Remove pitcher from fridge and ladle concoction over the ice.
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The charges against Ms Asia, they said, were "concoction incarnate".
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This movie is the perfect concoction of '90s nostalgia. 9.
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The concoction will hit participating Japanese McDonald's restaurants starting Jan.
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Seger is worried because "dewshine" is not a new concoction.
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It took over two years to develop the special concoction.
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But the concoction turned out to be less than enchanting.
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His concoction fuses all those memories into a single snort.
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Harper's film, written by Nicole Taylor, is an odd concoction.
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The final concoction tastes like a campfire—in a good way.
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He made a concoction that would stink, I'll never forget it.
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This unique concoction was just released by Native Deodorants, Bustle reports.
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I sit down on the couch to enjoy my strange concoction.
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After mixing them together, you slather the concoction on your visage.
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It's too transparent, too clearly the concoction of the economic system.
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It deems the claim that Ms Asia committed blasphemy "concoction incarnate".
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So instead, baristas offered a new, unofficial concoction: the dragon frappuccino.
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The most coveted concoction from Potions class can't fail you now!
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Slightly spicy, this adventurous concoction is on the bar's secret menu.
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Unlike other balms, this concoction doesn't make things crunchy or stiff.
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That frozen concoction that helps us hang on comes to Broadway.
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Then, she lets the concoction sit on the radiator all night.
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The result is a rich, heady concoction, rippling with provocative ideas.
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The truth is probably some concoction of all of the above.
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By the way, he made a concoction for me called Victory.
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Wu sips her own drink, a cloying cranberry concoction, and seems pleased.
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You can call it the concoction that was made for this success.
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The actual recipe only calls for giving the concoction a quick shake.
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Mix in a teaspoon of baking soda and watch the concoction fizzle.
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A walnut, Craisin, and goat cheese concoction wouldn't really work for lunch.
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The tasters found the concoction to be almost identical to authentic Parmesan.
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I just knew that my concoction of products would leave grease marks.
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A new Halloween drink this year is an icy Oogie Boogie concoction.
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This tangentially-Italian baked concoction is as delicious as it is weird.
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I wish I also wish I didn't find this whole concoction synthetic.
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The special sauce didn't seem quite so … well, special in this concoction.
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That orange-flavored powdered concoction remains as foul as it ever was.
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A concoction that's less than one-fifth alcohol wouldn't do the trick.
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The false parity was a media concoction and a Russian propaganda weapon.
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The bruise will fade faster with this concoction recommended by my son.
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"The Enemy Within" is a predictably thin and hyped-up network concoction.
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After shamelessly manhandling my concoction for several minutes, a forest starts to appear.
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For one, there's the painful concoction of ear-splitting background music and songs.
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He has prepared roasted salmon, rice and a zucchini, onion, sweet pepper concoction.
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Liltz funneled a concoction of crushed medications in water through Courtney's feeding tube.
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Burger King is truly re-imagining the classic burger with its latest concoction.
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I have no idea what the perfect concoction for that is at all.
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This new concoction is also in the vessel and further charges the water.
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Luckily, the concoction she'd taken — mostly Benadryl and other benign substances — wasn't lethal.
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This year, however, it's joined by a new, spicy concoction: the Chile Mocha.
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The fifth cocktail is a frothy, creamsicle-colored concoction with a luxurious texture.
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It's a nutrient-rich concoction that delivers essential nutrients to the nervous system.
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Have some rum, vodka, and blue curaçao all mixed into one glorious concoction.
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It blends action, puzzles, and story into a well-balanced and fun concoction.
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His latest theatrical concoction will be on display at City Center on Aug.
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Ditto for this brown butter and sage concoction from our buddy Sam Mason.
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Fortunately, the most important newspapers here reviewed his concoction very skeptically and critically.
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A girl spooned a slushy concoction into her mouth, turning her lips blue.
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The most famous F-Series-based concoction is naturally the Bigfoot Monster Truck.
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Let your turkey sit in the concoction overnight while you whisper dark incantations.
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But, ya gotta hear why he's kinda regretting eating the crazy concoction nowadays ...
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He started selling this concoction to his vegetarian friends, then to other vegetarians.
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What might first scan as easygoing cocktail jazz is a much headier concoction.
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The stiff-but-sweet concoction was enough to make a grown man cough.
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On the table is a concoction of acrylic paint, oil pastels, some mediums.
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"Fargo" is becoming an expertly made meta-concoction, a remix of a remix.
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It's a mild-tasting concoction to fill a sandwich (soft white bread recommended).
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He gives the women a concoction of what he calls "abortion-inducing" herbs.
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I'm going to have to find the right concoction of things to do.
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His energy practically bounces off the walls of the disco and funk concoction.
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It was mouse chow, his co-workers said — a low-fat, vegetarian concoction.
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It is, unlike a lot of Nordic food, not an especially humble concoction.
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The deep-fried diabolical concoction will be available exclusively at Walmart for a year.
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Mashable reports the concoction is called Choco 21, and it's aged in chocolate liqueur.
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The new concoction isn't just a kid's breakfast dream -- it's an anti-bullying campaign.
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Asprey says the coffee concoction can boost metabolism and fat-burning for improved energy.
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Artificial fragrance or bespoke concoction of five carefully-chosen essential oils, it doesn't matter.
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This ice cream-filled concoction is truly a two-in-one sweet tooth pleaser.
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We went with two separate recipes—each of our own concoction—for the drinks.
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It's hard to not love their most recent concoction, which looks and sounds magnificent.
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Even though it was likely a nasty concoction of death, filth, swearing and orgies.
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The highlight of one visit was an impressive concoction called the dry pot delight.
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The character of Ben combines macho capability with caretaking in a fatally charming concoction.
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We encountered chicha morada, a sickly sweet purple corn concoction, in a Subway restaurant.
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Using the back of a spoon, she applies the concoction to her undereye area.
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I, personally, have been a fan of a red chili, ginger, and lime concoction.
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When this was new in May, it seemed to me an agreeably harmless concoction.
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This honey and rosemary concoction will pair well with just about any of them.
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"Hard Seltzers ran so we could fly," is how the brand announced this concoction.
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After about three weeks in the alcoholic concoction, the salmonella was no longer present.
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Priscilla and I had the exact same reaction to this confounded concoction: "What the heck?"
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Feast your eyes on this magical concoction and other similarly attractive creations from Cobbe's account.
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"You've got to be freaking kidding me," Rihanna said as she looked at the concoction.
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The chocolate orange concoction went down a treat with shoppers and sold out on Tuesday.
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He remarked that the pink concoction—served in small goblet—was too feminine for George.
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Shrimp and jam pizza: a concoction so absurd no human could have dreamed it up.
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Attraction is often a mystery concoction of physical and mental chemistry, timing, mood, and more.
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"The Portable Veblen," Ms. McKenzie's second novel, may be her most cockeyed concoction to date.
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This same concoction of privilege is also what helped turn their case into national news.
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Try them out next time you find yourself ordering a venti soy vanilla chai concoction.
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While experimenting with different ingredients and formulas herself, she landed on a concoction that worked.
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It's an improbable concoction, but it's one you can recommend for reasons beyond its novelty.
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That may explain, in part, the widespread revulsion to the mere idea of this concoction.
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One of them, Julie Renee, then tweeted out a photo of the brightly colored concoction.
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PopSugar reports that the outrageous concoction involves a classic doughnut that's filled with raspberry jelly.
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Mars also makes something called Bounty Spread which is a milky concoction containing coconut flakes.
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One morning we had Ms. Griffin's "Eggs Funny Cide Up," a delicious English muffin concoction.
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My waiter had also brought a special soy-and-vinegar concoction for dipping my shrimp.
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But his most popular concoction, the Bloody Masterpiece, is a force to be reckoned with.
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Bette Nesmith Graham didn't tell anyone about the first few bottles of her whitish concoction.
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I just happened upon a concoction called the Quarantine, reportedly first mixed in 1920s Manila.
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Spray the concoction on your bedsheets, upholstered furniture, rugs, or anywhere that needs a refresh.
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In "1984," Victory gin was an Orwellian concoction, and he did not specify the proof.
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For an encore, Ms. Hada went with a much simpler concoction: Zacapa and coconut water.
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"Antibiotics," Mr. Fox says, coolly confident in his concoction, "only bore a cold to death."
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Many shops present the concoction in coconut shells, the way it has been historically served.
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Fluffy milky concoction short circuits the brain's pleasure centers (but hopefully does not inspire murder).
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"There was an unholy concoction of cocaine, cognac and cannabis coursing through my veins," he wrote.
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Another slimer used potato starch, sugar and food coloring to make an edible "cotton candy" concoction.
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Oh, and the way the entire concoction turns a bright yellow color when it's halfway done.
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Muthart had been awake for almost 48 hours, snorting and injecting a concoction of tainted methamphetamine.
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Each evergreen concoction comes in one of the four new Starbucks holiday cups released this year.
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The blue-and-pink concoction, which transitioned from sweet to sour, was a veritable Instagram hit.
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If you're brave enough to try the questionable cookie concoction, head to your nearest Kroger now.
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They take macaroni and cheese to the next level — Lively added cream cheese to this concoction.
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Burger King has announced a new artery-clogging concoction that will keep you warm this winter.
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I spend half an hour rubbing a vinegar-dish-soap-water concoction on the worst parts.
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The subject is that unique American concoction of opposites: both utterly inane and yet endlessly captivating.
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He heats the concoction for 15 minutes, which creates a unique syrup, only available at Hooch.
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Both times he tried it, his breakfast included Bulletproof's coffee, butter, and "Brain Octane Oil" concoction.
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The Bloody Mary-like concoction is so comfortingly delicious, I struggle not to beg for seconds.
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Stir the concoction, and then wait a few minutes, but don't let it sit too long.
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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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A turkey baster later, my kitchen was splattered in a thick hot sauce-milk-dye concoction.
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Mix the ingredients together in a bowl, and then roll the concoction into bite-sized balls.
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Poured into a delicate glass, the emerald concoction resolves into an inch of pale-green foam.
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"American Rhapsody" is another synthetic concoction, but here it's Mr. Fairchild who's the least convincing figure.
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Her Magic Cream, a buttery concoction she had tinkered with backstage, became an instant cult classic.
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Pour this concoction over ice, shake it up, and viola — you've got yourself an Orange Drink.
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The Diamond Fury was an even wilder concoction — gem-studded reptilian scales darting in all directions.
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US agencies -- plotting Trump's overthrow, or is that a concoction to quash scrutiny of the President?
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He indulgently took sips of my swamp water (a concoction of rocks, sticks, chalk and water).
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One night, the bartender delivered a startling electric-blue concoction (Blue Curaçao, rum, peanut-milk syrup).
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The latest concoction presented by President Trump is being touted as "dynamic scoring" of tax revenue.
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Rather, it felt like a political concoction — a number whipped up to make Obamacare repeal harder.
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Much trickier was an intriguing concoction from the typically predictable Ansel Adams: eggs poached in beer.
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The "treatment" included foregoing antiretroviral drugs for an herbal concoction patients said often made them violently ill.
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But the taste was surprisingly pleasant, and the concoction did keep me fuller longer than I'd expected.
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Not musically — the astutely titled Ctrl, a shiny, crunchy, whirring R&B concoction, abounds with ear candy.
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Pampering products are all well and good, and we're definitely more excited about this pumpkin pie concoction.
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The tiramisù was a rich, layered concoction; the panna cotta was well made but a bit boring.
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Through trial and error, her first successful concoction captured the super dewy skin effect she's drawn to.
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Come June, I'll be lining up to try the concoction right along with the rest of America.
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For bedbugs, she advises mixing mercury with egg whites and anointing the bedstead with the resulting concoction.
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So how did we go from this grainy, gross concoction to the sweet, toasty squares of today?
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Plus, they make vacuum insulated versions, if you want to keep your concoction cold for 12 hours.
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To create the bubbles, you just pour your beverage into the concoction, shake it gently and blow.
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Unlike the Japanese spiked seltzer, the coffee concoction actually contains Coke and a hefty dose of caffeine.
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Who knew a simple green concoction was all that stood between us and Goop-levels of perfection?
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The spreadable Easter concoction will set you back around $11 per jar and can be ordered online.
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But mixing that stress into the already back-breaking weight of systemic oppression is a deadly concoction.
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Open the tea bag and mash leaves into the coconut oil and sugar concoction with a fork.
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In this wa,y taqiya is a contra- dictionary concoction of simultaneously speaking freely and remaining silent.
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Ms. Kennedy sipped the concoction with a straw and smiled sweetly as a photographer captured the moment.
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The concoction is a burrito made with a quesadilla as a shell instead of a traditional tortilla.
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The concoction sold well and got the company's plants through wartime, but Coca-Cola later discontinued it.
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Regulators and health experts just don't fully understand what concoction is triggering the worrisome lung conditions yet.
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Yet, here I was at Ueno Park in Tokyo, tasked with drawing up my own pastry concoction.
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Pour the hot milk concoction, along with the remaining buttermilk over the cubed EZ Melt cheese. 4.
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The name for a new concoction often changes during trial phases based on taster and customer perception.
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Elektra is pretty much dead, laying on Matt's bed, while Stick pours his concoction onto her wound.
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It's a lean, minimalist concoction of subtle dance influences, industrial palettes, and big, loud walls of noise.
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Instead, they simply want a concoction to help them smell like their glorious, unique selves, only better.
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It was electric, a concoction of Springsteen's energy and a sweaty throng in a boardwalk bar. Aug.
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"CRAP this looks fantastic to me noooooooo," Teigen tweeted along with Spence's video of the final concoction.
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The concoction, essentially whiskey infused with coffee flavors, is created with Arabica beans from Brazil and Colombia.
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But, there is a good chance Bloomberg will end the night with his infamous iced beer concoction.
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He has claimed to have the ability to cure AIDS with little more than an herbal concoction.
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The concoction of a chronically contrite Obama made the anti-apologetic Trump seem more masculine, more American.
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"This is a concoction to justify the giving out of the medication at unprecedented and unjustified levels."
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With some help from his roommate, he had prepared some concoction that was supposed to unblock the drains.
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Prince is aware of that power, but he also carefully titrates the various elements in the internet concoction.
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The ombre-colored dye literally looks like the Starbucks concoction, down to the pink, blue, and violet hues.
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Their chilled English breakfast tea concoction is made with gin, sugar syrup, and a simple lemon slice garnish.
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But it most vividly registers as a rancid misogynist cherry atop a sloppy concoction of tired jump scares.
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Ron Pope's twangy "Moonage Daydream" seemed to take most of the kick out of the original's spiked concoction.
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Have you ever made a unique food or drink concoction that excites or repulses your friends or family?
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It's stuffed with sand and sawdust, a concoction that is then drenched with holy wine and sewn shut.
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There's even a special smoothie button that helps you make the ultimate concoction without overspending at Jamba Juice.
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I pop an IBS peppermint pill to help mitigate my impending stomachache along with my concoction of vitamins.
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A sip of the concoction may help explain why wine was the preferred sacred drink of the Bible.
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Such a singular pop concoction could have only emerged out of the beehived heads of the B-52s.
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Her goal was to keep her poison secret so that she could continue to sell the potent concoction.
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This dark concoction comes from Nicolas Baptiste, mixologist at Experimental Beach on the decidedly sunny island of Ibiza.
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There were pepperoni "roses" and cornichons, which added a pop of color to this mostly pink-hued concoction.
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The boiled bones, sugar, and coloring concoction is a "food" best left to children and drunken college freshmen.
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"I mix these secret herbs with hot water," he says, gesturing to a concoction in a plastic container.
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When Stephen talks about The Flame In The Flood, that potent concoction of fantasy and control is discernible.
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The box features a picture of a cat, bowl, and a spoonful of the shredded up meat concoction.
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The pigs' blood vessels were then hooked up to a device that injected the concoction for six hours.
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And while SheaMoisture provides handy recipes online, the true fun is in coming up with your own concoction.
