Add to a mortar and pestle with a pinch of coarse salt until it comes to a coarse paste.
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Sprinkle evenly with the coarse salt and coarse sugar and bake until a toothpick inserted comes out clean, about 25 to 30 minutes.
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Orson Fowler wrote that coarse hair correlated with coarse fibers in the brain, and indicated coarse feelings; that, he wrote, suggested that people of African descent had poor verbal skills and traits that were best suited for nursing children or waiting on tables.
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One blogger called the essay "a bowl of coarse rice".
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Fill your boots is the attitude of coarse stockmarket berks.
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Concrete is a mix of cement, sand, and coarse stone.
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" Those with coarse black hair had a "tendency to sensuality.
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Contains violence, sexual material, coarse language and brief graphic nudity.
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So the golden grummet is, to be coarse, the arsehole.
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It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere.
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"The coarse cotton candy thatch of synthetic mane" — perhaps doable.
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On his skull, patches of coarse hair had grown in.
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Her voice was as coarse as the rest of her.
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"The food is almost, but not quite, coarse," Henry said.
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Contains substance abuse, coarse language throughout and some sexual material.
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Apparently, their coarse hair would get stuck to the fabric.
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Pulse until the mixture comes together and has a coarse texture.
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I sprinkle coarse sea salt on top and pair with milk.
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The coarse hairs strewn in Phoebe's sheets, bijou rays of gold.
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"Split ends are coarse, dead ends of the hair," she said.
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He had coarse, dark hair and the shadow of a beard.
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Occasionally, the transcripts reveal a more coarse side of Clinton's lexicon.
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Grind too coarse and you'll end up with a watery mess.
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Salty and formidably traditional, it's seasoned with coarse pepper and parsley.
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It feels appropriate that Goodman paints on these hard, coarse surfaces.
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Will Archie be as coarse and honest as he once was?
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Coarse: Coarsely ground coffee beans look like large particles of salt.
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But his coarse, wobbly singing had little subtlety during lyrical passages.
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My cheeks are dotted with maybe 36 coarse hairs between them.
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Contains frightening images, some violence, drugs, sexual material and coarse language.
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So, definitely, like, your brows are a little bit coarse, right?
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Contains some violence, peril, mature thematic elements and mildly coarse language.
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The coarse, flaky salt from Iceland is made by evaporating seawater.
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And it's not so coarse that it scrubs your feet raw.
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Sure, I could have called the hotel on Monday, pretended I was planning a wedding and gotten an estimate, but who wants to stoop to such coarse and vulgar behavior to satisfy coarse and vulgar curiosity?
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" When her husband leaves her, she takes up with a rough, coarse man with an "unsteady, ravaged body, unwholesomely thin" and a "mottled, pockmarked face, his coarse yellow hair, like a patch of grass burned by pesticide.
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While the racist housing policies of the FHA used coarse data to harm black people, the researchers contend that the principle is the same when using coarse data to benefit a favoured group—whites, in this example.
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Below the 39 feet of fine dust, the Chang'e 4 rover also found a layer of coarse material full of rocks, followed by alternating layers of coarse and fine substances up to 40 meters (131 feet) deep.
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The scans were "coarse" and couldn't correct for errors on the fly.
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It's been ugly, it's been divisive, it's been coarse, it's been dispiriting.
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It goes without saying, but the video contains plenty of coarse language.
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Add butter cubes and pulse until mixture resembles large coarse crumbs. 26.
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He showed how sculpture could be modern with distorted, coarse, rough textures.
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This will hopefully give them access to both fine and coarse grains.
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Garnish with fancy olive oil, coarse sea salt, pomelo segments, and tarragon.
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This set comes with a fine shredder, coarse shredder, and slicing blade.
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Trump's language, too, has too often been amateurish, divisive — and downright coarse.
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My cowboy boots were coarse; I hid my figure in unflattering clothes.
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Mr. Duterte's public image has been characterized by bouts of coarse language.
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A coarse-grit file has a deeper sound that isn't as nice.
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He peppered his speeches with coarse phrases and put-downs of hecklers.
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Emily Ruane, Fashion Market WriterI have pretty dark and coarse body hair.
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Where Biden was tongue-tied in Munich, Trump vaunts his coarse spontaneity.
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Though its exterior felt coarse, its lining was a silky burnt sienna.
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Forgive me, dear readers of the female persuasion, for my coarse language.
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I wanted it to feel like today for a very coarse, dramatic reason.
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She and her parents tried everything to stop the coarse hair from growing.
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C40 acknowledges that its data is extremely coarse and its conclusions extremely broad.
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Remember, the data is fairly coarse and cannot closely track changes over time.
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First, your tongue isn't actually growing coarse black hairs (cue: sigh of relief).
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The firm had long looked down on the trading-floor crowd as coarse.
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From a formal perspective, that's the same thing as these coarse-grain structures.
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Cut in cold shortening with a dough blender until it resembles coarse meal.
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These micro-vessels can tear if the caress of your instrument is coarse.
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But as the ProPublica investigation showed, this 'coarse data' may actually be worse.
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Contains brief nudity, some scenes of inhumane treatment and torture and coarse language.
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Cool, then transfer to a blender and purée until a coarse sand texture.
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This allows Quayola's robot to produce a combination of coarse and refined textures.
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Sprinkle the dough balls lightly with coarse-grained sea salt just before baking.
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In its unrefined state, crude oil is a coarse, opaque, and slippery liquid.
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Warning: There is plenty of coarse language liberally and melodramatically sprinkled throughout. Acting!
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The gadfly of the agora wears coarse clothes and a coating of grime.
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"Too grainy," he said; the bulgur was the wrong grade, coarse not fine.
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She said the local sheep have coarse hair that isn't suitable for yarn.
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It is a coarse-grade compound grain with a vibrantly chalky mouth feel.
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Claw marks and clumps of coarse hair extend 9 feet up the pine trees.
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But Trump's attempt to minimize her candidacy with coarse language certainly won't help him.
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Pulse cauliflower in a food processor until reduced to the consistency of coarse breadcrumbs.
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Crack "honeycomb" into manageable pieces and pulse in a food processor into coarse granules.
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Prepare the mackerel: Grate the tomatoes on the coarse side of a box grater.
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It's simply seasoned: just a few cracks of black pepper, some coarse sea salt.
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But these tasks are part of the necessary, if occasionally coarse, fabric of existence.
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We are drowning in coarse words we once taught our children not to say.
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Texture, as in is the ice cream smooth and creamy, coarse, icy or gritty?
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"Highly porous hair tends to look frazzled and feels dry and coarse," she says.
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It crosses a line beyond any coarse rhetoric or disagreeable policy he may propose.
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In a food processor or blender, process the chile mixture to a coarse paste.
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Coaxing dry, coarse semolina into soft, fluffy couscous is a marathon, not a sprint.
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On Trump's side, through his coarse nationalism, crude transactionalism, and soft spot for strongmen.
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For rolling, any coarse decorative sugar works, as would Demerara or an unrefined sugar.
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Using your fingers, work the butter into the mixture until it resembles coarse meal.
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Cool, then place the bread in a food processor and blitz until coarse. 2.
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Maybe the screen gets scratched going into my pocket because I wear extra coarse jeans.
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They mostly affect people with coarse, curly hair who remove it by shaving or plucking.
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Coarse-grain further, and you start to lose important details about the system's causal structure.
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The lanky frame and coarse hair, the cluster of freckles over the long, humped nose.
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Jónsdóttir's 51-year-old hands, coarse but strong, haven't seen nail polish in three decades.
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Instead, we get bitter, coarse, ugly words from politicians of every stripe and every office.
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Fitzgerald recommends that those with coarse and curly hair have it trimmed every 12 weeks.
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It's on the coarse side, rustic, with a slightly bitter finish and is fairly moist.
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Clinton's marriage in recent weeks, also sought to implicate Bill Clinton in his coarse conduct.
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No, I do not want a permanent solution to my coarse and unattractive leg hair.
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Add the butter and pulse until the mixture resembles coarse meal, about 215 seconds. 220.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina confronted the president for his coarse language in the meeting.
