It's really impossible to cook up a more magnificent goal.
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Plus chicken ramen to cook up when I get home.
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That helps, but Apple needs to cook up new gadgets.
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We always had that relationship where we cook up ideas.
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THE COOK UP: A Crack Rock Memoir, by D. Watkins.
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At home, I cook up the green beans and potatoes.
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Cook up the cavatelli, mix it all together, and you're done.
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I cook up some basmati rice and make a big bowl.
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I poach an egg and cook up asparagus and mushrooms again.
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I usually pick one signature dish per year to cook up.
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I go home and cook up some salmon and roasted veggies.
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Cook up a nice big lasagna, and listen to this song.
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Who would cook up a quadruple wedding at a refugee camp?
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So they decided to cook up their own stimulant, crystal meth.
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You can't blame Democrats for trying to cook up a recession.
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I'll cook up a storm when I do make it home.
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Narrator: Chefs on board cook up nearly 2085 different menus every week.
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"We cook up modern British and European seafood dishes here," says Stubbs.
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Didn't have time to cook up a gourmet meal for Valentine's Day?
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You can now cook up restaurant-quality stir fry right at home.
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I presume they'll cook up some potions together in the near future.
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Maybe Elsa could cook up some steak and eggs in Frozen 2?
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Kim Severson's recipe for potato cavatelli is a marvelous weekend cook-up.
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The materials were used to cook up massive quantities of counterfeit drugs.
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But alas, I have a veggie jambalaya to cook up from HelloFresh.
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They cook up pranks and follow their whims, heedless of the consequences.
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Well, cook up those beans and toss them into this gorgeous pasta.
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Just take a look at this insane triangulation these three cook up.
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But the choices you make, the survival strategy you cook up, matters more.
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It gave him time to cook up something that we haven't heard before.
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We can't wait to see what kind of stuff people will cook up.
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Employees will cook up the never-frozen beef on a grill when ordered.
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How about I cook up some nachos and we talk about Megyn Kelly?
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In 20 minutes, you can cook up some wok-fried asparagus with walnuts.
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If you could grow living tissue at home, what would you cook up?
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More than 213 years ago, however, some also helped cook up a revolution.
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Just imagine what derogatory epithets he'll cook up for Joe, Bernie or Oprah.
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You save $44 off a grill that can cook up to 15 servings.
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But, hell, I want to see whatever crazy Shyamalaniverse the director can cook up.
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Wafa happens to be fantastic at making breakfast and will cook up a feast.
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Equipped with those ingredients, it's hard not to cook up a pretty zesty meal.
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Can Bobby Flay cook up a win, or will the chips fall for Maria Ho?
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It is when investors start to cook up connections where none exist that trouble starts.
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It can be a little intimidating, after all, to cook up giant pieces of pasta.
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Those dudes can cook up a mean Thai style number in the dog cage, too.
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He said it had helped him improve his velocity and cook up a devastating slider.
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I don't know why somebody… would want to cook up problems where no problems really exist.
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Stormi has some big shoes to fill in terms of whatever party her parents cook up!
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I'm trying to eat out less, so I cook up asparagus and mushrooms with poached eggs.
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Only a handful of companies make vaccines, which can take a few years to cook up.
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You couldn't cook up a better narrative to sow further public distrust in the insurance industry.
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These bacteria mingle with sweat and cook up the debilitating stench you know all too well.
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I cook up frozen pierogies with olive oil and garlic salt while my boyfriend snores away.
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If it sounds like something Ryan Murphy might cook up, well, he sort of already has.
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But with my music, I sit with them and cook up so that shit means something.
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There are also a plethora of frozen pizza options that cook up into surprisingly delectable dinners.
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Galina's chemists cook up these substances, but she stays out of the Heisenberg side of things.
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Most recently, I had intended to light the coals and cook up a pile of ribs.
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I also cook up some broccolini in the oven with olive oil and garlic on top.
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He and his owner, Lili Novosel, cook up their original cocktail recipes in their Austin, Texas kitchen.
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Congress cannot break up companies under existing laws, but it could cook up new ones -- and Sen.
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Hence, too, the race by central banks, regulators and the industry to cook up replacements (see article).
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Heather is already thinking ahead to Halloween 2019 but isn't sure what she's going to cook up.
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There are the solid shards known as "shatter," which look like something Walter White might cook up.
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The progressive wing of the Democratic Party did not cook up this fight: The establishment wing did.
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It was like if Eugene O'Neill and Stanley Kubrick had sat down to cook up a collaboration.
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Imagine the possibilities what they try to cook up as they scheme their way to wins over Boston?
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I cook up some onions and garlic, add kale and mushroom, and mix in my tofu and spices.
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Now excuse me while I cook up some Broiled Mayonnaise and Cottage Avocado, and dig the hell in.
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It didn't take long for fans on Twitter to cook up conspiracy theories about her new hair color.
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Mix up a pre-made bag of salad AND cook up white cheddar mac and cheese. Win-win.
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There are clear themes that transcend cultures and geographic location, suggesting anyone could actually cook up healthier lifestyles.
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Takes about an hour and a half just to cook up sushi rice, some sauces, and spicy pork.
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When it's just the player and whatever nonrepresentational, bizarre space the designer can cook up, fascinating things happen.
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This one from Farberware has eight preprogrammed cooking options and can cook up to two pounds of food.
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It was fun to sort of pass the baton to him and see what he could cook up.
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BEIJING — China turned to a tried-and-true recipe to cook up another three months of respectable growth.
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Why do you cook up the facts in a basement SCIF instead of in the light of day?
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Take matters into your own hands and cook up a batch of the fiery sauce of your dreams.
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The more special relationships Maloney can cook up, though, the more of an earnings edge he should have.
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I cook up our regular toast with peanut butter/eggs on a rice cake and make some coffee.
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An opposition party can cook up some terrible charges that cannot be disproven one way or the other.
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As Barrett gets ready to cook up fried chicken, her mother recommends that she wash her chicken first.
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"We'll learn how to cook up a storm and feast on our creations the authentic Puglia way," she says.
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It turned out that the the roleplay community would be more dangerous than anything the developers could cook up.
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Ride-hailing companies have struggled to cook up profits in the food delivery market thanks to high overhead costs.
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Mourning a beloved celebrity's death with a product-placement tribute is a surefire way to cook up Twitter outrage.
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He could cook up a deal with Democrats to extend the fiscal boost, and hence prop up the economy.
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And then, the FBI sends Peter Strzok over to London and they cook up the investigation based on gossip.
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My boyfriend will probably have a serving or two as well, but he'll probably cook up some sausage, too.
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"Look, you know, in this political environment, you know, I don't know what somebody might cook up," he said.
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He travels to individual homes and parties—celebrity parties, yacht parties, cannabis magazine parties—to cook up infused feasts.
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He said that his mother would cook up six-course meals, steak, pork chops, clams, different meals every day.
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The small pieces cook up quickly and evenly, and it's just plain fun to eat food on a stick.
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I cook up a large pot of quinoa and roast some veggies and mix it all up with pesto.
