I just pulled everything out of the drawers and cupboards.
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Lock the refrigerator, bolt the cupboards and barricade the pantry.
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Petrified, some tried to barricade themselves inside using library cupboards.
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Then he got a bit carried away going through the cupboards.
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Others ducked under tables or hid in bathrooms, closets and cupboards.
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It's always been in the cupboards since I was a boy.
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Some have cracked buildings; some have merely rattled dishes in cupboards.
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We pass through rooms heavy with furniture: cupboards, armoires, beds, clocks.
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In June I had an infestation of meal moths in my cupboards.
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They are low on surprises, chainsaws, screams and characters hiding in cupboards.
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Hertmans has no shortage of material to pluck from his ancestral cupboards.
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The other three bedrooms have built-in cupboards and share a bathroom.
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Check your cupboards because Pepperidge Farm is recalling four varieties of the crackers.
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There's also a cutlery drawer, storage racks, and cupboards that can store utensils.
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The cookies were being stored in the cupboards to be sold, McGraw says.
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"There's so much great stuff in all our cupboards," she told the publication.
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The cupboards held only bottles: capsules of bee pollen, vitamins, apple-cider vinegar.
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Paramount released "Rocketman" in late May in part because its cupboards were bare.
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The interior of the campervan has multiple storage spaces, including cupboards and drawers.
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For now, the mobile cupboards are stationed mainly in offices and partner locations.
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I imagine them opening their cupboards to reveal a blinding stash of pure glow.
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But at night he wandered through the house, combing through closets, drawers and cupboards.
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"Too many kitchen cupboards house a hodgepodge of clunker baking sheets," Ms. Preston explained.
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These rooms have built-in cupboards and desks; the bathrooms have custom mahogany vanities.
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That decision spawned commercials, paintings and cupboards that are emblazoned in many Americans' memories.
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SnackWell's cookies, an icon of this age, filled up the cupboards of dieting aunts.
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"He knows how to steal out of Tupperware containers, cupboards, and backpacks," Lindner told BuzzFeed.
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Does the most popular candy fit what you have in your own cupboards at home?
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Despite Omar's ridiculous size, he really likes to hide in small places like kitchen cupboards.
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"She would hide me in cupboards, at her workplace, at neighbours' homes," she goes on.
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Surveying the barren fridge and empty cupboards, you already know how this evening will end.
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Plates, glasses, silverware rest in cupboards at different heights in different places around the kitchen.
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The dining area has a set of built-in birch cupboards and an Artemide chandelier.
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She stashes suitcases and other items that aren't needed regularly on top of high cupboards.
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I took down a couple of ugly kitchen cupboards and replaced them with a ventilation hood.
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Jonas, staring at his cupboards the day after this defeat, would come to the same conclusion.
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Those who can keep a plethora of food in their refrigerators and cupboards are a marvel.
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She is not buying any groceries except milk, and is cleaning out her cupboards to eat.
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I might just rip them off my wall and cupboards and recycle them like everyone else.
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A second bedroom with built-in cupboards has access to the bathroom through a hallway door.
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Just 1 in 20 grandparents said they kept medications in locked cupboards or cabinets at home.
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A wall of cupboards was created behind the bed for storage and to hide mini kitchen facilities.
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Or maybe it's a Wednesday night and you're stuck with just three ingredients left in your cupboards.
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Only Cora caught them in the act and got all hissy about them rifling through her cupboards.
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This has prompted people from all over the world to scour their cupboards for an exact replica.
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He endured paralyzing hallucinations and, at times, would be found rocking and banging his head against cupboards.
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Some residents say the hum is so powerful this time, that it can rattle glassware in cupboards.
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Many residents left furniture in their unwanted homes, curtains at the windows and crockery in the cupboards.
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Making a lifestyle change now will provide far more food security than just piling goodies in cupboards.
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Matt has filled his cupboards with tinned beans, rice and pasta, and tinned fruit for his kid.
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Reuters said that a consular official showed them every room, even opening up cupboards and filing cabinets.
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In time, self-control breaks down and we hunger to throw open the cupboards and binge again.
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The interior is largely original, with hardwood floors, plaster walls and built-in cupboards and bookshelves throughout.
