"The teachers themselves are burnt out, the students are burnt out," said Shehwaro.
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I'm glad we did, because it would have been burnt time and burnt energy.
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She expressed amazement about the succession of city streets that had led to the accident site; Burnt Church Road followed by Burnt Temple Road, and then Burnt Mosque Road.
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I only tasted the burnt weed, which was not dissimilar to the burnt coffee bean frequently found in Starbucks orders.
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Other passengers on the plane "endured the smell of melted plastic, burnt electronics and burnt hair," according to the news release.
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Turns out Shahidi's warm, rose eyeshadow isn't eyeshadow at all— it's Bobbi BrownLuxe Matte Lipstick in Burnt Cherry and lip liner in Burnt Sangria.
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That infuriated him, as did the fact that he couldn't send Westerners the smell of death: burnt blood and burnt vegetables, corpses and heavy weaponry.
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When I finally arrived, my partner's tears and the smell of burnt stucco let me know that someone had intentionally burnt down my restaurant overnight.
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For example you can be "burnt out" from your job in accounting or firefighting, but you can't be "burnt out" because of your current relationship, according to WHO guidance.
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Some might say he's got an edge after feeling burnt from Kevin Durant's exodus from Oklahoma City, but it's clear that he's not burnt, so much as on fire.
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" - Zach, 35 "Fried turkey equals very burnt boyfriend.
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If the pictures you've got in your mind are of people being dismembered, or burnt alive, and you yourself are being burnt alive—you don't want to do it, basically.
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However, the bacon is brown and crispy — definitely burnt.
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"The frontline workers are burnt out and traumatized," he said.
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The line is eternally long, and the espresso tastes burnt.
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Some 1,000 torches soaked in fuel are burnt every year.
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Oil was poured on them and they were burnt alive.
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The fuselage of the Boeing 777 was burnt and twisted.
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One rescuer even said she smelled the animal's burnt fur. .
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The inner pot never ended up with burnt on foods.
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"My hair just burnt off," Locklear ends the tutorial saying.
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I end up getting a burnt end sandwich with fries.
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How could I believe the story of the burnt boy?
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Men in uniform looted and burnt their homes, he said.
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She mentioned that she enjoyed the taste of burnt marshmallows.
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Is it a tinted lotion that smells like burnt toast?
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They "destroyed our crops, they burnt our food", he says.
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Some blocked streets and burnt buses in the capital, Santiago.
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Far fewer staff now report that they are burnt out.
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I relished the data: the distances, personal bests, calories burnt.
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It was a torn cornea, the whole thing was burnt.
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What does burnt toast have to do with brain surgery?
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Every profession features people who complain of becoming burnt out.
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I remember I was really burnt out at that point.
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Most Japanese buildings were burnt or demolished in the 1970s.
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Although that one also burnt homes, it caused no casualties.
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"The army has burnt the wheat and barley," Naqrash said.
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Fifteen percent was burnt and 9.5 percent recycled, it said.
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Another picture comes through of Rihanna, resplendent in burnt orange.
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The burnt out carcasses of large vehicles litter the roadside.
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He surveyed the crisp, burnt earth before approving the construction.
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After a few minutes the small altar had burnt away.
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I started to get burnt out at 33 years old.
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But, things aren't that simple if you're feeling burnt out.
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Well, that might mean you're just plain ol' burnt out.
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About two months after Jackson's birth, my thyroid burnt out.
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It was simultaneously burnt to oblivion yet weak and watery.
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Just be prepared to get slightly burnt on social media.
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The foul stench of burnt human flesh filled the air.
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What if the magic of freedom restored the burnt flag?
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The Center for Contemporary Art, 6093 Burnt Mills Road. ccabedminster.
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The Center for Contemporary Art, 2020 Burnt Mills Road. ccabedminster.
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Add the kimchi and burnt veg salad all over that.
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I served 100 mostly burnt potato logs for family dinner.
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The rising sun made the pine trees look burnt yellow.
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I was so young, I just burnt out really quickly.
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"Just for the record, I like burnt crust," he said.
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Conchs scraped around the sand, levitating on burnt orange claws.
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The burnt entrance of the US Embassy in Baghdad, Jan.
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It's when they get burnt out that problems to arise.
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Grill the carrots, turning as needed, until burnt, 20 minutes.
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In January, at least 100 homes were burnt in the area.
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The desert's valleys and burnt red mesas lay at Aloy's back.
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We've been burnt so many times over the past few years.
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Finely ground coconut shells, burnt rope, or straight up floor sweepings.
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Todd Starnes: Remember when Starbucks just served over-priced, burnt coffee ?
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Before that fight I was a little burnt out I think.
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Photos from the scene show burnt bodies next to destroyed vehicles.
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The museum houses victims' and survivors' burnt clothing and personal effects.
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There must be some waste that is better burnt or buried.
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His palette consisted of two colors, burnt umber and ultramarine blue.
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The Burnt Glass EP arrives on June 3rd via Sound Pellegrino.
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Where is the burnt-out babe with the Miss Havisham locks?
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In an area containing some 400 dwellings, only 10 were burnt.
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Molecules that contain sulfur, for instance, yielded burnt and garlicky smells.
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The central bank also burnt through currency reserves defending the rupee.
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I ended up severely sun burnt, dehydrated, and suffering from heatstroke.
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Turns out my skis got burnt out in the race yesterday.
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This burnt-hued reflection, filled with sparkle and depth, is exquisite.
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Either way, oven pizza somehow turns out both soggy and burnt.
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I would never have the Virgin Suicides soundtrack burnt to disc.
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Frothy valuations benefit big shareholders but retail investors will be burnt.
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On Friday, cars navigated burnt out vehicles that partially blocked streets.
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In a vote by consumers, burnt sienna was saved from retirement.
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A luxury hotel there had already been burnt down last month.
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I also burnt all his belongings and text him a photo.
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I've probably been burnt out more times than I can count.
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In April it burnt 105 tonnes of ivory from 8,000 animals.
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Unlike the rest of Keuning's creatures, Gigo isn't deformed or burnt.
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The piles of burnt ivory were valued at over $23 million.
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And if you already feel burnt out, you can recover faster.
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Its burnt-orange foam insulation has to be applied by hand.
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It was also a burnt dark roast with a sour body.
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I learned that hard ham and burnt bun break a McMuffin.
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I was a little burnt out on being in Green Day.
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Lichen and moss on a burnt log, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon.
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It's been burnt here, as though the room has been smudged.
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We were just chefs burnt out of the fine dining world.
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Every vehicle had been burnt into black and rust colored skeletons.
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The thing that set him off the most was burnt food.
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Images of burnt spoons were seared into his mind like daguerreotypes.
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The Burnt Orange Heresy Rated R for sexuality, nudity, language, psychosis.
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I do more prep making ganache and a burnt caramel glaze.
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She arrived at college feeling depleted, exhausted, and academically burnt out.
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For another, when it comes to burnt-on food, muscle helps.
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Rocker Mick Jagger features in closing film "The Burnt Orange Heresy".
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Rocker Mick Jagger features in closing film "The Burnt Orange Heresy".
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Not sure I'll ever be able to order burnt ends again.
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But as she entered adulthood, Makosinski began to feel burnt out.
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Georgia's Julius Caesar Alford called for the petition to be burnt.
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Burnt-out cars and buses had been used as a barricade.
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I got the regular dinner with pulled pork and burnt ends.
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Burnt bits of aluminum foil, paper packets that once held heroin.
