Trump buttered up Kim Jong Un a little in a tweet yesterday.
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Or if he buttered up a roll and took a savage bite out of it.
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Sixty-five souls are eagerly watching while sipping wine and snacking on buttered-up sourdough.
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Before it's hung there, the goose's neck is buttered up, to make getting a grip even more challenging.
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For the sake of "balance" for Chase in the Middle East, he buttered up both Israel and the Arabs.
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And those being buttered up are feeling the pressure to state their support for either Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders.
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Negan buttered up Eugene by playing to the man's superiority complex, and keeps Dwight around as an example of the punishment for disloyalty.
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And calamity was bestowed upon the pancake, as Sword's, ahem, sword got jammed into the pancake's little buttered-up eyebrows not once, but twice.
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After getting buttered up, the bread is brushed with a mixture of white truffle oil and gold flakes, which adds extra crisp, Calderone says.
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" Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe buttered up Trump's golf game: "My scores in golf is not up to the level of Donald, at all, but my policy is never up, never in, always aiming for the cup.
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Last year Liam Fox, the trade secretary, buttered up another president who has attracted the attention of the ICC, Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, who is being investigated for crimes against humanity committed during his war on drugs.
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Some parents may be upset to find their little one all buttered up and ready for cooking, but the person who discovered this kid calmly decided to let them finish the task at hand, and mash butter into their hair.
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Worse, buttered up with sentimental touches, the tale is cast in prose that would embarrass the freshmen in a composition course: Early on the hottest day of the year, in the black but thinning darkness of morning, I saw the top of the new skyscraper peek through the gauze of lingering night's sleepy electric glaze.
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" He buttered up Mr. Peña Nieto, telling the interpreter on their call that "he speaks better English than me," suggesting that the Mexican president would be so popular that the Mexican people will amend their constitution to allow him to run again and declaring that "it is you and I against the world, Enrique, do not forget.
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Although he and his staff restore the items brought in by customers themselves, they are shown consulting other merchants and experts for parts, and calling in freelance employees, such as Bob, a metalworker, when their workload requires it. In addition to items brought in by customers, Dale will also purchase items himself to restore from pickers, such as the toy train he purchases in "Buttered Up." The range of services offered by Rick's Restorations is limited by financial concerns. Although Dale has a positive view of his staff's abilities, he observes that they are sometimes difficult to manage, in particular his younger brother, Ron.
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However, that colour is also important when it comes to matching up coloured rings later in the game to magnify the effects of spell- casting. One particularly memorable quirk of the game is the ability granted to players to hold simple conversations with traders, other champions, and even enemies during combat. Stock pseudo-medieval phrases such as "Truly my courage is remarkable" and "Begone, thou oaf" are selected using a menu, and can be used in combination to flatter a desired companion, aggravate an enemy, or lower the price of an item which the player wishes to purchase. Many gameplayers have found that the price of a long sword (RRP 10 gold pieces) can fall to as little as 6 or 7 after the shopkeeper has been buttered-up with phrases such as "Thou seems fine" - particularly when this strategy is used in conjunction with the Beguile spell (most effectively cast by Megrim).
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