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I wiped down the counters, cupboards and floor; dusted and vacuumed; and cleaned the half-bathroom downstairs.
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Chabuddy: I had this needy Mongolian friend, Melford, who lived in one of my cupboards, really short.
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We scour the cupboards to see what spices we already have, and make a grocery list for tomorrow.
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The possessions had been sealed in cupboards and storerooms for 50 years when they were discovered in 2004.
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Soon, all his cupboards were filled with jars of sodium hydroxide, bottles of vinegar, and large conical flasks.
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Fill your graduate's cupboards with this 62-piece dinnerware set — it'll stock their kitchen in one fell swoop.
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Cupboards have been emptied onto floors, walls and windows are pitted with what appear to be bullet holes.
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After a few hours of work, the cupboards and drawers were filled and organized, which made her happy.
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"Women told us how they had tucked away their garment in the corner of their cupboards," she said.
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She was plenty organized already; in fact, friends ask her to arrange their drawers and shelves and cupboards.
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That evening, while Pippa and Gillian watched television, Serena went rummaging through the cupboards upstairs, renewed and energized.
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I dug through the cupboards, and settled on old spaghetti noodles and a can of pre-cooked pinto beans.
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This means keeping dangerous humans foods in high cupboards and shutting up medications and cleaners in pet-proof containers.
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The annex houses a luxury kitchen fitted with appliances by Gaggenau and tempered-glass cupboards and countertops by Valcuccine.
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She left the floor-to-ceiling glass-paned wooden cupboards as they were — even with their chipped black paint.
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Before the strike, every Friday, teachers and volunteers would fill backpacks for students who go home to scant cupboards.
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The nuns regularly starved her, locked her in cupboards and kept her out of school to do heavy housework.
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Both types of organizations are seeking help — but right now, money will help more than donations from your cupboards.
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It's easy to feel like you belong in Montreal when you're sharing the cupboards of a fifth-generation Québécois.
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Lazy Susans, or rotating trays, take advantage of unused space in deep cupboards or corner nooks on a counter.
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A lot of people I know have cupboards full of these things but wouldn't consider them worth giving away.
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Check your cupboards because four varieties of Pepperidge Farm's Goldfish crackers have been recalled due to a potential salmonella contamination.
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A wall of cupboards stores hurricane shutters, and the home's structure and roof are fortified for hurricanes, Mr. Zephirin said.
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The cupboards are stocked with a random assortment of hotel-sized toiletries and makes up for our haphazard packing nicely.
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That means that the flour we buy one day is likely to still be hanging around our cupboards months later.
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Or perhaps you go even smaller, to the fridges and cupboards where our lettuce wilts and our cereals go stale.
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They are your friends, neighbors and colleagues, and a significant percentage of them are staring down empty cupboards and refrigerators.
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Her family pointed to broken cupboards and a shattered LCD screen, which they said had been smashed in the raid.
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Yet as new models come out, old UAVs can often end their lives stashed and forgotten in cupboards and drawers.
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An elevator can be installed, as can cupboards in the bedrooms, an open-plan kitchen and bathrooms on every floor.
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"We heard from Yoko Ono that the items were in different cupboards in her flat," Mr. Steltner said on Friday.
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There may be radioactive isotopes from burned-up antique crockware, cupboards of incinerated household cleaners, and asbestos from old siding.
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REDRUTH, England — Her cupboards are jammed with pasta, rice and couscous — enough to feed a family of five for weeks.
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I slammed the door shut, locked and bolted it, then ran upstairs, checking windows, pulling curtains back, looking inside cupboards.
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They searched under beds, in cupboards, and even took girls, herding them into a prison or a stadium for questioning.
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The daughter and the aide watched her as she hunted for every last package in the fridge and the cupboards.
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Even at the height of the fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, the US didn't scour the cupboards and send everyone.
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Roderick and the officer went through the home room by room, looking into cupboards and under beds for the missing girl.
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So from now until the ice melts, we'll be hibernating beneath fuzzy blankets and foraging our cupboards for expiration-less provisions.
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In other words, it is a big job for even an experienced exec and the cupboards are pretty bare at Uber.
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The yellowish print covering most of the cupboards and side tables looked less like cheese the closer you got to it.
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And as Trump's inauguration approaches in just under two weeks, booze cupboards across the world are likely to be plundered again.