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The Master Pan allows you to cook up to five different foods at once, all while using just one burner.
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I recently discovered that I enjoy home-cooked food more than takeout, so we usually cook up a quick breakfast.
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I cook up some frozen vegetables in a pan, add coconut milk, and blend it up once it's warmed through.
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The company is known to cook up something weird for Halloween—last year, they debuted the highly anticipated Zombie Frappuccino.
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Every year, members of the Giant Omelette Brotherhood cook up an enormous omelette to the delight and applause of thousands.
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Otherwise, Baig recommended waiting "another cycle or two, when Apple will perhaps cook up something to truly blow you away."
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Rather, they drew upon some of that fabled American ingenuity to bootleg and cook up illegal spirits in impressive quantities.
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Spend the day on a deep-sea fishing charter before having a local restaurant cook up your catches for dinner.
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In addition to this, a personal chef-robot would be working, ready to cook up any meal at any time.
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We'll have the leftover chicken stew for lunch and then I'll cook up one of the Sun Basket meals for dinner.
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Where a jock can cook up a mean crème brûlée, and a brainiac can break it down on the dance floor.
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I couldn't ask it to cook up a frozen dinner of beef teriyaki I had sitting in the freezer by voice.
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In September they inaugurated a new factory near the city to cook up the main ingredient and sell to food producers.
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"I'm sure they'll try and cook up other things that go through the state of New York, other places," he argued.
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Summer BBQs, lazy nights grilling, parties for which you have reason to cook up a storm like your favorite Chopped contestant.
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I heat up jasmine rice I already have in the freezer from TJ's, and cook up broccoli to eat with it.
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This reflects less an unscrupulous strategy to cook up common positions with China than a straightforward desire to curry its favour.
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With this layered cooker, you can cook up all of the ingredients for a perfect morning sandwich in only five minutes.
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Find an awesome taco shop willing to sell you some fresh masa, or cook up your own flour tortillas at home.
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The grains setting will allow you to cook up a nice batch of rice or quinoa, and the poached infusions setting?
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If you could cook up a whole tape for any brand on the planet, which one would it be and why?
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The classic George Foreman Electric Grill is also on sale for just $21199.99 and can help you cook up something fast.
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Fiction Kitchen is a new Mashable original series where we cook up foods from your favorite movies, tv shows, and books.
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There's a natural pressure to find a way out of that trap, using whatever technique your lawyers and consultants cook up.
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Just because a microwave got some play in the process doesn't mean that you didn't cook up one high-class meal.
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This little gadget is ideal for one to two servings, and can cook up to 30 percent faster than traditional methods.
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I cook up some turkey-stuffed bell peppers, as well as more zucchini noodles, chicken, and pesto for lunches this week.
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But while you're thinking about the best ways to cook up holiday leftovers, don't do it in front of the refrigerator.
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He was fired because the president wanted him gone, and he then asked the Justice Department to cook up a rationale.
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The glove, which genuinely looks like something a mad scientist would cook up, features an Arduino-controlled strobe light in the palm.
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From Syria to Ukraine, Trump's motivation is the same: To use foreign policy as a tool to cook up domestic political wins.
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"Natural antibiotics" sounds like something you would frantically google when you're getting a cold and want to cook up a home remedy.
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I also cook up some turkey sausage for my next few meals, and make turkey burgers to take with me this weekend.
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With this recipe, you can cook up a big batch of poppers over the weekend, and enjoy 'em whenever the mood strikes.
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I'm meeting my parents and sister at the movies tonight, and I want to cook up my mahi mahi before I leave.
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"We then cook up leeks, fennel, and onions in the same fish stock too—the traditional vegetables of the bouillabaisse," Robert adds.
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I have some beef from Trader Joe's, so I warm that up in a pan, and cook up some broccoli as well.
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Competitors used power tools, moving mechanical parts, melted sugar, and a whole lot of creativity to cook up some truly epic designs.
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The Mathematics Advanced Studies Semesters program at Penn State University even had a running challenge for mathematicians to cook up additional solutions.
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He can cook up a storm in the ring, and the kitchen, because he happens to be Thai, and proud of it.
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So being paid to cook up pervy situations and characters and tell weird, funny stories wasn't the worst thing in the world.
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Eddie dives into a handful of immigrant communities to find out how they stick to their roots and cook up authentic dishes.
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With a whimsical imagination and a sharp eye for detail, Mr. Williams knows how to cook up a visual and kinesthetic feast.
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Mostly, he was blowing it with horrible stock picks, forcing him to cook up a scheme to recover millions in losses, they said.
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The idea is that network operators, just like providers of computing power, should be able to cook up new telecoms services within seconds.
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I cook up some opossum, boil a bit of water, and make sure all of my weapons are loaded and in working condition.
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You can see then how, if you were determined to extract a story, you could cook up one about teenage girls and unhappiness.
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"I'd go in my garden and come back inside and cook up a meal," he said, adding that the overflow went to neighbors.
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But with all the plans he tends to cook up, it won't be surprising if it leads to something groundbreaking down the line.
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I had to know how to cook up drugs, as well as the costs of dealing with large amounts of cocaine and adulterants.
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Zalando has a Silicon Valley-inspired work environment, holding "fuck-up nights" to celebrate failure and "hack weeks" to cook up new ideas.
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Though students may be far from home, dorm parents are known to cook up homemade meals that make residential life much more enjoyable.
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They can cook up anything they want and put it in the system, and the whole system starts to work against its purpose.
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He'd cook up a quick mix and then (drummer) Patrick (Hallahan) and I would listen to it and give him a few notes.
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So when Gucci was released to house arrest earlier this summer, the excitement around what he and Zaytoven would cook up was considerable.
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And of course, the singer's tragic death mere weeks after the album's release deprived us of hearing what else they'd cook up together.
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While the vegetables are in the oven getting golden and tender, cook up your pasta, then drain, saving some of the pasta water.
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I cook up a roasted veggie quinoa bowl then text with my other group of friends from my hometown about a Zoom date.
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But I'm sure they'll try and cook up other things, they'll go through the state of New York, they'll go through other places.
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She's interrupted by the arrival of two hard-core druggie brothers who proceed to cook up an appalling batch of low-rent meth.
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Slather it on your hair and skin after your workout, use it to cook up Brussels sprouts, and bullet-proof your morning coffee.
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To cook up her universe, Dr. Levin and her Pioneer Works colleagues used an algorithm devised by physicists at Imperial College in London.
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Oliver North, proceeded to cook up an arms-for-hostages deal that boiled over into the Iran-contra scandal, almost wrecking Reagan's presidency.
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This week, 26 Whole Foods outlets across Florida began selling invasive lionfish meat to customers adventurous enough to cook up the venomous species.
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The most outrageous variant FIBA, basketball's international federation, has managed to cook up and promote is a three by three, half-court take.
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I cook up some dinner (tacos made with chicken, lettuce, sour cream, and Trader Joe's corn salsa) while I catch up with my roommate.
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"Look, you know, in this political environment, you know, I don't know what somebody might cook up," Ellison told the local TV station WCCO.