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While scorching the earth, McDermott burnt any meaningful bridge to Taylor.
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My wife and I were both burnt out on city life, and I think that I was also burnt on the business that I was in—the restaurant business that my wife had wisely moved on from.
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The air was thick with the scent of burnt gunpowder and blood.
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He's really stressed and burnt out, and I feel a little helpless.
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They were completely burnt and I had to scrub them for hours.
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And we all know how resilient that burnt popcorn smell can be.
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Fossil fuels release both toxins and heat-trapping carbon dioxide when burnt.
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In front of the house in Bashiqa was a burnt-out car.
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That makes it harder for native plants to recolonize the burnt areas.
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It's where Maegor burnt down the Faith Militant, and Aeyrs stored wildfire.
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I like that I'm drawing with dust and powder and burnt material.
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The burnt popcorn apology in episode 203Though the competitors on Nailed It!
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Some of the girls and women photographed were burnt after spurning suitors.
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"I got burnt out being number one," said the 30-year-old.
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Coal burnt in people's homes is the main pollutant in Polish towns.
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A local resident complained about garbage being burnt despite protests and complaints.
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The forest is burnt down for charcoal, with which most Congolese cook.
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The January 21 eclipse in fiery Leo asks if you're burnt out.
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Refinery29 does not recommend sticking a burnt stick in your eye, etc.
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Ribs, brisket, pulled pork, burnt ends, sausages, turkey, chicken, it's all good.
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Bake until lemon zest is dry but not burnt, about 10 minutes.
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The fire evidence on the animal bones and burnt flints were key.
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Fitbit Ionic Smartwatch Heart Rate, Swim Tracking & Music - Slate Blue/Burnt Orange
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Jump into someone else's conflict and you are likely to get burnt.
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Communicating that you just sipped hot soup, and your tongue is burnt.
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Nowadays taking emergency calls can leave him feeling burnt out and frustrated.
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She sits in the Oval, fingering the flag that Frank has burnt.
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It feels fresh; it doesn't feel like we're burnt out from touring.
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Are you actually burnt out, or just having a few unfortunate days?
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We try to warn you every year, but people keep getting burnt.
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The same treatment that brings us boners can treat burnt scar tissue.
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"People shouldn't think you can only get burnt on holiday," he said.
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But burnt homes and structures are not the only consequences of lava.
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That night his supporters burnt houses, businesses and buses in La Paz.
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Miccio was burnt out she said, and knew she needed a change.
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This is approximately 8 km from where [a] burnt vehicle was located.
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The fire had burnt an entire zone dedicated to painting Model 3s.
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However government leadership means that this coal will be burnt more efficiently.
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We also noticed that this creamer made our coffee taste somewhat burnt.
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What would happen if your house burnt down and you lost everything?
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There have been innumerous anonymous claims that victims were burnt and hidden.
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Before their eviction, was Burnt Ramen an active part of the neighborhood?
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As its initiation, the next squad burnt the corpses of its predecessors.
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The earth still rumbled softly, the bright green flora burnt and brown.
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" About her eating habits, we read: "Her favorite food is anything burnt.
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The death toll is at 32, and a burnt smell is inescapable.
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Though its exterior felt coarse, its lining was a silky burnt sienna.
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They are now totally lumpy and misshapen and smell like burnt rubber.
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Almost all of the national park on Kangaroo Island has been burnt.
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So far, they have burnt more than 2.5 million acres of bushland.
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It roasted hundreds of heads, burnt huge trees and a few houses.
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Ultramarine and burnt umber combine into a distinctly sweet and mysterious black.
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The burnt orange side swoosh is a hat tip to the Longhorns.
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Chickens mill around a burnt-out property in Kiah on January 8.
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I can easily get burnt out on it, but it's so good!
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It also tempers the harsh burnt character coming from the roasted barley.
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"My uncles burnt down all my clothes," said the 24-year-old.
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In Kansas City, LC's Bar-B-Q, with crunchy flavorful burnt ends.
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Nobody wants to get burnt by being left holding that hot potato.
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To avoid getting burnt out in the first place, take micro-breaks.
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Most professional soccer outfits have long burnt more cash than they generate.
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In 2017, Tanzania burnt 6,500 chicks imported from Kenya over disease fears.
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But then I look again — burnt-out, barely hanging on — and reconsider.
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Last fall, we burnt $17 billion in productivity by playing fantasy football.
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Pretty sure I burnt out a bunch of neurons during this process.
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"Stocks are the prettiest house in a pretty burnt out neighborhood," he said.
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"She was covered head to toe in blood and was burnt," he says.
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All of the beans burnt and stuck to the bottom of the InstantPot.
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I can still smell the burnt wood, and you wanna do a cookbook?
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Earlier in the day several houses and around a dozen cars were burnt.
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Add this to the list of foods that might kill you: burnt toast.
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I also eat half of one of the burnt-ish cookies because #breakfastofchampions.
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Eventually, the system burnt out, like an overclocked washing machine ripping itself apart.
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Wildfires have burnt thousands of California homes to the ground in recent years.
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A woman walks in front of burnt cars at the village of Mati.
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But Sally had indeed seen a little burnt boy who had been electrocuted.
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We tried the brisket, burnt ends, and ribs and they were all delicious.
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A burnt out house that caught fire after Hurricane Harvey hit Corpus Christi.
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Called Upon a Burning Throne, it's the first of his Burnt Empire Saga.
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But at the end of the fourth season, we were all burnt out.
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Moreover, the quality of fuel burnt in Poland is not always the highest.
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There's this fire and all our clothes are ripped and torn and burnt.
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Presumably these things burnt up faster than that when exposed to a flame.
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In two to three seconds, your skin is burnt all the way through.
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"It's crispy, but very burnt," my brave taste testers claimed after each batch.
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"I feel burnt up inside," he told the Daily Mail at the time.
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Plastic unsuitable for recycling is burnt, which releases toxic chemicals into the atmosphere.
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Carcases of burnt out cars, pockmarked ground and crumbling structures dotted the landscape.
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I've been feeling burnt out, and it's only the third week of school.
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But the Russian government only reported 669,000 hectares burnt for the same period.
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This fuel, known as Refuse Derived Fuel, is then burnt to create energy.
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"I actually got burnt out playing that way for a while," Neubauer says.
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It was so inflammatory that it burnt through the hesitations of cautious editors.
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"There's a big difference between it being dark and being burnt," says Calvert.
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The body, which the newspaper said was heavily burnt, was buried on Tuesday.
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Pierce the grooved, burnt sienna rind to start the glossy, liquid gold running.
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CES has left me dehydrated, homesick, fatigued, and generally burnt to a crisp.
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The rest was a terrifying jimmy-rig of extension cords and burnt sockets.
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The sea of burnt orange prescription bottles is interrupted by one in white.
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"They used to call me zebra, burnt lips, giraffe, Michael Jackson," he said.
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Even its exterior color, a broody burnt charcoal, fades into the Oregon shadows.
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And frankly, I got burnt out on prosecuting drug cases and sentencing people.
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The fires in California turned lives upside down and burnt down physical structures.
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Across the country protesters have blocked traffic, torched banks and burnt petrol stations.
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Inside Aleppo, tyres were also burnt to create a smokescreen against air strikes.
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Pour away and enjoy, or, if it's burnt, toss it and try again.
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Mary Beth kept to her pulled pork, which also emphasized those burnt ends.
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The Mendocino Complex has burnt 75 homes and forced thousands to be evacuated.