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Krispy Kreme has managed to make ice cream even cooler with its latest concoction — the Cool Krispy Sandwich.
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"You can't spill this stuff," he says as he adds a pinch of chlorophyll to his newest concoction.
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The concoction is not too dissimilar to British Marmite, but Australians will convince you their version is better.
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"Very happy that the 'blue wave' was, as expected, more a #LiberalMedia concoction than a reality," Woods wrote.
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Another decadent concoction from the fair is the deep-fried breakfast sandwich from Jim Hasbrouck of Fried Specialities.
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Clues of the Day for me are "Top choice in December" for DREIDEL and "Noodle concoction" for IDEA.
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Grapeseed extract and Wellness Formula—I'll do a little concoction when I'm traveling to boost my immune system.
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A perfect concoction of classicism and celebrity, the painting is a window into the nature of inspiration itself.
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Instead, it is just another tasty, agave-based concoction whipped up local Gracias Madre bartender extraordinaire Jason Eisner.
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Southerners like dousing their chips in blue cheese, and Atlanta's Buckhead Diner is the mastermind behind that concoction.
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I've had mixed results with the nontoxic concoction over the years, but some Wirecutter employees swear by it.
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A life-ending concoction at the bedside can lend a sense of autonomy at a tremendously vulnerable time.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — This Roland Huget concoction was a toughie to end the first week of the year.
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The bright orange-hued $85033 concoction is a mix of carrot juice, cucumber, strawberry and Q Indian tonic.
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The resulting concoction is around 160 proof, so he adds water to hit the target number of 124.
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The second beverage, the Cosmic Cotton Candy Coolatta (a cotton candy and blue raspberry flavored concoction) bears a striking resemblance to another drink we know and love (or hate)—Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino, a bright pink concoction the coffee chain added to the menu for a limited time in April 2017.
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The homemade concoction joins other creative flavors in the shop's daily repertoire, including Gin & Tonic sorbet and Blue Bubblegum.
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The beverage to accompany such a concoction is an "180 degree octane daiquiri from Jean's Curbside," because why not?
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An essential oil diffuser pumps out mist with the smell of whatever essential oil concoction is in its reservoir.
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Having a hand mixer makes stirring up practically any concoction incredibly easy with just the push of a button.
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This "perfect" concoction took over the blockbuster scene of the 80s with movies like E.T., Ghostbusters, and The Goonies.
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Instead, it's made by blending Starbucks' classic chai with cream and topping that concoction with Reserve Nitro Cold Brew.
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The books include directions for making and ingesting the concoction, which doctors and federal regulators have warned is dangerous.
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Or it could come in the form of coconut water, cold-pressed juice or the latest frothy caffeinated concoction.
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Others were mostly concerned about the (lack of) nutritional value in the concoction, which boasts 59 grams of sugar.
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For me, that ratio is also subject to change depending on what food I'm pairing with the condiment concoction.
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It's the perfect combination for fans of a certain runny, chocolate egg-shaped concoction and soft-serve ice-cream.
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So Nowak is drinking this gaudy concoction as part of a pioneering trial at the nearby University of Essen.
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Bailey's single-step concoction of flour and white wine, while probably delicious, is much closer to a corndog batter.
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Some practitioners also do spells with a concoction of semen mixed with period blood, which is considered very powerful.
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I get some kind of cucumber-melon-green tea concoction, and it's the most refreshing thing I've ever tasted.
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By most accounts, the blue-and-pink concoction, which transitions from sweet to sour, doesn't even taste especially good.
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Now add to all that the fragility of the technology itself and you have a concoction of CGA trouble.
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She sadly can't share the concoction, as "it is unethical, we say 'don't try this at home,'" Lee says.
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The release comes just a couple months after the 7-year anniversary of a Simon concoction called One Direction.
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Whether it's a cold fridge slice or a hot egg-and-cheese concoction, pizza for breakfast is nothing new.
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Customers explain their symptoms and he produces a concoction of spices and herbs along with a method of administration.
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At Los Mangos, the umami concoction is sold in three sizes, each garnished with a tamarind paste-wrapped straw.
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They go to the banks of the highly unappealing L.A. River, smoke weed and drink a concoction involving Robitussin.
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Reports suggest that, while undoubtedly unholy, the resulting chocolate 'n' coffee concoction is mostly alright, if not actually good.
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An officer who's tasked with enforcing rules in the Speaker's lobby said her creative concoction still was not acceptable.
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None of this is to impugn Midge or this strawberry ice cream-flavored white fantasy concoction of a show.
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In 2016, Cohen debuted another ice cream flavor, "Bernie's Yearning," a mint concoction that also included a chocolate disc.
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In fact, the drug concoction contains less than 0.1 percent of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the substance that induces a high.
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The "All Together" concoction includes Raisin Bran, Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, and Frosted Mini Wheats.
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For two dollars, I fill up on Drew-Aid, a coral-colored concoction scooped out of a giant cooler.
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That whole thing that they made was a concoction of green Jello, other bits of Jello, and cream stuff.
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It's an alluring, oily and textured concoction devised by Susie Hojel, a native of Mexico City transplanted to Denver.
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A struggling secretary created a concoction that relieved her and others around the world from the pressure of perfection.
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Trump had on Twitter called the lawsuit a concoction by "sleazy New York Democrats," and pledged not to settle.
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We know it wasn't a Dragon Drink, that pink concoction with sweet mango and dragon fruit flavors from Starbucks.
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Also, the World Health Organization recommends letting your concoction sit for a minimum of 72 hours after you're done.
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In a recent trial, researchers designed a bacterial concoction to treat a rare inherited disease called phenylketonuria, or PKU.
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I ordered a fruity concoction called a Guavaruma, one of a dozen specialty drinks that come with little umbrellas.
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Every bartender I spoke to seemed excited to try a new concoction or recommend another bar I should visit.
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Tequila is mixed with flowering coriander, sesame, lime, and acacia honey for a tart margarita-adjacent concoction called Sparkle.
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All I can taste is the too-sweet-for-most-humans concoction that is currently assaulting my taste buds.
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And you can use the same concoction to remove all traces of long-wear lipstick that just won't budge.
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The current team's greatest slugger somehow cobbled together a turkey, lettuce and tomato concoction on a roll, with mayo.
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Before drinking the concoction, he used a chemical test that confirmed the greens had been broken down into sugar.
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Within months, Cecchini began seeing the drink – a dangerously quaffable sweet and sour concoction – at other downtown bars and restaurants.
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In 1994, an aspiring soda maker had Branson try a blind taste test between his own concoction, Coke and Pepsi.
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However, the resulting concoction sounds as if it will place more of an emphasis on the Twinkie than the Cappuccino.
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I also tried the Lady Mormont, which is a concoction made of gin, Madeira, honey passionfruit, lemon, falernum, and orgeat.
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Teigen and Legend sent Kourtney and Khloé Kardashian a sweet and savory concoction from Bree's Cakes that retails for $250.
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It's more difficult to envision texts from my friends begging me to join them to go sip this particular concoction.
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Questions aside, no matter what weird, mad concoction Doritos comes up with, we are powerless to resist a taste test.
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"Your body is meant to digest real solid foods, and this coffee concoction runs straight through you, literally," Lockwood says.
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I get the Ooey Gooey (vanilla with pieces of St. Louis butter cake), and he gets his peanut butter concoction.
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The Rosetta mission team, meanwhile, is a bit fonder of the concoction, comparing it to the scent of a lily.
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He was floored when the once-gooey meat concoction plopped out of its final machine stop as hot dog links.
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He has used Twitter to call Underwood's lawsuit a concoction by "sleazy New York Democrats," and pledged not to settle.
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When that super thirsty traveler tried to drink up, he was met with a chunky concoction of curd and whey.
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She said she has since stopped using her own concoction of vinegar, water and honey because it upset her stomach.
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Homebrand Ham & Chicken Roll While it says "ham & chicken" on the packet, we'll never touch this mystery meat concoction ever.
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Their latest foray into limited edition flavors includes a new berry-themed concoction: White Strawberry Shortcake M&M's, Delish reports.
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The girls entered the shop and began asking questions about the neon-orange-and-bright-red concoction in a cup.
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While you may assume that a carrot latte is some trendy veggie-flavored concoction, that's not quite what's happening here.
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Mixed with liquor, that concoction, he said, drastically decreased the drugs' detection window, allowing athletes to dope days before competition.
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A name and a brand (it's singular, not plural) were born, and the brothers began packaging and advertising the concoction.
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"It's pretty stressful here during the week," explained the guy with the blue concoction in response to my uneasy glances.
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It features an unlikely concoction of Jennifer Hudson, Taylor Swift, Dame Judy Dench, Jason Derulo, and familiar show tune weepers.
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There was also a consistent modus operandi in the concoction of the two sets, indicating a single forger, Stringer said.
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My tequila-fruit-bitters-cider concoction is nothing compared with tales of bespoke requests that colleagues have shared with me.
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When a small voltage was applied to this concoction, the researchers were able to change the spacing between the particles.
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On Instagram, beauty blogger Huda Kattan posted a video of a woman's blonde hair being dyed brown using the concoction.
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Everyone on the platform seems to start their day by slurping down some concoction of herbs, mushrooms, or algae powders.
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I make do with the blender and we have a chopped apple concoction with almond butter, toasted nuts, and strawberries.
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Dozens of alien species were integrated or enslaved into the empire, each group with its own explosive concoction of ideologies.
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If you must, you can add in a splash of essential oil to your concoction to make it smell nice.
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But defense lawyers have already attacked "The Jinx" as a slyly edited concoction designed to make Mr. Durst appear guilty.
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I eat this Michelin-star concoction with corn chips while watching Netflix and messaging the gals in my group chat.
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Not only that, they found that the concoction continued to work even when exposed to half an inch of rain.
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The contents of the safe in this scenario form some abstract concoction of political power, decency, and truth in America.
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While drugstore brands such as KY sell warming oils, many women are more interested in a natural and homemade concoction.
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I learned that in 2000 and 2007, the entertainers DJ Screw and Pimp C, respectively, died from drinking a similar concoction.
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The Burgrito is a stomach-busting concoction stuffed with tomato, bacon, lettuce, American cheese, onion, chipotle sauce, fries and hamburger meat.
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It's supposed to be a glow-inducing concoction with ingredients like rose flower powder, argan oil, avocado oil, and Bulgarian rose.
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Then it occurred to me: If I'm this excited about this e-coli-free concoction, lots of others will be too.
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Beasley often utilizes a concoction of polyurethane foam and resin to give three-dimensionality to materials that have less structural integrity.
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One is a meticulously perfected pop concoction while the other is a deliberately gritty affair, which is news to no one.
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The nutrients are a plus, but let's face it, we really just want to know what this crazy concoction tastes like.
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But now, thanks to human activity, corals face the most complex concoction of conditions they have yet had to deal with.
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In honor of this iconic concoction, we present the classic gin martini recipe—and three creative riffs on the basic recipe.
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It was a light, fruity concoction consisting of pineapple, passion-fruit ice pieces, and cream with a hint of black pepper.
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A swirl of whipped cream tops the whole concoction and it's finished with a sprinkle of yellow sugar around the rim.
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It denounces what the authors see as a fundamentalist front for a pathological concoction of hard-line religious and political ideas.
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Cheban introduces host Dr. Travis Stork and his cohost, Dr. Andrew Ordon, to a grimace-inducing orange juice and espresso concoction.
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"Cry" is a particularly beautiful and dreamy concoction that is a complete flip from the trap-infused heaters she's known for.
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That is why we implored you, dear reader, to help us dream up a name for the presumably tomato-based concoction.
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First of all, you have to think of the name of this powdery concoction, and then you have to spell it.
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I did the exact same thing as with the previous concoction, but the hard taco was a Doritos Locos Taco instead.
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Who other than Action Bronson could come up with this unholy concoction of fried chicken, flambéed bananas, and chocolate ice cream?
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The broccoli powder was tested at a Melbourne cafe, Commonfolk, with "mixed reviews" when the concoction was brewed into a latte.
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Testing it as printed resulted in a concoction that was too sweet, too greasy and too small to feed a crowd.
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Later this month, the platform will start to rotate while the arm pumps out a gooey concoction of basalt and biopolymers.
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"Youthquake" is the verbal concoction recently declared Word of the Year (the year being 2017) by the experts at Oxford Dictionaries.
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The murky brown concoction was taken daily and lathered on the skin, often causing violent illnesses, according to AIDS-Free World.
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The luxe concoction wouldn't be complete without bling, and the finishing touch is a dusting of 24-karat edible gold flakes.
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In order to avoid having to say "Pearls of the Orient," I ordered a lychee martini — not exactly an original concoction.
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You're supposed to add soy sauce and pepper to the eggs, then dip the kaya toast into the warm, liquidy concoction.
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Moscow Mule was the second-most popular cocktail, with five states searching for this ginger beer concoction more than any other.
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This below-the-radar concoction is a burger and Filet-O-Fish mashup (of late from the McDonald's Philippines secret menu).
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I've been a names obsessive since childhood, when I'd pass afternoons addressing letters to grand-sounding personages of my own concoction.
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We also love that she's giving these sandwiches a variety of flavor, too, with both mozzarella and cheddar in the concoction.
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It looks gorgeous, frankly—a creamy, crimson concoction with chili peppers sticking out of it like candles on a birthday cake.
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Once there, I drink the foul concoction, which somehow manages to be sour, herbal, and bitter all at the same time.
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The concoction circulates through every part of the plant and can be observed readily by breaking off a broad green leaf.
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It can be mixed with ginger ale or used as the core ingredient of a counterintuitive-seeming concoction: the virgin martini.
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In a lawsuit, The End says its Unicorn Latte features pink and blue colors and ZERO coffee ... just like Starbucks' concoction.
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Don't leave without trying the mushroom flan — an unusual sweet-savory concoction that may be the most satisfying dessert in town.
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It is not precisely a soup, but a soupy concoction of potatoes and pasta, known throughout Italy as pasta e patate.
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Two nights later, Chloë Sevigny supported "Lean on Pete" in an above-the-knee concoction by Andreas Kronthalter for Vivienne Westwood.
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We know that it can't have been just one thing, and that President Trump's triumph was a concoction of many things.
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One day, he stumbled across a concoction that combined tempeh and tofu in a way that tasted kind of like turkey.
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You could just as easily make the dessert with Sprite, with an Italian blood-orange concoction, with un soda au pamplemousse.
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The concoction came with a long list of ingredients, but that didn't stop me from smearing it all over my waffle.
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Drink at right: the Root of All Beers, made with rye, vermouth, and a root-beer-inspired licorice-and-sarsaparilla concoction.
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This concoction is a clang of cultures, due to the combination of the McDonald's sauce with the pickled radish and soy.
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Erik Ramirez, the chef, takes ideas from Japan and Peru and Mad Libs them into modern dishes of his own concoction.
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The food chain has released the recipe to this simultaneously horrifying and thrilling concoction on its blog for all to use.
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Plus, says Elliott, "remember that herbal supplements are not FDA-regulated and could contain harmful contaminants," she says of Bishop Stall's concoction.
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And then in the end, Berlin becomes a big colorful concoction of a lot of other cities from all around the world.
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Just weeks after announcing a 24-karat gold Kit Kat, Nestle is bringing us another new concoction: the Kit Kat Chocolatory Moleson.
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Homemade slime is all the craze among kids, but much like any do-it-yourself toy, the gooey concoction comes with risks.
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But this blur is particularly enjoyable, a concoction involving Hitler's dog, a Finnish guy's dog, Iraq and the absurdities of international relations.
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Their latest over-21 concoction that mixes fun with booze is a red wine slushie currently available Amorette's Patisserie in Disney Springs.
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Its signature fluffy cheesecakes are light, airy, and have a distinct jiggle thanks to a concoction of eggs, flour, and cream cheese.
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Today's concoction includes a handful of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Reese's Peanut Butter Puffs, Captain Crunch, and Rice Krispies with vanilla almond milk.