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That means there will be plenty of opportunities to cook up Kendall Jenner's go-to hangover food, which she recently shared on her website.
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"The Americans" means our heroes, sure, but it also means a boogeyman you cook up in your own head, one that doesn't really exist.
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Westworld is already so off the rails I'm sure the creepy white drones can cook up a host rainbow unicorn and some magenta bears.
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And back in the days of silent films, filmmakers were really, really good at coming up with creative ways to cook up special effects.
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For the nights when there isn't time even time to cook up pre-cut zoodles, the new location has a real life pizza phone.
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In the inland town of Dalby, Queensland, there was another attempt to cook up an egg on the 68 degrees celsius (154 degrees) pavement.
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Watch as Miller Knives uses the U-shape of the shoe to cook up a pretty looking blade with a bad ass curved handle.
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And here in the real world, plenty of fans and critics have assumed that the next Avengers movie will cook up an escape clause.
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Whether you're just having friends over or are planning to cook up a feast during the game, your grocery bill can add up quick.
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It will have to cook up some plausible-sounding explanation for the mystery and coax, cajole or coerce the missing men into playing along.
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" Asked if any more women could come forward with allegations, Ellison responded, "In this political environment, I don't know what somebody might cook up.
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He told Insider that the ad looks like something "Saturday Night Live" would cook up, and called it a "colossal" waste of taxpayers' money.
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They dig into hemp-raised pork, cook up cannabis-infused cornbread, and top it all off with barbecue sauce that will get you stoned.
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" In a statement, North Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said such claims were "groundless" and accused the US of attempting to "cook up untruths.
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"Instead of acknowledging and then correcting a mistake, we will often cook up stories to make our bad decision seem more rational," Clements writes.
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The series makes it riveting to watch Simpson's legal team cook up strategies that are seemingly impossible to succeed, because you know what's coming.
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So it goes with Morels, which simulates a walk through the woods in search of delicious mushrooms to cook up with butter and cider.
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Unlike these datasets, which allow researchers to cook up their own detectors, Dessa is releasing a pre-baked system — which has advantages and risks.
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The four pits at Killen's cook up to 3,500 pounds of meat every day, and the restaurant typically runs out of food by mid-afternoon.
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They didn't even inquire about her stance on Venezuela, where things are so bad that citizens broke into the zoo … to cook up the animals.
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MIX AND CHOP We love having friends over for Sunday breakfast so after we're dressed for the day, Jamie and I cook up the meal.
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Unable to deliver economic growth, the Kremlin needs to cook up reasons to keep the population in a constant state of mobilisation against external threats.
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Don't be surprised if receiving these at your doorstep instantly makes you more excited to cook up a healthy meal for your whole family. 1.
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The entire Belcher family is at their best when they A/B test their recipes on customers and cook up new recipes behind the scenes.
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Zack and Kyle put me in a white zip-up jump suit, which made me look like I was ready to cook up some meth.
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So grateful he said yes to training with me in preparation for #BruisedTheMovie, and cannot wait to share what we cook up together 🔥 pic.twitter.
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But with Chase seemingly eager to take another trip to the Sopranos universe, there's no telling what he and the network can cook up together.
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Everyone with even a passing interest in punk was curious what these three would cook up, and Jets To Brazil wouldn't make people wait long.
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If you prefer your yolk not as runny, cover for 6 to 8 minutes, or cook up to 10 minutes for a hard-boiled egg.
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After a bit of prepping grill-side, she can cook up the shrimp in two minutes and the peppers and onions in around four minutes.
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Instead of simmering in that richly flavored stock for two or more hours, it will cook up rosy-centered and juicy in under 30 minutes.
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Just too many chefs in the kitchen, trying to cook up a definition of what it memes when it wasn't that deep to begin with.
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I just make it so I can cook up Meera Sodha's aunt Harsha's recipe for naan, then dip the bread in the sauce and swoon.
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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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If you're looking to cook up your own Breaking Bad costume, we have paid attention to those little things that make the characters so iconic.
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It also ends up stranding the filmmakers, who cook up a narrative diversion in the figure of an arty grad student, Allison (Anna Margaret Hollyman).
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The two often collaborate, Glotzbach told CNBC, including by hosting quarterly internal hackathons where employees cook up potential new features to build into the app.
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The Dash Rapid Egg Cooker can cook up to six eggs at once, and can prepare just about any egg-related dish you can think of.
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Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara, a technocrat, was more interested in a program to cook up a space-age dart gun coupled with a grenade launcher.
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Lighting another cig, I went back inside and had the plasmawave cook up some lab-grown buffalo wings, three bacon cheeseburgers, plus some deep-fried cheesecake.
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Yet it is hard to imagine that extremists can cook up and execute elaborate plans such as the Pathankot attack without some level of official help.
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"I can't wait to cook up more unmissable shows with her in the future," said Charlotte Moore, controller of BBC One, the BBC's flagship television channel.
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The goal was to cook up a hot, juicy burger without making major changes to the kitchen's operating system and without slowing down the drive thru.
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"We have been working closely with one local primary school, so we using their kitchen to cook up the stuff provided by Hampton Manor," Winmill said.
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If you've stockpiled dried beans, cook up a big pot of Melissa Clark's herbed white bean and sausage soup or Julia Moskin's best black bean soup.
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Priced just under $15, you'd be hard pressed to find a better (or more affordable) way to cook up your bacon than the Bellemain Cast Iron Press.
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You split your time between a base camp, where you can train your pokémon or cook up food to attract new friends, and adventuring through the island.
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We're sure drivers cook up all sorts of excuses when they've been pulled over by a cop, but this reason is certainly earnest, to say the least.
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The contemporary press treated George and Willie atrociously, legitimizing their captivity by regurgitating all the "ballyhoo" (wild, improvised performer biographies) that the high carnies could cook up.
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Back home, cook up your lobster—or procure some cooked meat, in case you don't feel like murdering a crustacean tonight—and make some sriracha-infused butter.
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While donning an apron and oven mitt, they can use their light-up stove to "cook" up a color-changing pizza, some tea, and spaghetti and meatballs.
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Menstrual cups can also cook up some very special smells, and, as mentioned, emptying them in public without streaking the bathroom in blood feels intimidating at first.
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The Wall Street firm has set up a small team in what's known internally as the Innovation Lab, to cook up supposedly clever ideas for big clients.
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His favorite childhood foods — like Guyanese cook-up rice — are too challenging and expensive to make, so he often relies on pasta, canned beans and chicken tenders.
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Right now it's almost $20 cheaper than Amazon and helps you cook up to 70% faster while you focus on getting your sauce's spice level just right.
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The conference option is also dreadful because lawmakers could use it to cook up a bill with big cuts to Medicaid, which the Senate rejected this week.
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Ultimately, this will trigger a sell-off, and the media will try to cook up reasons all over the place to explain why otherwise stable stocks went down.
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We're always sad to see summer go, but Le Creuset's latest news is inspiring us to get back in the kitchen and cook up some cozy fall dishes.
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Cook up some more shrimp to have a shrimp taco with the leftover corn salsa and make a quick guac with just avocado, lemon juice, and garlic salt.