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Upon approaching Pacheco's car, the officers said that they smelled "fresh burnt" marijuana.
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A photograph posted online from the site showed the bus completely burnt out.
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The disbelief at having burnt your tongue on the apple pie filling. Again.
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"We got a bit burnt out with creating the Advanced Edition," he said.
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The archaeologists also found burnt animal bones and the hearths of former fires.
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Beside him, the lawn was black and burnt, but the crop seemed untouched.
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Even the hippie black people went through a really bad burnt-sienna period.
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She told me about her favorite new dish, wings coated with burnt honey.
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"They burnt everything — we could hear the blasts of gas cylinders," Khan said.
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Regions of the forest are left burnt near Porto Velho, Brazil, Aug. 24.
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But then I started to struggle with feeling burnt out and cooped up.
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A bigger part of Australia than the size of Switzerland has just burnt.
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The fire has burnt over 93,000 hectares (229,000 acres) and is being controlled.
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Our lovely little weatherboard Airbnb holiday home had also burnt to the ground.
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More than 5 million hectares (13 million acres) of land has been burnt.
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Indeed, the burnt-orange walls of Anafre share the color of the stove.
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The same MP told us that the "the olive branch has been burnt."
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Aja: I would take the decimated corpse of the burnt doctor over Dwight.
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"People often think it will taste of burnt sugar," says the PR guy.
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Between the burnt fingers and the toxic solder fumes, soldering can be drag.
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Between the mountains and the coast, from endless burnt forest to emerald green pastures and back to ash-covered moonscapes, we experienced temperatures of 23°C accompanied by howling hot winds that filled the sky with ash, burnt leaves, and bark.
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The Mendocino Complex has burnt 75 homes and forced the evacuation of 23,322 people.
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The city said no injuries or property damage were reported, aside from burnt grass.
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Instead, it'd end up with a workforce that is broken down and burnt out.
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Ross Compton's Middletown, Ohio, house nearly burnt to the ground on September 19, 2016.
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One of the concentric pits was filled with ash — likely from the burnt posts.
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We wouldn't have a place to live if she [had] burnt the house down.
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Each one of us, those you see here, is conscious they can get burnt.
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My battery burnt hubristically low as I check to see what I can thieve.
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In Islamabad, Pakistani scientists have developed a nanoparticle that regenerates and heals burnt skin.
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"I burnt it all, darling," Azalea said in reference to all of Young's clothes.
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I was just burnt out and I couldn't do the really big classroom sizes.
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Rebecca pulls up to their home, which we then see has been burnt down.
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The smells of gas, paint, smoke, and burnt wires mingled to create noxious fumes.
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Pianos, waling divas, the unmistakable smell of burnt rubber: what more could you want?
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Heck, we'd even take a Ryan in his temp days holding a burnt pita.
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It doesn't happen until a lot of people have been burnt to a crisp.
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The only things left standing: burnt trees, a light post and a few chimneys.
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We'll be updating this list from here until the last firework has burnt out.
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There's a burnt shadow on the ground where it once was, and nothing else.
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In 2001 the Egyptian Ministry of Culture burnt 103,000 volumes of Abu Nuwas's poetry.
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It's that or getting used to scraping burnt bread into the sink every morning.
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It was my burnt hair that was half on the iron in a knot!
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Sun and motley of colors, because everything is flat, literal, loud, and burnt out.
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Victoria Beckham Estée Lauder Eye Foil in Burnt Anise, $40, available at Estée Lauder.
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Aoun said the "black page" of the past was over and "must be burnt".
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In the "after" images, the burnt-out areas show up as black and gray.
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We're talking stale panettone, crushed or burnt cookies and, of course, the dreaded fruitcake.
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The dust settles, the only sound heard is the creaking of the burnt trees.
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"My first asado was a bit of a disaster—I burnt it!" she remembers.
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Others sustained more severe injuries including a cat brought in with its eyes burnt.
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His attackers escaped in a van which was later found abandoned and burnt out.
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They may include items like house-cured pastrami or pork ribs or burnt ends.
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The caramel had a slight burnt aftertaste and was equal parts salted and sweet.
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Some 20 buses operated by local transport company Atac were burnt out in 2017.
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Afterward, the royal family's bodies were stripped, burnt, and buried in the woods nearby.
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If you took pop and held a lighter to it… it's a little burnt.
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He was dragged out of his home, hacked and burnt to death, prosecutors said.
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Every great classic rock song has never been burnt out on ten other shows.
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Burnt Palms are a rock quartet packing bad moods into fiery, grunge-pop missives.
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Some of our documents and files were missing, while others were burnt to ash.
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Even the instrumentals, once sprightly and bright, have taken on a burnt, dusky timbre.
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The problem is that lots of methane escapes into the atmosphere without being burnt.
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"Our electrics are burnt out," said Nicola Gastaldon, who runs a city-center bar.
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"Our electrics are burnt out," said Nicola Gastaldon, who runs a city-center bar.
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Roads throughout the region run past neighborhoods pockmarked by burnt, boarded, and decrepit buildings.
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The balms come in four colors: clear, coral pink, burnt orange, and dusty rose.
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Middle East countries burnt through $140 billion of their reserves as oil prices dropped.
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The petals themselves were greasy, unevenly cooked and tasting of burnt flour and pepper.
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As you'd hope, this is certainly no half-burnt sausage on cheap white bread.
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German books were burnt, sauerkraut was renamed "liberty cabbage" and frankfurters became "hot dogs".
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They have found that the oven "runs hot" and has resulted in burnt dishes.
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Nobody lasted much out past the burnt edges where disease was kept at bay.
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It entailed posting nothing but a swatch of color — "burnt orange" — on their account.
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I just arranged those burnt up logs there just to deal with the grief.
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We've been burnt before, so, you know… we'll believe it when we see it.
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Since then, over half of them have been removed, because [Burnt Ramen] fought them.
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What lessons do you think can be learned from what happened to Burnt Ramen?
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He rejected the word "Holocaust" — literally, "burnt offering" — as a description of the genocide.
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So, I burnt out for a lot of reasons, but mostly it was overwork.
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This is the insidious wider fallout, I realized, just beyond the burnt-out zone.
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The Las Vegas depicted in the film is covered in a burnt-orange haze.
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I worked in Corporate America previously, and was completely burnt out from that experience.
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The women screamed in pain as the smell of burnt flesh filled the air.
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A region of the forest is left burnt near Porto Velho, Brazil, Aug. 26.
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I realized later that concón, or semi-burnt rice, wasn't meant to be eaten.
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"Somebody dyed my hair, and they burnt half of it off," Eilish told TMZ .
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I've missed flights because of cigarettes and burnt holes in trousers and car seats.
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" Draper saw "men running around … with their faces, arms, hands, all burnt to heck.
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" In Smith's "Spring," we read about one woman: "Her favorite food is anything burnt.
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Local television showed flames pouring from burnt-out vehicles as angry crowds gathered nearby.
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I had done the most millennial thing I could do: I got burnt out.
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Hell, go to Singapore and cram into the long undulating bar at Burnt Ends.
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Television footage showed smoke pouring from burnt-out buses and a smashed police vehicle.
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That explains some of the passion from fans burnt out on the WoW formula.
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I'm in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, showtime on a Friday, and I am hollow and burnt.
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The hotel's kitchen is filled with old pans and the smell of burnt oil.
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Again, sort of the perception of Gawker was everyone gets burnt out, spit out.