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It has 40 individual grind settings, ranging from fine to coarse and everything in between.
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It has 40 individual grind settings, ranging from fine to coarse and everything in between.
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Menus typically included coarse bread with salty fish, baked cheese, lentils, and mulled spiced wine.
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I have no problem with coarse and conservative, telling-it-like-is stand-up shows.
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At the hyena man's encouragement, I ran my hand through the animal's coarse, bristly fur.
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"I don't think these bars will protect women from vulgar and coarse words," she added.
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Add the butter and pulse until the mixture resembles coarse meal, about 21 seconds. 22.
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That wasn't all — Mr. Fowler also correlated coarse hair with "coarseness in the fibers of the brain, together with coarse, harsh feelings" — but it was enough to disabuse me of any notion that phrenology was going to add some amusing historical tidbits to my review.
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His tweeting, his coarse language, his destruction of Washington norms, don't upset his supporters one bit.
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So we've only given to people very coarse-grained tools with which to manage their experience.
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On one side are "berks", careless and coarse, who would destroy the language by polluting it.
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Don't ask me what came over me—my hair is long, coarse, and stick straight naturally.
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In a small food processor, pulse oats until reduced to the consistency of coarse flour. 215.
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The yellow-eyed, coarse-haired, hook-handed sweetheart was born to mom Bellatrix and dad Smeagol.
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The lines were blurred, edges ragged where the liquid darkened the coarse weave of paper fibers.
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His voice is coarse from playing a show earlier in the weekend and it keeps cracking.
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I couldn't have been older than nine but I can still taste the coarse, pasty concoction.
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Pour as much coarse sugar as will fit onto the top of 1 of the custards.
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She is depicted as coarse, ugly, and they basically make fun of her having bad teeth.
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A conservative anti-Trump "super PAC" is running an ad with women repeating his coarse remarks.
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During the winter, most people's skin is more coarse or dry, and prone to breaking easily.
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Self-reported racial categories, coarse as they are, also generally reflect underlying differences in genetic ancestry.
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The mixture will resemble coarse meal, but should be moist enough to form into balls. 3.
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The language is coarse in places, definitely in the title, but it's thrilling all the same.
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In often coarse terms, the pair nodded to an effort to oust her from the role.
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Dale uncovered his head; the once coarse grains of his hair were now straight and wavy.
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Ultimately, should we all care that our coarse President is threatening Democrats with Bikers for Trump?
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The Pulse feature layers coarse chops over smooth purees for heartier recipes like chunky soup or salsa.
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What's more, many asteroids probably have a layer of electrically-charged fine to coarse dust, called regolith.
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A neuron isn't simply the average of its component atoms and so isn't amenable to coarse-graining.
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Trump&aposs coarse discourse increasingly seems to inspire opponents to respond with vituperative words of their own.
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I was horrified by the coarse, thick hair growing on my chin and even on my cheeks.
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Imagine the contrasting sensations of the subtle wood grain followed by the coarse texture surrounding the knobs.
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Their boasts, coarse language and demeaning of women are not necessarily used to convey facts, she notes.
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Even a spiral of good olive oil to finish and some coarse sea salt can do wonders.
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The contrast of smooth flesh and coarse stone is reminiscent of Bernini's textural masterpiece, Daphne and Apollo.
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According to royal historian Carolyn Harris, George VI occasionally used coarse language and did lose his temper.
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The USDA cut its forecast for global consumption of coarse grains, including corn, by 3.3 million tonnes.
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As I do not have curly or coarse hair, I can not confirm nor deny this theory.
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Coarse, wiry ends are a telltale sign that you're dealing with hair that's dry, damaged, or both.
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Other times we've used this color mapping, all the green bits were coarse grained or solid ice.
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In it, a face adorned with a halo hovers above a coarse, tattered, almost non-anatomical body.
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Sanford has been critical of Trump's coarse language and his decision not to release his tax returns.
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The opposition blasts out a barrage of coarse attacks, abandoning the concept of putting forward policy ideas.
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Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse meal with a few pea-size pieces of butter remaining.
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Earlier, Trump had launched his most scathing and coarse attacks to date on Biden and his son.
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One side of the board has a medium grit, while the other side has a coarse grit.
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I have really, really dry, coarse hair, so I do an intensive treatment about once a week.
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Mr. Trump's coarse discourse increasingly seems to inspire opponents to respond with vituperative words of their own.
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Mr. Trump on Friday said that his coarse tone toward Canada was necessary to close the deal.
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If your hair is very coarse and dry, reach for the SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie.
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Demonetization was too coarse an approach, and it accomplished too little while causing too much collateral damage.
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" One former Israeli negotiator called it "an act of aggression dripping with the coarse syntax of racism.
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" Lockhart asked: "Should we all care that our coarse President is threatening Democrats with Bikers for Trump?
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He argued that while Mr. Berlusconi pretended to be coarse during campaigns, he was really a sophisticate.
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Even those with coarse, curly hair should stay within the 350-400 degree range to be safe.
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They wear their coarse gray hair in woven braids that hangs like earrings over their strong shoulders.
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In the old days, a candidate would be penalized for making outrageous claims or being too coarse.
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The mentality, I think, around entrepreneurship in Boston, Greater Boston, is a little bit less coarse. Right.
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It is best used with very coarse ground beans and results in a delicious, smooth, cold brewed treat.
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When the flood waters recede, the layer of coarse sediment sinks to the oxbow's bottom, where it remains.
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Remove the bouquet garni and put the soup through the coarse blade of a food mill or blend.
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Homes are made out of coarse mud bricks and until the last decade, locals traveled via donkey cart.
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It's not totally unlike the somewhat coarse texture that's created when almond butter is added to a smoothie.
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They see bargains to be had in what is often jokingly referred to as tu Ao (coarse Australia).
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" He continued, "Coarse hair tends to be on the drier side, and co-washing is a simple solution.
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The blunt ends made it seem coarse and prickly and having to dig out ingrown hairs became routine.
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Add the butter and pulse 10 to 15 times, until it's finely chopped and mixture resembles coarse meal.
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The most effective brushes employed 'directional fabrics' that are smooth in one direction, and coarse in the other.
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There wafts to your unwilling nostrils the thick coarse smell of a male body, clothes not recently washed.
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Will Republicans continue their turn toward a coarse populism, or will a more traditional conservatism make a comeback?
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And in either case, should we do any filtering, for reasons of taste, of the most coarse language?
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In a, um, coarse debate on Thursday, he led Americans, as our TV critic notes, into his pants.
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You cross your legs, their hair black and coarse like my father's and my grandfather's across the ocean.
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Why kvetch about Midge's greedy father-in-law, a portrait so coarse that it verges on anti-Semitism?
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If that doesn't work, try loosening stuck food from the pan with coarse salt and rinse with water.
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She shows me another bag filled with chiltepins that have been ground into a coarse, sawdust-like texture.
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I wasn't a street urchin, but I was a fairly coarse Yorkshire kid, and I tapped into that.
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But in a world of coarse discourse, why not create a little common ground by parsing past participles?
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Considered cursed, they were required to shave their heads, wear drab, coarse clothes and subsist on meager food.
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Warren quickly joined in, expanding the critique of Bloomberg to coarse, sexist comments he allegedly made about women.
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The Bevel Trimmer was designed to groom coarse or curly hair without irritating skin or causing razor bumps.
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Among them are intriguingly scented sugars: coarse-textured orange blossom-vanilla, finer jasmine-honey and powdery clove maple.
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Even more than Mr. Garland's, this work, contemporary but not coarse, presents the current dancers at their best.
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He also backed Trump in 2016, defending the president during his campaign against criticism over his coarse rhetoric.
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They found that only 1 percent of coarse salt and 23 percent of fine salt met government standards.
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No amount of money or success could completely rid him of the odiousness of being coarse and crass.
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Let the beets cool, then peel them and grate them on the coarse holes of a box grater.
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Their bodies should not be weakened, and the values of the home shouldn't be undermined by the coarse workplace.
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If you do a coarse, or even medium, grind there is almost zero sediment remaining when brewing is completed.