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You want something, but you don't want to make food, so you turn to your kitchen cupboards hoping there's something tasty.
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They opened windows, provided cupboards for patients' possessions, and argued to remove all but a few locks from the ward doors.
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Sometimes you come home after a long day at the office/meth lab/prison yard and just stare at your cupboards.
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When police saw the interior of Conn's house—empty cupboards, an ill-tended guinea pig—they opened a child-neglect case.
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Although I had a good job and owned an apartment in Manhattan, he feared my cupboards and refrigerator might be bare.
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Reuters said that a consulate official gave their journalists a tour of each room, even opening up cupboards and filing cabinets.
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My mother sewed curtains, glued wallpaper and repaired the ceiling; my father rebuilt cupboards, ran new lights and retiled the bathroom.
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It's like cleaning out you cupboards and drawers and getting rid of stuff so you can regroup and see what's actually there.
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Iconic names like Heinz ketchup and Special K cereal are always going to have a place in the Americans' cupboards and refrigerators.
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There must still be unused ones in cupboards—I have to wait for a mother to clean out her son's old room.
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In this world, your cupboards and refrigerator are always full, because your groceries are reordered every week automatically, based on consumption data.
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No matter how hard I tried, or how much I peeked inside cupboards and closets, I could not see a single ghost.
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I make the most of it and wipe down all the cupboards and baseboards on the main floor while the boys play.
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We had to transport all the food across the school playground in hot cupboards, which we did on a very cold evening.
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Make sure the package includes details like cleaning the inside of light fixtures, windows, closets and cupboards, the basement and the attic.
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Misha's desktop, the deep reds of the carpet, the cupboards, the oven, the door were all variations on the same black box.
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How he fits: After a few trades becomes official, Porter will head to Cleveland, a team that has restocked its cupboards quickly.
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But online just encourages, you said clear out your cupboards, sweep the fridge, another one was don't eat, detox, reset your metabolism.
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Space is rarely an issue with hand mixers since they are lightweight and compact enough to fit in the smallest of cupboards.
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Take advantage of vertical space: Hang as many items as you can on the wall to free up cluttered cupboards and drawers.
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The mobile house in which Ms Rush lives today has mouldy cupboards, an unusable bathtub and holes plugged with many ingenious patches.
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Live parrots and cockroaches appeared in his works, as did ground coffee, doors, meat, windows, stone-filled cupboards and steel bed frames.
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He gave Reuters a tour of the consulate four days afterwards, opening cupboards in an effort to show Khashoggi was not there.
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Clean out your closets and cupboards, and invariably you are confronted with a pile of possessions in need of a new home.
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She's got the cupboards stocked with items for breakfast, a little candy dish with chocolates, and two adorable stuffed seals on the bed.
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Museum technicians have already begun the painstaking work of removing original light fittings, kitchen units and airing cupboards which will later be reassembled.
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Some of us buy overpriced meditation cushions and throw out the potato chips in our cupboards (or finish them because we're not wasteful).
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"But he is really good at opening doors, sliding doors, kitchen cupboards, shower doors, wardrobes, he'll get past all of them," she added.
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National food brands including Heinz sauces, Campbell's soup, Quaker oats, Jell-O and Coca-Cola had been invented and began to fill cupboards.
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The consequences for firms such as Tingyi, whose Master Kong noodles are found everywhere from railway canteens to kitchen cupboards, have been severe.
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I even invented a new cake to use up the odds and ends in my cupboards, a combination of banana bread and gingerbread.
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On the left is a paneled living room with original beams, hardwood floors and a fireplace flanked by built-in cupboards and bookshelves.
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There were two cupboards, a sink with no running water, and just enough floor space for one person to stand and get dressed.
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The vending machines, which the company calls "mobile cupboards," offer entrees and snacks featuring the company's own proprietary grain, which has no sugar.
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They may even be inclined to toss all the useless mugs they've collected in your cupboards after they see how superior this one is.
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We are all in our winter coats with our blankets round us, tins of Heinz Big Soup in the cupboards, soldiers in the storm.
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Are we supposed to forgo the golden, glorious box of Annie's Mac & Cheese in our cupboards for some cold celery sticks and slimy tofu?