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While we're left guessing exactly what Chrissy Teigen plans to cook up with this grocery cart full of snacks and ingredients, we do know one thing for sure.
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"I went and ended up pretty much spending the majority of my time working on his music, just trying to like cook up ideas for him," Drake said.
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Whatever safeguards survive the next three years will be the product of partisan gridlock, with Democrats desperately trying to arrest any and all initiatives Trump might cook up.
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A small-school point guard named Elijah Wilson, known for as long as anyone can remember as Penny, does music production and helps Larry cook up new beats.
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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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For example, what if you wanted to cook up a wintry dish of paprika-rubbed chicken legs, potatoes and turnips in the oven all at the same time?
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Meal kit delivery service Marley Spoon said Tuesday it will be selling a more cost-conscious box aimed at helping families cook up an inexpensive, but quality dinner.
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Forget about a kitchen sink loaded with dirty pots and pans; with "One Pot," you'll cook up a meal that leaves only one pot or pan to wash.
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"We make turkey in pieces, whole pieces of breasts and legs and drummers[…]so that we can cook up as many of those parts as we need," she says.
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I get home right as it's getting dark, shower, and cook up the pasta with the ingredients I bought earlier, adding in pesto from my fridge for added flavor.
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Ducey is the type of politician who thinks we should all just cook up our own cancer treatments in the garage and get government out of our goddamn business.
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Our culinary director, Farideh Sadeghin, led him around the garden as Tikaram prepared to cook up a meal that was indicative of his Southeast Asian and South Pacific roots.
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There is no strategy, plan, or operational concept the U.S. national security bureaucracy can cook up to make the Central Asian nation a semi-peaceful and semi-functional state.
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Around the same time, Tiravanija collaborated with the gallerist Gavin Brown and a rotating mix of friends to cook up meals in a former garage in upstate New York.
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He'll cook up menu mainstays such as veal in a tuna and caper sauce and saffron-flavored risotto, while also taking advantage of the town's proximity to the sea.
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It allows people who know nothing about techno a by-word, a catch-all reference point, with which they can then cook-up "hilarious" jokes just like this one.
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How to pick a waffle maker So, now that you've decided what kind of waffles you'd like to cook up at home, it's time to pick your waffle maker.
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Gift the Bacon and Egg Socks, $13 Remember to cook up a real breakfast of bacon and eggs for your dad to gift alongside these socks on Father's Day.
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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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Last week, Marley Spoon said it will soon begin selling Dinnerly, a more cost-conscious box of ingredients aimed at helping families cook up an inexpensive, but quality dinner.
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Every year, Apple tries to cook up a holiday commercial that will move us and, perhaps more cynically, warm us to the thought of spending substantial money on Apple gear.
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So when his team reached out to Rebecca Roth-Gullo and her team at Blackbird Doughnuts in Boston, they knew they needed to cook up something special for the musician.
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Completely wasted, the gang finally heads back to Mitch's kitchen at ACME, where they cook up bologna sandwiches with foie gras butter, blooming onions, and fried doughnuts with salted caramel.
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Given his long record of conspiracy-mongering, it's unquestionable that he'll deploy the many lurid stories that have long circled around the Clintons, and no doubt cook up new ones.
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Could she possibly have some sort of parallel agenda herself, which led her to cook up her street scene of betrayed hysteria in order to exit Roper's compound without suspicion?
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And in the trenches, the marketers will cook up the next sales scheme while the advertisers will play an endless loop of Deepwater Horizon-like spots extolling newfound social responsibility.
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Mike's glacial drift into becoming a murderer for hire — enable the show to stay recognizable and real while simultaneously indulging every crime-genre flight of fancy it can cook up.
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You can have a "no technology night" where your turn off all devices, or a Netflix marathon, or cook up some food and play board games at your kitchen table.
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TENNESSEE: Get your honky-tonk on in Nashville or cook up some Southern barbecue in your own backyard — whatever you choose, your Tennessee date is sure to be a blast.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's BONG APPÉTIT, host Abdullah Saeed invites Brazilian chef Natalia Pereira into the kitchen to cook up a South American feast packed with THC.
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So Mesnier, 75, had to cook up a DIY-style solution, crafting a mold made of buttery dough and using a Big Ben statuette and Saran wrap to shape it.
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Milwaukee Bucks fan Noah Birenbaum knew that Brook Lopez would be at a Pick 'n Save in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, signing things, so he wanted to cook up something good.
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Instead of bringing back the chair, McAuliffe proposed an alternative, which would allow the state to hire a pharmacy to secretly cook up a special batch of the deadly drugs.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - In the seaside city of Wonsan, North Korean families cook up barbecues on the beach, go fishing, and eat royal jelly flavor ice cream in the summer breeze.
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The result was that Trump was gradually backed into a position where he was stuck with whatever Ryan managed to cook up on health care as his first major legislative priority.
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But much of the Magic Leap One's success at doing any of those things will depend on what developers cook up when they finally get there hands on an actual device.
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Zverev's trying to show the old man that he can cook up an absurd amount of spin when he wants to, and sends Cuevas a lethal slice into the near corner.
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The world's getting hotter, leading scientists to cook up some crazy ideas about how to get it to stay cool enough to avoid a series of cataclysmically bad events from occurring.
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Costume shops are popping up on every other corner, candy aisles are invading our local convenience store, and, just like that, the pressure is on to cook up the perfect costume.
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Right now the device is in a "beta" of sorts, and will be made available to developers and other manufacturers to see what they can cook up with the new technology.
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When he's not watching Big Brother or dropping life-affirming truth bombs, the celebrity fitness expert likes to cook up workouts that make sure you're having fun while you're getting fit.
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A single mom and a back-to-the-lander, she teamed up with the grizzled backwoods beekeeper Burt Shavitz to cook up a line of personal-care products on her woodstove.
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PARIS, Sept 23 (Reuters) - France kicked off a three-day Gastronomy Festival on Friday, where food fans will be able taste local specialities and cook up culinary delights across the country.
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The filmmakers (the script is by John Kare Raake and Harald Rosenlow Eeg) cook up the sort of unpleasantness that turns the better disaster pictures, like this one, into nail-biters.
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On an all new episode of BONG APPÉTIT, host Abdullah Saeed enlists experienced cannabis chef and master of traditional Filipino cuisine Miguel Trinidad to cook up a weed-infused Kamayan feast.
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One-Pot Rice and Beans A nice shortcut for weeknights, when beans cooked from scratch aren't going to happen but you want to cook up a big pot of something nourishing.
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The run on toilet paper and wet wipes has nothing on seriously hard alcohol -- 'cause people fearing a full coronavirus outbreak are snatching up vodka to cook up their own sanitizer.
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New York's former planning commissioner Amanda Burden deserves a shout-out here for pushing Douglas Durst, the developer, and Mr. Ingels to cook up something bold at such a conspicuous site.
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The book is more popular in Europe, and it has inspired the Italian filmmaker Pietro Marcello to cook up an adaptation that is both scrupulously faithful and wildly, almost insanely inventive.