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They essentially look like very coarse wrinkles because of the fact that they're still attached to the bony undersurface.
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They are also innately, pathologically disturbed, cocooned in fantasies that filter and warp the reality of coarse daily life.
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In a bowl, cut butter into flour and salt (and baking soda if using) until it resembles coarse meal.
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Pulse cauliflower in a food processor until it's the consistency of coarse breadcrumbs, working in batches as needed. 73.
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The epic of the coarse young man chomping at the venture capital bit is our generation's bildungsroman of choice.
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So, I think the urgent things that we come up with, these intermediate, this sort of coarse grain structure.
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He uses Caputo 00 flour from Italy and a sprinkle of coarse semolina flour, along with water and salt.
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His speaking voice matches the contagiousness of his coarse, off-kilter harmonies, which offset his still-developing lyrical skillset.
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Hamilton Leithauser has one of the most tactile voices in rock: a coarse yet viscous instrument, like wet concrete.
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" He subjected Loop to pseudo-medical examination, noting that "her facial features were 'coarse' and 'of a criminal cast.
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A coarse and feckless viciousness is the operating procedure of his White House, and the poison spreads to everyone.
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He took the second place when he failed to spell the word "marram," (a type of coarse perennial grass).
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Such language, and coarse comments on the campaign trail on subjects like rape, did little to dent his appeal.
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Two of our White House correspondents examine how the president's coarse talk has inspired opponents to respond in kind.
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At a news conference, Mr. Tillerson was confronted by local reporters about Mr. Trump's coarse description of African countries.
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His grainy photo manipulations have a coarse texture and look almost like dilapidated wallpaper peeling off an abandoned house.
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Bake for about 35-40 minutes, then remove from the oven and cool before grinding into a coarse powder.
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My hair is coarse, but it's also kind of flat, so I can't use oils that weigh it down.
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Grate the cucumber on the coarse side of the grater and transfer to a clean kitchen towel or cheesecloth.
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Her breathing was "coarse," doctors wrote, and she had a low white blood cell count — a sign of infection.
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If that doesn't happen, Trump may be victorious in more than setting newly coarse terms for our political debate.
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So coarse with rancor that Americans with whom we disagree are seen, not just as misguided, but as malevolent.
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Every morning, Ms. Shah makes bhatura, coarse rounds of bread that arrive half-inflated, for scooping up chickpea curry.
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An early trailer release for the film shows Muppet-like characters engaged in sex, coarse language, drugs and violence.
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The Knicks certainly did that, pushing Boston through a coarse and often ugly game for a 244-240 victory.
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If you don't have a scale, just grind some beans (again, you need to grind them as coarse as possible).
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From pesky peach fuzz to coarse chin hair, tweezers are a necessity almost all of us want to have around.
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But unless you have thick or coarse hair, a cream will only weigh down your hair and make it greasy.
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The rival school advocates grinding as coarse as possible to minimize the production of fine particles that impart negative flavors.
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Add the spaghetti and cooked bacon, season with salt and lots of coarse black pepper and stir to combine. 4.
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It comes with three different belts (coarse, medium, and fine), so that you can tailor it to your sharpening needs.
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Carefully loosen the clams from the bottom shell and place on a small baking sheet lined with coarse salt. 2.
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She felt the coarse hair there, remembering how it had rubbed her own smooth thighs raw on their wedding night.
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I ultimately removed myself from the dildo part and swapped with the Rawhide coarse vibration part, which I really enjoyed.
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Although this shampoo claims to be for all hair types, I don't see it working on my coarse-haired friends.
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The seafood is delivered daily from several small fisheries; the oils, cheeses and coarse sea salts are imported from Italy.
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He was coarse, too, offering an assessment of Prince Harry that, while not entirely inaccurate, will certainly not be appreciated.
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With American culture increasingly coarse and ever more obsessed with celebrity, the country's politics were bound to eventually catch up.
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" He was also an "effective orator and actor" who peppered his speeches with "coarse phrases and put-downs of hecklers.
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Situations like this have continued to occur, such as using coarse language in reference to female (but not male) clients.
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It inevitably results when national figures adopt coarse language and uncompromising positions that appeal to niche groups of hardened fans.
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" When asked to comment on Tillerson's job performance directly, some respondents were "highly complimentary," while others were "coarse and vulgar.
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Her final words of wisdom ring coarse and clear: Abandon your mother's Judaism, and learn the secrets of oral sex.
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You'll probably have several options to choose from when buying your polenta: coarse, fine, instant or those that aren't labeled.
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Social discussions have degenerated into coarse polemics online because of the lack of space for more nuanced and incisive conversations.
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Coogan plays Sir Richard McCreadie, a coarse but not wholly dumb rag-trade millionaire micromanaging his own 60th birthday celebration.
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As a person with really coarse dark hair, I'm highly prone to ingrown hairs, so this has saved my life.
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Hake is the less expensive of the two, but it also has a less refined texture, with big, coarse flakes.
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I'd like to serve a pile of tomatoes, sliced thick, shingled across a platter, hit with a little coarse salt.
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Imagine a novel about an ambitious, slightly coarse, provincial young man, determined to make his name in the capital city.
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Cuban-born Jessica Martin's delicate, coarse, sometimes gold-flecked paintings are mostly small, depicting spaces that may or may not exist.
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The coarse-grained stone flake measures about 1-1/2 inches (38.6 mm) long and 1/2-inch (12.8 mm) wide.
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"It was like throwing a hot dog into a cave," was one particularly coarse description that has unfortunately stuck with me.
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It was his unique and coarse bombast that helped set him apart when 17 people were running for the GOP nomination.
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That it no longer seems all that coarse in 2018 is probably a sign of how it really did change television.
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These final debates will be remembered as the denouement of the most crass, coarse and uncomfortable campaign in modern political history.
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"The conditions of my life appear to me as three salad bowls marked, respectively, 'Coarse', 'Medium' and 'No Time,'" read one.
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Her teacher is an older lady with well-earned wrinkles and coarse gray hair, who dresses nondescriptly and doesn't wear makeup.
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"By What Love" (2202), a solitary standing figure made of coarse brown twill, twists toward abstraction while chained to a stanchion.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders acknowledged on Monday that Trump found Scaramucci's coarse descriptions of Priebus and Bannon unacceptable.
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Simply set the grinder to one of 24 settings ranging from fine to coarse, depending on how you like your coffee.
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Seal the bag, then pound with a meat mallet until the candy is pulverized and the consistency of coarse sand. 3.
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I found it as coarse as canvas, though you have to admire Soderbergh for adding a new vista to his vision.
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Their hero was Juan Belmonte, a bullfighter-cum-philosopher who sported scars from dozens of gorings and spoke in coarse epigrams.
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"Loud, rapid, coarse and unfailing entertainment," Brooks Atkinson wrote in The New York Times 88 years ago, when the play opened.
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Too many of the translations go overboard with vaudeville jokes and coarse wit rather than capture the 'esprit' of the original.
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Brennan's argument, culminating in the op-ed, was that Trump's coarse, selfish and undignified character made him unfit for the job.
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For the first time, the weird and the stupid and the coarse are becoming our cultural norm, even our cultural ideal.
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The coarse worldview I've called "Hefnerism" endured, as the victims of Weinstein and Bill Clinton and Donald Trump can well attest.
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It's good for dry-to-normal coarse, thick or wavy hair, and has great anti-frizz benefits, according to the company.
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A third slice of soil, even lower, appeared to consist of alternating layers of fine and coarse particles but without boulders.
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And, yes, I've heard all the coarse insults regarding Donald's short fingers, which shows just how little people understand about women.
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Servings: 8-12Prep: 13 minutesTotal: 1 hour 5 ounces|125 grams semisweet chocolate, chopped22/22 cup plus 212 tablespoons dark chocolate chips22/23 cup plus 24 tablespoons all-purpose flour23 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder22 teaspoon ground cinnamon225 teaspoon kosher salt230 large eggs1 1/4 cup granulated sugar1 teaspoon vanilla extract2 teaspoons coarse sea salt1 teaspoon coarse sugar 3.