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This year's fires have burnt a record 520,000 hectares of forest, 52 times the size of Lisbon proper and representing nearly 60 percent of the total area burnt in the entire European Union in 2017, data from the EU showed on Wednesday.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's fires have burnt 520,000 hectares of forest this year, 52 times the size of Lisbon and representing nearly 60 percent of the total area burnt in the entire European Union in 2017, data from the EU showed on Wednesday.
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The demonstrators burnt down four houses and set fire to three trucks and a tractor.
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"We got burnt a few times this year because of that," linebacker Martrell Spaight said.
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But the bacon cooked unevenly, alternating burnt spots and undercooked spots wherever the "ribbon" bent.
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Environmentalists say lignite, the most carbon-intensive form of coal, should no longer be burnt.
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There's a big difference between enjoying grilled flavor and eating a burnt piece of food.
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A couple ops, huddled together by the burnt out toilets, occasionally glancing over in terror.
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The ones who have a huge hit followed up by bombs, and now feel burnt.
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We wouldn't want any spitting, choking, or burnt tongues over the news that just dropped.
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You can already start to see charring, and 8 minutes later they were very burnt.
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Winter dawn is the color of metal, The trees stiffen into place like burnt nerves.
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I wanted to look for the burnt boy, but I didn't even have a name.
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Some took to the streets and burnt papier-mâché effigies of Mr Trump's bronzed face.
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Several were in distress, having been burnt by fuel leaking from their flimsy rubber dinghies.
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Still, he complied, linking the file in the Data Store to several burnt I.P. addresses.
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The leaves were changing along the Tiber, giving the glassy water a burnt tangerine crown.
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Companies should let them take a bit more, since burnt-out workers are less productive.
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I scraped off the burnt parts, threw them on plates, and said bon appetit, kids.
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Do you ever feel burnt out or like you wish you could take a break?
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This page from the Bible was found amongst the burnt wreckage in Gatlinburg... wild. pic.twitter.
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To a generation of Canadians, "I smell burnt toast!" means something very specific, and ominous.
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Many IPO investors got burnt in 2015 after the stock market rout decimated their gains.
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But it was the burnt flesh surrounding him — so much death — that followed him home.
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In 2005 Glendairy prison in Barbados, then 150 years old, was burnt down by prisoners.
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I walked up toward the north side, dark red with volcanic rock like burnt sienna.
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" It turns out, however, that father and son have different hopes for their "burnt offerings.
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Some flung rocks and burnt tires, others beat a man alleged to be a thief.
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Burnt out cars line blackened roadsides, abandoned in the panic and chaos of the evacuations.
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After a few minutes, they burnt the house with a rocket, with my mother inside.
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Fire leveled subdivisions and reduced cars and homes into burnt piles of ash and rubble.
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Photos published by local media showed damaged buildings and burnt cars riddled with bullet holes.
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Many homes are still rubble, with charred soil, and burnt-out cars at every turn.
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The data showed that in the last lethal fire outbreak, on Sunday, 180,000 hectares burnt.
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Amnesty also released satellite images showing the village before and after the houses were burnt.
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I think of my aunt and baby cousin, found burnt in a ditch in Hiroshima.
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She was burnt out, and that creativity drain has affected top creators across the internet.
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Close by was some burnt wood, arranged in the criss-cross pattern of a campfire.
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The Obama Administration burnt the bridge behind it by publically fingering the Kremlin for hacking.
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I saw his burnt umber face scowling down at me when I closed my eyes.
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By the time I finished it, I was just so burnt out from the process.
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I was totally burnt out, having been on tour in bands since I was 16.
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So they were living under blue tarps, and you could see all the burnt debris.
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"I was really burnt out working in a salon and being a therapist," she explains.
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See also: Burnt Face Man, The News Hasn't Happened Yet, The World Within a Sock.
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Some people get burnt out; others get frustrated when everyone's not on the same page.
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Why is Burnt Ramen a good illustration of the post-Oakland climate for DIY spaces?
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I can't believe it hasn't all burnt down to the ground yet, to be honest.
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Julian LeBaron described the incident as a "massacre," saying some family members were burnt alive.
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If you've ever tried to rekindle a campfire using burnt logs, you get the idea.
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That song, and those moments, were a mental balm to my otherwise burnt out brain.
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The collage is embroidered with burnt paper and the charred outline of perhaps another face.
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But we could all do with more relaxation—especially if you're a burnt out millennial.
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"I burnt it all ... and I threw stuff in the pool, too," Iggy said, smiling.
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The blackened vessels are chipped and appear burnt, bringing to mind the aftermath of war.
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Babagana's remains, which were recovered from the burnt car, have been buried, her uncle said.
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Now, ecologists are fearing severe ecological consequences from so much land being burnt at once.
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Outside, heavy rains poured down as animals howled near the carcasses of burnt-out vehicles.
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The two-tiered workforce is leaving more contractors feeling burnt — and willing to speak out.
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Burning Man is in danger of becoming burnt out, thanks to the crowds and commercialization.
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The female kangaroo, a burnt paw on one of its hind legs, quickly jumps away.
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Ahead, your guide to the best burnt-orange nail polish to invest in this fall.
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The shoe's heel has the Nike branding and model name in a similar burnt orange.
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"When I was contemplating early retirement while working, I was very burnt out," she said.
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An asylum-seeker sleeps on a burnt bed on the Samos island, Greece, Oct. 15.
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And then also because when men are burnt out, they tend to act out more.
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The scientists estimated around 60,000 hectares of rainforests were burnt this year as of October.
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To our left is a burnt orange Toyota Tacoma pickup with a custom license plate.
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But this novel is not simply a burnt offering, a Baedeker of dread and decay.
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However, he did immediately hand over a rolled up, slightly burnt joint ... according to cops.
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Hay is set on fire and burnt by sticking it underneath a lit gas ring.
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Jim Nantz was so concerned about wasting 48 hours per year sending back toast at breakfast because it was insufficiently burnt that his wife made him a special laminated card he could show the waitstaff so they'd know just how burnt he liked his toast.
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Drain the pasta and add it straight to the pan of burnt chilli and black garlic.
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While washing all the dishes, my tap water got so hot that it burnt my hands.
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Cause of death: Shot by Jon Snow with an arrow while being burnt at the stake.
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Jackie (Pamela Anderson) is a burnt-out AuraCycle instructor in the midst of a midlife crisis.
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As he looked out from his hotel, Baker said all the trees around him were burnt.
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More likely, it would have been burnt like incense in an enclosed space to release vapors.
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The air is so dry that all the grass has turned to a crisp, burnt orange.
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It is so far the province's third-worst fire season on record, based on area burnt.
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He then uses two combs to style, while pieces of burnt hair fall to the floor.
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It is roasted until the lamb skin is burnt and crisp and the goose well-done.
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But the best course of action, Ploch said, is to try to avoid getting burnt altogether.
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Many burnt-out villages have since been bulldozed, and surviving buildings demolished, by the Myanmar authorities.
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And getting the software into the hands of more medical staff could alleviate burnt out specialists.
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A burnt orange dromedary shape that is handled with a scumbled surface creates a puzzling dissonance.
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Shouldn't skin that burnt get the chance to heal before you start slathering foundation on it?
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Her partied-out pal holds her head in her hands, burnt-out from the day's activities.
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But as far as putting it out there and staying motivated, I won't get burnt out.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN:Adele Attacked OnstageSamuel L. Jackson Blasts Ben CarsonCasey Anthony Breaks Her SilenceFantasia Gets Burnt!
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Let's not even start on the rumors that a burnt toad can ease a heavy flow.
