S. oil to produce fuels, but reduced production from Canada and Mexico, along with sanctions on Venezuela, has squeezed that supply.
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They blend with the work of 19th-century French painters such as Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and Eugène Delacroix, who depicted scenes—many of them imagined—of harems, markets and violence.
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Unlike the past, when the line's clothes were purely aimed at sport, the new items, still made of high-performing fabrics, are now designed to blend with parts of the collection.
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You might use a Mexican blend with cumin, chili pepper and smoked paprika for chili, while blends containing rosemary, thyme and oregano might be well suited for Italian dishes, Angelone explained.
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"We'll find demand in some markets and we'll blend," Arif said, adding that Petronas could also tap its heavy sweet crude production in South Sudan and Chad to blend with fuels.
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Kilbeggan, founded in 1757, is now making a copper-still blend with 30 percent rye for a nicely textured dram that's warm and spicy-sweet, with hints of ginger and citrus.
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But when Mr. Scotti razes a house, his goal is to replace it with something that looks "turn-of-the-century" and will blend with the older homes in the neighborhood.
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Whether you want a full palette of bronzy, crease-resistant shades or an easy potted cream you can blend with your fingertips, scroll to find your new favorite shimmery eyeshadow ahead.
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FMG's Super Special Fines, a blend with iron content of only 56.7 percent, is now at a discount of 16 percent to benchmark 62 percent iron ore versus 33 percent last month.
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Mistakes and gaffes and missteps blend with miscalculations of the kind you might make when you're supposed to be leading a country but are too caught up in cementing your own legacy.
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It's designed to minimize clutter by attaching to the One Connect Box with just one slim, connecting cable and its Ambient Mode allows for an even more cohesive blend with your decor.
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Without an obligation, these same companies have no incentive to make available fossil fuel products that blend with renewable fuels, because renewable fuels compete directly for market share with fossil fuel products.
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Geuze built very long slides on Slide Hill, though he was careful to make them blend with the rest of the park, so as not to become a segregated place for families.
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Musically, it's a departure, replacing the plucky little riffs of her previous lightweight, countrypolitan blend with disco strings, tastefully subdued electronic touches, pitch-corrected vocals with the smoothness of vanilla-tinged rice pudding.
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"Our fried menu items are cooked in a vegetable oil blend with citric acid added as a processing aid and dimethylpolysiloxane to reduce oil splatter when cooking," the company writes on its website.
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The label reads, "A savory Allium blend with a touch of salt," and the ingredients listed on the back include granulated onion, granulated garlic, minced onion, kosher salt, green onion, and dried chives.
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Black metal has this very strange trueness to it going on, and me being half black doesn't really blend with that in any sense, so I thought I'd do a vaguely Christian sounding name.
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I always knew they'd be an awkward period during which the hair was too long to blend with SMP and too short to cover it and that I'd have to go through it twice.
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The most painful aspect of the sanctions could be the immediate blocking of sales of American light crude oil to Venezuela, which buys about 120,000 barrels a day to blend with its heavier oil.
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Prices of RINs have been rising since regulators set annual targets in May for the amount of biofuels including ethanol required to blend with gasoline and diesel and as worries have mounted of tightening inventories.
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I feel really tired from my late night and early morning, so my coworker and I walk to the local coffee shop after lunch and I get an ice blend with my birthday gift card.
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U.S. refiners use heavy crude oil to blend with lighter U.S. supply to produce fuels, but reduced production from Canada and Mexico, along with sanctions on Venezuela, has squeezed that supply, making it more expensive.
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Nootrobox is launching KADO-3, a fish oil and krill oil blend with a specifically high ratio of DHA (docosahexaenoic acid) to EPA (eicosapentaenoic acid) to provide a premium vitamin D designed for cognitive function.
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Mr. Werronen said he invited his wine partners to blind-test their blend with a French one in the same price category, a Petit Haut Lafitte that sells for about $40 to $50 a bottle.
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The first is a series of inventions meant to address modern-day problems for women of color — from the potentially dangerous, like surveillance and harassment, to the mundane, like sunblock that won't blend with dark skin.
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What's next: EPA is gearing up to release in the coming weeks the volume amounts of ethanol refineries must blend with gasoline in 2018, an annual process current law requires EPA to go through every year.