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On hazy days, levels of coarse particulate matter known as PM 10 exceeded 40 micrograms per cubic meter of air (ug/m3).
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One foot rests casually on the ball of coarse wool beneath her feet to keep it from rolling away as she works.
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It's got two sharpeners, one for coarse sharpening and one for fine sharpening, so it's great for straight knives and serrated knives.
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At this point most of us are confined to a very coarse set of arteries on the ground that are heavily congested.
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They call the device "the most advanced device for trimming and shaping coarse or curly hair", and rapper Nas seems to agree.
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If you have super thick, coarse hair, you will want to go for a touch up closer to the 4 week mark.
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While on assignment for Esquire, she took a portrait of Norman Mailer that he loathed; it made him look Lilliputian and coarse.
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But many in Mr. Trump's audiences were being inspired to express themselves in hateful, coarse, profane, obscene or just plain nasty ways.
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Mr. Obama has discussed the coarse tone of the campaign before, as well as the economic realities of the corporate media world.
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If we think we can use a corporate profit model for civics, we will get an increasingly coarse and volatile public life.
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Right after rubbing in the coarse seasonings, Black tosses them into a giant Ole Hickory smoker over smoldering pecan, oak, and applewood.
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"The president does use coarse language in private a lot with us," he told Jake Tapper on CNN after Ms. Tlaib's comment.
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After dinner, we'll walk the pitch-black beach, watch the stars and dodge the waves that crash down on the coarse sand.
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He maintains that he was ousted not for his coarse behavior but because he was scrutinizing alleged spending violations in state government.
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Combine the sesame seeds and both mustard seeds in a mortar and pestle or coffee grinder and process into a coarse meal.
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They pair exfoliating acids with soothing ingredients — and represent a major shift away from "scrub brushes or coarse scrubs," says Dr. Jamal.
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Other kosher salts, such as the common Morton's coarse salt, are formed when granular salt is flattened by rollers, according to Corriher.
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After boiling, the whole cauliflower head is lightly massaged with olive oil and sprinkled with sel gris, a coarse gray sea salt.
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The veteran baritone Thomas Hampson, lumbering around the stage as Germont, had an uncomfortable night, his tone leathery and his phrasing coarse.
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And overnight rains compounded the deteriorating situation, turning the coarse ash into thick, solidifying mud that clung to cars, windows and roofs.
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Harry's Taming Cream, $8With the softest hold of the new products, the Taming Cream is designed for curly, coarse, or thick hair.
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History suggests the language could turn even more coarse in the run-up to next Saturday's Republican nominating contest in South Carolina.
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Breezing into court, she took the stand and, by turns haughty, coquettish, weepy and coarse, spoke of Gestapo tactics in Beverly Hills.
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Coarse materialism is coming, each wave of it pushing the Lamalerans up onto a rockier shore no matter how much they resist.
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I grate celery root and add it to coarse salt, let it hang out for a day, and then dry it out.
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In Pravat's "The Malleability of All Things Solid 4," blocks of the coarse laterite are transformed into a massive russet-colored sphere.
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Her temperature was 102 degrees Fahrenheit, her breathing was "coarse," and she had a low white blood cell count — a sign of infection.
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That is not easy to calculate, given Hong Kong's coarse statistics, and such a distribution of political power would be no more democratic.
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THE coarse-talking, arse-kicking president of the Philippines is not the sort to worry unduly about the finer points of the law.
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Add the shortening, and using a pastry cutter or your hands, press the shortening into the flour until it resembles coarse meal. 2.
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The text was written on 750 pages of coarse squared manuscript paper, the type only writers in North Korea could possess, Do says.
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Burgers come in varieties like pork and blue cheese or lamb slicked with coarse mustard and piled high with Brie and caramelized onions.
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Baratza's system lets you choose among 40 grind styles, from coarse to fine, with a consistency that you will come to depend upon.
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Remember to use the heat setting depending on hair type, low for fine-to-medium hair and Turbo for thick-to-coarse hair.
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Trump gave Pence a small contribution, but the coarse New York billionaire and the prim Indiana evangelical appeared to be on different wavelengths.
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It's long past time for something new, some forward thinking, even if it comes from an often coarse, sometimes inconsistent, commander in chief.
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A little less anger and grievance — and a little more objectivity — would go a very long way to making the discourse less coarse.
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Somewhere from 80 percent to 92 percent should be between 0.5 and 1.0 millimeters (coarse sand) or 0.25 and 0.50 millimeters (medium sand).
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Martin is a round guy, with a buzzed head and coarse mustache, and is wearing a black hoodie, green polo, and black jeans.
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The ZZ Top riffs surging through Ronson's throwback production is light years removed from the confronting lyrics and coarse instrumentation of ... Like Clockwork.
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They come in two fabrics representing "the conscious, refined and frontal suede, and subconscious, coarse and honest leather," according to the Boonper website.
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But if you're a parent who has already forbidden Comedy Central, you know that most adult stand-up is too coarse for kids.
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Fox is known for openly warring executives, particularly in its film division, and embrace of coarse movies ("Deadpool") and series ("American Horror Story").
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My preference is equal parts coarse salt and cracked black peppercorns, with a spoonful of red-pepper flakes to notch up the heat.
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Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign as well as Republican operatives who criticized Biden for lashing out at a Midwestern industrial worker in coarse terms.
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Their flavor was floral — the rose was subtle; the raspberries were intensely bright — and the coarse sugar around the edges was tongue-tickling.
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Frank Bruni These are hard days of coarse language — of tweets and catcalls that appeal to the worst in us, not the best.
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But my dad is from Pakistan, and from him I inherited a thin nose, dark eyes and a full beard of coarse hair.
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So Hendon suggests starting with a very coarse grind of roughly the usual amount of coffee a barista would go with, 20 grams.
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Even a mild mannered person without the kind of coarse personal history Bannon owns is likely to lash out after essentially getting fired.
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In this case, coarse implies bawdy, or RIBALD, a fairly uncommon entry but a great word that seems very au courant these days.
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Years earlier Mr. Azzawi had started creating dafatir, or notebooks, usually long, coarse paper accordions, combining painting or bits of sculpture with poems.
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Once the pig has been rinsed and thoroughly dried, it is slicked with oil and given a good rain of coarse kosher salt.
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Eat Radishes with sweet butter and coarse kosher salt is so early, so seminal a food memory that I cannot remember my first.
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But he should never have chosen to do so with such coarse language, which is not only unpresidential, but also totally uncalled for.
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The KitchenAid Metal Food Grinder Attachment has three grinding plates: fine (3-mm holes), medium (4.5-mm holes), and coarse (8-mm holes).
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When she told the manager that they protected her hair from becoming coarse in cold weather, he suggested she try some shea butter.
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Greywacke is a dark, coarse chunk of sandstone with some clay inside it, for those of you not familiar with the term [raises hand].
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They are also important keepers of the scientific record, as hurricanes wash coarse material like sand, gravel, shells and pieces of coral into them.
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He also mouthed a coarse vulgarism at a recent New Hampshire rally, then complained when reporters wrote that he had uttered the word aloud.
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Sound quality from the Porta Pro Wireless a little less refined to my ear, more coarse and less detailed than the original Porta Pros.
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I started off simple by cutting a grapefruit in half and adding a ton of coarse salt before using it to scour my tub.
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Her scarves use the outer layer of the silk egg called kibiso, which is generally discarded because it's too coarse to turn into silk.
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The colander like top catches the coarse bits too without clogging so you have the choice of adding them to the gravy/dressing/etc.
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It's usually found in coarse, dark hair, and I am certain my hair had medullas before I spent four hours stripping it with chemicals.
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A young man had entered the courtyard on his bike, carrying the coarse, fleecy hide of a lamb that had just been ritually slaughtered.
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They've been ground and cooked with dehydrated table corn until their resemblance to coarse hominy is close enough to fool the eyes and tongue.
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What makes my medium-thick, mostly straight hair soft, shiny, and strong may have a different effect on my friend's coarse and wavy hair.