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Assuming you won't be burnt out by the Xbox family by the time of Scorpio's release.
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Data from the European Union fire mapping service showed about 8,500 hectares burnt over the weekend.
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"The police stood by while all the houses and colonies were burnt to ashes," says Raheem.
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"My hands got so burnt because I was trying to put out my face," she says.
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It is so far the province's third worst fire season on record based on area burnt.
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I was getting burnt out—I was questioning if I even wanted to do it anymore.
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When officers arrived on the scene to retrieve the keys, they said they smelled burnt marijuana.
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"Three rooms in the building were burnt down," Marinda Mills, police spokeswoman for the province said.
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A woman's brown handbag, the bottom burnt, lay open next to an empty bottle of perfume.
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The scraps are generally used for a couple of months before they are burnt or buried.
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The afternoon has dipped into evening, and the sky's blurred from burnt-peach into bruised-blue.
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Machinery worth millions and all the papers pertaining to his lifelong research were burnt to ashes.
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But banks have been slow on the uptake, burnt by past sanctions for breaking the embargo.
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Fundamentally, this thing is a burnt sacrifice to Michael Jordan, Basketball Player and Beloved Capitalist Icon.
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She also says that some landlords have burnt the shelters of the women who don't pay.
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To honor this we've picked a slew of sweaty, acidic, burnt bruisers and gooey, gorgeous mixes.
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Alongside sapiens remains at Jebel Irhoud, archaeologists found stone tools that had been burnt with fire.
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Now, at least four others that contribute to the burnt odors in wine have been identified.
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The total area burnt in all of the European Union this year was 902,000 hectares (here).
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I'm not sure if the chicken was burnt or if it was just the spice mixture.
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When the spectacle is over, Forsberg emerges in a cloud of smoke from the burnt rubber.
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The Uvalde, Texas, native can regularly be seen flaunting UT's burnt orange colors on social media.
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But a scratch of the fork revealed that the char was, in fact, burnt spice mixture.
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But, on this washed out/burnt over Yankees team, there's no real reason why not, either.
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It was devastating to Adams, so she collected the broken sticks and burnt logs for remembrance.
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Burnt Ramen's main problem is they're not on the electrical grid—they ran on solar power.
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In the 18 years that Burnt Ramen was in operation, they never had a safety incident.
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WENDY'S — SMALL COLD BREW, $2.29 — After the Frostyccino, the cold brew was sour, burnt, and watery.
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It will change the way you cook, teach you to appreciate the dangerous edge of burnt.
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"But nobody could guarantee that we would get rid of the burnt smell," Mr. Cogan said.
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People were seized and tortured, villages burnt to the ground and an estimated 10,000 Rohingya killed.
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The original list shows the pair's imaginative flair: vanilla burnt almond, egg nog, peppermint fudge ribbon.
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An aerial view of burnt areas of the Amazon rainforest, near Porto Velho, Brazil, Aug. 24.
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Inside, attendants in burnt umber flight-attendant-style uniforms escorted visitors through low-slung modern buildings.
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He said other new structures resembling channels and ponds were now visible in the burnt landscape.
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Imams had their beards shaved or burnt off, and women and girls were raped inside mosques.
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It was hot and crowded outside—so crowded that someone burnt my hand with a cigarette.
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SURVIVORS BURNT Rescuers have been unable to access the island, which is covered in grey ash.
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The chef Dave Pynt, originally from Perth, opened his restaurant Burnt Ends in Singapore in 2013.
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This season, fires have now burnt out 2.7 million hectares with a perimeter of 19,235 kms.
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And we know that burnt out employees are over 30 percent more likely to change jobs.
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Their 1.6 million hectare estimate of burnt land is based on an analysis across seven provinces.
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This is not some kind of "I'm burnt out, I need to just go away" break.
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Today, it still serves up the heaping plates of burnt ends ($9.55) it became famous for.
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But this judge knows what's up and told Dabney that this weed was fresh, not burnt.
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So I feel like he's been burnt, which makes me worry about when we go back.
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The "vast majority" of the craft burnt up on re-entry, at around 22011:20133 a.m.
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The "300" star posted a devastating photo Sunday showing his Malibu home burnt to a crisp.
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Everyone's been to the backyard barbecue where there's burnt vegetables that are kind of dried out.
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Some people associate burnt food with grilling, and I'm on a personal crusade to stop that.
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"We retook the camp, but the regime burnt it with phosphorous bombs ... We were able to protect it, but the bombing burnt our vehicles," said Abu al-Hassanien, a commander in a rebel operations room that includes the main brigades fighting to repel the army assault.
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All of this burnt material is getting up in the air, and being swept across the state.
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WATCH: Food Hack: Save Burnt Cookies Talk to your coworkers in person instead of emailing or messaging
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The hit web series Hot Ones always inevitably ends up in someone's mouth getting really, really burnt.
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As I'm typing this, I'm noticing a little burnt orange-colored splatter beneath the MacBook Air logo.
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Burnt spuds, overcooked sprouts and dry turkey are just a few of the standard Christmas dinner complaints.
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He never flinched at the slop or the burnt-looking bits, as the room began to spin.
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Adams was later confirmed to be one of the deceased individuals in the burnt-down mobile home.
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She found a photograph on the Internet of a kitchen toaster ejecting two slices of burnt toast.
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And Krusty from "The Simpsons," while hilarious with his burnt-out skepticism, wasn't exactly the class-standard.
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In a little over two minutes, you'll have 10 cups of fluffy popcorn—with no burnt kernels!
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Another woman called Joy, who is three months pregnant, has been burnt badly from the waist down.
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The video intermittently switches between those waves and oil paint brushstrokes, in cloudy white and burnt orange.
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What advice would you give someone who feels burnt out, either by a sport, workout, or anything?
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His fingers were also burnt when he tried to remove the canister between his back and backpack.
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If you feel unchallenged and burnt out, it might be time to move on to something new.
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All that remains of the carnival of democracy that had sprouted there are burnt tents and rubbish.
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Around half of the accused were executed, usually by hanging or by being burnt at the stake.
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Also on Sunday, a family returned to the wreckage of their burnt-out home in South Lake.
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Facebook's problem now is that trust, once burnt, takes years and mountains' worth of effort to restore.
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He burnt [sic] very very bright and, those that burn very bright sometimes burn half as long.
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In the early stages of the trial one of the policemen involved admits he burnt his notes.
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Spoiler: It's the burnt ends and the wonderful sauce and the love for all kinds of meat.
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Max pairs his beef with a burnt vegetable slaw to emulate the smoky flavours of Korean barbecue.
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I would tell other women who are burnt out on modern dating technology to focus on yourself.
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"We found her car, it wasn&apost burnt, nor was the house," said 60-year-old Saridou.
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She functions as an avatar of our current work culture: burnt out, frustrated, bored, hostile, apathetic, helpless.
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Justin wasn't afraid to ask, so he scored semi-burnt (the best way) pie on his exit.
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The car was later found burnt out in nearby Bellbird, and police are still investigating the incident.
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But in three days of unrest that began on March 2nd, 17 of them burnt to death.
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But he hasn't eaten the Vin Diesel one, since it tastes burnt from all the laser cutting.
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Eventually he was burnt out, and he and his wife went to Germany for about a year.
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For her next trick, Claire pays a visit to a burnt-down convenience store in North Carolina.
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He burnt his fingerprints off with acid, got to Shanghai, and was Jack Riley with no fingerprints.