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We encourage our clients to keep a modest amount of glassware in their cupboards, and store the excess in another area of the home.
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As for her boots in the cupboards, this was so hilarious; I've never seen this method of storage before with any of my friends.
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He gave Reuters a tour of the consulate four days after the murder, opening cupboards in an effort to show Khashoggi was not there.
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Whether it's Indian street snacks made from ingredients you already have in your cupboards or handy uses for leftover rice, we got you covered.
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The "kitchen" consists of a mini-fridge, a minuscule sink, and cupboards, with just enough counter space for a microwave and small coffee maker.
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Original features include wide-plank pine floors, horsehair plaster walls, raised panel doors and wide-board wainscoting, as well as built-in cupboards throughout.
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Arched doorways on either side provide access to a dining room with built-in corner cupboards and a paneled study with built-in bookcases.
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We've come a long way from the cans of Folgers that filled our grandparents' cupboards, with our oat milk lattes, cold brews and Frappuccinos.
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Ultimately, families need strong messages to guide them towards making healthy choices about what they put into their kitchen cupboards and into their bodies.
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If you're investing in joinery, build cupboards right up to the ceiling (as well as in the dead spaces such as under the stairs).
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Within years, many of the thousands of paintings featured would disappear into hidden store cupboards, trampled beneath the inescapable march of state-backed socialist realism.
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Locals found them a house, filled the cupboards with food and—to the family's delight—laid out prayer mats and a copy of the Koran.
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They claimed to be searching for someone, but spent a lot of time opening drawers and cupboards too small to hide a person, he said.
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On to the bathroom, and there were more of the same cheese-print decals on cupboards and the shower door, and yellow pops of color.
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So CUTE!" or "Oh my gosh you guys get so much DUST HERE, huh?" or "Wow, you got some real old rice in these cupboards!
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The niches in the wall were likely "cupboards for the scrolls," Dirk Schmitz, an archaeologist at the Roman-Germanic Museum in Cologne, told The Guardian.
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And don't forget to look in your fridge or cupboards before shopping to avoid buying stuff you already have around the house, the agency adds.
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Items I use less often, such as pie plates, cake pans, and roasting pans, get stowed out of the way in bins above my cupboards.
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The living room has a brick fireplace with a paneled overmantel flanked by a built-in bookcase on one side and cupboards on the other.
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When it was built, there was only a small bar concealed within those front cupboards — manned in the early days by a butler named Charles.
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Last Thursday, Iowa State University sophomore Chris Jorgensen shared a photograph of this Frankenfood he'd created while rummaging helplessly through his cupboards and pantries one night.
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At School 13 in Slavyansk, UNICEF has helped refurbish the building and has provided new furniture, like desks and cupboards, to make sure classrooms are functioning.
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This leads to a 490-square-foot farmhouse-style kitchen and breakfast room, with an Aga range, painted cupboards, a central island and granite work surfaces.
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Since that day, Juanita's menudo, both rojo and verde, as well as her pozole, are staples of my cupboard, my mom's cupboard, and my siblings' cupboards.
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He was literally going to the cupboards in the back of the offices, taking out the original rush tapes, digitizing them, and bringing them back home.
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He also wants to cut research into harmful chemicals — some linked to breast cancer and birth defects — found in things most Americans keep in their cupboards.
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But now that sense of resentment — of being treated as second-class citizens by more prosperous neighbors — is reaching even into the region's refrigerators and cupboards.
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Fearing booby traps, they moved carefully through buildings, peering into cupboards and behind couches, always careful not to move anything that could trigger a makeshift explosive.
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Passing up on Josh Allen seems fairly surprising, as does the decision to not trade down in hopes of filling the team's bare cupboards more quickly.
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When designing kitchens from scratch, she'll often include glass fronted cupboards so that ceramic and glassware, or even attractively packaged food stuffs, can be shown off.
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After searching the entire house, cupboards and all, they realized Poppy was in the front-loading washer and got to her before the machine's spin cycle started.
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This combustible combination seemed like perfect reality TV fodder, with Sidney and his production team rigging the farmhouse with groaning pipes, exploding cupboards and other spooky effects.
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Old computers, phones, chargers, and other devices sit in our cupboards and garages, neglected for a period, likely years, before we finally decide to throw them away.