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Meanwhile, the ceramic honing rod has both a fine and coarse so you can hone your knives or just touch them up between sharpenings.
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Conspicuous misfires were two duets with Kyle Barisich, a onetime "Phantom of the Opera" with a coarse vocal texture and a wide, wobbly vibrato.
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His language is coarse, his tone is snarky, and he bears little resemblance to the smiling idealists Americans prefer as reformers in other countries.
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Make the pesto: In a blender or food processor, combine the carrot greens, parmesan cheese, nuts, garlic, and lemon zest and pulse until coarse.
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"Is the coarse salt in the truffade making you a little thirsty?" asks the Cantal man behind the counter, pulling down a tap handle.
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Instead, she focused on the coarse language coming out of the Republican primary fight and positioned herself as an optimistic antidote to Mr. Trump.
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Trump would always return to who he really is: a coarse provocateur -- happiest when he is in the midst of some spat or another.
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" Her longing for Rochester was "coarse" (that is, sexual), and as the reviewer for The Christian Remembrancer averred, the book "burns with moral Jacobinism.
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The first page of the report featured a "sensitive content warning" due to the "descriptions of an adult nature and coarse language" featured therein.
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"Each person has different hair — thick, thin, coarse, curly, straight, cowlicks, etcetera — and because of that, every client has their bangs customized," he says.
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Like sandpaper, files come in various grits ranging from ultra-fine (the best choice for natural nails) to super coarse (only okay for artificials).
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The Romanovs' world will shrink down from palaces, grand balls and servants to a cold, coarse exile and finally to an ugly basement execution.
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He wrote a 2014 book, "Hardcore Self-Help," whose subtitle proposes to conquer anxiety in the coarse language that has also defined a generation.
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His hair was not only crinkly but coarse: the sort of hair that more properly belongs between the legs—but let's not go there.
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The question appears to be whether Trump used the phrase "shithole countries" to describe these countries or whether he used some other coarse term.
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The KitchenAid provides precise control with two speeds and a pulse setting — you can achieve both coarse and fine results with your chosen ingredients.
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Mr. Trump reverted to the coarse language he has employed in arena rally settings, even as he spoke in front of a religious audience.
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You can start with a coarse grind and then make it gradually finer until you're pouring a cup of coffee that you really like.
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Her last years were a spectacle of demise: a coarse reality show with her husband, Bobby Brown, and the steady attrition of her voice.
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On the way they passed several rowdy taverns where singing and the thumping of drums and female shrieks signalled some kind of coarse entertainment.
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I spade tofu on the end of my chopsticks, spoon a dab of coarse chili powder on top, and quickly succumb to the cumin.
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Word of the Day : ill-mannered and coarse and contemptible in behavior or appearance _________ The word boorish has appeared in 52 articles on nytimes.
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I was surprised that their hair was so coarse, that their musty smell was actually calming, and that I did not wet my pants.
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Cilllia allows users to create figures with detailed surface texture such as coarse bristles, paintbrushes with customizable widths and jewelry that has a soft touch.
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But Hall is actively interested in documenting "the soul and the grit" of the city, and sometimes that stuff is coarse on the surface level.
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The tears welled up at the corners of my eyelids, then streaked around my cheekbones and clumped together in the coarse hairs of my beard.
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It's a coarse banger full of all the stress and danger you can trip into running afoul of the wrong person in the Big Apple.
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Visualizations of cell function required cumbersome dyes, stains, or labels that would alter their behavior and only provide a coarse picture in only two dimensions.
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Combine ½ cup roasted garlic, walnuts, basil, next 3 ingredients and remaining olive oil in bowl of food processor; process until coarse but smooth, scraping sides.
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You can generalize coarse-grained things, but the minute you want to dig into finer-grained, you have to look at each individual more closely.
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I'm now engaged to a woman who is almost as hairy as I am, though she is blond and downy to my black and coarse.
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When your steak has come to room temperature, sprinkle coarse sea salt on both sides (be very liberal, a lot falls off in the pan).
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"All of the bodies appeared to have been dismembered by a coarse cutting instrument, such as a chainsaw," a police detective wrote in an affidavit.
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While growing up, Prasad said he and others in his community were forced to eat coarse foods that were reserved for cattle and for servants.
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These past few days, the topic that none of us seems able to stop talking about is the coarse language used by freshman U.S. Rep.
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The family made products using the cacao seeds they harvested — but the results were "coarse and rustic" and business was small scale, according to Chandler.
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An electric razor uses spinning blades or blades that oscillate back and forth to cut the coarse hairs on the face tightly to the skin.
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I've used EcoTool brushes before and as advertised, they're noticeably smooth as opposed to other coarse itchy brushes you get in the same price category.
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They can even set their preferred grinding consistency, whether it's coarse or fine, so they have the exact texture they need for any given dish.
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But he popularized coarse whole grains at a time when many people were suffering from the negative effects of diets high in refined white flour.
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"Unfortunately, many manicurists tend to use a generic file for everything, and it's usually one that's too coarse, which can damage natural nails," says Elle.
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Honey beans, sweet kin to black-eyed peas, are beaten into a coarse, rich mush; yam porridge, even thicker, hides an army of Scotch bonnets.
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Of course, it's a blade grinder, so if you're looking for coarse grinds for French Press or pourover coffee, you should pass this one by.
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Medium: Medium coarse and medium fine grinds look and feel like pieces of grit that you can pick out individually — think sand on a beach.
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Thin, board-formed concrete surfaces (which minimize material waste and keep the home well insulated) feel raw, almost prehistoric, dialoguing with the coarse, windswept landscape.
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Others grate the tomato flesh to make a coarse purée, pushing it through the big holes of a grater, then spooning it over the bread.
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That's why, to some Chinese people of my generation, the new crackdown on entertainment is alarming, even if the targets are sometimes lowbrow or coarse.
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Despite her inelegant attack, with its coarse brushwork, abbreviated forms, and predilection for darkish, grayed green-blues, the paintings possess a kind of brute grace.
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Mr. Navarro, who has frustrated some members of the Trump administration by fanning his protectionist instincts, was also rebuked by Republicans for his coarse language.
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Using coarse language, Hyde suggested to Parnas that Yovanovitch should be removed from her position, and Hyde implied he or his allies were monitoring her.
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Mold and dust, like one of those horrible re-creations of a volcanic event—whole civilizations frozen in ash and soot and coarse white stone.
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It is perhaps not surprising that another New Yorker, Mr. Trump, suspects that supporters will similarly have his back no matter how coarse he becomes.
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The eye for detail, another hallmark of Mughal miniatures, is evident in the coarse hair of its body and the leathery texture of the wing.
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At the time, I continued to wash and dry my hair every day, leading to more split ends, more color stripping, and coarse, dry hair.
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He not only made an enemy of the government, but also riled fellow intellectuals and activists with his acerbic, rough, often coarse, observations of their weaknesses.
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While teaching a class earlier this year, he criticized a popular, folksy phrase Mr. Xi uses often — "roll up your sleeves and work hard" — as coarse.
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Take our beauty news editor, Taylor Bryant: She has curly hair, which she'd describe as thick, coarse, and often dry, so she washes once a week.
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But sailors on an open ship, whose coarse canvas sails will only get heavier with a wetting, do not also long for rain, small or large.
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The coarse sacks that cover the castle are produced in Asia, and are marked with the code of the companies that used them, symbolizing globalized trade.
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The skin is at its thinnest and the hair is especially coarse in those areas, meaning dull blades can catch fragile skin, causing tears and irritation.
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The company calls it "the most advanced device for trimming and shaping coarse or curly hair" and comes with a fresh new partnership with rapper Nas.
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"Underlying the daunting complexity of the natural world lies a surprising simplicity, regularity and unity when viewed through the coarse-grained lens of scale," he writes.
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Grind the seeds in a food processor until it resembles a coarse breadcrumb consistency, then transfer to a mixing bowl along with the potato chips. 3.
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His often coarse, off-the-cuff speaking style endeared millions of voters but increasingly left some GOP lawmakers feeling he had abandoned the country's core principles.