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That's right, any day now we could could be blessed with the caffeinated concoction I thought couldn't get any better — until now.
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I have a rum and lime concoction followed by a smoky, barrel-aged rum drink that I order mostly for the smell.
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The only way to know for sure whether the concoction really confers immortality will be to test it on a human subject.
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"I'm the guy who goes to the supermarket and makes his own concoction of spices for popcorn," the avid movie watcher reveals.
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Next he adds a limey falernum concoction, transforming the brilliant blue into a purple cloud before it settles into a fuchsia hue.
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I truly believe Riverdale is fun for its weird concoction of classic film references, soap operatics, and humor despite this disappointing finale.
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As the concoction of natural materials begins to dry, the surface starts to crack, creating new patterns and impressions on the canvas.
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It involves so many other things, like control, anger … for everyone the concoction is different … but it's never just about the food.
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If you're (understandably) ready for your wine-coffee fix immediately, you can place an order online to test out this unusual concoction.
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The boss claimed he knew about this concoction and discussed with Dog's Knee the exact proportions needed to make the best mundo.
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The other end has been a whirling concoction of screens, cuts, and passes that don't always lead to the most efficient shot.
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After about 20 minutes, I cleansed the concoction off and immediately noticed how much smoother, tighter, and more radiant my skin looked.
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That is, until I discovered this sugar honey mask, an exfoliating concoction of raw sugar, honey, pumpkin, pomegranate seeds, and rose hip.
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We taste-tested Hard Cold Brew Coffee, the new alcoholic concoction from La Colombe and MillerCoors currently being tested in select markets.
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Whether that will really happen remains to be seen, but at the very least, Hotel Casa Awolly's floral concoction sure looks pretty.
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Only in recent months have prisons been prohibited from feeding inmates "the loaf," a reviled concoction of dried bread and root vegetables.
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My crunchy shrimp roll ($12), a concoction of seared shrimp, mayonnaise and eel sauce, tempura crunch and scallion was inventive and delicious.
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Waugh mixes the algae powder with almond milk cream cheese and spreads the concoction in an eye-catching way onto her toast.
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She uses a concoction of coconut and vitamin E oils with shea and jojoba butters that she whips up in her kitchen.
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Right now patients with the deadly virus must use a toxic concoction of anti-retroviral medications to suppress the virus from replicating.
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We ended the two-hour forest walk with a tea ceremony, sipping a concoction of white pine needles steeped in hot water.
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Minnick turned to Wild Turkey's Rare Breed bottle, which he noted was a complex concoction of grapefruit, honey, caramel, and nutmeg flavors.
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This clarifying product combines a mix of dried herbs and flowers to create a tea-like concoction when poured into hot water.
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Stare at that strawberry ice cream shake concoction at the end and tell me it doesn't make you feel things—you can't!
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For the teetotaler, there's the "No Booze Cruise," a concoction of seedlip garden, fever tree Mediterranean tonic, ginger and pineapple at $11.
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Now a chocolate manufacturer based in Switzerland, Barry Callebaut, is unveiling a whole new concoction that comes in a pale, rosy shade.
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Its description was a little baffling: a dumpling-like concoction of creamed pike fish made semisolid with an egg-based binding agent.
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It is titled after a durably popular concoction of lemon Jell-O with shredded cabbage, carrots, celery, peppers and pimento-stuffed olives.
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Though she couldn't afford the $400 fee to copyright the original name for her concoction, "Mistake Out," she continued perfecting the formula.
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That's the concoction Rachel Lee, a student at Pratt Institute, was trying to capture last weekend before the summer evening turned dark.
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The layer of Canadian bacon didn't bring much flavor to the concoction, either, especially in contrast to Wendy's plump, zippy sausage patties.
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The concoction was more crepe than pizza, but the result tasted just as delicious as its laundry list of components might portend.
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By 1764, they were selling a version of the concoction — also known as 123-proof green chartreuse — to residents of nearby villages.
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That's the time to order those buffalo cheese curds, fried Wisconsin-cheddar morsels doused in a tangy butter-and-hot-sauce concoction.
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This creamy, cheesy concoction had a smooth texture that put a smile on my face the moment it hit my taste buds.
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"You'd think it'd be some crazy drug concoction," he quipped to me, even though I was there for a pre-op physical.
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The common coffee you'd find on the street is a thick, instant coffee powder-based concoction cut with lots of sweetened condensed milk.
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The company also offers a pale ale called Patagona, a dark ale called Yagán, and their newest concoction, a dark imperial called Dunkel.
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About 45 minutes after I'd downed the concoction, my ketone levels had shot up, while my blood sugar, or glucose, levels were down.
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This is a fact I can independently confirm, since I decided to make the weird concoction this afternoon to try it for myself.
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Penelope carried the plate bearing the sugary delicacy while Mason stood in the background, seemingly already enjoying an early bite of their concoction.
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The bartender feels bad that the kitchen is backed up and gives us a free shot of a delicious whiskey and hibiscus concoction.
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The downside is that Kai wants to prove everyone's loyalty and presents the group with his own liquid concoction similar to Jim Jones'.
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Not the revolting cabbage-and-mince concoction known as "Ming Sing" that he'd been sent out into the world with by his mother.
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The concoction became popular over Pinterest and other social media platforms as a quick and easy breakfast solution for folks on the go.
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AG Barr, maker of Irn-Bru, an electric-orange concoction favoured by Scots, has brought almost all its drinks below the sugar threshold.
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For a moment, the concoction of hellish peppers and unknown ingredients creates a delicious, smoky, savory flavor I could imagine slathering over ribs.
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The Swing State is first on the menu, a heady concoction of smoked Texas corn whiskey, bourbon, wood bitters, maple spice, and zest.
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The concoction is poured into molds, then flipped a few times in the first two days so that the remaining whey drains evenly.
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Though she was not the biggest fan of the trendy drink, we have the colorful Starbucks concoction to thank for her new look.
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Ty was leaving TAO Monday night when we asked him about the codeine cough syrup concoction Weezy can't seem to get enough of.
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In fact, they created two versions: a hash brown-covered concoction, and, after a few mishaps with the coating, a fry-covered version.
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Obviously, Howe's concoction did not magically boost his vitality, but he did do a good job of mirroring the brew's frothy, aquamarine aesthetics.
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Blend, purée, crush, and process foods in the Ninja's 72-ounce pitcher, then dish up your concoction using the lid and pour spout.
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The pours were generous, and an extra dessert was proffered—the sublime Vacherin, a meringue concoction with vanilla ice cream and raspberry sorbet.
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Seemingly overnight, this bubbly alcoholic concoction has become a nationwide sensation, prompting a smattering of memes and a legion of unabashed "bro" fans.
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Below, he shares the recipe for the new concoction, and the original on which it was based (as it appears in the app).
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And the only Sichuan dessert on the menu, a rice concoction with the consistency of egg drop soup, was bland in the extreme.
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Indigenous people in countries like Colombia and Peru have been brewing the concoction for thousands of years, mostly for religious or spiritual purposes.
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Until recently, many spirit children were taken to a concoction man who would lock them in a room after administering a poisonous potion.
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It said pledges were forced to drink a warm concoction that included ingredients such as cat food, urine, semen and alcohol, among others.
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He likes to make himself some honey, ginger, and lemon tea first thing, while Tygapaw recommends the magical concoction known as coconut water.
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Lining the canal's bottom is "black mayonnaise," a concoction of coal tar, heavy metals, and other sludge from decades of industrial run-off.
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There's no evidence that such a concoction actually fights off viral infection, and there is currently no vaccine to prevent the novel coronavirus.
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That concoction could be the first synthetic biology-based medical treatment to gain approval by the Food and Drug Administration, an important milestone.
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"Science Fair: An Opera With Experiments" is an entertaining, sometimes poetic and unapologetically didactic concoction made up of song, science lectures and demonstrations.
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We Know You Like It Hot is a tequila, lime, and basil-honey concoction, rimmed with Thai chili, which packs an impeccable punch.
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It was, in effect, a bucket that would lure the rodents and send them plunging to their deaths in a mysterious vinegary concoction.
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All you have to do is throw in your ingredients, push "ON," and voila — your tasty concoction will be ready in no time.
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If there is a noteworthy occasion coming up, one of the members always appears with a sweet concoction: pie, ice cream cake, etc.
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Erik Neff, a government contractor from Alexandria, says he first encountered the orangy concoction when attending the University of St. Andrews in Fife.
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As it cooks down, swirl a few pats of unsalted butter into the pan, and drizzle that concoction over the sausage and greens.
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Last, I ate the unsweetened version of Three Wishes — a chunky, flavorless concoction of chickpea and pea protein that doesn't taste like anything.
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It's a concoction of ground African bush mango seeds, cooked onions and crayfish with dark, leafy vegetables swimming in bright red palm oil.
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This witty concoction did double couturial duty for a turn on the SoHo streets and a gig at a West Village leather bar.
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He suggested the assassins might have used a "binary concoction", smearing two non-fatal elements of VX which mixed on the victim's face.
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Of course, it feels a little strange to think that Hargreeves just happened to have that special concoction lying around the house for safekeeping.
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I now know that lean, his drug of choice, is a concoction made from mixing cough syrup containing codeine with a flavored soft drink.
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"Rising U.S. rates, weak emerging market macro fundamentals and jittery geopolitics make for a poisonous concoction for EM assets," analysts at Danske Bank said.
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And then that concoction was spiced with several layers of fear — from a fear of my own decisions to a fear of outer space.
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In fact, basically the only time we grab a bottle of this fruity concoction is when we're suffering from a urinary tract infection (UTI).
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Despite the company's photos triggering an onslaught of "Why didn't I think of that"-types of comments, this hybrid dessert concoction is nothing new.
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Even where classic conspiracy theories abound, there is little evidence of the kind of bare assertion and fabulist concoction that characterize the new conspiracism.
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Ben & Jerry's new concoction consists of all the chunks, swirls, and flavors of their beloved pints, dunked into chocolate and wrapped into individual treats.
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The sweet concoction is finished off with caramel sauce (drizzled in Starbucks' signature crosshatch pattern, of course) and a swirl of the mocha sauce.
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He decided to add the mushroom, chickpea and quinoa-based concoction to his menus after its success on an episode of Beat Bobby Flay.
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The Voloveka paid for its cigarettes and internet by baking this coal-trash concoction into bricks and selling them throughout the rest of Ukraine.
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In another, from the northern state of Haryana, two people are made to sit on the road and eat a concoction including cow dung.
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Just as the holidays are reaching the home stretch, Starbucks has whipped up a new concoction to keep all of the festive feels alive.
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By the time you're deep into each stage, you're orchestrating a wild concoction of light and music as the controller pounds in your hands.
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Maksimuk — who has attempted similar experiments with Jell-O — melts the crayons into a thick wax and tosses the phone into the gooey concoction.
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The spices are Indian and the effect is excellent; it is not a meat substitute but a very flavorful concoction in its own right.
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The Master Cleanse is a 10-day juice cleanse that requires dieters to eat nothing anddrink only alemon, maple syrup, and cayenne pepper concoction.
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Care and resilience and, sometimes, a bit of sadness, in symbiosis, mixed into a mysterious concoction that would seep through any existing cinematic mold.
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It's anyone with a reason to attend a slime convention or slide into a slimer's DM's asking for a quote on an unlisted concoction.
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A steroid concoction known as a Duchess cocktail was dissolved in alcohol — whiskey for men, vermouth for women — to enhance absorption and undermine detection.
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It is no high-tech concoction, but a mixture of water, orange juice, lemon juice, salt and honey, devised by a local school dietitian.
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Pieces of their clothing, fingernails or hair are mixed with drops of their blood into a concoction that the women are made to drink.
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One actor — never the narrator — does at least five shots of his or her choosing and drinks the witches' concoction to get things going.
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Starbucks seemed to have an idea, taking the opportunity to plug its Dragon Drink, a pink concoction with sweet mango and dragon fruit flavors.
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The Metrograph burger was good if a little dear at $17, and the Zhivago, a concoction of vodka, horchata and cacao bitters, was sublime.
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" More fitting for a festive gathering of friends and family is a concoction invoked by Scrooge himself, near the end of "A Christmas Carol.
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But, unlike the sugary ersatz of the circus, North Korea's concoction is coated with deadly poison in the mold of weapons of mass destruction.
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The starter — the yeast concoction that gives the bread its signature sour taste — when made from scratch, takes at least a week to ferment.
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The two put out an excellent EP together last year titled BROTHERS, a beautiful concoction of ambient undertones, rave synths, and grime spread all over.
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Depending on your geographical location and your exact ingredients, your fruit-batter concoction might be called a buckle, a slump, a sonker, or a pandowdy.
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The party&aposs other co-founder, Kem Sokha, is in prison awaiting trial on a treason charge, also generally considered to be a political concoction.
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Together they have more than 20 years of experience working with psychedelics, including ayahuasca, a plant concoction that contains the natural hallucinogen known as DMT.
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And although you can get a relatively inexpensive cup of coffee there (for less than $5), let's talk about this $18 concoction for a sec.
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Experts say that these ideas are not backed by medical science, and warn that the concoction could be dangerous to people with certain health conditions.
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When he sings about the codeine concoction in his hand that's making him feel "waaay better," it sounds like it's actually just numbing the pain.
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That's illegal; claims that a pill or concoction can treat, cure, or prevent diseases have to be approved by the US Food and Drug Administration.
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The biggest surprise from the Action on Sugar survey, though, was that a really bizarre sounding concoction was top of the list of worst offenders.
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Among the death sentences it overturned was, most famously, that imposed on an alleged blasphemer, Asia Bibi, which it said was based on "concoction incarnate".
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Is this rock, pop, soul, funk, R&B, psychdelia, disco, punk, what have you, all at once, mixed together into an indelibly calculated studio concoction?
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Broadway has a big treat in store next spring, and it's a delectable concoction ready to satisfy any sweet tooth looking for a golden ticket.
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The concoction, which is $5 for 12 ounces, is made with chickpeas, tahini, banana, dates, and almond milk, making it vegan, gluten- and dairy-free.
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Retinol has long been promoted as a beauty enhancer, and their black cherry, acerola and pomegranate concoction is the first drinkable version, the company says.
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I slapped down my fiver and ordered a Dole Whip Float—a creamy, soft serve-like concoction that has inspired food cults in the past.
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However refreshing this concoction might be, a part of me can't help but feel it's somehow a cheat; a waste of the precious elixir, even.
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Thomas Jefferson wrote down 18-step instructions for a special ice cream concoction, which is the first known ice cream recipe recorded by an American.
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Alternatively, I'd go to their home and they'd just offer me some dusty ass Roibus concoction they got as a freebie in a Christmas sampler.
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Curren$y did NOT nearly die on Lil Wayne's tour bus after mistakenly downing Weezy's strong sizzurp concoction -- but he did sleep for 18 hours.
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Zigzagging the full gambit of dance music, the 51st DJ Kicks edition is a heady concoction of sultry house, velvety blues, and bruising hip-hop.
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While Starbucks' Unicorn Frappuccino is "a concoction of milk, artificial sweeteners, color additives, and pinches of fruit juice concentrate for flavor," according to court papers.
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Horseshit Poor play in baseball is never bullshit or dogshit, but always horseshit, with scouts preferring the equine concoction to its bovine and canine variations.
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When I first laid eyes on this croquembouche concoction, I immediately wanted to scrap the sensible chocolate cake I had already ordered for my wedding.
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It had presented the illusion of choice, while, in reality, nearly every entree was a familiar Chinese-American concoction of syrupy proteins and starchy rice.
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During last night's episode, Cersei poisoned Tyene with a concoction called "The Long Farewell" as punishment for the death of her daughter Myrcella (Aimee Richardson).
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Call me basic, but this is one rainbow concoction I can totally get behind — even if you'll never see me sipping on a unicorn frappuccino.
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Tuesday's Washington Post interview was a mind-boggling concoction of words that often made no sense, glued together with the sticky substance of his vanity.