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It's engineered for current TV trends, and specifically for what appear to be Netflix's appetites: a post-apocalyptic sci-fi-and-horror blend with an environmental theme and a cast of attractive teenage and twentysomething survivors.
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Sew-ins are a protective style that can help hair grow, but it didn't help that I was still tackling my leave out with a hot flat iron so that it'd blend with my 22-inch waves.
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The United States relies on heavy crude to blend with lighter U.S. oils to produce gasoline and other fuels, and Venezuela and Mexico have traditionally been among the biggest suppliers of that oil to the United States.
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His scenery not only conjures a varied view of the fair but also places part of the action in an open pavilion whose gilded walls perfectly blend with those of the Auditorium Theater, which dates to 1889.
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La Colombe works not just on blend with its clients — initial tastings may include up to 30 varieties — but also functional coffee bar design, according to Nicolas O'Connell, La Colombe's senior vice president of sales and wholesales.
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But by the fifth or sixth level, it becomes clear that the game's stand out feature is the way those songs actually blend with the gameplay, pieces arriving with rising tempos as the tracks move towards climax.
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Chevron quickly responded to the impact of American sanctions — such as the loss of American light oil that was used to blend with heavy Venezuelan crude to help it move through pipelines — by switching to Venezuelan light oil.
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He added a discarded street sign to one of his paintings, and in a performance at his studio he wore a canvas suit with letters and numbers that allowed him to blend with the work on the wall.
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Mix it with cool tones to add warmth, blend with your favorite red lipstick to give it a multi-dimensional sheen, layer it over eyeshadow for a modern update on the smoky eye … trust us, the possibilities are endless.
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The fish sounds blend with electronically processed samples of Mr. Gehry's speaking voice to add a sci-fi gleam to a score that also calls for two coloratura sopranos who produce wordless vocalizations from different points in the hall.
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But Paul Gathitu, a spokesman for the government's Kenya Wildlife Service, said human encroachment was more of a concern to animals than the railway line, which will be at least eight meters off the ground and painted to blend with nature.
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Kuma's winning design, which some critics have likened to a stack of pancakes, will be 20 meters (22 yards) lower than the original plan and incorporate wood into the roofing in an effort to blend with its leafy downtown surroundings.
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The tight ethanol supplies, along with refinery outages, boosted retail gasoline prices and led to some gas station shutdowns in the West as blenders there lacked the ethanol needed to blend with gasoline to make fuel that meets government regulations.
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Hundreds of gas stations in 38 states as of Wednesday could sell a blend with higher ethanol content, known as E-15, after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said they could switch to the winter blend two weeks earlier than normal.
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But I adored the game's action-game-meets-Pikmin-meets-proper-RTS blend, with its creative musical metaphors (you gather energy by setting up "merch booths" on the battlefield, instruments are the key weapons, units are always musicians) and bizarro unit design.
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Most of the weapons provided to Kurdish militias are Soviet in design and would blend with most other firearms in the region, making them extremely difficult to track and spot even during peacetime — never mind during the chaotic environment of a war.
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In her cookbook "Indian-ish," published in April from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, the New York-based food writer Priya Krishna suggests dusting almond-butter toast with chaat masala, a spice blend with a tart streak of amchoor, dried and pulverized green mango.
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The jacket, a cotton woolen blend with a polyester satin lining, can be identified by sizing and fold lines of the faux pockets, as well as a specific internal stitch-line within the collar when you screen match it, according to Prop Store.
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No. 48 Plodiv, Bulgaria Kostova's "The Historian" is a "canny high-low pop-cultural blend" with its "legend of Dracula as a central theme (think Anne Rice fans) while also being "an inquiry into the vagaries of historical research (think Umberto Eco fans).
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The EPA also said it was going to look at ways to boost growth to natural gas, flexible fuel vehicles and E85 fuels, a blend with higher level of ethanol, which is a move aimed to ease potential wrath of the corn lobby and farmers.
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On Friday, United will use 16,000 gallons of biofuel at a 30/70 blend with conventional jet fuel on Flight 44 from San Francisco to Zurich, which it said will be the longest flight to date by a U.S. airline powered by that much biofuel.