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Secrets are crucially contained behind a closed door, characters hide in fastened cupboards, elaborate schemes are planned in rooms where others could burst in at any moment.
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They drink the coffee Faith has brewed, complain about the eggs she's cooked, rootle around in her cupboards for booze, grandly discuss lust, women, and Faith herself.
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The idea of producing mead has been bouncing around this tall guy's head since 2014, after watching pots and pots of honey pile up in his cupboards.
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The kitchen and mudroom are stacked with storage components (oak-lined cupboards and pantries, custom-built cabinets and pullout shelving) precision-crafted to fit like puzzle pieces.
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They suggest folks pull isopropyl alcohol, hydrogen peroxide and glycerin (if you have it) from cupboards and start whisking to attempt a homemade Purell, if you will.
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Covered in blankets from neck to toe, Eline would keep an eye on the kitchen entrance and followed the sounds of the rodents rummaging in the cupboards.
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And so, there followed a rooting around in the cupboards in search of things that might usefully define "Japan," offering reassurance at home and material for export.
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SD: In one of the ground-floor classrooms, one wall is fitted with built-in glass cupboards that were broken by vandals after Darul Uloom purchased the property.
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Other Allen Institute scientists built the Sims-like house, filling it with everyday items and realistic physics—kitchen cupboards full of dishes, couches that can be pushed around.
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Because after all that holiday hoarding, your fridges and cupboards may be looking more than a little overstuffed with half-eaten and stale boxes of who knows what?
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After that, I'm finally set up in the non-Apple world and can put anything with a fruit logo in the cupboards that formerly held all my Androids.
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He used to look through all of our cupboards before he found the wine glasses, he has a tattoo that's misspelled, and he shits four times a day.
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Ultimately, he wants households to replace spice racks with cupboards of glucose, piperine, amylose, tartaric acid and other compounds that he hopes will eventually be available in supermarkets.
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The kitchen, an ell added in the 1890s, has a wide brick fireplace and floor-to-ceiling wainscoting made of pine, a wood also used for the cupboards.
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" After that, she wrote ceaselessly, stuffing cupboards "full with unfinished novels, plays, stories"; from her teens, she wrote in English, which she came to consider her "first language.
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She told a neighbor last week that she was worried about the increasingly bare state of her cupboards, yet fearful to be exposed to the virus while shopping.
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LONDON — McCormick & Company will account for more space in American cupboards after agreeing to buy French's mustard and Frank's Red Hot sauce in a deal worth $4.2 billion.
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Half a level down from the foyer is a chef's kitchen with Bosch appliances, black granite countertops, lacquered cupboards, a green-glass backsplash and a walk-in pantry.
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The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with skylights and several closets, as well as some small built-in cupboards originally used as warming closets for blankets.
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There's no food in the cupboards, and Nick says he usually eats when he gets pizza from work, but he's not working today so they'll just have to wait.
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They swept from floor to floor, kicking down glass doors and evacuating dozens of terrified office workers, coaxing them out from their hiding places under desks and in cupboards.
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To help us tell these incredible stories, we are asking people to check attics, cupboards, as well as family photo albums, for the chance to feature in our exhibition.
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You lug cardboard boxes holding flat-packed shelves, cupboards and tables into your car and reward yourself for your thrift and good taste with meatballs slathered with lingonberry jam.
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He spends much of his time wandering the corridors looking for a swimming pool, opening broom cupboards in the hope that one will reveal the dapple of shimmering water.
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"We fixed things that needed fixing, put locks on some cupboards and on the office (so we could lock away valuables), and created a household information folder," she says.
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It was only after the 6th Earl died, that his butler Robert mentioned that he thought there were some Egyptian artefacts in the little cupboards between the two rooms.
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It'll be interesting to see if and when the Warriors unload these deals in an attempt to restock the cupboards with younger talent around their four-man nuclear warhead.
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For years I've kept my drinking glasses in the freezer, because (1) I enjoy frosty glasses; (2) the freezer is mostly empty; and (3) my cupboards are mostly full.
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There's a long, narrow piece missing near the cupboards and I can't decide which bothers me more: that it's not there or that I can't remember what it's called.