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Glasgow described what happened next as a moment of desperation and compassion: Liltz funneled a concoction of crushed medications in water through Courtney's feeding tube.
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Elmer's Glue — a key ingredient in the concoction — told NPR it had a 50 percent increase in sales in December 2016, thanks to the trend.
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Over three days, he received multiple doses of the anticancer drugs cladribine, cytarabine and mitoxantrone, the last a dark blue concoction often dubbed "Blue Thunder".
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In fact, it's often part of the concoction he gives patients who are prepping for the modern-day midlife right of passage: the colonoscopy. Nope.
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Just yesterday Starbucks' secret Orange Drink took Instagram by storm, and before we even had time to process (or sip) the new concoction there's more.
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TL;DR: You can get a versatile Margaritaville Bahamas frozen concoction maker on sale for $149.99 at Walmart, a $50 savings on its usual price.
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Kinsella is drunk on complementary elixirs, literature and baseball, and the cocktail he mixes of the two is a lyrical, seductive and altogether winning concoction.
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CreditCreditPhoto Illustration by Elizabeth Renstrom for The New York Times Fire cider is an herbal concoction that steeps for weeks and emerges tangy and hot.
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Ms. Baum said there was never any sort of concrete introduced into the blends and shared images that appeared to show people drinking the concoction.
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The roasted meat went into this concoction for more than an hour, bubbling along until it was tender and starting to flake from the bone.
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My sister and I are both certain that we recall the slow pour of condensed milk as it edged its way toward the frozen concoction.
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Then came the Dalgona latte: a superbly-sweet coffee concoction that relies on a caramel-thick layer of foamy coffee to bring it all together.
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But the "rancid-ish" concoction of sweet barbecue sauce, raw onions, pizza sauce and sour cream did appeal to one notable food-loving celeb: Teigen.
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However, while her Giambattista Valli concoction was priceless — in that it was custom-created for the evening — the star also sported a more thrifty accessory.
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The papyrus prescribes mixing the blood of a lizard, a bull, a female donkey and a female goat, and inserting the concoction into the eye.
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In one of Hustlers' funniest scenes, Destiny (Constance Wu) and Ramona (Jennifer Lopez) cook up a drug concoction in Destiny's kitchen — and then test it.
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Most historians agree that the egg, milk and bourbon concoction originated in medieval Britain and eventually made its way to North America in the 1700s.
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Black Tap, the New York burger joint, rose to fame with a made-for-Instagram concoction that featured whole other desserts perched atop a shake.
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Crispy bacon chunks and shredded cheese top the dish for a concoction that can best be described as a warm hug for your taste buds.
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That's a pretty horrible concoction to have effectively in terms of markets," Roger Jones, head of equities at London Capital, told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe.
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This frighteningly delicious smoked salmon and egg concoction on a brioche roll is the kind of thing you get the fuck out of bed for.
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This over-the-top cheesecake concoction combines a cherry cheesecake made with real cherries, a layer of thick fudge cake, and Ghirardelli chocolate chunks throughout.
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Isle of Dogs, writer-director Wes Anderson's second fully stop-motion-animated offering (after 2009's Fantastic Mr. Fox), is a diverting, if lightweight, concoction.
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Unprocessed cacao paste is thick, if it's mixed with cinnamon and vanilla it becomes a dessert, and if water is added it becomes a perfumed concoction.
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Even though I don't drink coffee, I chose an expensive concoction to test the limits of the birthday reward, then shared the beverage with my coworker.
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A combustible concoction of alcohol, adrenaline, and (Orthodox) God-knows-what-else roars through their veins and crawls into their sweat on this hot spring day.
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In the sickly sweet coffee drink, known in grating shorthand as the PSL, Starbucks has created a social phenomenon that transcends a relatively simple caffeinated concoction.
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Whether your poison is caramel apple shots, pumpkin-flavored cocktails, or an orange punchbowl concoction, October 31 is definitely the time to experiment with fun drinks.
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And because of its limited run (until March 26), we rushed out in the melting slush to have our destinies told by the new mystifying concoction.
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But short of donning a white lab coat and goggles, how do we create the perfect concoction of ingredients and formulas to get the desired result?
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You just mix the eggs and batter together, pour the concoction on a skillet, add the salt, pepper, and cheese, and flip it until it's cooked.
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Whether it's a spoonful of the acrid concoction in hot water or mixed with Aztec healing clay for a mask, I now can't live without it.
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So when one of our PEOPLE food editors tasted this stuffed pumpkin concoction at a potluck party recently, she knew the recipe had to be shared.
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After two meh attempts at making a Chromebook actually worth a grand, Google finally nailed the perfect concoction of specs, physical design, and overall user experience.
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His mother said she found her son drinking a concoction of cooking oil and Parmesan cheese that, according to the lawsuit, was mixed with hallucinogenic mushrooms.
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Ramras, Falcone and Davidson might have considered his crunchy chip concoction to be a delicious delicacy, but McCarthy, 46, clearly doesn't have an appetite for it.
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After the blending is complete, the concoction can be poured through a fine-grade mesh bag into a glass bowl, then transferred to a mason jar.
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They didn't have any bomb-making training and were manufacturing explosives in 113 from concentrated bleach when their concoction blew up, killing Rugo and injuring Jetton.
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Other street drugs -- such as the opioid concoction known as "grey death" -- have recently been linked to overdoses in Georgia and other parts of the South.
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Other street drugs -- such as the opioid concoction known as "grey death" -- have recently been linked to overdoses in Georgia and other parts of the South.
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The new concoction follows the limited roll out of another mash-up called the "Whopper Dog," which turned heads in various Burger King stores last month.
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Even though I'm sick of all the meal repeats, this spinach, cayenne, protein powder, mango, coconut water, and flax seed concoction isn't getting old for me.
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I just hadn't found a slick concoction that made it worth the slimy texture it left behind on my skin (which, IMO, is unequivocally the worst).
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Along the way, I come across a stand serving jal jeera—another water, cumin, lime concoction, but this one comes with mint and floating puffed rice.
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After all, Starbucks limited-edition Unicorn Frappuccino was only available for a weekend and people are still trying to wrap their heads around the sugary concoction.
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This called for Seconal, Brother Infirmarian decided, along with his own private concoction of honey and water and a little whiskey, for the love of God.
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That company continues to take all the water it needs to produce and sell its fizzy concoction locally, while pouring foul-smelling effluvia into nearby rivers.
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But while that concoction can be nice set atop a waffle cone, the sweetness of the condensed milk tends to overpower more-delicate flavors like peach.
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Good ol' Cara Nicoletti, coming to your rescue yet again with a concoction that really is only acceptable to eat after consuming significant quantities of alcohol.
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This wacky ice cream concoction was the steakhouse's only exception to its rule of fresh, never-frozen steak, according to a press release sent to Insider.
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The owner, Helmut Haller, 30, was on his day off, trying out a new coffee machine and a concoction of iced espresso with blood-orange lemonade.
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Combining it with baking soda (preferably with beakers and test tubes while cackling through a thunderstorm) could result in a potent concoction that improves your endurance.
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"Today's spicy dip is his favorite," Ms. Vilawan said as she mixed chiles, garlic, lime and shrimp paste into a pungent concoction served alongside blanched vegetables.
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The original's incredible concoction of frescoes, marble, alabaster and gilding was exquisitely represented in the model, the centerpiece of which, of course, was the magnificent staircase.
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Somewhat reminiscent of Filipino halo halo, it's a cold, slushy concoction with avocado, jackfruit, durian and kolang kaling, the small immature fruits of the feather palm.
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Most historians agree that eggnog, the egg, milk and bourbon concoction, originated in medieval England and eventually made its way to North America in the 1700s.
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And on Sunday, Mr. Trump made it clear again that regardless of statements by Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Coats, the entire issue is a political concoction.
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Earlier this year, I wrote an essay for Vox about my own experience with ayahuasca, a plant concoction that contains the natural hallucinogen known as DMT.
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Recently, the entire floor was removed plank by plank and reassembled at almost a 45-degree angle for the latest bizarro theatrical concoction from playwright Asher Hartman.
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The most amusing is "The Cyanide & Happiness Show," an animated concoction that began life a decade ago as a web comic and has a substantial fan base.
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Bright is an algorithm-friendly concoction poised to catch viewers, in much the same way as The Cloverfield Paradox, who might stumble upon it from various directions.
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Easy recipes for DIY beauty products can be found all over the internet, but knowing what concoction is best for you can take some trial and error.
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Then, he took the foam from that concoction, which is laced with orange and vanilla, and put it on top of an IPA to create the head.
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While the precise concoction of materials is a trade secret, Lavelle says his shirts include nylon, Lycra, spandex, cotton, and a variety of polyesters in their design.
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Chances are you've seen someone reach for a plastic shaker bottle after a workout, mix up some powdery concoction, and chug it as fast as they can.
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The sweet maple syrup combined with the richness of the egg and earthiness of the gin gives this creamy concoction a robust flavor with a smooth finish.
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With wacky debuts from big-name companies, like this summer's slushie concoction from Sonic, the recent boom in pickle-flavored goods is both off-putting and fascinating.
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The only thing in Brazil as well-loved as football might be this crusty concoction of roast beef, gherkins, mozzarella, oregano, and tomato on a bread roll.
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A chef is in the kitchen preparing salmon grain bowls for the assemblage of pro surfers hanging around outside, but Fincham is intent on his own concoction.
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Most culinary historians agree that eggnog stems from a medieval British drink called "posset," a thick, boozy, ale-like concoction seasoned with whatever spices were on hand.
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I'm specifically speaking of the Bulbasaur flavor, which is broccoli-inspired, though I'm also not a fan of Charmander's habanero pepper flavor, or Gengar's purple potato concoction.
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What's most impressive is The Black Pearl's colour—other than Coke, black coffee, or a special Halloween concoction, I can't remember ever drinking what's essentially black juice.
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Colombia is one country not necessarily known for delicious ceviche—it's commonly served in a less-than-appetizing "shrimp cocktail" concoction heavily slathered in ketchup and mayonnaise.
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Try drizzling a blood-like liquid (such as red wine, ketchup, prop blood, or a DIY concoction) over your partner's body, or invest in some prop knives.
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During her time spent with Avery's sorority sisters and friends, Singer learned a new alcoholic concoction that she can perhaps implement at a future Housewives dinner party.
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But this afternoon, as he sucked on a mod loaded with a banana-strawberry concoction, he was trying not to think about the trouble he was in.
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VidCon 33 featured a rainbow slide, a terrifying snow cone/ice cream/cotton candy concoction called "The Unicorn" and a giant Invisalign-branded gum and candy dispenser.
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VidCon 2019 featured a rainbow slide, a terrifying snow cone/ice cream/cotton candy concoction called "The Unicorn" and a giant Invisalign-branded gum and candy dispenser.
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The Senate Republican Conference released a step-by-step video Tuesday showing how to stir up the soupy concoction to go along with that turkey and stuffing.
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Our favorite, though, was brought in from Carousel Cakes in Nanuet, Rockland County: It was a rich chocolate mousse concoction with alternating layers of mousse and cake.
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Cocktails served in coconuts with plenty of Colombian rum were at the ready, but standouts were more original, like a concoction of fresh watermelon, ginger and vodka.
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Depending on what's fresh at Central Market across the road, that might mean a savory concoction with Tanqueray, rocket, and tomato water, or something even more daring.
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So instead, they would gather balsam flowers, mash up the petals and leaves, spread the paste over their nails, and sleep with the concoction on their fingers.
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That recipe—or receipt, as they were called then—is for a savory concoction made of the broth of a rich oyster soup, strained, and then frozen.
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Two never-fail hangover foods—fried rice and cheeseburgers—combine into one super recovery food in this concoction from our host of The Hangover Show, Cara Nicoletti.
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They praise it for coming up with specialty drinks that appeal to the varied tastes of Chinese consumers, like a concoction it calls guava cheese ruby tea.
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"This spurious concoction is basically on a par with the most humdrum pulp fiction," Howard Thompson, reviewing the film for The New York Times, wrote in 1950.
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Many fans joked that it was a Starbucks order, and the coffee company itself piled on with a joke about its "Dragon Drink," a sweet, pink concoction.
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He was minding his own business, drinking a concoction called Complete Start, a plant-rich, low-sugar breakfast shake he and his business partner had recently created.
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Ms. Halvorson played the tune's springy melody with a gargling underwater effect on her guitar, like some concoction of the early rock 'n' roll producer Joe Meek.
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Thanks to the BBQ and Bluegrass festival, we snacked on a barbecue-nachos concoction, with shredded brisket, coleslaw, baked beans and barbecue sauce, all atop corn chips.
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This new concoction isn&apost the first time Disney has experimented with liquor and beignets, which are French pastries that are a staple of New Orleans cuisine.
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Most historians agree that eggnog, a concoction of egg, milk and bourbon, originated in medieval England and eventually made its way to North America in the 1700s.
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What we do know is that eggnog itself is a strange traditional concoction, and at some point we began to associate the drink with the holiday season.
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The "finely curated menu of artisanal cocktails," as the hotel's website describes it, includes the Heart of Gold, a negroni-like concoction infused with white truffles ($150).
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All the works in the show manage to be familiar in form and in cultural signifiers, but the sum of their parts is almost always a concoction.
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The employees were also a load of absolute sweethearts, whose eyes lit up when you tried their product and attempted to guess what concoction they'd put together.
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The result is this silky concoction, which is completely undetectable on the skin and gets you in the habit of wearing daily sun protection without fear of acne.
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If you're going to order the colorful mango, sour and vanilla concoction, keep in mind that the drink contains a whopping 500 calories and 76 grams of sugar.
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Borax, another ingredient in many slime recipes, and cornstarch, a necessity for making a similar concoction called oobek, have also been harder to come by, the site reports.
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"There have been recipes, songs and poems about cabbage, dating back hundreds if not thousands of years, referring to it as a morning after concoction," Bishop-Stall says.
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The inside is exactly like that godly juice you get inside a Raffaello: a creamy coconut concoction that will make you want to lick the thing inside out.
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"BRIC is an empty concoction, of almost no meaning, a largely Chinese political myth," says Charles Hill, a former senior U.S. diplomat and now a professor at Yale.
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My skin is another story though: I've been trying not to buy moisturizer, and instead use a concoction of regular lotion and sunscreen, and my skin looks dry.
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A place where skills like poison concoction and the ancient art of blowdart shooting are literally taught in school is a fantasy where the evil is plainly obvious.
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They then plan to tell the international trade authorities like the World Trade Organization (WTO) that their concoction is not a corporate income tax, but rather a VAT.
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Fans of Taco Bell can go online to pre-order the mystery meal, for a chance to taste test the concoction before it becomes officially available in stores.
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That's when criminals use a concoction of disparate data — including Social Security numbers, names and addresses — to create a fake identity with "his" or "her" own credit file.
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But it can take more than a decade for a standard antibiotic to transition from discovery to pharmacy, let alone an entirely novel concoction or seemingly convoluted treatment.
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FROZEN DESSERT CHAIN: CULVER'S — This Wisconsin-born frozen custard chain serves everything from burgers to onion rings to frozen custard concretes, which are a distinctly Midwestern dessert concoction.
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And yet I couldn't stop squirming during Sunday afternoon's performance there of "Flight," a multimedia concoction for string quartet, electronics and video conceived by the composer Roger Reynolds.
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There's not much detail on the Amazon listing page for this Romtec concoction, though it does say the cabin is 200 square feet with an additional covered porch.
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She ordered us both something called Ramona; it was a bubbly, pinkish concoction with a zingy, fragrant grapefruit tang, and it came from a can, like a soda.
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But it takes a special kind of half-fantasy/half-nightmare concoction to cook up what happened to Tennessee midway through the first quarter against Texas A&M.
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The special menu for the debate included two $11 cocktails: one called Hillary's Inbox (an electric blue concoction) and another named Trump Tower (a twist on a Negroni).