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"I didn't have toes, and my heel was basically burnt off," she says of her left foot.
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Certain individuals and their devices take priority over others and bridges are burnt left, right, and centre.
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Or maybe last week was too much like crunch and now everybody's just a little burnt out.
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That burnt marshmallow smell isn't your brain playing tricks on you; it's a part of the simulation.
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Burnt-out cars lie in shrapnel-scarred villages; fallen power lines hang next to empty ammunition crates.
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Or the pictures of her dressed as Hitler taking burnt, people-shaped cookies out of an oven?
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He added that the tanker, five buses, two trucks, a tricycle and 45 cars were burnt out.
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So when it came down, how much of it was burnt cinders that would do no damage?
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At the end of the summer of 2016, I found myself burnt out and sick and sad.
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We cannot allow people to be slaughtered and burnt out of their homes, while the world watches.
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She felt that she was burnt out, even despite doing so much to take care of herself.
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Nipreet Kaur, another witness, saw her father burnt alive by a raging mob, the High Court said.
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The Associated Press reported that the Tiangong-85033 space station has largely burnt up in the atmosphere.
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She walked the event's red carpet wearing a burnt-orange Prada dress, which was made from velvet.
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The patty itself tasted somewhat burnt, and the flavor was considerably muted compared to a beef burger.
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Burnt out The long hours and physical labor, however, began taking a bigger toll on Mullen's health.
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Burnt trees have a surprisingly high value in Tunisia, as the wood can be turned into charcoal.
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Then that place burnt down in a kitchen fire, so we found a new space on Craigslist.
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But I did secretly enjoy happy endings, toxic love affairs, and burnt out starlets begging for drugs.
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I'm not even hungry when we get to the duck confit with burnt onion and orange sauce.
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TV footage showed the burnt-out remains of cars as rescue workers rushed to evacuate the wounded.
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Every inch of this sleepy farming community was covered in a swamp of viscous, burnt-orange mud.
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Donate to Burnt Ramen to help offset the cost of the repairs they need to stay open.
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They were too burnt for my taste, to the point where I couldn't really discern any flavor.
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It wasn't until she began to feel burnt out that she realized the importance of taking vacations.
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In this one, the ham was tough and the bread burnt, even though the egg was perfect.
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J.C. "Burnt Out Star," from the prolific Australian psychedelic band Pond, is idyllic, then sumptuous, then ominous.
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Have you been having problems getting those beautiful burnt leopard spots on the crust of your pies?
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The burnt shrub-covered hills of a Greek island played host to great stockades of flowering cactuses.
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Finish off the meal, if you have room, with burnt vanilla churros served with dulce de leche.
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Slender and tan with long wavy brown hair and burnt-caramel eyes, Missy exudes vitality and adventure.
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Earlier in August, more than 60 people were burnt in a oil tanker explosion in neighboring Tanzania.
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The burnt umber-painted room is lined with built-in shelves crammed with art books and periodicals.
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Another tip from Forte: Place a hot, damp towel over a spot to loosen burnt-on debris.
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Cabello recently revealed a teaser video after sharing a series of cryptic burnt orange photos on Instagram.
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Mick Jagger plays a kind of sinister and very charismatic art dealer in The Burnt Orange Heresy.
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Glass cooktops, when not cleaned, can easily build up with burnt food and become hard to manage.
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"I think we'll see a lot of burnt orange this fall," says editorial nail artist Betina Goldstein.
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The remains of burnt buildings are seen along the main street in Cobargo, New South Wales, Dec.
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And small, burnt orange Corona labels are woven into the bases of the tongues on the front.
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A smaller rally was also held in the capital, Islamabad, where protestors burnt U.S. and Israeli flags.
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It's called RockStar Therapy; built by, and for, those who feel burnt out by the music business.
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In reality, Trump has pursued a maximum pressure strategy and burnt all off-ramps along the way.
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I suspect I am bordering on "burnt out" from my current job and looking for a job.
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All along the muddy road from Bandundu to Kinshasa there are pockets of smoke and burnt trees.
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"I pulled out 14 bodies which were completely burnt," said Hussein Omar, a volunteer at the scene.
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The total area burnt by those fires was around 335,000 hectares, or 830,000 acres, the RFS added.
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At the Roksanda, he donned a burnt-orange oversized dress with pleated ruffles and a ruffle neckline.
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Anderson said while burnt vines could rejuvenate, the return of the heat threatened their ability to heal.
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They were the perfect literalization of a metaphor: The countryside was becoming a burnt husk of itself.
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Widows who once refused to wear color are opting for garments dyed blue, burnt orange and pink.
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Widows who once refused to wear color are opting for garments dyed blue, burnt orange and pink.
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BURNT OFFERINGS Venezuelan officials blocked the border with Colombia in a bid to keep out humanitarian supplies.
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Molten metal runs from a burnt-out vehicle at a destroyed property in Sarsfield on Dec. 31.
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The remains of burnt-out buildings are seen along a main street in Cobargo on Dec. 31.
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In another corner, an oversize midnight-blue pouf from Ferm Living complements a circular burnt-umber rug.
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Mr. Disla Xtravaganza said Hector had been fixated on burnt orange toward the end of his life.
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But civil liberties group argue that the potential for harm is far greater than a burnt pizza.
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In 2016, Yisroel Nekrasov published "Burnt-Down Cities", a dark collection of poems about life in St Petersburg.
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Video clips circulating on social media showed the charred remains of dozens of young men and burnt motorbikes.
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Cover image: Soldiers patrol through a neighbourhood that was burnt during recent violence in Sittwe June 14, 2012.
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The remains of nine individuals were found inside this dwelling, two of which were partially burnt by fire.
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The impact of the plane obliterated the two houses into burnt The crash occurred around 4:41 p.m.
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The U.S. responded to this Chinese ASAT test with Operation Burnt Frost, successfully destroying its own orbiting satellite.
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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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The iron looks to have burnt the wooden laundry board, indicating the maid's sudden departure from the scene.
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He has plundered our seas, ravaged our Coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people.
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Smith & Cult's Demon Dazed Matte Stain is the subdued, burnt-red-meets-terracotta lipstick I was looking for.
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One thing was different: A giant, burnt down, semi trailer turned over in the middle of the street.
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Fallen debris from the burnt-out roof near the high altar inside Notre Dame Cathedral on April 214.
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As a result, almost everyone from the 5th assault detachment died — they were burnt together with their hardware.
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They have ransacked government buildings, burnt offices of political parties and blocked roads to oilfields and the port.
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One room in the exhibition includes three installations composed of furniture which has been burnt to a crisp.
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From juicy pulled pork to perfectly seasoned brisket and crispy burnt ends, barbecue is beloved by people nationwide.
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"I just want to tell stories," I complained bitterly to another game master, burnt-out and increasingly discouraged.
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Sun works with several clients who retired because they felt burnt out after decades in the same industry.
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The object hit her looks like a piece of hard iron, and it burnt her in the neck.
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Make shifts in your life and create balance or you risk feeling burnt out all of the time!
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A picture sent to Reuters showed a burnt and bleeding man lying on a stretcher in a hospital.
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You squeeze it out of its tube, and tap the burnt orange gel across your under-eye area.
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The final straw wasn't a run-in with an angry celebrity publicist or just generally being burnt out.
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One of the best-known, the Gran Ghetto di Rignano, burnt down earlier this month, killing two workers.
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Pictures circulating on social media showed the burnt-out remains of a bus and medics treating wounded people.