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So who or what is really to blame for the decline in this canned classic, which has been a staple inside American lunchboxes and cupboards since the early 1900s?
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The transition is not abrupt; a visitor is met first with a bank of wooden cupboards, easing newcomers off the street and into the vastness of the house itself.
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"I was always interested in my work being seen in a broader context, to be displayed in museums, not shut away in cluttered cupboards," Woodman told the Guardian in 2016.
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While you're in there, you can of course amuse yourself by looking through the medicine cupboards, because nothing is as entertaining as learning one of your friends has topical eczema.
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If hygge made you drowsy, and Marie Kondo saddled you with empty cupboards and regret, "shake yoga" is a way to masochistically jiggle these bad memories away with your thighs.
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"If you have a robot at home setting tables, the cups or cupboards might look different in different homes," said Peter Welinder, a robotics researcher at OpenAI, over the phone.
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In case you hadn't noticed because you're hidden under a pile of your old shitty t-shirts, Marie Kondo has been sparking joy and making people clean out their cupboards worldwide.
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I discover five (!) of them tucked away in various cupboards in my house; the peril of being a tech journalist is apparently accumulating Androids like other people accumulate conference tote bags.
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I attempted to pour milk on a bowl cereal, get my blood sugar going, but everything flew back into the cupboards as if at the behest of a poltergeist Mary Poppins.
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I'm not entirely sure why Amazon is killing these off, but I can only assume it's because most Amazon customers haven't stuck these to their walls or cupboards like I have.
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Advertisements touting its high concentration of B vitamins appeared in the British Medical Journal, and, during World War II, the paste became a staple in soldiers' rations packets and cupboards back home.
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The decision to forgo cancer screenings and physical exams has set her apart from her friends, whose calendars are full of doctors' appointments and whose cupboards are crammed with supplements and medicines.
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The countertops are quartz, cabinets are white and the island is a dark maple, a material repeated in some of the bathroom cabinetry and the low built-in cupboards in the foyer.
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Despite the newfangled flavors, the restaurant also mines nostalgia with white brick walls, some vintage artifacts and little numbered cupboards that you open when your order is ready, almost like the Automat.
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On Saturday, she pulled up to an impromptu aid station set up by three friends from the Tampa area who had driven north with supplies culled from their cupboards and local churches.
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" Likewise, he marvels at cupboards in the family room created to "point up triangles of light," while a running cable of lights provides ample opportunity to "read a book anywhere in the house.
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She and her sister would grab backpacks and travel from one church to another loading up as much as they were allowed to carry and dragging it home to stock the barren cupboards.
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TL;DR: This heavy-duty cookware set made from durable anodized aluminum is specially designed to take up 30% less space in your cupboards, and Amazon has it on sale for just $370.
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This leaves the category of conspicuous non-consumers — the people who don't have a stove or any cupboards because they live in a beautifully elaborate miniature house in the middle of a wilderness.
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The cupboards on Trump's plane were also stocked with Vienna Fingers, potato chips, pretzels and many packages of Oreos because Trump, a well-known germaphobe, refused to eat from a previously opened package.
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No illnesses have been reported yet, and Whole Foods has pulled the product from shelves and online stores, but you might want to double-check your cupboards to make sure that you're safe.
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The spartan bathrooms sport plastic shower curtains and a single oval mirror, but no drawers or cupboards to store the 450,000 condoms that will be distributed to athletes -- equivalent to 42 per person.
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Yes, the outside trees may be bare and the temperatures more chilling by the day, but our cupboards (and corners of our mouths) will soon no longer need to be cookie crumb-free.
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They're also intending to develop additional products with the new financing — a well-placed source tells us storage will continue to be a focus, with custom cupboards one likely future product, for example.
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Along with helping LanDan Olivia brush her hair, pick up objects, open cupboards and turn book pages, Perkins provides her with qualities that can't be trained, but are instead fostered by their bond.
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Saudi Arabia has strongly denied playing a role in Khashoggi's disappearance, going as far as to open cupboards in its consulate to show journalists that he was not being held against his will.
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Asked about the contents of their food cupboards, most said they were stocked with privately grown vegetables, locally made snacks and rice, or if they were poor, corn, which is a cheaper staple.