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As I watch him hastily scoop the concoction into the hollowed-out metal pitcher resting on a plate—the same vessel Fieri had showed me earlier—Fieri interrupts.
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Cold brew is typically made by mixing coffee grounds with cool water and steeping the concoction overnight, but with Dash's Rapid Cold Brew System, there's no waiting around.
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Lynch's latest avant-garde concoction is as inspired and beguiling a blend of model-work, C.G.I., animation, costuming, makeup, set-design and cinematography as he's ever cooked up.
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Tonight's concoction is Kroger bran flakes, half a scoop of chocolate Ascent whey protein powder, frozen raspberries, two small crushed gingersnap cookies, and a dollop of peanut butter.
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The Carpetbagger The arrival of documentary stars on the red carpet often brings a stiff blast of reality to the fairy-tale concoction that is the Academy Awards.
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Bacon Egg and Swiss Croissant This concoction was the messiest of the bunch, and the ooze of mayo-looking sauce wasn't the most visually appealing at first inspection.
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Thanks to a marketing push by Campari, the "drink of summer" title has gone to the Aperol spritz — a concoction that also happens to glisten like crushed dewy marigolds.
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They're serious about the martini here, almost to the point of religious obsession, and bartender Craig Petrie is attempting to initiate me in the rites of an immaculate concoction.
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Try it here: Organic goddess dressing Two glass bottles of matcha smoothie Get the recipe: Aloe vera detox drinkWake yourself up naturally with an aloe vera, basil, cucumber concoction.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make An Immune Booster Juice If possible, the former Bachelorette contestant also encourages drinking the concoction right after making it—so it maintains its nutrients.
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I put about three drops of the shade 'Moonlight' into the palm of my hand with some body lotion, swirled the concoction together and rubbed it onto my legs.
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However, agency also lets them do things like what reddit user "Darth_Mufasa" did in the Sims with their murder-pool/haunted house concoction: It was the Sims of course.
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When stacked up against the jalapeño, the Carolina Reaper used in GE's concoction is rated at 2.2 million heat units, and is considered the hottest pepper in the world.
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The fourth-year university student made the strange-looking concoction by throwing vitamin B2 pills, tonic water and green food colouring in the water used to boil the rice.
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Related: Treating the Elusive, Disabling "Flatness" of Schizophrenia I take medication three times a day; at night, I need a concoction of melatonin, Benadryl, and Vistaril to fall asleep.
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Two months ago he decided to make this egg-and-cheese concoction with spicy hot sauce in this really weird pot he saw on YouTube that's impossible to clean.
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We were there for lablabi, an ingenious concoction that involves taking chunks of day-old bread and smothering them with chickpeas, a deeply spiced broth and harissa chili paste.
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Whether you've broken your leg or have a cold, there is an herbal concoction to drink and some combination of food and medicine that will fix you right up.
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I, a relatively new teetotaler, wondered as I sat there, sipping on some fennel-sage-tonic concoction, the lucid frenzy whirring around me: What makes a bar a bar?
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To those who don't know, a meat pie is a crust filled with a (usually) piping hot concoction of beef and gravy, often enjoyed with tomato sauce a.k.a. ketchup.
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Totally aptly named YouTube channel Healthy Junk Food recreated Burger King's latest snack food concoction, Cheetos Chicken Fries, so that you can make them yourself, in your own kitchen.
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The Samoa one has a similar three-layer arrangement, with a caramel-coconut-chocolate concoction — just like the cookie — topped with Bavarian cream holding (you guessed it) a Samoa.
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Please excuse us while we go put together this concoction, and maybe after we'll write up a petition to bring the Oreo Peanut Butter Ice Cream Sandwiches to America.
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The original tweeter and Taylor did not respond to immediate requests for comment from MUNCHIES regarding how they feel about this beloved concoction being the internet's latest punching bag.
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Although doctors have not yet pinpointed what about this drug concoction led to Tsukanova's death, her passing is a warning about the dangers of illegal drugs, especially when mixed.
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He created the concoction with two-thirds conditioner and a splash of Mountain Dew, mixing the formula into a cream and applying the paste to his platinum-blond hair.
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And just as a cake decorator might do, she swirls figure-8 shapes through the concoction with the back of her color brush until the design is just right.
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With or without Moore, however, the bill is an extraordinarily sloppy and reckless concoction: its benefits are concentrated at the top, and it casually sabotages the health-insurance system.
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A word of caution for those who might be tempted to slurp down the cloud-like egg concoction: Calorie-wise, this is quite the opposite of a skinny latte.
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Since this concoction is part antibody and part T-cell, it is a chimera, like the monster of Greek mythology that is part lion, part goat and part serpent.
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The most popular way to prepare the concoction is to dump out half of a two-liter bottle of coke and pour in a bottle of cheap red wine.
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"Is this room epic or what?" a beaming Asprey asks us, a cup of Bulletproof Coffee—a concoction infused with butter and an easily digestible oil—in his hand.
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As a child and into my teenage years, my father occasionally made me a concoction of Cognac, honey and hot water to relieve a sore throat and clear congestion.
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I promise you extremely tender meat and an abundance of leftover schmaltzy liquid in the baking dish, a concoction so good you might swear off plain olive oil forever.
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A weird little growth right where long ago I used to slather a baby-oil-and-iodine concoction as I sat on a dorm roof during my college years.
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Some of them ordered a Tommy Rowles; after he had worked there for a while, a rum-and-cognac concoction named for him was added to the drink menu.
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The Canarinha added more complexity than a typical caipirinha with unaged cachaça, as well as some bitterness; overall, it was a drier and, perhaps, a less-beach friendly concoction.
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They are a vast improvement over last year's popular concoction: the frosé, a fairly sweet rosé wine slushie made with puréed strawberries and simple syrup, more dessert than cocktail.
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A moment later, she and her co-star, Constance Wu, were filming a scene in which they cook up the MDMA-ketamine concoction they would use on their marks.
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Trump's new Washington, D.C., hotel also recently raised the prices on the "romanesque revival," a bourbon concoction that, at $24, is the least expensive cocktail option at the bar.
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The menu is marked by oysters, caviar, lobster, and a vividly orange Porthilly crab sauce, a concoction used at all of Outlaw's restaurants that tastes like a buttery bisque.
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For those who truly want their eight hours, each pod comes with socks, a water bottle, ear plugs and Dream Water — a melatonin-infused concoction that claims to facilitate sleep.
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The press release explains: The charming concoction starts with a purple blend of "toad's breath" and orange crème Frappuccino and a swirl of green "bat warts" (made with chia seeds).
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I can't explain what happened exactly but I'm guessing that the shoddy plumbing, the fact that there were too many people using it, plus the concoction made the toilet explode.
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Then, she added bright red fruit punch to the bowl, stirred her concoction, made a sandwich, and proceeded to dip that sandwich into a tall glass of fruit punch. No!
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And in that book, he reveals that the driving force behind that memorable season was actually a disgusting concoction of drinks that would likely leave the average person throwing up.
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A dab of the raw, unprocessed stuff is better for you than any store-bought concoction and will solve every skin-care woe you've ever had — or so they say.
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In a stroke of genius, he used a chemistry set to create a similar (and more marketable) concoction he called the Lash Brow Line that would eventually be dubbed Maybelline.
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But the whole premise of the movie — that some sort of weaponized CRISPR concoction can infect animals and change their bodies as well as their behavior — is incredibly far-fetched.
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It&aposs this saliva that&aposs responsible for the irritating itch of a mosquito bite, thanks to a concoction of proteins found in it that people are slightly allergic to.
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To that unholy concoction they sometimes add coloring, flavoring and other additives, and all of that adds up to a bunch of crap that hasn't anything to do with agave.
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Knowing this concoction is going on top could give us the boost we need to throw some pancake batter in a hot pan and make a real breakfast for once.
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Spotted by Rachel Lonergan on Twitter, the concoction of deep fried spuds, topped with a very American combination of ranch and liquid, radioactive-looking cheese left people scratching their heads.
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Normally, your opponent is forced to drink the concoction mixed by the player dropping the chips, but Diaz opted to chug her own cocktail of salsa verde and kale smoothie.
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Toss in a live service like YouTube TV, the music app of your choice, and whatever gaming concoction suits your needs, and you're suddenly ringing up a pretty grim bill.
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She danced the merengue in a Latino neighbourhood in Washington Heights and devoured an ice-cream concoction called "Victory Mac Daddy" at an ice-cream parlour in the East Village.
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Rub the concoction on your face and neck, and leave on for 20 to 30 minutes, ideally when taking a bath so the steam can help the ingredients absorb. 3.
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I have found a new and very hard-to-find brand of particularly potent spice mix, and figured out how I can brine the bird in the concoction for days.
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He ostensibly named his new concoction after himself — using a portion of his last name — until he changed the name to Pepsi-Cola in 1898, per The Pepsi Store website.
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In another example, Zeblon Gwala, who worked many years as a long-haul truck driver before opening a clinic, claimed that his secret concoction called ubhejane could treat the disease.
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A pair of magi in the center panel are serving musicians a concoction made from berries and herbs — one of the magi with wide-eyes and perhaps intentionally dilated pupils.
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Papers filed in federal court say The End started selling their rainbow-y concoction back in December and filed for a trademark on January 20; that application is still pending.
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The classic chocolate egg cream, which contains neither egg nor cream, has been afavorite sweet & fizzy concoction mixed up in soda shops and new york bodegas for over a century.
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But this fictional concoction has earned a small spot in history: The Redick posts that morning were among the first public signs of an unprecedented foreign intervention in American democracy.
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Ms. Bossy's concoction is made with Aperol, prosecco, grapefruit juice, lemon, orange flower water and vodka, served in a chilled goblet with a small stem, and garnished with a huskberry.
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" Then he put a curse on the head of any priest who makes "any concoction for anybody with a view to promoting any immigration to any part of the world.
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Or, maybe it is fair to say that our concept of America itself was a concoction, that it was always one solid body blow away from buckling at the knees.
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Mr. Trump, his closest aides say, has never been able to separate the question of preventing future Russian meddling from his conviction that the entire issue is a political concoction.
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Unlike most face masks — which come ready to apply — you'll have to whip up your own concoction using equal parts Aztec Indian Healing clay and apple cider vinegar or water.
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And if that includes a dubious concoction of molly and ketamine and maxed out corporate credit cards, resulting in bloody businessmen and slurred social security numbers, then so be it.
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At his downtown restaurant, one such option is the yookgejang, a complex concoction of beef brisket, threads of egg, scallion and bean sprouts, all infused with fiery hot beef broth.
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An alcoholic concoction of angelica root, gentian and about a dozen other herbs, plague water was popular among medieval apothecaries as a tonic to ward off a variety of diseases.
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I went to the supermarket to stock up on paper towels and cookies and the caramel-flavored almond-milk-infused concoction that is the only coffee drink I can stomach.
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" Anna Gaca at Spin called it an "infuriating kitsch concoction," and Jon Caramanica at the New York Times said it was Perry "in her least convincing mode — dance-floor diva.
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After all, the traditional sense of a love potion as a flowery concoction to ensnare the object of your affection might seem like an idea best left in the medieval era.
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A popular concoction of milk, tea and tapioca balls — a delicious treat to some, and an acquired taste to others — bubble tea was popularized by Japan but actually originated in Taiwan.
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This exciting concoction is a splendid treat to pair with your aprés dinner glass, or to simply keep in your desk at work, where drinking actual rosé is probably frowned upon.
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The boozy concoction is filled with a few of Mark's favorite things: blended coffee ice cream, chocolate ice cream, Bulleit bourbon and heavy cream, topped with his favorite chocolate turtle crumbles.
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My midday snack is led by my cookie cravings, but instead of running out to the bakery I decide to create some wild concoction with what I have in the pantry.
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Apothic Brew has a mocha flavor to it that reminds us of a toned-down version of red wine hot chocolate — if you haven't had that home concoction, you're missing out.
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"I was given a concoction and every time I took it, I was sick -- that was my treatment until I healed," recalls Houndedji, 6, one of the children Plan International interviewed.
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A few people in the comments have even suggested I should have sent him some concoction containing things like lye or superglue, which strikes me as a way, way disproportionate response.
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The never-ending quest to create new caffeinated beverages using only two ingredients has left Starbucks with its newest concoction: the Latte Macchiato, a permanent fixture on its menu starting Tuesday.
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A puff or two of this yummy and naturally flavored concoction, available for 25% at all strengths, will help you relax as easily as you could when you were a kid.
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EggsHarper sometimes cooks a quick breakfast egg "muffin": He mixes cheese, ham, and almond flour or coconut flour in with eggs, then sticks the concoction in the oven in muffin tins.
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Kids evidently combine the fuel with Mountain Dew and call the concoction "Dewshine," but it shouldn't be confused with the craft soft drink marketed by Mountain Dew under the same name.
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It's impossible to think of a better image to kick off a record that marked a firm pivot back to depravity (and one named for Future's favored codeine-and-soda concoction).
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Within a six-story stairwell, they are suspending 160 silicone cords that move up and down in a wavelike motion from a ceiling dome, a concoction they call a kinetic installation.
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What was once a concoction of scraps in the Third Reich became a fizzy, brightly colored soda in Italy and is now a drink shared internationally by all types of people.
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He licks a dripping ice cream cone multiple times, the sugary concoction still dripping from the corners of his lips—and before you ask, it's exactly as gross as it sounds.
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Where fondue uses a white wine and a bit of kirsch to thin the melted cheese, this little concoction keeps it a little more real with a basic, cheap light lager.
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In the video, above, Willcox and sex therapist Madeleine Castellanos, MD, test Foria's cannabis-coconut-oil concoction on their hands and talk why it's even better when applied to your genitals.
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"In My Bones" is a homage to Prince, a studio concoction savoring a "funky feeling in my bones" (and featuring a lone guest instrumentalist, MonoNeon, busily thumb-popping the electric bass).
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He took a plastic bottle of green liquid, squirted some of its contents into an aluminum pot of boiling water and began stirring the concoction with a hard white plastic spatula.
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For drinks without the rigmarole, nearby Gaspard is a tiny wood-lined bar whose specialties include La Sieste de Shiva (whiskey, chai spice and pineapple; 233 euros), a sweet-sour concoction.
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Even businesses that have benefited from his reforms complain that he has botched the execution, leaving the nation to confront the same concoction of misery that has plagued it for decades.
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The bacterial concoction that volunteers drank this summer — tested by the company Synlogic — may become the first synthetic biology-based medical treatment to gain approval by the Food and Drug Administration.
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The challenge is getting them to try a sushi burrito -- a chicken-and-rice concoction wrapped in a seaweed leaf that's available in Chicago -- or a seared steak and cheddar sandwich.
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This wasn't the turmeric milk my grandmother made for me growing up, but my own concoction, a delicious, caffeinated, generously spiced hybrid, hot with grated ginger and sweetened with supermarket honey.
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This involves soaking the spent fuel in a bath of molten salt and then zapping the concoction with a big dose of electricity to heat it to nearly 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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A voluminous petticoat dress from 286-21917 is shown next to a shorter concoction with a similar silhouette, from the fall 21917 John Galliano for Dior couture "Freud or Fetish" collection.
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It's the type of concoction you'd be forced to eat for a high school dare, or pay big bucks for as part of a degustation meal — all options leading to regret.
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Lance, who hastily downs the concoction without knowing its purpose, isn't particularly pleased with his new appearance, and the film revels in the absurdity of this human-to-avian body swap.
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The bacterial concoction that volunteers drank this summer — tested by the company Synlogic — may become the first synthetic biology-based medical treatment to gain approval by the Food and Drug Administration.
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She only goes full Southern in the Gentleman Caller scenes, for which she has been outfitted with a ratty, Halloween princess concoction of pink tulle (by the costume designer Wojciech Dziedzic).
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The sauces on the side make it a party: a creamy queso-fresco concoction, a rich rocoto-chili crema, and a green aji-pepper sauce for a tiny bit of heat.