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I received 6 jars (compliments of Yumi) filled with the following: minestrone soup, cran squash soup, kabocha buckwheat, a peach-sweet potato blend with coconut milk, a kale-pear-white bean blend, and porridge made with pitaya, sweet potato, and quinoa, among other ingredients.
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More depressingly, he predicted that if we don't continue progressing quickly, we might become "like a pet or like the house cat" for AI. The best defense against this is to physically blend with technology into a "neural lace" that helps us control technology with our brains.
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For 325 rand, the kitchen sends you a seemingly endless assortment of food, most of which is excellent: Chicken and lamb kebabs, tandoori cauliflower with coconut and cashew, fried fish tacos in papadum, seafood curry with panch phoron (Indian five-spice blend with cumin and fennel).
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There's always a moment, after all the scrambling and struggling, when you come out on some isolated hilltop and discover anew the truth of Muir's words: "Presently you lose consciousness of your own separate existence: you blend with the landscape, and become part and parcel of nature."
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In a triangle silhouette and made of an incredibly-soft ribbed cotton-modal blend with adjustable straps and a wide elastic band, this affordable bralette (which comes in tobacco, black, white, and gray) checks all the boxes — so much so that it sells out every damn time it's restocked.
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But the circular nodule on one end is actually a fragrance capsule, which lowers at the push of a finger — not dissimilar to inserting a CD (remember those days?) — and quickly transforms the liquid-scent droplets of your choice into billions of teensy molecules that blend with ambient air.
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Failing to create a cohesive, fun experience for all players that offers both play styles at the same time is one of the primary reasons why Ubisoft's The Division, which tried its own version of this blend with its ambitious Dark Zone environment, failed to live up to expectations back in 2016.
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Excerpts of films from Jean Rouch's and Jean-Luc Godard's government-sponsored time in Mozambique blend with the folksy sounds of Bob Dylan's "Mozambique" music video, alluding to the late 1970s as a time of great promise and artistic creation as the country transitioned from Portuguese rule to a socialist government headed by Samora Machel.
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There the principal singers, whose characters are never really developed further, blend with the crowd as they dance to wonderfully fun jukebox songs — written by Mr. Bell and Mr. Campbell, and sung by Darlene Love — before being interrupted by the police, portrayed with simplistic villainy and led by the big-voiced tenor Marc Heller.
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When I get ready in the morning, I swipe Cruz, a lush berry shade, diagonally from the center of my cheeks up toward my temples and blend, blend, blend with the Cheeky Blending Brush to get a dewy, just-power-walked-a-mile flush, and use my finger to smudge it into my lips for the kind of rosy, fresh-faced glow you only see on actual children and Margot Robbie.
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Covered by the dry, sparsely populated expanses that stretch between the vast prairies of Mongolia, the shimmering sand dunes of Xinjiang, and the eternally frozen Himalayas, the Arid Lands are where salt usually supplants fermented sauces, fresh ingredients are favored over preserved foods, Indian spices spark the dishes of Tibet, and Han culinary traditions blend with the food cultures of Hui Muslims, Uyghurs, and Kazakhs in such dishes as cumin-scented lamb kebabs and pilaf, lotus patties perfumed with roses, and the vinegar-napped omelets called Buddha's hand rolls.
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Furbo Dog Camera PetChatz PawCall Bissell BARKBATH QT – QuietTone portable dog bath and grooming system Petlac milk powder for puppies, 10.5 ounce Doody Digger replacement bags for pooper scooper PetArmor advanced chewables for dogs Healthy soft chewy dog treats for Pomeranian Dyson V8 Absolute cordless stick vacuum cleaner Dyson Ball Multi Floor 2 upright vacuum cleaner, yellow Purina ONE Tender Selects Blend with real chicken adult dry cat food Precision Pet Products courtyard kennel exercise pen CANIDAE grain-free PURE ancestral red meat formula dog food FurHaven quilted faux fur & velvet goliath chaise dog bed Four Paws Deluxe double door dog crate Amazon has a few special deals for Valentine's Day, including save $15 on the Echo Input (priced at $19.99) and save $30 on the all-new Kindle Paperwhite (priced at $99.99).
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