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The crumbs were among more than 65,000 burnt fragments of plants such as tubers, legumes and wild grains.
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Introducing the Pumpkin Spice Grid SD, a burnt-orange leather-and-suede Saucony sneaker accented with metallic embellishment.
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Players like Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Freddie Ljungberg burnt bright there as youngsters, but quickly departed for bigger things.
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It says most of the fragments burnt up upon re-entry, and there are no reports of injuries.
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You know what's interesting is, I think in the beginning of this year, I was getting burnt out.
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Peel away the burnt layer and sprinkle with salt and a splash of lime juice or vinegar. 4.
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You sit down, slowly start supping on a five pound pint that blends Fairy Liquid with burnt sourdough.
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I'd placed myself on an online-dating fast in November after feeling majorly burnt out on my apps.
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Similar to the benefits of eating activated charcoal, burnt toast has been a folk remedy for inhibiting vomiting.
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The first patient to undergo the Montreal procedure reported smelling burnt toast when no such thing was happening.
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Now the fire is slowly dying, and you burnt yourself and was supposed to pass Wayne the torch.
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In other words, this doesn't seem to be going well for our burnt umber Tweeter-in-Chief. Sad!
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Photos posted on social media showed a burnt out car and smoke at the site of the blast.
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Both firms have already burnt millions of dollars to lure users in a bid to outdo each other.
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The victims were shot in the back of the head execution-style and their bodies burnt beyond recognition.
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He now says only half of his house is burnt, unlike many neighbors who've lost their entire properties.
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About 60 percent of the rubbish burnt at Klemetsrud is of biological origin - from waste wood to food.
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Ultra Marine Violet (a deep purple-blue) and Faded Clementine (a burnt orange) are my new go-tos.
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WATCH: Save Burnt Cookies with This Simple Hack For Bottura, the act was symbolic of a larger message.
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Miollan: For the rest of the trip, everything we touched smelled burnt: Our clothes, our bags, the merch.
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A Reuters reporter at the scene saw burnt bodies and a wrecked car near a damaged police checkpoint.
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"DNA" bumped from the car of a Mexican dude in a burnt maroon Mustang as I walked in.
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Footage broadcast by the state-run Ikhbariya news channel showed several twisted and burnt-out cars and vans.
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I hate the bad burnt coffee, the egg smell that sometimes overpowers the stench of low-level detergents.
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The battered and burnt-out environments of Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan are a few recent examples of this.
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"Bodies, some torn into pieces or burnt beyond recognition, are still being recovered from the rubble," it said.
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But after a decade, she got burnt out from the jobs right around the time she got pregnant.
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His own career may not have burnt brightly for long but his cultural influence is still searing away.
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" In India, according to the World Health Organization, "over 1,000,000 people are moderately or severely burnt every year.
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It also forced Tesla to decommission two burnt sprayer robots that they estimated were worth over $1 million.
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Apples cut in clean crescents, burnt marshmallow, smoke caught in the folds of our jackets, in our hair.
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"Eighty six persons all together were killed, six people injured, fifty houses burnt," said police spokesman Terna Tyopev.
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The fresh dough bubbles when you put it in the oven, and the bubbles get a little burnt.
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There was cuttlefish sepia and burnt umber, but if Turner needed a loamy richness he reached for Mummy.
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At one point a human skeleton can be seen in the passenger seat of a burnt-out car.
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But he said there could be a role for vaping in weaning smokers away from burnt tobacco cigarettes.
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You're suddenly in a ship headed for Mars, blasting through space and landing on its burnt sienna surface.
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Along the side of a road, a boy sat on a burnt barrel atop a mound of debris.
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I look down at my clothing, wishing it were an Abigail's Party-esque number in burnt orange polyester.
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Today, Noisey is pleased to premiere the album's title track and Jennylee's dark, digitally burnt out partner remix.
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Mezcal-wise, it is dangerously smooth and on the sweeter side rather than reminding you of burnt rubber.
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People get burnt out; they get tired; generations succeed each other; people don't want to be their mothers.
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Unlike Ghost Ship, the building that houses Burnt Ramen was built as a live/work space in 1905.
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One even burnt a black patch in the carpet, and now the Consumer Product Safety Commission is investigating.
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After being burnt down, the only thing left of the statue would be a skull, the spokesman said.
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Will you make their recipe for soap, or burnt-ends bourguignon, or deep-fried brains over creamed peas?
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Yesterday, local police burnt many of their belongings, which were stored under a bridge not far from here.
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Two hippopotamuses, their thick skin evenly rendered in bronze and burnt umber, float in an aquarium like corpses.
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The swelling had left in its wake a burnt orange color that looked like makeup on my eyelids.
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"It's going to be difficult to do much and the risk of getting burnt is high," he said.
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In the dining room, a burnt red was employed to draw attention to the intricate ironwork and millwork.
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"Maybe in 10 years, if she keeps going like this, maybe she will feel burnt out," he said.
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If you're burnt out, if you're depressed, if you're feeling weary and lost and paranoid, you're a mess.
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I don't know how you call it in English — like a fire, just apocalyptic, all brown, all burnt.
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The unassuming tan building with green and burnt orange accents sits on a small hill before the jail.
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And, a warm welcome the new classes who joined us this week from: Burnt Hills, N.Y.; Danvers, Mass.
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Strangely, there never seemed to be a half-burnt house — it was either completely destroyed or still standing.
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A restrained palette — of white, orange and Douglas fir panels stained a burnt sienna — balances the sculptural gymnastics.
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The beef was fairly tender and juicy, but the bun was slightly burnt and the toppings carelessly arranged.
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Matthew left her a voicemail on Monday saying he had been "badly burnt" -- but then came radio silence.
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"Sources say that the newly-born babies were completely burnt and are difficult to identify," the station reported.
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A dog visits the burnt-out property of its owner's family member in Kia, Australia, on January 8.
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For lunch, I had a very burnt salmon burger and a mixture of roasted mushrooms, tomatoes, and carrots.
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"When I was contemplating early retirement while working, I was very burnt out," Livingston previously told Business Insider.
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A Reuters photographer at the scene saw 20 bodies of civilians and burnt-out minibuses, motorbikes and cars.
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But an official had said earlier this year that 857,756 hectares of land burnt as of end-September.
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I thought the burnt ends were slightly better at LC's Bar-B-Q, 15 minutes southeast of downtown.
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When WPIX first shot the special, they reportedly burnt a $4,000 rug trying to get a better angle.
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The tour of the Khurais site revealed melted pipes and burnt areas which are now busy being repaired.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger has already addressed the sobering realization that "Star Wars" fans are getting burnt out.
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So far, bushfires have burnt at least three million hectares (7.4 million acres) in New South Wales alone.
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There are five different settings, each one delivering even heat distribution to prevent burnt edges or soggy middles.
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I had been working at a startup for nearly seven years, and I was burnt out and tired.
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They both had visions of a future apocalypse: a burnt, empty city in a world that was dead.
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A volunteer holds a severely burnt brushtail possum rescued from fires near the Blue Mountains on Dec. 29.
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Black is really chic, and there are the auburns and brick colors I love and the burnt siennas.
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Cover image: Firefighter inspects a burnt hospital after a fire on January 26, 2018 in Miryang, South Korea.
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"We can't even pick those ones, they were seriously burnt," the official who declined to be named said.
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The only downside was the scent, which managed to somehow smell like cornbread and burnt skin all at once.
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After all, what could be better than a burnt burger and a seamless blend of vintage and modern funk?