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If you're lucky, you've spent some time in the summer sun sipping on an Aperol Spritz—a fizzy, boozy concoction of Aperol, Prosecco, and soda—at some point in your life.
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We'll totally respect anyone who tries this and actually likes it, but this might be the first we've ever hoped that a T-Bell concoction doesn't make it past its testing phase.
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Measurements given here are to be used for the first time the cocktail is mixed; after that, it should be poured without measurements in order to create a unique concoction every time.
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It's Starbucks' latest concoction that has people running out to corporate coffee shops, where they spend $63 and most likely take a bunch of smartphone photos to later post on social media.
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We thought we'd seen it all when it comes to wedding cakes, but we recently spotted this handcrafted-sugar-art concoction on Instagram that made us reevaluate what we thought we knew.
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The participants who handled the gun put in significantly more hot sauce -- and were also more likely to express disappointment after learning that no one was going to actually drink the concoction.
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So, we were playing in the trailer, and we have an espresso machine in the trailer, so I took our concoction and I threw in the espresso grounds, and it was perfect.
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But all you need is a little dose of reality — in her preferred concoction of humor and kindness — to remind us why we fell in love with it in the first place.
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Related: This Wearable Is an 8-Bit, Glitch-Style Video Synth "Infinity" Is An Audio-Visual Concoction That Will Shake Your Senses Flowers Burst and Bloom in VJ Collective's Hypnotic Watercolor Experiment
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Each flavor is labeled with a list of ingredients visible through the glass—a purple-white concoction, "Condo," is made of coconut water, HDMI cable, infant formula, tumeric, yoga mat, and glass.
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The recipe for Nickelodeon's slime was revealed a few years back, but before you go whipping up the famous green concoction, know that Walmart has a tastier alternative hitting stores very soon.
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There's something about the zesty lime, ginger beer, and vodka concoction that never fails to instantly quench our thirst — and the swish copper mug they come in certainly adds to the magic.
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The UN envoy to Gambia, Fadzai Gwaradzimba, was expelled from the country after warning the concoction had not been assessed by the international health community and advising patients to continue normal treatment.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Mark Schneider, the chief executive of the Swiss food giant Nestlé, gripped a bun-clad concoction that looked like a bacon cheeseburger but contained no actual bacon, cheese or beef.
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CHOCOLATE FROSTY-CCINO — This was described by Wendy's as "cold-brew coffee mixed with either chocolate or vanilla Frosty cream," leading to my expectation that this would be an affogato-like concoction.
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The Eucharist finds its startling and disturbing counterpart in an alien concoction that, combined and consumed with the brains of the dead, allows the identity of the deceased to live in us.
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You can opt to have your colorful concoction thrust into a cup of vanilla soft serve and topped with Fruity Pebbles (to continue the rainbow trend) or other cereal and candy toppings.
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Courtney McBroom, a native Texan, believes that one of the best things to come from her home state is queso, a gooey concoction of processed cheese, pico de gallo, avocado, and cilantro.
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That said, Dr. Young herself is a fan of the concoction, she says, but prefers to wind down with it in the evenings rather than make it part of a morning ritual.
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If you want the classic recipe — basically, a strong concoction of equal parts gin, sweet vermouth and an Italian or Italianate bitter aperitivo (traditionally Campari) — most bars and restaurants have you covered.
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He admitted that he cannot cure AIDS, but claimed to be able to slow it down — to "make the virus drunk and weak" — with a concoction made from the local omusikamoori tree.
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Ms. Duff, the head of the C. diff patients group, credits her own recovery from the disease to a homemade concoction her husband created with his own stool in the kitchen blender.
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The vaguely sweet scent of both the shampoo and conditioner took some getting used to, but not using artificial fragrance — a mystery concoction of potentially toxic ingredients — is never a bad thing.
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Although there are some solid moments, the resulting concoction is a bit of a mess, the kind that makes one wish these very busy, in-demand performers were a bit more selective.
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The server poured dill oil and powdered phytoplankton into a corked glass press filled with salt-and-vinegar water, emulsified the concoction, then poured the hot broth into a black ceramic cup.
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He founded Bay Area End of Life Options, a consulting group that educates physicians, advocates on patients' behalf and prescribes the lethal concoction for some patients who meet the criteria for participation.
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As the plant-based milk market continues to grow, I expect we'll see a lot more of these blends, just as many supermarkets will now sell you a coconut-almond milk concoction.
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At Lee's L.A. practice, injectors administer Botox mixed with H.A. filler via a microinfusion punch, which is basically a microneedling device that lightly punches the concoction into the skin using gold-plated .
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The outlet also reported that Rovane used "bentonite clay, a mineral-based concoction that has long been used as a laxative," in order to mitigate the effects of poisoning herself with cyanide.
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As we chugged free blue and green milk (normally $20193 a pop), and an alcoholic concoction from the local Cantina called a Yub Nub, we could not spend our credits fast enough.
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Sam Eckstein, co-owner of Springbone Kitchen—a restaurant in N.Y.C. that specializes in bone broth—is sharing an easy way to make the nutrient-packed concoction at home this holiday season.
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The young people in the audience on Monday laughed the loudest during the final scene, when the witch, whipping together a concoction to fatten up Hansel for baking, made a colossal mess.
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The familiarity of these characters and their desires, all a concoction of Kevin's perspective, is, ironically, what makes the novel absorbing in its simplicity about bourgeois banality and the quest for expression.
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We wondered if he'd eased off since then, but these photos -- from February through August of this year -- show him consistently rocking the double cup ... commonly used for the codeine cough syrup concoction.
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Although by drinking a concoction they call a "beerdo" — a spoonful of instant coffee chased by beer mixed with vodka -- I'm pretty sure they won't be remembering all of those memories very clearly.
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"It's on the secret menu," you can tell your envious friends as you turn your cheekbones inside out trying to sip the thick, ice-cream-sandwich-esque concoction through a flimsy plastic straw.
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It's a strange and awkward request, but Eugene decides to help them, and when he tries to pick up some cold medicine for his concoction, he learns how intoxicating power can actually be.
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There's no price or release date, as this is far from becoming a real product, but if Razer finds enough demand from users, the company promises to build this crazy concoction for real.
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Arrive to find all my work friends knee-deep in food and drink, so I quickly start my own tab and order a delicious gin and rosé concoction for myself and a friend.
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And starting tomorrow, the brand will introduce two limited-edition holiday aromas to the lineup (Celebrations, shown here, is a classic cinnamon-and-clove concoction; Snowfall is your fresh, Christmas tree-inspired blend).
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Incidents in Texas, Wyoming, and California, for example, have heightened calls for a better understanding of how the concoction of sand and metal compounds, used in the production of gasoline, affects human health.
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Kris Yenbamroong of LA's Night + Market Song blew our minds with this high-brow/low-brow concoction of fried instant noodles sautéed with a gorgeous 28-day dry-aged porterhouse and fresh uni.
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Wearing bio-degradable gloves, my sugar-er grabbed a handful of the golden-hued, sticky, sugary concoction, which was warmed to room temperature in a container, and applied a glob to my leg.
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When Roberts injects this concoction into his belly fat, the hope is that the N6 gene will coax his body into producing antibodies, which will then enter the bloodstream and fight his HIV.
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Having seen a video online recently showing Stanford University archeology students straw-sucking "spit beer"—a porridge-textured, cheese-scented concoction—I hadn't expected any drink related to it to taste particularly good.
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Reeling off a skittering concoction of singsong rhymes in his signature geeked-up hazy tone and soul-inflected pop melodies, Towkio seems to lean into his bars with an off-the-cuff swagger.
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After applying a magic, smelly concoction on their curly roots and washing it out, they'd emerge from underneath the kitchen faucet with silky straight locks, just like on the front of the box.
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After being mixed with stem cells, the unapproved concoction was injected directly into the tumors of cancer patients at California Stem Cell Treatment Centers in Rancho Mirage and Beverly Hills, the FDA said.
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There we would gather as she took a jello-based concoction of pentobarbital and morphine, a barbiturate similar to what Marilyn Monroe and Judy Garland took at the time of their accidental deaths.
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This popular cocktail is a multi-acid concoction "formulated with salicylic acid, which assists in penetration, lactic acid for exfoliation, and resorcinol, which assists the action of the lactic acid," says Dr. Lancer.
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By the end of the month, my mother was blending absolutely any food to hand into a green concoction known as "slump" and pouring it into my mouth like a cement mixer wagon.
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While it may not sound appetizing, the concoction — also known as "bulletproof coffee" — is popular among people who follow high-fat diets and modeled after yak-butter drinks consumed in Tibet for centuries.
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In 1911, the American Medical Association classified the Soothing Syrup a "baby killer," but the concoction remained on the market in the United Kingdom until 1930, almost 80 years after it first appeared.
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For the last 37 years, the refreshing concoction has been a staple beverage in the small, touristy community of Tequila, Jalisco thanks to the genius efforts of one street vendor: Don Marcos Pacheco.
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Styled like a gentleman's club, the bar, a joint effort with the high-end department store Globus, serves cocktails like the Aviator, a $26 concoction of Aviation American gin, Champagne and lavender syrup.
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While it certainly seems like an easy concoction to make, it's left many wondering if homemade sanitizer is actually safe — especially after a child in New Jersey was allegedly burned — let alone effective.
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Despite the "upscale" promise of taking things "next level," those "time consuming molds" only cost about $10 on Amazon and contribute to the zen-like process of measuring and mixing an elevated concoction.
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The concoction came about by accident while he was a maître d' at a restaurant in Piedras Negras, near the border of Mexico and Texas, Google says in its story about his life.
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My dad left the black concoction on the stove in the big pot with instructions to bring it to a boil every ten days over the next few months until the baby arrived.
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The night's special cocktails were "the Melania," a $22019 watermelon and vodka concoction served in flutes with a lemon peel, and "the Trump," described as an old fashioned made with cognac for $30.
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A Minneapolis distillery, working off medieval texts, will soon begin serving an alcoholic concoction of angelica root, gentian, rose buds, above, and about a dozen other herbs once used to ward off disease.
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Once I'd mixed my concoction, we hopped over to the rolling station where we flattened our work, folded in a layer of lavender buds, and rolled the product out into a Yule log-shape.
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I just spent two hours at the place that's supposed to make us all pioneers in the second space age, and all I can think is that it's a concoction worthy of North Korea.
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An 11-year-old Massachusetts girl suffered blistering burns to her hands after making "slime" at her home last week, prompting many to wonder if the popular homemade gooey concoction is safe for children.
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As tempting as it may be to become the Barefoot Contessa of comedones, there are better ways to get rid of blackheads than with your DIY concoction of whatever the Internets has served up.
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" The guys behind the wine don't think there's any right or wrong way to drink their colorful concoction, but they do recommend pairing it with "sushi, nachos with guacamole, pasta carbonara, and smoked salmon.
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The spicy beer concoction known as a michelada is a Bloody Mary-like Mexican beer cocktail that hits the spot when you're miserably hungover or when you're drinking some with a plate of tacos.
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Spoiler alert, but it's right there on the book's cover: Patterson, who wrote the book with Strathdee, was saved by a concoction of phages urgently assembled by a nationwide network of researchers and clinicians.
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The popularity of wrestling in the country of under three million people, sandwiched between Russia and China, is only paralleled by their love for horses, meat and an alcoholic mare's milk concoction called airag.
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And while the stylistic and visual references are unmissable — my particular favorite was a shot that seemed to evoke the original Nightmare on Elm Street — the whole concoction is missing any sense of joy.
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I'd watch with wide-eyed wonder as Grandma Hattie applied a smelly, white concoction (relaxer creme mixed with an activator) on Aunt Tia's roots with a brush before washing it out with neutralizing shampoo.
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Avid Reader, a delightful concoction of well-told vignettes from his stints at Simon & Schuster and Knopf, plus five years as the editor of The New Yorker, did away with my years-long impatience.
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And as the sugaring process continued, the amber-colored concoction changed from a golden hue to a yellow-y, almost-creamy shade, as dead skin cells and hair were rolled into the sugar formula.
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This may speak to mischaracterizations of the source of the CBD in a vape product: isolated and purified CBD extracts or a concoction made of whole plant cannabis that had a high CBD:THC ratio.
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In the modern era, 1904 Olympic marathon runner Thomas Hicks downed a concoction of egg whites and strychnine—a rat poison that also acts as a stimulant in small doses—en route to victory.
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Plus, thanks to the orange essential oil, cinnamon, and cloves in the blend, the concoction smells incredible, which, if you ask us, makes the banal act of buffing your skin a little more exciting.
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Then we slipped away, a rum concoction called the Gumby Slumber firmly in hand, aboard the Truman, a wood-paneled boat named for the president who used Little Palm Island as a fishing camp.
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She was only the 217th person in the world to be diagnosed with the disorder and among the first to receive the concoction of steroids, immunoglobulin infusions and plasmapheresis she credits for her recovery.
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They say the drink was actually born about 50 years earlier during Prohibition, when Charlie "Old Man" Bishop blended a concoction of rum, vodka, whiskey, gin, tequila and a little bit of maple syrup.
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Near the top of the list was to try that Cincinnati chili, a concoction frequently served on spaghetti or hot dogs ("Coneys") and smothered in various toppings like diced onion and Cheddar cheese ("ways").
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That whole concoction rendered in stainless steel is either an omen or some sort of sly reference to the DMC DeLorean, the last notable vehicle from a new car brand that used the material.
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There we would gather as she took a Jell-O-based concoction of pentobarbital and morphine, a barbiturate similar to what Marilyn Monroe and Judy Garland took at the time of their accidental deaths.
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But there is one dish that is considered authentic: a local concoction known in Hebrew as meorav Yerushalmi, or Jerusalem mixed grill, made of kosher innards that might otherwise end up in the garbage.
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Cough syrups that contain codeine — an opioid that is used as an analgesic and cough suppressant — are the key ingredients of "purple drank," a concoction that was popularized in the US in the 1990s.
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Main courses might feature bass in a cumin-lemon "tagine" sauce or langoustine meat bathed in a creamy concoction of shell broth, butter and truffle slices — a sublime meeting of sea, dairy and forest.
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That freedom is drawing craft distillers who feel crowded out of the whiskey market and, at the same time, see an opportunity to remake American brandy as something other than a syrupy-sweet concoction.
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Margret Kawala, the head of Kawala village, about an hour drive from the capital Lilongwe, says she lost her uterus after taking a concoction given to her by a traditional healer for an abortion.
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But requiring players "to consume alcoholic beverages or any other kind of drug, or requiring the ingestion of an undesirable or unwanted substance (food, drink, concoction)" is banned under the new collective bargaining agreement.
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I was ready to dismiss this seemingly random concoction, but have to admit it was quite good — the crust was legit and the Indo-Chinese spices balanced nicely with the mozzarella and paneer cheeses.
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But the origin of the pale green concoction and its base liquor, pisco, is the subject of a bitter feud between Chile and Peru, which has flared up again after an international booze competition.
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"Megalovania," whose solemnly dinky high-camp urgency sums up the record, stacks no less than four distinct hooks in chintzy percussive-synth mode on top of each other to produce an obscenely catchy concoction.
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The homemade concoction is closer in texture to the jiggly "Gak" sold by Nickelodeon in the 1990s than the dripping green liquid the TV network regularly dumped on kids and celebrities, which is called slime.
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Still widely consumed in the Andean highlands, locals homebrew the concoction through a series of methodical steps involving the germination of jora (a type of yellow corn), a crop revered for its life-sustaining attributes.
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"It seems to the Tribunal to be a very long bow to draw to suggest that it is a concoction or contrivance to advance the cause of this application," the record of the appeal says.
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The most obviously bicultural concoction on the menu, it verges on cutesy but is irresistibly delicious, with slices of rich, meaty duck laid over mounds of sushi rice turned herby and emerald-hued with cilantro.
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The record is a staggeringly innovative blend of folk, pop, and witty rap music, a concoction that sounds awful on paper but felt novel in 21, an expansion of what indie rap could turn into.