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I cook up a scramble of potatoes, onions, garlic, spinach, chicken sausage, eggs, and Parmesan cheese while listening to the Bald Move recap of the premiere episode of His Dark Materials.
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The show always felt of the moment, able to drop one-liners and cook up satirical storylines that blew the lid off cultural debates and exposed how dumb they often were.
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You'll be able to check out what we cook up over the course of 100 days—like a pop-up shop, Project Vs will only be around for a limited time.
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Now, what about the Hillary Clinton campaign hiring a foreign spy to cook up unverified, untrue, proven false in most cases, Russian intelligence to use as an op research against President Trump?
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Drake has also been stirring up some controversy for a possible collaboration with Chris Brown, which he teased at in an Instagram post of him and Brown captioned, "2019 cook up… Aubreezy."
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Ariana Grande is a stunning singer, the harmonies her and Corden cook up are truly goosebump-raising, and there's an entertaining segment where the two pop into a cafe for a snack.
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Prairie View officer Michael Kelley said that Encinia had to cook up an "assaulting a public servant charge" against Bland with the help of a supervisor in order to justify her detainment.
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In my dreams, directors Robespierre and Gerwig get coffee on the regular, and cook up their next ideas for female-focused dramedies that get to the heart of simple but powerful issues.
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It had instead been replaced by Israelis and Palestinians waiting for Trump aides to cook up "the deal of the century" -- that is, until Donald Trump made his Jerusalem announcement in December.
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These are meant to soak into rice and peas, made in the style of Guyanese cook-up rice, the grains brought to a boil with coconut milk, Scotch bonnets, onion and thyme.
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With a warm, crackling fire, you can cook up a meal, boil and purify water, ward off the cold of winter, and light up the darkness, bringing comfort to the nighttime forest.
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Often in under-utilised buildings, portacabins or warehouses on the outskirts of cities, dark kitchens allow chefs to cook up everything from burgers to biryanis and serve food directly to online consumers.
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The good news for Ninja ... he's made so much damn money playing video games, he can hire a private chef to cook up his breakfasts from now until the end of time.
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This twist results in a movie with a synopsis that reads like something most people would cook up if they were asked to sketch out a generic action movie plot in 20 minutes.
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Nobody in Washington seems sure what compromise Republican leadership could cook up to win over their most anti-Obamacare senator, Rand Paul of Kentucky, and their most moderate member, Susan Collins of Maine.
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Ribs fabricated in this fashion will have somewhat more fat and connective tissue and more dark meat, but are still close cousins of the more traditional cut, and cook up the same way.
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Plus, the Instant Pot is said to cook up to 70 percent faster than your average oven, saving you lots of valuable time in the kitchen (which is especially great around the holidays).
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It generated around $41.13 billion in revenue from the company's soon-to-be-a-Fortune-100-company division according to CEO Tim Cook, up from nearly $6 billion in the third quarter last year.
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Washington (CNN)The Pennsylvania primary is leading some voters to cook up some campaign curiosities, with the latest batch including a restaurant in the small community of Dunmore that offers Hillary Clinton-themed pizza.
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Now, we can cook up our own version of one of our favorite TJ's freezer staples, and cooking with the new mix is almost as easy as popping those frozen balls in the microwave.
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Inside the spacious tents, guests can enjoy luxurious baths in a claw foot bathtub, take in the views from the sofa while sipping coffee or cook up a meal using the in-room kitchenette.
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If you happen to have the windproof, splash-proof, running-out-of-lighter-fluid-proof Saberlight Plasma Beam Lighter, you'll be able to start a fire to stay warm and cook up some food.
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Her two cookbooks, Cravings and Hungry for More, are jam-packed with inventive recipes ranging from cheesy cheeseless eggs and three-ingredient chocolate mousse, so there's no telling what Teigen could cook up next.
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Mr. Iger would continue struggling for years to cook up the right meal, but his efforts will become a case study in dogged tenacity and a willingness to keep on going despite myriad setbacks.
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The island-themed restaurant was just the first of many concepts Fox would cook up over the years, but if Fox's father had had his way, his son wouldn't even have entered the competitive industry.
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And more recently, another LA snarl-up (the city has a lot of them) caused him to cook up his latest crackpot scheme: a futuristic network of superhighways built underneath the nation's congested urban centers.
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Ricin is shockingly easy to find – but it can actually be difficult to cook up into a powder that someone might inhale, Erika Check Hayden reported for Nature after the attempted poisonings of President Obama.
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On an all-new episode of VICELAND's BONG APPÉTIT, host Abdullah Saeed invites award-winning Jewish chef Joan Nathan to the kitchen to cook up a few traditional kosher dishes for a stoned Shabbat dinner.
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The kind of cosmogenesis envisioned by Linde, in contrast, would require physicists to cook up their cosmos in a highly technical laboratory, using a far more powerful cousin of the Large Hadron Collider near Geneva.
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But then Vinyl finds its way back to Richie, and you're reminded all over again that for as many good moments as the show can cook up, there's still something fundamentally hollow at its core.
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At the very least, ending it when so many young people had come to rely upon it seems cruel, even if Congress now has the opportunity to cook up a compromise before it runs out.
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On top of all that, Rovio also worked with Spin for Bring the Anger to cook up a funky motorized scooter that embraces the campaign's spirit of turning angry thoughts into something positive or joyful.
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On Friday, Mr. McLaren issued the second part of his report, and it provided extensive evidence of extraordinary efforts by Russia's Ministry of Sport to cook up performance-enhancing drugs and ways to conceal them.
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According to Mr. Trump's Twitter feed, Mr. Strzok is "incompetent and corrupt" and a "sick loser" — a man at the epicenter of a vast conspiracy to cook up a bogus "witch hunt" against the president.
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He has Jian-Yang cook up a working prototype of SeeFood, as it's so appropriately called, but the test app is capable only of identifying whether a certain food is or is not a hot dog.
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With the Instant Pot Duo Mini, you can cook up a delicious meal by just throwing in a bunch of ingredients into the pot, set the time and temp and just let it do its magic.
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Instead, it woke up to a handful of political April Fools' Day jokes that fell flat — with many saying the truth of the 13 presidential contest is stranger than any fiction a politician could cook up.
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Other days, I'd come over ravenously hungry after a week of stressing out over college applications, and she'd cook up a full meal of beans, rice, and fideo (a Mexican noodle dish) to pair with her tortillas.
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Click here to view original GIFReal life is worse than nightmares because even in my worst dreams, my twisted imagination could never cook up seeing hundreds of thousands of giant spider crabs littered across the ocean floor.
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Zebra Katz & Kashaka - "Marijuana" Kashaka is another close homie of mine from NYC and when I heard he was getting into the studio w Ojay [Zebra Katz], I was super excited to see what they'd cook up.
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But Schulz must have been feeling particularly ornery that week, because the fate he manages to cook up for the pen-and-paper manifestation of all the worst things we imagine about ourselves is EVEN FUCKING WORSE.
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I usually taste and adjust the mixture for salt at this point, but if you don't want to taste raw egg, you can cook up a little test piece of kuku and adjust salt if needed. 8.