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The GiGi Brazilian Waxing Kit is an easy-to-use, professional-grade, at-home waxing kit that works to help remove both coarse and fine hairs.
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The secret of Weegee's photography—and the M.O. of his coarse life—was an ability to operate as both the giver and the getter of attention.
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The coarse nature of the paper surface lent his images a softer, more atmospheric quality — one that for Greene, like Le Gray, became an aesthetic preference.
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Once covered with pale green leaves and flowers as yellow as summer, it is now leafless, coarse and bleached, anchored in the poor soil it prefers.
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I switched to a coarse loofah for shower scrubbing, wore my underwear with the roughest cotton blend, and stayed vigilant for any absent-minded hand resting.
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They are a blend of painting, collage and clothing, if not fashion: shirts made from coarse, wheat-colored fabric that hang from pegs by their collars.
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Still, I could be tempted away from kai yang by a larb of minced pork, for which khao khua is ground coarse to leave crackly contours.
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Their version, from Gaziantep, Turkey, has an exceptional tang: The plant's berries are cured, not sun-dried, and ground coarse to retain more juice and acid.
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The competition includes two categories: classic porridge made with oatmeal (pinhead, coarse, medium or fine), salt and water, and a specialty class that allows for experimentation.
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Francie watches in anticipation as her "once-in-awhile girl friend" buys one and extracts "a few pieces of stale candy" and a coarse cambric handkerchief.
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They also found that short-term exposure to coarse particulate matter—such as those found in dust and smoke—appears to influence the risk of suicide.
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Next to me is a woman and her barrel-chested dog, who thumps the coarse plume of his tail and continuously worries a mysterious black curve.
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Mr. Schoenaerts is her perfect foil and complement, as large and coarse as she is small and delicate, and also as tender as she is tough.
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Along with his plotting prowess, Rankin has cultivated a fluid style that accommodates mordant cop talk, coarse gangster lingo and the occasional honest expression of compassion.
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From a short list of charcuterie you chose the squab and pork terrine, with a few prunes embedded into the pink and pleasingly coarse-grained slab.
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When it comes to understanding motivations, applications of deep learning are still "coarse" when it comes to applications in personalization, especially in rich media like video.
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The plant, which can grow up to 14 feet tall, has green stems that have "extensive purple splotches and prominent coarse white hairs," the conservation department says.
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This one is specially designed to work with coarse and curly hair and prevent irritation, something the manufacturers at Walker & Company say disproportionately affects people of color.
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Just hand draw skulls or witch hats out with crayons on brown packing paper, cut them out and glue them to coarse string and hang them around.
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Depending on your hair type, work some shine spray (for fine hair), cream (for wavy or thick hair) or gel (for coarse or curly hair) through it.
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Former colleagues and current executives describe Murphy as private — eschewing the public spotlight — "refreshingly" honest, "no fluff," tough, a little bit coarse but never cruel or unkind.
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Commentators predicted a new wave of protests by athletes during the national anthem after President Trump used coarse language to tell a rally audience in Huntsville, Ala.
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During his interview on MSNBC, Myers put much of the onus on current tensions in the U.S. on coarse political dialogue on both sides of the aisle.
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The chips were intact corn tortillas, pleasingly coarse and fried until crunchy, in exactly the right amount—four—to break into pieces and scrape the bowl clean.
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Her playing with coarse, organic forms gradually materialized into Fattal's impressive signature leggy shapes, inspired by fables of Dionysus and legends of king Gilgamesh from Arab mythology.
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She had pale skin unmarked by the sun, smelled faintly of scented soap, and had a soft-spoken manner that made my other two aunts seem coarse.
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Remember, gluten-free recipes need large amounts of water, but if your flour particles are too coarse, they will have a hard time absorbing all the moisture.
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Make a scallop crudo, thinly sliced and adorned with just a speck of coarse salt, a dribble of extra-virgin olive oil and a drop of lemon.
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Each time the air circulates, it flies through a coarse filter that snags particles larger that 5,000 nanometers — that's about the size of your red blood cells.
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Microplane Coarse Grater, available at Amazon, $14.28Whether you're zesting lemons or grating Parmesan cheese or even fresh nutmeg, this is the best possible tool for the job.
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Perhaps the most depressing reflection sparked by both books is on the supine nature of otherwise intelligent observers in the face of the coarse brutalities of dictatorships.
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That shouldn't be groundbreaking, and yet.... The 2016 TV news cycle capitalized on coarse spectacle — but "Marcia, Marcia, Marcia" examines the private spaces of a public figure.
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Rock defiance is one natural effect; another is that this coarse music, attuned to pain as well as elation, portrays her bleeding heart in unusually vivid colors.
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Let cool completely then grind up in a food processor until the size of coarse breadcrumbs-- as fine as you can go without the nuts becoming a paste.
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Now, imagine that we coarse-grain over the system, so that this time, we group all the A neurons together and simply count the total number that fire.
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Not only does Michael have the devotion — and coarse growl — of Vampire Bill (Stephen Moyer), but he also tends to look like the Skarsgard clan's missing brunette brother.
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Mr Duterte reacted to the scandal in typical fashion, holding a press conference in which he revealed a vague plan through a rambling monologue punctuated by coarse exclamations.
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But I'm here to offer an alternative narrative — one in which gals who have coarse, curly, fuzzy, wavy, natural textures get to rock the gorgeous hair they've got.
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Her delivery, so unhurried and coarse, is an unexpected delight, while that piano line lilts up and down like you're being rocked towards a calm but happy ending.
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The younger woman in the sketch is described as being 5 feet 5 inches, with a medium build with coarse, curly dark hair, thin eyebrows and pierced ears.
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Instead of reaching for that coarse crutch you call a "peripheral," rather than suckle at the narcotic teat of the trackpad, try something new: Jump a word ahead.
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Mix two cups of coarse sea salt with a cup fine ground sea salt, half a cup of coconut oil and the juice and zest from a lime.
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Emanuel, famed for his coarse language and caustic retorts, was hanging out at the restaurant located blocks from the White House during a swing through Washington this week.
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" After CNN played a montage of Trump's use of colorful language in public speeches, Mulvaney also noted that "the president does use coarse language in private with us.
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Mr. Trump's rallies often stir strong emotions, but one aspect sets them apart from other political gatherings: the frequency with which his supporters use coarse and violent language.
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All that's good about the film is in these scenes, with their clash of the coarse and the delicate, and you can sense the scales beginning to tip.
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She insists, "graphite is a piece of somewhere," so she is resolutely un-idealizing the views, making them out of the very materials of their basic, coarse existence.
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"My best finds," he wrote, "were coarse men with whom I could take a glass of toddy in the barroom," including "third-rate tavern keepers" and itinerant peddlers.
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There are five simple steps for making French press coffee at home: use coarse grounds, let the coffee steep for a few minutes, stir, plunge slowly, and pour.
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Then she added a couple handfuls of tender Genovese basil leaves, a clove of garlic and some coarse salt to provide the friction needed to break everything down.
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During one joke on his show in May, Mr. Colbert used coarse language to suggest a sexual relationship between Mr. Trump and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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The interview was about his recent Netflix special, "Fire in the Maternity Ward," but some of the coarse brand of humor on display there is also present here.
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Founded in 2013, Walker and Company (Bevel&aposs parent company) was created by Tristan Walker to cater to the grooming needs of people with coarse or curly hair.
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But if you're feeling very lazy or overwhelmed, you can buy pitted olives, and even skip the slicing; just quickly chop or tear them up into coarse pieces.
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As he went through the traditional inaugural paces, he toggled between the dignified bearing expected of a man in his role and the coarse bravado that he prefers.
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The sergeants' union's post was the second time in less than a week that the police unions have used coarse language to describe black targets of their outrage.
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The humor's present and correct, and the improvements on how these colorful kids with coarse tongues interact with one another has me very hopeful about the final game.
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And DC had requested some changes — like less coarse language and adding fig leaves to Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden — that are no longer necessary.
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Wool can be fine or coarse, thick or thin, bumpy or smooth and can be meshed together using water-techniques or a barbed-needle to make 3D forms.