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Still, in addition to the books, historic documents and photographs of antique pieces, there are several cupboards filled with armaments and jewelry, and utility boxes stuffed with metal parts, stamps and imitation gems.
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It is a sunny day, and the whole flat is filled with them, roses and irises and hyacinths and daffodils spilling out of every vase and jug that could be found in the cupboards.
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Later, he stood in silent prayer at the start of Amatrice's main street, which remained piled high with rubble and the discarded remnants of family life: mattresses, cupboards, clothing and broken beams and doors.
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Think of all energy you exert determining whether or not something is microwaveable (plus, all that Googling is hard on your thumbs.) Then you have to search your cupboards for a microwave-safe dish.
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Ceglic and Dean were young and broke when they moved into the loft, so Ceglic made virtually everything himself, including the Judd-like kitchen cupboards, with their plywood shelves repurposed from an old bookcase.
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Restaurants are closing, supermarket shelves are emptying, and so many of our questions are about sustenance: Have we filled our cupboards with the right canned goods, and what do we make for dinner tonight?
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By flipping them upside down and utilizing space under your cabinet, you can make your place look more polished as well as free up space in your cupboards to be used much more effectively.
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And if you must get a head start on getting organized, might we suggest throwing open your cupboards instead of your windows and tucking into the Container Store's kitchen and pantry options, all on sale.
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They are in charge of dishing out parliamentary quarters, and because these offices range from airy spaces with glorious views of the Thames to windowless cupboards, this can be a potent force for MPs' loyalty.
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They wrote that the cupboards on Trump's plane were also stocked with Vienna Fingers, potato chips, pretzels and many packages of Oreos because Trump, a well-known germaphobe, did not eat from previously opened packages.
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Also monitored are the activity of kitchen and all other domestic appliances, whether doors and cupboards are open or closed, whether taps are running—everything, in short, that features in our activities of daily living.
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As a result, it's often the case in the United Kingdom — and I'm sure it's the same in the United States — that food gets tossed from home cupboards when it passes its "best by" date.
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I spent hours pacing in and out of the kitchen, opening and closing the fridge, cupboards, picking things up and putting them back until eventually I'd exhaust myself and sit on the floor and cry.
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Also monitored are the activity of kitchen and all other domestic appliances, whether doors and cupboards are open or closed, whether taps are running – everything, in short, that features in our activities of daily living.
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Storage space for her personal belongings hasn't been an issue, because she swaps her winter and summer wardrobe in and out of the bedroom closet, keeping the out-of-season clothes in her kitchen cupboards.
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A storage wall houses a niche kitchen with a stainless-steel refrigerator, microwave and cooktop stove, and cupboards for clothes and ski boots as well as dishes and linen, all hidden behind wood-paneled doors.
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The set is marketed toward both adults and kids, as first pointed out by Bustle, and we have a feeling Disney fanatics everywhere will be clearing out their cupboards to make room for the new products.
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Join me on my journey to find out which containers aren't worth the space in our crammed cupboards and, and which you'll actually feel proud to present on your desk when the clock strikes twelve tomorrow.
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Here's what I wrote back in 2008: GONAÏVES, Haiti — Their cupboards were virtually bare before the winds started whipping, the skies opened up and this seaside city filled like a caldron with thick, brown, smelly muck.
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He gave Reuters a tour of the consulate four days after the murder, opening cupboards, filing cabinets and wooden panels covering air conditioning units in an effort to show that Khashoggi was not on the premises.
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Throughout the house there are heirlooms: an early 20th-century Irish chinoiserie cabinet in the sitting room, a pair of Umbrian sacristy cupboards in the sitting room, an 18th-century memento mori candelabra by Horton's bed.
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Purge and consolidate: Go through your cupboards and throw out any expired dry goods, spices, or mysterious food lurking in the back of your fridge (admittedly, I don't do this nearly as often as I should).
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But unless they're fresh fruit or nuts, snacks have often been made and packaged to last a lifetime and pile up in our cupboards until they're overflowing with FiberOne bars and tiny packages of Cheese Nips.
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Unlike their owners, however, the family dog or cat cannot open the refrigerator or gain access to snacks in high cupboards without human assistance, which means the responsibility for pet obesity rests with you-know-who.