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If you wanted to cook up a perfect laboratory experiment to test whether the NRA's donations really bought blanket opposition to gun control, you'd want to try neutralizing the effect of NRA money on politicians' campaign coffers.
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The famous couple accepted a dinner invite from the Kardashian family matriarch Wednesday night, and according to Kris ... she was hoping Chrissy would chip in by showing her how to cook up a nice dish or 2.
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With proximity to wealth closer than ever, the Kims cook up plans to worm their way into the Parks' lives until the entire family, including father Ki-taek and mother Choong-sook, work for the wealthy Parks.
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Still, some of the best moments happen when the restaurant goes off script, leaving fish behind to cook up an inspired Tex-Mex-ish queso fundido or a plate of beignets straight out of the French Quarter.
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In each installment, four artists from various corners of Chicago's diverse electronic music scene are asked to cook up a batch of chili and create an original composition that's supposed to embody the recipe in some way.
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The restaurant was a bit touristy, so the soup wasn't as spicy as I would have liked (the tongue-busting qualities of more local Chongqing hot pot places are legendary), but it was still a quality cook-up.
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So whether you whip veggies into a smoothie, toss them on a salad, or cook up some leafy greens, be sure to add a good fat (think avocado, EVOO, nuts, or seeds) to get the most nutritional benefits.
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"I think about it in my head, but we're so busy with the restaurants that I am pretty spontaneous with what we cook up," says Scratch Restaurants Inc chef and co-owner Phillip Frankland Lee in an email.
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"It's one good night's sleep, and then we have to see what they are going to cook up," Chris Charbonneau, chief executive of Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest and the Hawaiian Islands, said in a phone interview.
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While Garland's last film was heavy on the technology side of sci-fi, this one is all about the science end of things, exploring the kind of beauties and monsters that strange twists of evolution might cook up.
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I knew I'd be out of town for Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend, but I planned to be back Monday afternoon with the whole free evening to cook up a few lunches for the abbreviated week ahead.
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So here's a bunch of stuff that takes less time than the Endless vinyl took to ship: A dog pregnancy You can cook up some newborn puppies in a shorter time than it took the Endless vinyl to ship.
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Then, realizing I'm hungry again, I cook up a sausage and some orange pepper in tomato sauce and eat it with a sprinkle of mozzarella over some toasted french bread, with a handful of baby carrots on the side.
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Shu said the new money will go toward initiatives that include growing Deliveroo's London-based engineering team, expanding its reach and focusing on new products, including cloud kitchens that can cook up delivery meals faster and more cost-efficiently.
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And with a 20,000 BTU output between two burners, you can cook up anything you would in any of the other grills on this list — thick steaks, chops, or chicken breasts with no issue — so long as it'll fit.
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After the agency produced reports documenting the obvious — that the 2017 tax cut disproportionately benefited well-off farmers — and refused to cook up studies justifying other administration policies, it was summarily told to relocate from Washington to Kansas City.
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They couldn't actually play it themselves — at two and four years old, they're not quite ready for that — but they were entranced by the fantastical realm, helping guide me through tricky dungeons and offering up ideas for recipes to cook up.
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Whether the electoral map plays into the hands of Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump, America will find itself retreating into illiberal, inward-looking policies, led by either one of the two least-inspiring candidates D.C. has ever managed to cook up.
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Her brother-in-law had previously worked at a nearby Chick-fil-A, she told CNN, and she figured it wouldn't hurt to try to call in a favor to see if someone could quickly cook up a few chicken nuggets.
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It is going all in on "cloud kitchen" model of using unwanted retail space to cook up meals specifically for digital orders, which is entirely its business, as it handles all processes in house rather than through a marketplace model.
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There is also widespread skepticism among European allies (and many in the U.S.) that Iran may not be responsible for the tanker attacks and the White House is trying to cook up an Iraq War-style rationale for regime change.
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Once he realizes Willow can cook up a love spell for him, he kidnaps her and Xander, leaving Oz and Cordelia to search for their respective partners and Buffy and Angel to fight off the vamps who come looking for Spike.
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It was a rare instance in which astronomers were able to see the beginning of a supernova, when one of the most massive stars in the universe ends its life in one of the most violent events nature can cook up.
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And who knew that the lack of verb endings in Minnesota's remote Iron Range might be traceable to the polyglot immigrant mineworkers who, in a region lacking a base of native English speakers, had to cook up a mutually intelligible pidgin?
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I might drink dark 'n' stormies out of deference to the season, then cook up a vat of New Mexican pozole for a dinner feast, or a platter of original-style chicken Cordon Bleu for that old-school dinner fanciness vibe.
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Price: $63 million You can ski straight from the indoor ski-room on to the slopes from this 5-bedroom stone and timber chalet which comes replete with a grand chef's kitchen big enough to cook up a storm for a small army.
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Before long, he'd taken charge of the stove to cook up a recipe from home, picking up a bottle of vegetable oil and pouring the entire contents into the pan, then turning to the bemused kitchen crew and motioned for a second bottle.
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But in a meal kit, each teaspoon of spice and each dollop of adobo sauce comes in its own piece of plastic packaging, and this pile of plastic is repeated every single night you cook up one of their pre-packaged recipes.
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Since 2011 the Moscow anti-doping laboratory, in concert with the sports ministry, had used a technique called "the disappearing positive" to cover up for dirty athletes; the FSB helped cook up a more sophisticated sample-swapping plan for the Sochi games.
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We talked to top cosmetic chemists about their skin and the products lining their bathroom cabinets at home — including some serious drugstore gems and even custom concoctions they cook up in their labs (seriously, how can we get our hands on those?).
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But not only have they spent the past seven years failing to do so, they've actually done the opposite — running for office with the promise of better coverage while the boys in the back room cook up plans that offer worse coverage.
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It was one of those weeks when the real-life technology industry felt more absurd than anything Mike Judge could cook up for his HBO satire "Silicon Valley," which just so happens to begin airing its sixth and final season this month.
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"There is so much space between the people who cook up these policies and the classroom," said Amy Wilkins, a longtime advocate in Washington for racial equity in education, and currently senior vice president at the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools.
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And it's the recipes that level the playing field between subject and reader most: No matter where you live, you can cook up Robert Rauschenberg's key lime pie, whip up an omelet the Ed Ruscha way or toss Gregory Crewdson's eponymous signature salad.
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First, we paid a visit to the Dalai Lama temple in Mcloedganj, stopping first for an Indo-Chinese-Tibetan lunch of momos, chili chicken and chow mein, which reminded me of my native Bengal, where the Chinese Hakka community would cook up dishes like these.
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All you really need to know about the story is that it took multiple men to cook up this pottage, which hinges on another extraterrestrial invasion and humanity battling aliens as other familiar struggles erupt: technological determinism versus technophobia, secular universalism versus heroic individualism.
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He hopes this work will motivate chemists to look at the origin of life not just through a historical lens but to actively do experiments to see what it takes to cook up chemistry into something complex enough it could be a precursor to life.