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At any rate, the Murray's comes into play as damage control because it's the only thing that will hold my coarse-ass hair in place after I butcher it.
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Törnberg: The grain is pretty coarse, so the challenge is to not ruin the gluten and to get a dough that's as simple to bake as our regular dough.
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And they each keep to their separate corners of the body, although pubic lice "can sometimes be found on coarse hair elsewhere on the body," says the CDC's Rowland.
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Rivero describes her performance as a "ceremonial purge" and that's exactly what it sounds like: industrial, syncopated percussives that punch through coarse, distorted vocals that are spoken, not sung.
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James Corden dedicated a whole segment to him, and Leonardo DiCaprio even got a table-side view of the coarse salt magic at Gokce's steakhouse in Dubai, Nusr-Et.
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Despite reams of warm flesh tones rendered by coarse, angular and truly virtuosic brushwork, the subjects remain cold, distant, as if lying in the operating room, or the morgue.
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Even when he's not actively whipping up his so-called "base," the current president's boorish behavior and coarse talk has frequently created problems inside and outside the White House.
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The beauty pageant impresario's coarse comments to Howard Stern, rating women on their breasts, fading beauty and ability to take the kids off his hands, reverberate through the campaign.
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If your electric razor painfully pulls your coarse beard hairs more than it actually cuts them, then get the Panasonic Arc5 electric razor for a clean and comfortable cut.
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To bring the point home, the rapper name-checks a new electric trimmer designed to help black men and others with coarse hair avoid razor burn or ingrown hairs.
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"Now that your nails are gel-free, use the less coarse side of a buffer to gently smooth any roughness left on the surface of the nail," she instructs.
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Because he is so singularly coarse and vulgar, so ill informed and small-minded, he has made people see the better side of those they had long written off.
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DevaCurl is pretty much the gold standard when it comes to styling curls, and the company has options tailor-made for every texture, from fine waves to coarse coils.
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The Polish artist Magdalena Abakanowicz commands an entire wall with "Yellow Abakan" (1967-68), a weaving of coarse-grained, fraying yellow sisal suspended like a jacket on a hook.
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"As you have a decline in trust in ... institutions, and demographics changes, and a more coarse social media, when we do have neighborhood conflicts," there's more violence, he said.
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Still, the songs mostly backfire dramatically by forcing us to sympathize with characters, especially Adams, whom the book otherwise wishes us to treat as objects of surprisingly coarse satire.
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They need a script: I used to think that Donald Trump was too coarse/unpredictable/offensive, but then he started doing ____ and he's moving in the right direction now.
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On single "Rojo" from Sugar Trap 2, she uses coarse auto tune crooning to brag about the first car she's ever bought with her own money, a red Audi.
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An old attendant gave exfoliating rubs, turning bathers one way then another as he worked a coarse glove over their bodies before dousing them in scorching water, blushing the skin.
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" I was stunned when I saw what read like a bulleted list of my childhood: "Loud yelling, coarse and rude attitude, inattention, harsh criticism, and denigration of the child's personality.
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Make the stir fry: Using a knife or meat cleaver, hand mince your duck meat (and fat / skin if using), until a coarse but fairly even mince is achieved. 3.
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Back in February 1994, the writer R.U. Sirius mused about the coarse dynamics that had already begun to present themselves in an online world where anyone can be a publisher.
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The all-black headset is downright understated by gaming hardware standards, with a front of smooth rubber, sides coated in coarse cloth, and lenses surrounded by a web of lycra.
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Translation: It's a great option for those with dry, coarse, curly, or color-treated hair — or anyone that finds salt sprays too drying, but still craves a tousled look. How?
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Philips Bikini Genie Cordless Bikini Trimmer, available at Amazon, $18.59I started using a trimmer based upon a recommendation from a girlfriend with hair more thick and coarse than my own.
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Photograph by Marjory Collins / Courtesy Library of Congress V. Slečna Slečna Vaňková was an obese woman with short, straight hair and coarse, swarthy skin who always seemed to be sweating.
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The Potocari battery factory has been preserved as an infamous memorial, along with the United Nations marked gateposts and the coarse graffiti scrawled by the Dutch troops guarding the base.
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"It is a diplomatically very coarse comment that can be seen as an infringement upon the sovereignty of another country," the news agency Yonhap said in an editorial on Thursday.
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Many have challenged him, in sometimes coarse language, for his openness to making some church practices less rigid, among them the exclusion of divorced and remarried parishioners from receiving Communion.
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Again, you want to be careful about volume here, too: A tablespoon of table salt has about a quarter more salt in it than a tablespoon of coarse sea salt.
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The legs of the baby Christ, who grabs a fruit from the bowl and looks up at the Virgin Mary, are traced over and over, producing an almost coarse result.
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Rather than using heat to extract the coffee&aposs oils and caffeine, cold brew relies on time so you&aposll have to leave coarse-ground coffee steeped in water overnight.
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It's made of recycled cotton, resulting in a heavyweight texture that's somehow both delightfully soft and a little coarse, and has a slightly boxy fit, like a good vintage style.
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And it suggests a cathartic, ongoing wrestling match with the show's own tricksy position, drawing a line between this coarse and manipulative Ilana and the endearing hustler whom fans love.
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There had always been a mismatch between the rugged form of him—knotty biceps and big, coarse, freckled hands—and the delicate way he touched things and fretted over them.
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I toasted black, green, pink, Timut and Sichuan peppercorns, smashed them to a coarse powder and warmed the mixture in hot, lightly browned butter, then added citrus zest and juice.
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And since frizz isn't reserved for one hair type, we picked two gals with completely different textures; Djenice has a head of coarse, natural spirals, while Alexa has thick, looser waves.
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In the United States, clashes have broken out between supporters and opponents of the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, while the debate is as coarse as it has been in living memory.
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Robichek also mixes his illustrations with photography, á la Marty Cooper, Jean Jullien, and Sean Charmantz, playing with spacial relations or adding plot twists to his coarse black-and-white film.
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The model, which UCL and the Natural History Museum said rendered Cheddar Man's face with unprecedented accuracy, shows a man with dark skin, high cheekbones, blue eyes and coarse black hair.
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That personality trait that exists in Brown to this day, as I extinguished a potential meltdown of his over not being able to open a coarse salt container during the workshop.
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On one level, "Some More" serves as yet another entry into the stagnating canon of men distrusting women with its coarse narrative of apparent unfaithfulness escalating to concerns of outright snitching.
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But if it glows yellow or red, beware not only of high levels of coarse soot, but also unhealthy concentrations of fine dust that can cause grave damage to the lungs.
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The meet-and-greet at the Wild Life Sydney Zoo also included a visit with a prickly pet echidna, whose coarse hair and spines resemble those of a hedgehog or porcupine.
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"The Guardian's praise was similar: "It's coarse and it's stupid, but it is, thanks mostly the two good performances and some stylish use of music and editing, a little bit moving.
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In Imperator you can develop into an advanced empire that is pound-for-pound more efficient than others, but the mechanisms by which you do that are fairly passive and coarse.
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I do think the first half is a bit cool, and I'm not sure how to remedy that, except by possibly throwing in some coarse stuff and hitting up the ironies.
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Narrated by a comfortable yet colorless Ralph Macchio as a writer looking back on his childhood, this is a gleefully lowbrow, relentlessly coarse evocation of a lost New York (8383:35).
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Narrated by a comfortable yet colorless Ralph Macchio as a writer looking back on his childhood, this is a gleefully lowbrow, relentlessly coarse evocation of a lost New York (1:35).
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Perhaps you'll confide something negative about your former employer or boss, use some coarse language or, with your guard down, reveal something that can shed a negative light on your candidacy.
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The last one's face, body, and long coarse ponytail are so utterly mismatched from his voice and tenderness of the melody that I find it hard to tie the two together.
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I use the grocery store grinder to grind my coffee beans, but if a grinder isn't available, you'll want to purchase pre-made medium to coarse-ground coffee for best results.
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A bed covered in plain, coarse-looking sheets; gaudy floral wallpaper; and anonymous, boring wall art create the sense that the interviewees have been drawn into the world of the film.