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Take Jolly Spaghetti: The red sauce on the noodles is sweet, made from banana ketchup (a Filipino staple), and the concoction also has ground meat, hot dog slices and cheese, which add a tangy flavor.
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Porky Pig As both a lightweight and a vegetarian, I sit this one out, content to watch as my photographer happily sips away on the bacon-infused bourbon concoction garnished with a side of bacon.
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The Innovative Leisure release is a concoction of chugging guitars, brazen sax, and appropriately buttery vocals, plucking the best from nasty, scuzzed-out pre-Beatles rock 'n' roll and filtering it through modern garage chops.
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The next step was to extract the urea (from which plastic is produced) and dry out the remaining de-methanated concoction and use it as a raw material to make plaster, bricks and other objects.
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Dried scallop, too, is behind the stealthy funk of XO sauce, a concoction of pricey ingredients credited to Hong Kong chefs in the high-flying 1980s and named after the "extra old" designation for Cognac.
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"Tangerine" is not a book about real people and how they feel or behave but a book about other books, and a few old movies, a concoction of familiar yet also reliably fun fictional gestures.
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Anaal Nathrakh fuses an unholy combination of black metal, death metal and industrial metal with grindcore into a horrific concoction that is probably entirely indecipherable to all but the most weathered veterans of heavy music.
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A Capitol Lunch dog is distinguished by its "Famous Sauce," a dark and meaty concoction with a unique flavor somewhere between sloppy joes and an unspicy jerk sauce, served over the dogs in huge spoonfuls.
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But nearly everything else Tiernan conjures from the kitchen is dough-based: lamb offal lahmacun, another with sweet red onion, and a smoked cod roe and squid ink bread concoction with egg yolk and glitter.
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His method was to mix drugs with liquor, he said, and to have Russia's top athletes swish the concoction, known as the Duchess cocktail, under the tongue to accelerate the body's processing of the drugs.
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Vilhelm Perfumarie, Mango Skin The base of this brand-new scent ($245 for 3103 milliliters) from the New York perfume house Vilhelm is "kir cocktail," a French concoction of crème de cassis and white wine.
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Bhang was a pistachio green paste of crushed marijuana leaves blended with milk, almonds and spices, but Babr's bhang was a heady concoction of crushed curry leaves and cumin, with few actual buds of cannabis.
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At Big Hole BBQ, the restaurant that had catered the event, he had a half-slab of ribs, wings, fries, slaw and beans, and washed it down with a Mary's Nipple, a vodka-lemonade concoction.
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They are saying that the failure of survivors, including children, to properly report and document their victimizations will be viewed later not as evidence of fear and shame, but as evidence of concoction and deceit.
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Or complete your amalgam-meal with a side order of Perdue's "Chicken Plus" Chicken Breast & Vegetable Dino Nuggets, a concoction of rib meat, cauliflower, and chickpeas formed into the approximate shapes of long-extinct creatures.
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Last year, the FDA urged Americans not to drink the dangerous chemical cocktail after receiving reports of people experiencing severe vomiting, diarrhea, life-threateningly low blood pressure, and acute liver failure after drinking the concoction.
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TUCSON — When a chemist named Armin Walser helped invent a sedative more powerful than Valium more than 40 years ago, he thought his team's concoction was meant to make people's lives easier, not their deaths.
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The Pyrat XO rum, vodka, ginger beer and lime juice concoction is an ode to the special counsel, who's probing Russian interference in the 85033 presidential election, including any possible coordination with the Trump campaign.
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That means Instagram now has to worry about how frequently ads show up in feeds, and they have little way of knowing if an influencer's post about Starbucks' latest cold brew concoction is a shill.
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I wake up feeling kind of sick and want to try and nip it in the bud, so I chug a not-great-tasting ACV concoction using ingredients from our kitchen and head back to bed.
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Archeologists concluded that the liquid must be an "elixir for immortality" after multiple tests showed that the 3.5-liter concoction contained potassium nitrate and alunite as its primary ingredients—matching a recipe from ancient Taoist texts.
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The Outer Rim Drink From Oga's Cantina You would think that the drinks that bubble and froth like some sort of mystical space-age concoction would make for the best pic, but do not be fooled.
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Launched on Monday, the new concoction in a pouch has been dubbed "Coca-Cola Frozen Lemon," a product which the company said has been in the works for eight years with nearly 100 different prototypes tested.
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FROM COINAGE: Best Home Improvement Tips for Every Budget Some slime tutorials feature use of an oven or microwave when making the concoction, so the safest way to make the goo is with a trusted adult.
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Disney's new "live-action" version of The Jungle Book is a light and airy concoction, dripping with the menace of Rudyard Kipling's book, while simultaneously allowing for the levity of the animated Disney film from 1967.
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Hope you enjoyed this smorgasbord of entries fresh from the MENU PAGES of my mind — what with COFFEEMATE, ONION BAGEL, BEERGARITA and TUNA MELT — I must have been hungry and thirsty while composing this themeless concoction!
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Despite the commotion it caused, news of the slush made two things clear to us: pickle had become the trendiest flavor of the moment, and we would not rest until we tried the unconventional new concoction.
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This concoction is made up of 50 percent citrus fruits, including oranges, clementines, and lemons, plus a vitamin fruit complex, a blend of vitamin C, vitamin E, and vitamin B5, lemon and orange extracts, and AHAs.
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Then, mix them all together with fresh berries, sparkling water, and some citrus juice and serve the concoction over ice as a homemade sangria — we promise that the hi-low combination makes for one tasty sip.
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To make the new Halloween Frappuccino look like a creepy concoction cooked up in a cauldron by a witch, the recipe calls for "bats warts," which as repulsive as they sound are actually just chia seeds.
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The response was summed up nicely by one Twitter user, who proposed a detente in the still-raging pineapple battle to focus energies instead on ridding the universe of the disturbing concoction that is strawberry pizza.
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Referred to as "Rooster sauce" by those in-the-know, Sriracha's been around since the 80s, when David Tran, the mix's inventor, started selling his miraculous concoction to Asian restaurants across California after emigrating from Vietnam.
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That's a layered concoction that's made with red velvet cake, Dark Chocolate Triple Berry Ice Cream, and topped with chocolate frosting, that same glittering gold embellishment, and a chocolate medallion with the classic Wonder Woman insignia.
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Fortunately, this whole scene, with its concoction of racial presumption and animosity, played out not in real life but in virtual reality—although I'm sure it occurs in various forms around the country all the time.
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Blend overly-strict mortgage requirements with staggering student loan debt and a housing shortage caused by rising construction costs, labor shortages, and increasing land-use regulation, and you have a perfect concoction for decaying homeownership rates.
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This year's concoction, Fulfill Your Destiny, was available to distributors for thirty-four dollars for five millilitres and included black pepper, blue spruce, and frankincense, "which opens up your pineal gland," Young said from the stage.
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Before supper, Schmidt and I went for a walk to check in with the colony of feral Africanized honeybees — killer bees — that he had invited to live on his property with a pheromone concoction he invented.
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And the cocktails have evolved beyond the basic martini, with crafted, botanical-inspired options like the "Yale Beets Harvard," a rum concoction that nods to that age-old rivalry, the recipe for which Williams shares below.
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Trump is acting like this is all a media concoction, at the same time he's using his daily briefings in place of his campaign rallies ... trying to tell the world what a great job he's doing.
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Mr. Balich also has to convince Italy's traditionally skeptical art conservators that he's not out to circumvent visits to the real chapel with a glitzy concoction that includes theater, ballet and many, many bells and whistles.
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Two years ago, Neale Asato took inspiration from guri-guri (goodie-goodie), a frozen concoction of condensed milk and soda — or so it's believed; the recipe is secret — invented in the early 1900s by Jokichi Tasaka.
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Through a potent concoction of poetry, video, song and dance, "Cut the Sky" tells the story of a group of climate refugees confronting catastrophic weather conditions, looking back at the events leading up to their displacement.
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Whether or not that is true, the Justice Department can certainly investigate just about any culinary concoction as long as there is a chance it violated federal law, including privately held companies worth billions of dollars.
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They drink "cowboy coffee" — a concoction made from beans and boiled water in a pot — in the morning and flush the toilet only sparingly, to stretch one bucket of water for as long as they can.
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Hushpuppies are a decidedly American concoction of fried cornmeal, served with a tangy tartar sauce, so make it extra southern and throw some whole sweet corn and Maryland blue crabs in there for good, patriotic measure.
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In voiceover, Molly explains her rise, after her ski accident, from cocktail waitress to "poker princess," running six games a week, making millions, and staying awake and charming with a potent concoction of pills and booze.
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During one recent YouTube binge — where we watched people smear banana and eggs on their scalps on the quest for lengthy strands — we came upon a kitchen concoction that's praised for speeding up hair growth: rice water.
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"I was taken to a native doctor's shrine, and told to bite the neck of a chicken to add its blood to a concoction made with bits of my hair and fingernails, and my underwear," Mary said.
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Hayek shared a photo from the evening which shows her balancing Blake and Ryan's youngest, Ines, on her hip while stirring a concoction in a large copper pot, all while Ryan is excitedly clapping in the background.
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"Jamaican Jammer" was the strawberry-banana-yogurt concoction I ordered as a middle-schooler—or sampled in that small, white paper cup—and others like "Mango Me Crazy" or "Peach on the Beach" were equally uncomplicated blends.
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That's why we're passing along the news that H&M Studio's newest offering of impeccably tailored upgrades to cold-weather closet staples just dropped, and it's the perfect concoction of must-haves that look expensive, but aren't.
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The fresh smells wafting from the stage are mouthwatering, and when Esparza opens the second act by creating a new salmon concoction, the extended wordless scene works the same way a flashy number would in a musical.
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There, they construct a cradle of small stones (the name lamprey possibly derives from the Latin lampetra, or "stone licker") and then pump out a concoction of come-hither chemicals to guide females to their love nests.
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In DTI's pilot production room, they are kept in temperatures between 25 Celsius to 32 Celsius (77 Fahrenheit to 90 Fahrenheit) and fed on spent grains and a cereal-based concoction whose exact ingredients are a secret.
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Rick Santorum: I hope the president has learned that knowledge is king Let me begin by throwing cold water on the next 200 words: The first hundred days paradigm is a concoction of the Washington chattering class.
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Bourbon-based cocktails are also available at the restaurant's bar, with three signature New York cocktails: the old fashioned, the Manhattan, and one special concoction thought up by the award-winning mixologists from 28 Hong Kong Street.
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It is a disturbing concoction of sadomasochism and allusions of incest (the Papin sisters were said to have been found naked in bed together after the murders took place) that sets the tone for Jamie Lloyd's production.
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Like the real Hedda, she wore a succession of eye-catching hats, ending with a dramatic black concoction as she shot Ava, burned her husband's paintings of nudes and offered a salute to "pure entertainment" — the movies.
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You may want to wait until after the chickpeas are cooked to add the spices, as they can burn and get really spicy in the oven, but either way the concoction will taste good in the end.
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On Campus "I call this the holy spirit," he said, putting a concoction of blue Gatorade, vodka and God-knows-what-else in front of me — a single Jolly Rancher rested at the bottom of the bottle.
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And as if the food wasn't playful enough, Mission Chinese Food's Beverage Director, Sam Anderson, will keep you entertained with drinks such as the Mood Ring, a mysterious purple concoction that's served on a light-up coaster.
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Every day you can download, discover—and if you're a musician, pick and choose from—all those disparate sonic elements floating around in the online ether to come up with your own concoction of sounds and styles.
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Or "chocolate mousse," in which I vigorously stirred together no-sugar-added Jell-O chocolate pudding with equal parts low-fat Cool Whip to create a light brown concoction that tasted like a gourmet delicacy to me.
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Jhal muri (30 rupees) is one good example, and the one I picked up north of the Victoria Memorial, a spicy concoction of puffed rice, chili sauce and diced vegetables, certainly caused me to break a sweat.
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The constant flow of people in and out of the shop signals the popularity of this 47-year-old storefront in Wakefield, largely known for its Jamaican patties and its coco bread, a starchy, sweet, white concoction.
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" As Jean Bethke Elshtain wrote in her biography, "The world of women was, for her, a dense concoction of imperatives, yearnings, reflections, actions, joys, tragedies, laughter, tears — a complex way of knowing and being in the world.
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"The combination of decent U.S. data, rising geopolitical tensions, and now this latest flare-up in USD funding conditions creates an untradeable concoction of factors for various FX pairs," said Stephen Gallo, European head of FX strategy.
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Trap houses—so called because there is only one way in and one way out—are where crack and purple drank (a codeine-based concoction also known as lean and sizzurp) are prepared, bought, and sometimes consumed.
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The day I visited, I started with a scent full of delicate roses, moved onto one that reminded me of expired lipstick, and finished my tour inhaling a funky cumin concoction that smelled like a ripe armpit.
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I wrote about this magical concoction this week for The Times, after learning to make it from Diana Kuan, whose new cookbook "Red Hot Kitchen" is an invaluable guide to making the fiery sauces of Asian cuisine.
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Red-wine treatments (also called vinotherapy) are also available in the States, but those typically involve a concoction of vine-leaf and grape extracts — not just a house red poured straight from the bottle, which could be drying.
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A cafe in Adelaide, Australia, is serving the "Asskicker," a concoction of four espresso shots, two different strengths of cold drip and milk that its inventor says contains 210 times the amount of caffeine of a standard shot.
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The tipping motion is like a one-step Rube Goldberg machine, and for me it triggers childhood memories of quirky inventions I've seen in comics and animated movies where the human is replaced by a clumsy mechanical concoction.
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They are a genuinely odd concoction of people who don't seem like they should ever be in the same room as each other; which also makes them one of the best live bands I've seen in recent times.
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It comes after Starbucks dreamed up the Unicorn Frappuccino – a limited-time concoction zeroing in on hipsters' apparent obsession with unicorns – that changed color and taste as you drank it (and confusingly contained not a drop of coffee).
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Generally speaking, emulsifiers are supposed to be capable of shearing food into particles so small that a silky smooth concoction can even result even from ingredients that don't tend to play nice together—such as oil and water.
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"All it is is juiced corn, reduced by half," Elmi explains to the throng of MUNCHIES staff eagerly crowding the table, trying to get as close as possible to the now-delicious smelling concoction without stepping into frame.
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Although lawyers were ultimately unable to prove what, exactly, the 36-year-old put in her concoction, she pleaded no contest in February to a manslaughter charge, effectively taking responsibility for the death of at least one patient.
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One of the oddest shows on this season's calendar stars the impish performance artist Poppy, a meta-meme concoction dreamed up by the Nashville actress and singer Moriah Pereira (who portrays her) and the visual artist Titanic Sinclair.
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One dress, an elegantly draped cream concoction, was decorated with illustrations using thermo-chromatic pigment, which disappeared when it reached 104 degrees Fahrenheit, the better to evoke a magical map with vanishing ink from the Harry Potter series.
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After 20-or-so-odd years of experimentation, I've found something that works for me, so voluntarily dropping that in favor of slathering a thick, syrupy concoction on my face sounded like my idea of skin-care hell.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Angela was born without lower legs, her father believed she was an evil spirit and should be taken to a "concoction man" – a traditional herbalist who would kill the baby and bury her.
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The Hot Mess, a concoction of French fries, pork, nacho cheese and barbecue sauce, wasn't going as fast as it does on some nights, nor were the burgers cradled inside doughnuts, burgers inside pancakes, burgers inside French toast.
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She pointed to one of her cousins — a 16-year-old who worships trap music and all its drug references — who smokes marijuana and thinks that Lean, the high-inducing cough-medicine concoction, is the best thing ever.
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But focussing on a few people who can be portrayed as cartoonish cliché-spouters out of a Wayne Dyer-inspired nightmare only serves to hinder serious study of the benefits of what is undisputably a potent medicinal concoction.