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Memoriam offers more or less exactly what you'd expect a band made up of Bolt Thrower, Benediction, Sacrilege, and Life Denied to cook up—purposeful mid-tempo grooves, slowly roiling riffs, thunderous percussion, crusty production, hoarse growls, and a fine coat of apocalyptic grit.
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Staub Rustic Ceramic Baking Dishes Set of 2 for $50 ($70 off): Sometimes smaller is better, and this two-dish set makes it easy to cook up personal-sized lasagnas (yes, I am craving lasagna, how did you guess?), casseroles, dips, and even brownies.
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Looking at the colors in the glass butcher's case, the plum purple of the raw pork and the marigold yellow of the chicken skin, you know that this meat will cook up so nicely that it can be eaten and enjoyed all by itself.
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His father, James, was the headliner, a ham actor, whose matinée-idol posturing and self-delusion prompted his brilliant son to run away and cook up a new kind of realism—fuelled by European-influenced ideas about angst and hopped up on the American vernacular.
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Corporate tax has become a major source of transatlantic tension since various European countries began to cook up levies to capture more revenue from the likes of Google and Facebook, whose effective European tax rates often look suspiciously low—sometimes a mere percent or two.
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Brooks' intent was to slowly cook up an impervious technical framework and carefully introduce it in the context of a broad and serious national discussion about encryption policy, where all stakeholders would hash out the relative trade-offs of law enforcement access to information and privacy.
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In a break with those gurus' traditions, a group of economists and researchers from the World Bank, the National University of Singapore and Leuphana University in Germany decided that rather than simply cook up a pet theory of their own, they would conduct a controlled experiment.
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To see if our planet's satellite is already equipped with the basic building blocks for a construction project, the ESA's General Support Technology Programme conducted a proof-of-concept study in which an oven and a blast of light was used to cook up some bricks.
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Instead of having to cook up batches of color from the official, company cards and the software in his workroom, Gonzalez can eyeball a car, grab the right handful of spray-outs, and hold each one up next to it to figure out an even closer mixture.
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To find out how this influences modern Romanian society, Broadly correspondent Milène Larsson spends a week with Mihaela Minca's witch clan and learns how to brew a love potion, cook up a curse, and even witnesses the exorcism of a woman supposedly possessed by the devil.
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When Muytjens left his position as head of men's wear at J. Crew last year and was suddenly free to cook up his next adventure, he gave up his Williamsburg apartment and headed upstate, where he had a weekend home near the New York-Massachusetts border.
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At the other end of the price spectrum, the $193 Calphalon Quartz Heat Countertop Toaster Oven can also cook up 12-inch pies, and thanks to its 11 preset cooking functions — including pizza, toast, bake, broil, and more — it can cook just about anything else too.
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During these trips, she's playing in the kind of way that most adults have forgotten to do, imagining that the sun is a stove that'll cook up her s'mores, or that the ornery sea lion she's encountered while snorkeling has vindictively marooned her on a rock.
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"If I run into two or three such snags in a nonfiction book, I start to think maybe you could cook up a supernatural backstory in which those enigmatic or apparently irrational actions actually make sense," Powers says in Episode 186 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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To address the lethal injection drug shortage — caused by European labs refusing to export the substances to the US for use in executions — McAuliffe has proposed an alternative that would allow the state to hire a pharmacy to secretly cook up a special batch of the deadly drugs.
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It's an electric pressure cooker that will make the best soups and sauces you've ever tasted, while also helping you cook up rice, make your own yogurt, and provide an easy way to follow along with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's occasional Instagram livestreams where she prepares Instant Pot dishes.
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In his clubhouse annexe in the Lower Ninth, next to his house with his name in lights outside and marble and chandeliers inside, he would cook up red-bean stew for the neighbours, then invite them in to eat, have a few little beers and watch a Saints game.
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To see if we wanted to cook up some Demogorgon goo of our own, we spoke to Amy L. Forsythe, head of the makeup department for Stranger Things, and the genius behind many of the the gaks, muds, and blood that make the Upside Down come to life.
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Ithaca-based rapper and producer SAMMUS and New York-based DJ GENG offered recipes are for those who want to cook up a culinary protest during the holiday, while Mikey Lion of Desert Hearts and Dirtybird founders DJ Worthy and Christian Martin put needed twists on old family staples.
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Following instructions that he had e-mailed to himself from Pakistan, he bought hydrogen peroxide and acetone from local beauty-supply outlets, rented a hotel suite in nearby Aurora, and used the kitchen to cook up triacetone triperoxide, a detonator explosive similar to that used in the London attacks.
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It might take you a bit longer to cook up than your normal sausage on a bun, but you'll be rewarded with the admiration of your peers, the respect of your former superiors, and the love of your enemies—or at least the gratitude of your taste buds.
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Cook up many different culinary delights with the Lagostina Martellata Hammered Copper 10-Piece Cookware Set, which includes twp skillets (8-inch and 10-inch), two saucepans (2-quart and 3-quart) with lids, a 3-quart deep sauté pan with lid, and a 6-quart stockpot with lid.
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During our time with Minca and her witch clan family in the town of Mogoșoaia on the outskirts of Bucharest, we learned how to cook up love potions and curses, discovering that some people are prepared to pay hefty sums in the hope of curing their emotional, physical or financial ailments.
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The big question here is whether Barr and Durham are going into this clear-eyed or are specifically looking for information to fit the narrative that's been pushed by the president about rogue Trump-haters at the FBI and CIA who conspired to cook up an investigation into a presidential candidate.
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" Of course, behind it all from his mansion not far from the White House, Obama exhorts his troops with his intentions to join the fray: "You're going to see me early next year and we're going to be in a position where we can cook up all kinds of great stuff.
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And because Maryland's seaport city figures so commandingly in "The Cook Up," the latest book from the writer and educator D. Watkins, one is again reminded of Baltimore's sometimes inescapable pull, and how for those wading through its troubled waters, it is often easier to give in than to get out.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — A big conspiracy theory in Washington these days, perhaps second only to the one concerning Hillary Clinton's supposed body double, is the fear among some House Republicans of what President Obama and their party leaders might cook up during a lame-duck session of Congress after Election Day.
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The possibility of a natural remedy for malaria is "great," especially if "it's one you could cook up in your own kitchen," said Dana Hunnes of the Fielding School of Public Health at the University of California, Los Angeles, who is a senior dietician at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center.
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" — Gilles Bensimon, photographer "Azzedine and I had a lot of fun together in the 1980s doing photo shoots for his book....We would cook up ideas in his kitchen and then off we would go, with trunks of clothes to work with some of the best photographers in the world.
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"I think they have a very strong incentive to cook up some story that will get us out of this fix," said Gary Samore, the director of the Crown Center for Middle East Studies at Brandeis University, and a former top White House aide on nuclear issues for President Barack Obama.
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Also from the Ninja Foodi series comes the versatile Cold & Hot Blender, a high-speed crushing and liquefying machine that doesn't limit itself to smoothies: Among its 12 preset smart programs, there are settings that can create concentrates for flavored water and cocktails and even cook up hot soups and sauces.