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In a January meeting, Trump panned the Graham–Durbin agreement, used coarse language to refer to African countries, El Salvador and Haiti, and bolstered the hopes of immigration hawks like Goodlatte.
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These silver-tongued inheritors of wealth and power appear reassuringly familiar — suavely cosmopolitan folks who are au fait with the codes of bourgeois liberalism, unlike coarse nativists like Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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Pete Davidson plays a role model with platinum blond hair and a taste for weed in this coarse coming-of-age comedy, the debut film of the writer-director Jason Orley.
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Pete Davidson plays a role model with platinum blond hair and a taste for weed in this coarse coming-of-age comedy, the debut film of the writer-director Jason Orley.
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"The people who are going to get sick are determined by very coarse geographies, but the people who are going to die is determined by access to health care," he says.
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A tiny number of inconceivably coarse axes of categorization have been painstakingly inscribed in current critical and political thought: gender, race, class, nationality, sexual orientation are pretty much the available distinctions.
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Their fur is crawling with critters Sloth fur is long and coarse, and it features grooves and cracks that make a delightful home for things like beetles, moths, fungi, and (barf) cockroaches.
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If you have very thick or coarse hair, it will not lay the same way it does on someone with finer texture, so look for inspiration from girls with similar hair types.
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Pitbull has been a critic's pin cushion ever since he abandoned the lovably coarse sound of his early Miami anthems like "Culo" in favor of a more sanitized, generic top 40 style.
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It includes a coarse slot with carbine blades and a fine slot with ceramic rods, so you can quickly sharpen with a few pulls, then polish it off with a nice finish.
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In a coarse, rambling video posted on YouTube last winter, Dryomov claimed to possess digital files which allegedly proved corrupt links between organized crime networks and Igor Plotnitsky, the LNR's authoritarian leader.
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"In the first stage of data gathering, distortions, minimal reproduction delays (varying from 0.1 to 100 msec.) and strong decay effects are applied, thus obtaining coarse and barely recognisable sounds," fuse* explains.
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While the brand doesn't explicitly say it can't be used on curly and coarse hair, as those with textured hair know, dry shampoo is kind of the opposite of what you need.
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Everything feels tough and durable, the dials have a coarse tactile appeal that signals long-term durability, and Canon's lenses seem to extend that quality with smooth operation and universally light weight.
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Although we may have had unsuitable, similarly coarse and anti-intellectual presidents in the past, what is uniquely ominous here is the unprecedented juxtaposition of personal unsuitability with proliferating nuclear weapons technologies.
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True, his persona and character were ripe for raillery as coarse, capricious, deceitful and divisive, but multitudes embraced the novelty of his candidacy and many others found the alternative yet more unpalatable.
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Still, Marise was spectacular in a long, low-cut white dress and white patent-leather boots: she had an exaggerated, coarse beauty, like a film star blurred from being too much seen.
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But what made the Benfaremo ice stand out was its creamy texture, which was unlike the coarse and crystalline versions of early Italian ice and which they achieved without using any dairy.
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If you need to clean off a tough mess, simmer some water in the pan for a few minutes or gently scrub with coarse salt and a soft pad and then rinse.
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I wanted that poetry, and other contemporary poetry too, to take pleasure in small things, and to push back against a patriarchal, instrumental, coarse, results-first, adult-driven, queer- and transphobic capitalism.
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The state's largely conservative voters found his coarse language, treatment of women and contempt for many immigrants and refugees to be anathema to a faith centered on rectitude and forged by exile.
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Instead, they ran into a buzz saw of angry and coarse opposition from the president, reinforced by the surprise presence of hard-line opponents of immigration overhaul from the House and Senate.
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His lines feel at once classic and urbane, while still rugged, coarse and unafraid of hard work, and are advertised by Florence-based musicians, baristas and scenesters in lieu of professional models.
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Slyly, she begins by underplaying the grand lady affectations; she's a Dolly who might really have lived on the Lower East Side, who still has an accent and a coarse, hoydenish swagger.
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I had a nice boneless lamb shoulder roast, and first thought of steaming it to tenderness in the Moroccan style and eating it with harissa oil, toasted crushed cumin and coarse salt.
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The president's coarse language, belittling nicknames and aversion to humility help explain why his approval ratings over all in Utah have been below 50 percent for most of the last three years.
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Verging on architecture, "By the Yard" (which has wonderful areas of coarse, crazed embroidery) and "Passengers" almost require wedging yourself between the panels to see the four-sided progressions of linked images.
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This coarse, rust-colored paste adds more than heat; after it sits in the soup for a while, the broth takes on a toasted flavor that sometimes reminded me of roasted peanuts.
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Look at it, the way it shades from nut-brown at the inside to cherry-jam around the border to black at the crust, stained by carbon and stubbled with coarse pepper.
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The History Previously known as Buckram for a coarse fabric produced at local mills, the name was changed in 1856 to Locust Valley, reflecting the numerous locust trees along its back roads.
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Written in meticulous longhand on the coarse brown manuscript paper used in North Korea, the book — a collection of seven short stories — was a fierce indictment of life in the totalitarian North.
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A new peer group is created for each app, as Google says using set categories — like "productivity" and "games" — are "too coarse and inflexible" to follow the changing distinctions of the app world.
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As I stepped onto the coarse sand for the first time in Belize, is it possible the energy of my life changed, reverberated in a storm of bees in my bedroom countries away?
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A lot of the coarse language, harsh personal attacks and misogyny play into the theme of "strong leadership" and willingness to say things that are "politically incorrect" no matter who doesn't like it.
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Beijing (CNN)China-based fans of "Game of Thrones" missed out on six minutes of violence, prostitutes and coarse language which was cut from the premiere of the show's final season on Sunday.
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The worst couple of blades needed about dozen passes through the "coarse" groove instead of the 3 or 4 the instructions recommended, but it did put a sharp edge on all of them.
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Trump's relationship with China heading into his visit had also been a balancing act between his coarse rhetoric regarding trade imbalances and his attempts to pressure the Chinese into action on North Korea.
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Instead, the company is relying on a variety of medium and coarse resolution satellites plus ground-truth including a 15-year-old satellite called the Moderate-Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer or MODIS for short.
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She gets frustrated by some of her "quite prudish" Christian audience members, adding that "actually, in the Bible there is a lot of vulgarity, and there is quite a bit of coarse language".
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A kilogram of coarse rice is now being sold at 42 taka (50 cents) in Dhaka, up 25 percent in price from a year ago, according to the government Trading Corporation of Bangladesh.
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Over the past year, I've tested out a ton of products recommended by friends, dermatologists, and, of course, my favorite influencers that catered to sensitive skin and coarse hair as an Indian woman.
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While most in-car air filtration systems trap coarse particles such as pollen and dust, it is much harder to capture dangerous gases, like NO2, which is emitted by diesel vehicles in particular.
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The trimmer follows the launch two years ago of the Bevel shaving kit, designed to be a better option for men with coarse or curly facial hair, who often suffer from razor burn.
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Since I was at work, I went into the bathroom and heaved huge sobs into coarse paper towels, waving my hand under the automatic hand dryer every 12 seconds to muffle the sound.
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But they were ready-made for the cold, with coarse fur, small ears, layers of fat and long tusks that may have been well-suited to digging up food under snow and ice.
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On Saturday night in Las Vegas, after two years of coarse courtship, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor will compete in a boxing match, with the bizarre and the surreal on the undercard.
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A good high-fat-content butter on the side in a neatly cut tablet, tempered to waxy and cool, and a small dish or pile of coarse kosher salt on the same plate.
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CreditCreditFirstview Thick cable-knit sweaters may call to mind blustery fishing towns, coarse sheep's wool and Irish folklore — but this season, several designers have put a fresh spin on the age-old style.
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The adjustable temperature allows the plates to heat up to an impressive 430 degrees Fahrenheit, making this travel iron ideal even for those who have coarse, curly hair that's typically difficult to straighten.
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As its title suggests, the Los Angeles-based artist's solo show at the Swiss Institute, Grappling Hold, is about the act of struggling and the coarse intimacy of fighting through or over something.
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