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Near Disneyland, in southern California, nearby fires cast a pall over the park, turning the sky a burnt orange.
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In another 20 years you might be burnt out on oat and ready to return to the real thing.
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Printed on metallic paper with a strange, inverted quality, these photographs feel like an afterimage burnt into my retina.
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So instead of a burnt homemade dinner (which we're sure she'd still love), a spa date seems more fitting.
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Regulators were unnerved as Beijing burnt through dollars to stem currency depreciation, with reserves falling $320 billion last year.
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A campaign in the UK says burnt toast carries a cancer risk, but others say it's not that simple.
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But China is also using higher quality coal, which releases more energy and carbon dioxide per ton when burnt.
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There are destroyed minarets, a burnt down 14th century souq, a number of perished neighborhoods and thousands of casualties.
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Nearby shops were also burnt down in the explosion after fuel from the crash spilled on them, officials said.
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After he burnt my leg I left him again, this time for good as I was six months pregnant.
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Burnt out on the idea of Valentine's Day dates with hearts and flowers and Michelin-starred prix fixe meals?
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Merely speeding up the conveyor and increasing the heat on these ovens would result in a burnt, undercooked pizza.
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View of a burnt area of forest in Altamira, Pará state, Brazil, in the Amazon basin, on Aug. 27.
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I saw giant mahogany trees twisted into splintered corkscrews, a terrain burnt as brown as New England in November.
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Like millennial pink — the shade that dominated 2016 — burnt sienna is the perfect mixture of bold, flattering, and delicate.
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Industry estimates say around 300,000 to 800,000 barrels per day of crude oil are burnt for Saudi power generation.
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British insurance companies have watched American firms get their fingers burnt as conditions like dementia have become more common.
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The Canard Enchaine reported that police had found the remains of seven cigarette butts in the burnt-out cathedral.
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Here, Steve Buscemi's burnt-out God hates humanity so much that he decides to destroy Earth (sounds about right).
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And when the camera pans over the room you find, zip ties, burnt metal, glass, and an open window.
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If you're an American and you see America getting torn apart, being burnt down…you got to do something.
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Journalists have been allowed to tour the burnt out, vacant neighborhoods, revealing the changed city the fire left behind.
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I started Self-Care Sundays because I was beginning to feel exhausted and burnt out leading the Resistance Manual.
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Perhaps the carrier would like to replicate the same viral moment that #FyreFestival did with that burnt orange square.
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There, a tower constructed of dismantled airplane parts hoists the shell of a burnt-out car in the air.
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Colombia, which shares a porous eastern border with the socialist-run country, has borne the burnt of the arrivals.
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Most of the bodies have been burnt beyond recognition, meaning identification was possible only through DNA and dental records.
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The two were also spotted twice in the area of Gillam before the burnt vehicle was discovered, Courchaine said.
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The bakers behind this dark bread—so dark it almost looks burnt—are couple Hannah Calvert and Chris Kelly.
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Scores of Rohingya villages were burnt to the ground, and refugees arriving in Bangladesh told of killings and rapes.
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Oh, and don't get us started on those dots of slightly burnt cheese that are scattered across the slice.
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All plaintiffs suffered injuries including a badly burnt leg, scalded hand and partially severed finger, according to the filing.
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Not only that, it'll measure the number of thrusts, calories burnt during intercourse, and it even takes girth measurements.
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This is the hard truth: If you don't wear sunscreen, at one point or another, you will get burnt.
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Banks must also issue debt that can be written down to help replenish capital burnt through in a crisis.
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Maybe I'm just paranoid at this point, but it seems like they're bragging about how easily they get burnt.
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She makes him a grilled cheese (burnt) and they reminisce on all the old tricks they used to pull.
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"I ran down the stairs, even though I got burnt, started catching the kids," Derrick Byrd told 14 News.
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When you're feeling burnt out, it's important to take time for yourself, and remember the simple pleasures in life.
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In another case, a teenage girl was drugged and burnt alive after helping a friend elope with their boyfriend.
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On the bright side, NASA reports that while in space Mr Kelly's excretions burnt up when entering the atmosphere.
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But the moment that will forever be burnt in my memory was when a speaker asked the uncomfortable question.
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But burnt vegetation can regrow within a decade, and in doing so reabsorbs much of the released carbon dioxide.
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When Town, then 34, found herself burnt out as a corporate attorney, she started brainstorming ways to retire faster.
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A motorbike lies burnt on the road after fires swept through bushland and properties near Macksville on Nov. 11.
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Being around others constantly can make you feel burnt out or start to put a strain on your relationships.
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Burnt and humiliated, a young Butler travelled to and from his seat to the toilets to dress his wounds.
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Already sun-drenched in burnt-out boomer for poetry—"A little voice Inside my head said, "Don't look back.
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Gasoline, or petrol, the most common fuel used to power cars, emits the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide when burnt.
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Steve Heck, a piano mover, hauled out 20073 burnt pianos and turned them into a two-story sculpture/structure.
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These peaks then got covered by more rocks, traces of burnt land, and charcoal transported there by ocean waves.
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Our escorts tell us it is time to leave, and we hurry past the burnt remains of the classroom.
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The one outward hint of culinary allegiance is a sign on the burnt-orange storefront that says Terra Brasilis.
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A cloud of smoke and the smell of burnt rubber emanate from the bike's Rolls Royce-Allison helicopter engine.
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The buildings to be demolished have spiky facades constructed with custom-made bricks the color of burnt-sienna crayons.
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I took my place amid a sea of young people wearing Doing Things hats in blue and burnt orange.
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A seven-foot paper house, a pile of outfits, and heaps of ancestral money are among the burnt offerings.
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The river that suffered the burnt of the spill leads into the San Juan River, which enters New Mexico.
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On-screen Clarke, as Daenerys Targaryen, might have burnt her co-star, Joe Naufahu, as Khal Moro, alive (oops).
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He burnt my diary in front of me when he found that, and then I paid the price afterwards.
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Second, you're probably using a busted phone and the fluorescent, half-burnt light fixtures that came with your apartment.
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Overlooks down the coast, strange mystic thing going on there, especially with the old bathhouse being mysteriously burnt down.
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Arthur was a cool guy, and he witnessed some weird stuff on the Friday he burnt through his exposures.
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A member of the public who retrieved him from the tracks also burnt his hand from the electrified rail.
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The final serving took place outside by the bonfire: s'mores made with burnt chocolate and rose vinegar-spiked marshmallows.
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Other passengers coughed "the entire way home," she added, thanks to the smell of melted plastic and burnt hair.
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"Boko Haram fought their way into Molai and burnt three houses before the military fighter jet arrived," he said.
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When they roll the pig over, its body has gone into rigor mortis and its hair has burnt away.
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The facade is essentially made from compressed pollution from felled trees which have been burnt in a pyrolysis kiln.
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"The little lamp was on for so many hours that it burnt the shade," remembered the writer Sigrid Nunez.
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First they are browned in butter, then slathered with crème fraîche and broiled until nearly, but not quite, burnt.
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In the latest installment of Ya Burnt, Seth Meyers savaged everything from professional massages to the Marie Kondo method.
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Rendered in shades of gray with touches of burnt orange, the drawings are not lovely, but they are perfect.
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People stand at a burnt area after a fire broke out in the camp of Moria on March 16.
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It's another riveting season of crusty, dusty, caked-up disasters with burnt edges and too-raw-to-eat insides.
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Also, in many areas the vegetation, which would normally filter and slow this storm runoff, has been burnt up.
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