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But why would you be eating the world's toughest skirt steak when you can cook up a juicy, flavorful, bone-in prime rib that not only serves as the perfect bed for a blanket of chimichurri, but also happens to be one of the easiest things you will ever cook?
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For his second solo album, the Black Keys frontman stayed local in his adopted home of Nashville and enlisted some of the city's session legends — John Prine, Duane Eddy, and Jerry Douglas, to name a few — to help him cook up a distinctly American "musical stew" of rock, country, blues, and soul.
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She sat smiling near the door of the Raices Times Plaza Neighborhood Senior Center, beyond which the air was predicted to cook up to a high of 98 degrees Fahrenheit (36.7°C), though it would feel more like 110 degrees F (43.3°C) with the humidity, according to the National Weather Service.
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Gourmia® GPC419 4-Qt SmartPot Digital Multi-Function Pressure Cooker With 15 cooking modes, a 10-level safety system, and a 24-hour delay timer and auto-resume, this four-quart pressure cooker from Gourmia® help you cook up to 70 percent faster while retaining more flavor and nutrients in meals.
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Despite her legendarily slim figure – which led Barbara Walters to ask in an interview what she weighed – Hepburn especially loved pasta with pomodoro sauce and would often travel with dried spaghetti in her suitcase to cook up once she got to her destination, as her son, Luca Dotti, revealed in his book Audrey at Home.
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This is also a fantastic time to focus on fitness and wellness, since Jupiter in fiery Sagittarius will bring you both the confidence and energy you need to actually wake up at 5 AM to engage in your meditation practice, go for a walk, or cook up some delicious meals rather than ordering take out.
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The idea that Fast Radio Bursts are produced by advanced alien civilizations in order to drive spacecraft through interstellar space sounds like something a UFO conspiracy site might cook up—but it's actually the serious suggestion of a new paper published by Avi Loeb and Manasvi Lingam from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
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The thread that connects "The Cook Up" with the author's previous true-to-life treatise, "The Beast Side: Living (and Dying) While Black in America," and with his columns for Salon is, to me, of greater importance: It is Watkins's belief in the telling of black stories, in their ugliness and in their beauty.
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We should include the president's decertification ultimatum in January that Congress must "fix" the Iran nuclear deal, despite the reality of Iran's compliance; the White House's pressure on the intelligence community to cook up evidence of Iran's noncompliance; and the administration's choosing to view the recent protests in Iran as the beginning of regime change.
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We caught up with one of the head cooks behind the Standing Rock Thanksgiving dinner, Brian Yazzie (aka Yazzie the Cook), who went to Standing Rock along with his girlfriend Danielle Polk and RN Care Manager Paula Hill of the Little Traverse Bay bands of Odawa Indians to cook up a feast of indigenous food.
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Let's check that whiteboard, grab our Punky Brewster backpack, cook up some lava fries, break up with that nice x-ray technician, pour five ounces of white wine, pray that this chess tournament ends soon, pick up the phone and speak with the man responsible for all of these sticky, tricky situations: This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman.
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Producers are soliciting questions on Twitter prior to the broadcast — ask them with the hashtag #HomerLive between May 1st and May 4th — but Jean assures The Wrap that the early start was just to secure permission to use the questions from the people who tweeted them, rather than a way to cook up the animation ahead of time.
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Despite having been demonstrably wrong about so much, such is their brass-necked shamelessness that they'll happily cook up and push the next conspiracy—Trump is being covertly drugged by White House insiders, say—to an audience only too willing to lap up the snake oil, even—maybe especially—when "the mainstream" have proven that it's nonsense.
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The situation for Scout can become grave in no time at all unless you're keeping a keen eye on her temperature, constantly topping her up with food and clean water—or, better, combining raw materials to cook up something a little more satisfying, from dandelion tea, both refreshing and medicinal, or stitching together animal pelts to make warmer clothing.
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Get a taste of these white truffles and go on a truffle hunt at Prodan Tartufi, near the town of Buzet, where the Prodan family and their dogs take visitors on an hourlong hunt and then cook up a truffle-laden meal that includes truffles with eggs, truffles with sausages, truffles with cheese, and more truffles.
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Another explanation for the far-flung, everywhere from California to Connecticut, cases of vaping lung illness is the plethora of YouTube videos and Internet search results (BuzzFeed News does not advise using any of these recipes) telling people how to cook up their own THC liquids in their kitchens for vaping, far from any clean room conditions.
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Tom comes into Bake Off fresh off the back of losing four stone, which seems to me a natural precursor to the BBC hosting a reality show next year where newly reformed heroin addicts compete in a tent to see who can cook up the best batch of crack (Pete Doherty to judge), but still: Look at the sadness around those eyes.
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" Asked about Johnson's quote on Face the Nation on Sunday, Marco Rubio concurred, although he argued that secrecy isn't so bad—as long as there's time to debate the bill: "The Senate is not a place where you can just cook up something behind closed doors and rush it for a vote on the floor—especially on an issue like this.
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It has taken the producers almost 14 months since Season 3 ended to cook up a new batch of episodes, but they reward the audience's patience by picking up where season three left off, with a major development that is seemingly hastening the descent of Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) from well-meaning, morally lax striver to sleazy, wholly corrupt drug lawyer.
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Soloway and the show writers cook up the idea for Sarah's younger sister, Ali (played by Gaby Hoffman), to go back to college and fall in love with a professor, Leslie Mackinaw (played by Cherry Jones), who's based on the queer poet Eileen Myles, just as the newly single Soloway meets the real Myles on a panel and falls madly in love.
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Vast open stretches of adjustable desks with large monitors, micro kitchens never very far away that are stocked to the brim daily with rotating snacks and beverages, games like chess and ping-pong, and, of course, an army of culinary staff that cook up daily menus and operate mini restaurants across its main campus, all free operating as a benefit.
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From what I saw, every episode of the HBO show has roughly the same formula: Vince (Adrian Grenier) — who we're meant to believe is a great actor — is facing some kind of movie star setback, and E (Kevin Connolly) and Ari (Jeremy Piven) try to fix it while Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) and Johnny Drama (Kevin Dillon) cook up some half-baked plan for sex or fame.
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While fusion cooking may have called for a certain purity of ingredients to be recognized as such and respected for their traditional use, Melasniemi and Tiravanija call for a more instinctual synthesis of cooking methodologies and ingredients resulting in some pretty great sounding recipes — as well as some others that I would definitely taste, but might not go out of my way to cook up myself.
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That makes this as much a defensive acquisition as anything; Burger King and Wendy's are now going to have to cook up, or acquire, their own voice AI. Not only that but the Apprente team will become founding members of the newly formed McD Tech Labs, a Silicon Valley–based group that will work on better drive-throughs—or faster ones, at least—through technology.
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" He points to another coding kit the team has up for pre-order, slated to ship next month — a co-branded Harry Potter gizmo in which kids get to build a motion-sensitive "coding wand" and use it to cook up their own digital spells, helped along by Kano's software — adding: "With the Potter kit we're bringing Kano code — to create a system, the ability to blend and change physics engines and sounds and particle systems — to tablets.
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