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The pattern of my life has been that on Thanksgiving, in kitchens from New York to Tennessee to Illinois to my home in Minnesota, we assemble this preposterous concoction, enjoying the labor, the company and the delicious results.
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The Neutrogena oil Garner loves is a lightweight, highly-concentrated retinol treatment that claims to reduce the appearance of deep wrinkles in just one week, thanks to its unique concoction of hyaluronic acid, retinol SA, and glucose complex.
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" The most elaborate celebrations feature pipers marching in with a haggis (a traditional concoction of minced offal, oatmeal and spices) to a standing ovation, and a recitation by the host of Burns's praise-filled "Address to a Haggis.
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As the story goes, the bartender didn't have bubbly on hand so he mixed him a concoction of gin and dry white wine, topped it with an olive and named it the Martinez (which was later shortened to Martini).
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That concoction has also forced members of the black metal community to grapple with realities that they might have previously ignored, and the discomfort that Devil is Fine has already created implies that it could be revolutionary for metal.
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Sausage from the family butcher shop La Moderna, craft beers from La Salve, buns from a local bakery, as well as an original sauce and mustard concoction from the Guggenheim come together to create mouth-watering designer hot dog.
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But the version that will debut in grocery and drugstores across the United States is the Kinder Joy, which is a more recent concoction that separates the toy from the candy because it is comprised of two sealed halves.
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In the end, I was talking and have been talking ever since, about the nature of sublime and the reasons why I finally understood why that precise mix of beauty and the terrible became the concoction of the sublime.
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The concoction—a Whopper with a hole in the middle—is only available at five locations in Boston, Miami, L.A., New York City and Salt Lake City, and guests will receive the middle cut out as a free slider.
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In a Monday press release, the FDA pleaded with consumers to stop drinking the dangerous chemical cocktail after receiving reports of people experiencing severe vomiting, diarrhea, life-threateningly low blood pressure, and acute liver failure after drinking the concoction.
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Advertising MINNEAPOLIS — On a recent episode of his late-night show, Stephen Colbert poured himself a bowl of Lucky Charms cereal and then doused it in Baileys Irish Cream, jokingly referring to the concoction as an Irish continental breakfast.
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And in the East Village the day before the New York primary, Hillary Clinton broke her long-held rule of not eating in front of the news media by digging into an ice cream concoction named the Victory. Mrs.
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Having a few back-pocket tricks for doctoring up jarred pasta sauce to make it taste like a homemade concoction straight from the stove of a wrinkled Italian grandmother is a very handy party trick, let us assure you.
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Play Zelda II today—which you can do on your fancy HD TV, if you're lucky enough to have the NES Classic, which it's included on—and you'll be met with a curate's egg of a retro-gaming concoction.
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Guests sipped on the Royal Bee, a frothy concoction of dry gin, rosemary syrup, lemon juice, champagne and bee mana — a powdered form of royal jelly extracted from beehives that's concentrated with fortifying vitamin B-12, minerals and antioxidants.
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The syrupy concoction is a crucial ingredient for making feathered headdresses, hide quivers, obsidian-blade sticks and other forms of ceremonial dance ornaments, or regalia, that are at once works of art and living conduits to the spirit world.
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"It's a concoction of lots and lots of different chemicals," said Dr. Adam Black, a physician at Presence Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center in Chicago, which has treated several synthetic marijuana users with severe bleeding in recent days.
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Embiid has long been a fan of Shirley Temples, an alcohol-free concoction of lemon-lime soda, grenadine and a maraschino cherry, and the Sixers sold the drink in a promotional push to get him an All-Star spot.
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Judging your siblings' parenting styles is the perfect way to make family dinner as awkward as possible, but when she was forced to choose between that and eating a vile eggnog concoction, Kendall Jenner knew exactly what to pick.
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According to Grigory Rodchenkov — the whistle-blower who headed Russia's antidoping lab and devised the infamous drug cocktail distributed to dozens of Olympians at the 2014 Sochi Games — figure skaters did not take his concoction of liquor and steroids.
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It's a romantic concoction of shoegaze, doom, post-metal, textured noise, drone, and wave upon wave of dreamy distortion, often obscuring its focal point—Esfandiari—in a smear of fog as grey and imposing as her native San Francisco.
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She swears by a concoction made from carrots, apple, lemon and celery that has been part of the family's breakfasts for a long time; Rosita used to drop in a few ice cubes to lend it a refreshing chill.
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Nevertheless, this supple concoction delivers a complex and nuanced medley of herbal notes: heavy on the citrus up front, in the manner of a floral gin, with a notable spicy finish that tingles at the back of the tongue.
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It's a romantic concoction of shoegaze, doom, post-metal, textured noise, drone, and wave upon wave of dreamy distortion, often obscuring its focal point—Esfandiari—in a smear of fog as grey and imposing as her native San Francisco.
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If you're a fan of rich, blooming floral scents (think: citrus, rose and neroli), you'll love the "sensual, tangy and luminous" concoction, which comes housed in a super-luxe, amber-hued bottle (which practically deserves a spot on your vanity).
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That doesn't include the $40 per month he spends on pigeon feed, which is a homemade concoction of bird seed, millet, oats, lard, lentils, brown sugar, and whey protein infused with calcium and other vitamins along with a smattering of spices.
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The debate shows that the most established of establishment Republicans are just as resistant to unpleasant information, just as happy to live in fantasy worlds of their own concoction, just as likely to wave away overwhelming evidence as partisan fabrication.
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Possible suspects are "needles in a nationwide haystack," in Comey's words, motivated by a concoction of grievances, personal and political, that find meaning in the adoption of an extremist label or the sort of seductive justification for violence provided by Awlaki.
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It might just be my unrefined soda palate, or my general intolerance for fructose altogether, but after each dirty soda I try, it all muddles into that bottomless soda fountain concoction flavoring I'd make at fast food stops as a kid.
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And yet, since John Pemberton tried out his carbonated concoction on the customers of a pharmacy in Atlanta, Georgia—now the fabled home of Coca-Cola, as his brew came to be called—the syrupy fizz has taken hold, seemingly ineradicably.
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The mixture seemed to separate a bit when I mix the oil in with the berries, but nevertheless I placed the whole concoction, which mostly resembles the contents of a menstrual cup, into the fridge so that it can set.
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At the reception, the couple served custom cocktails — a vodka lemonade called "Cali" for McGrady and a Maker's Mark concoction called "Philly" for Keys — and comfort food like grilled cheese sliders, chicken, mashed potatoes and more by Command Performance Catering.
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Eventually, Peng would flee to Taiwan during the Chinese civil war and then to New York, where he would up the sugar content and introduce his fiery, sweet, sticky concoction to mini malls and late-night drinkers and stoners across America.
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With school out and families hitting the open road, it's the perfect time for Cinnamon Toast Crunch to play on the nostalgia of childhood breakfasts and introduce the cinnamony-sweet concoction to a whole new generation of foodies-in-training.
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When attempting to emulate these ladies, we make one of the following attempts, only to fail: We slather on the coconut-oil-and-SPF concoction they recommend, and then bemoan the fact that we weren't blessed with lit-from-within skin.
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He often leans toward American-style folk-rock, but he also has a streak of 1960s kitsch and a fondness for electronic loops: His most widely known song is "One Day/Reckoning Song (Wankelmut Remix)," an EDM-meets-folk concoction.
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The dream is, of course, that we eventually won't need makeup to create this finish — that we'll simply use the right concoction of skin creams to get us to a place that we'll be able to face the world makeup-free.
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For four consecutive nights, a group of 113 of us here at a retreat center in Costa Rica have been drinking a foul-tasting, molasses-like tea containing ayahuasca, a plant concoction that contains the natural hallucinogen known as DMT.
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Many student activists during South Korea's military rule in the 1980s studied and even sympathized with the North's ruling ideology of Juche - a concoction of Marxism and an extreme form of go-it-alone nationalism championed by Kim Il Sung.
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Gym chatter would lead you to believe that getting in a good workout is simply impossible without "pre-workout"—often, a powdered or liquid concoction that promises to give you more energy and thus improve your performance in the gym.
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Similarly refined dessert notes can be found in Louis Vuitton's Attrape-Rêves ($250), which pairs rich cocoa with airy Turkish rose, and Bond No. 9's New Bond Street ($280), a concoction layered with coffee beans, milky chestnut and vanilla.
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For a more intense fix, Kaufmann mixes a dab of her Cooling Foot Cream ($64) with a splash of her Detox Oil ($41) to create a masklike concoction that she spreads on at night before slipping into silk or cashmere socks.
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This fall, he officially signed his name to an original Chanel concoction, Gabrielle ($105 for 1.7 ounces), which is named for the matriarch tailor of the brand and is what the house deems a "solar" fragrance, intended for all-day wear.
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Conspicuously priced champagne (Veuve Clicquot, $27 by the glass) and classic cocktails may do the trick, but for those seeking more adventurous refreshments, try the Serge Gainsbourg ($19), a lemon-infused vodka concoction with fresh cucumbers, mint, lemon juice and elderflower.
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Only drinking water, juice, or any other liquefied concoction for more than a few days can set you up for unhealthy eating behaviors or lead to spikes and drops in blood-sugar levels, which can spawn cravings and mood swings.
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They turned these into desserts of towering great taste: crumbles and slab pies and zonkers and one concoction of ginger-scented fruit covered in cornmeal-flecked batter that was, as summer rushed to its end, among the season's best freestyle desserts.
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Many compared the concoction to the episode of "Friends" where Rachel made a traditional English trifle for Thanksgiving but added a layer of beef sautéed with peas and onions to the mix when the cookbook&aposs pages got stuck together.
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Though curator Andrew Bolton describes navigating through it a "pilgrimage," few may even journey to the Cloisters to see the entire show, and those at the Cloisters may be confused at the presence of a gothic McQueen concoction amidst medieval tapestries.
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In a version of the story printed in a French magazine in 1721, the thieves strangled plague victims in their beds before burglarizing their homes, and shared the details of their concoction to mitigate their punishment from burning to hanging.
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Dj ZEMan takes the noises of Jones' cult chanting, grunting, and explosion sound effects, chops them up into indecipherable nonsense, and then layers them over the beat, brewing a concoction funky enough to make any witch doctor chef green with envy.
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From pizzas to desserts, we surveyed the 65 TMNT-inspired creations to find the worst of the worst, and without a doubt we've concluded the gnarliest pizza concoction is none other than the very confusing Chocolate-Chili Pepper Pizza with Butternut Squash. Blech.
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As someone who has a serious passion for every Mickey-shaped snack food or Star Wars-themed culinary concoction, I'm always ready and willing to listen to anyone who claims to have the treat to try at one of the Disney parks.
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The installation seeks to demystify the process; the concoction of drugs that people are given when they are ready to die is laid out for visitors to comprehend—a square of chocolate is also given to cancel out the formula's bitter taste.
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The DIY concoction does hold : Avocados are loaded with fatty acids and vitamins B and E, which can help strengthen the hair; bananas are rich in potassium and vitamins that amp up shine; and coconut oil is often touted as a miracle hydrator.
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Whether it was intended as an antidote to our rainbow-soaked edible unicorn desires is up for debate, but one thing is for sure: for fans of Thin Mints, Andes, and grasshopper-flavored-whatever, the cooling, chocolate-y concoction is a must-try.
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The sense of entitlement -- and power -- that comes with elected office is a dangerously addictive concoction for many politicians, who tend to seek office out of, yes, a desire to serve the public, but also a personality that craves attention and adulation.
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In his 20s, while working at an ad agency, he had a revelation one night as he cleaned his Nike high-tops with a homemade concoction of warm water and mild dishwashing soap: Why wasn't there a sneaker-specific cleaner on the market?
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In 2010, a jail inmate sued the county alleging he was fed rancid "Nutraloaf"—a gruel-like concoction—that made him so sick he lost 14 pounds in 19 days (the insurance company representing Nutraloaf settled, over the objections of Clarke's department).
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Aside from the pickle association, if the vinegar part sounds vaguely familiar to you, that's because the drink sounds a lot like a non-sweetened version of switchel, the 17th-century vinegar and water concoction that has recently begun to make a comeback.
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She brings her mother's stoicism and cheer to Deirdre, also contributing one of her mother's recipes to the play's Thanksgiving table, a salad concoction called Orange Easy and Delicious, which relies on Cool Whip, cottage cheese, mandarin oranges and Jell-O powder.
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Lynnette Marrero of Llama Inn in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, mixes gin, fino sherry, strawberry shrub, St. Germain elderflower liqueur, Peychaud's bitters, cava and Perrier for the Señorita Spritz, a pretty pink concoction that tastes a lot like a fruity, fizzy glass of rosé.
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It's very basic — I just wash my face with Clean & Clear face wash, moisturize with my trusty Sana Nameraka six-in-one cream (best Japan beauty find!), and then apply acne gel (my mom's own concoction, because she's a dermatologist) to blemishes.
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Most of the toughest interrogation, however, was saved for Ms. Hillary, as Mr. Fitzpatrick bore into what he called inconsistencies in her testimony, including what time she ate dinner — "a tuna and macaroni concoction," in her words — the night of the murder.
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And this film does not seem to stray from the tried and true concoction: Alex (Lindy Booth) is up for a promotion at the outdoor adventure company she works for and finds herself visiting a dude ranch that might be a possible acquisition.
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I've tried using subtle hints to let them know I want my space, like spraying my foliage with an organic concoction that smells like sour milk and claims to repel deer, but actually only repels people who like to sit near flowers.
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"I remind them all the time that if Bloomin' Onion is 75 points, they need to work on some healthy options," she said, referring to the battered and deep-fried concoction cut like a flower and served with a mayonnaise-based dipping sauce.
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T. just went through a bad breakup, so she catches me up and we spend our time excoriating her ex over cocktails (a red sangria for her and a dark rum/rye whiskey concoction for me), huevos rancheros, and curry goat chilaquiles.
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During the segment, the two stars had to choose between responding to a scandalous question conjured up by the show's producers or eating an intentionally disgusting concoction chosen by the other player, with options ranging from a salmon smoothie to bull penis.
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The musical, a romantic comedy called "Head Over Heels," had an initial production at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2015, where The New York Times called it a "funny and frolicsome concoction" but said that the book was stronger than the music.
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The spirit of the time was a heady concoction of high purpose and self-congratulation—a secular brand of Calvinism, with the state of inward grace revealed outwardly by an Ivy League degree, Silicon Valley stock options, and a White House invitation.
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Due to a crusty concoction of penguin poop, feathers, dust, and moldy papers packed around it, the colors and details were almost perfectly preserved when a conservator happened on the painting among the 1,500 objects removed from the hut complex for conservation.
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Ken Zawacki, a bartender at a Korean-Polish restaurant in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood, served up a bulgogi-based concoction while delivering, from behind a console of Elektron synthesizers, an uptempo track that put harsh EBM synths on top of jacking Chicago house beats.
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In addition to her first fragrance Ari by Ariana Grande, the singer launched a limited-edition, gender-inclusive eau de parfum spray called Frankie, which was named after her 32-year-old brother when he couldn't resist covering himself in the marshmallow-inspired concoction.
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In the case of "Always Be My Maybe," it's clearly a vehicle for Ali Wong and Randall Park, who also hold writing and producing credits on this relatively bland concoction, which blends a whole lot of ingredients and one welcome sprinkle of Keanu Reeves.
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I have no frame of reference, so I don't know if the bubbles were big (which would imply a strong brew) or small (which would indicate a weaker concoction) but there were bubbles, which made me feel slightly more confident that I wasn't being trolled.
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The stall has been open since 1992, but the owner came up with this particular concoction ten years ago, when students from the adjacent high school suggested she spice up her standard egg sandwiches with salty-sweet bò kho—a favorite snack among teenagers.
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This gallery is an odd concoction of new and old: the original Dillon gallery was founded in 1994 in Soho by Valerie Dillon, later moved to Long Island, then to Chelsea, but the partnership with Diana Lee was only formed a couple months ago.
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