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The first few levels make that task easy by hiding the device in expected places like cupboards, but instead of keeping things conventional Hidden my game by mom quickly reveals a goofier, occasionally Warioware-esque approach.
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Another lab found asbestos in more than half of multiple samples of Baby Powder from past decades – in bottles from plaintiffs' cupboards and acquired from eBay, and even a 19803 bottle held in J&J's corporate museum.
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Another lab found asbestos in more than half of multiple samples of Baby Powder from past decades — in bottles from plaintiffs' cupboards and acquired from eBay, and even a 1978 bottle held in J&J's corporate museum.
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Another lab found asbestos in more than half of multiple samples of Baby Powder from past decades – in bottles from plaintiffs' cupboards and acquired from eBay, and even a 1978 bottle held in J&J's corporate museum.
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Steinhoff, which sells beds and cupboards to lower-income shoppers in Europe, southern Africa and Asia, is keen to expand further in Europe, where pressure on consumer income has made Germany's Aldi the fastest growing supermarket chain.
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Living with me comes with its perks, like unlimited Twizzlers because I hoard hundreds of them in cupboards around the apartment, as well as its oddities, like sex toys arriving at the door with nary a warning.
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You're constantly moving your head to look for important details, and running to check out all the parts of the lab that turn out to be ignorable — there are a lot of empty cupboards in this game.
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I pulled out all my LeParfait jars from the cupboards to store food, making sure they last longer as I don't want to be running to the store, even if it is located only 50 meters away.
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That said, this viewer would also prefer to live on a playground, and to be able to play on all pieces of furniture, and to use anything found in the cupboards or shed to further the game.
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The same goes for the ones I have attached inside my cupboards, I'd hit the button every time I ran out of trash bags because the button was right next to the empty stash of trash bags.
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The company just launched a new instant-ordering gadget, the Dash Wand, that lets you fill up your Amazon shopping cart by using voice commands or scanning barcodes on the packages you have sitting in your kitchen cupboards.
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Some are being created with curved hallway walls and sound-absorbing materials to reduce noise, cupboards in patient rooms where instruments can be tucked out of sight and gathering spaces designed to feel more welcoming and less clinical.
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Opening cupboards, filing cabinets and wooden panels covering air conditioning units, Otaibi walked through the six floors of the building including a basement prayer room, offices, visa counters, kitchens and toilets as well as storage and security rooms.
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CreditCredit SAN FRANCISCO — For $1,200 a month, Patricia Torres and her family were renting a bedroom, a share of time in the bathroom, one vegetable drawer and one shelf in the fridge, and two cupboards over the stove.
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Building a pantry can feel daunting when you first move into a new place and are staring at bare cupboards and empty shelves, and filling them up with boxes of microwave popcorn and Fruit Loops is very tempting.
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No matter how long you've been cooking for yourself, you just have those days where the burnout is too powerful to overcome and you stare listlessly at your fridge and cupboards willing something edible to spontaneously come into existence.
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Each time that he starts with the Forsterian tone I worry that Hollinghurst has fallen for historical romance, the prettiness of an exclusive past, a time when it was delicious to kiss boys in cupboards between tutorials or whatever.
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They sold the whole lot just the moment that we came to this building, they kicked all their oak furniture out and took everything into plastic and ugly materials, so the cupboards and everything just came from the courthouse.
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With headlines like "Your grandma&aposs CorningWare could be worth thousands" and "Your vintage CorningWare could be worth up to $10,000," it wouldn&apost be a surprise if people started rummaging through their cupboards, hoping to get rich quick.
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It was only in cleaning out all the drawers and leaving the cupboards as empty as I found them that I saw, for the first time in such clear terms, how I had covered this part of the world.
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But the kitchen holds its own with cupboards full of stuffed animals (let's not ask too many questions here) and a countertop piled high with Cheez Balls, Fun Dip, Rain-Blow gumballs, Pixy Stix, and other vintage-style treats.
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As Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations and a former presidential adviser, observed when he and his National Security Council colleagues arrived in their offices in January 1989, "the cupboards were all bare," not out of any malevolence.
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One luxury-goods executive complains that inspectors invaded his home at gunpoint in the middle of the night and held him and his wife hostage for two days, threatening jail for not co-operating as they poked through his cupboards.
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Behind him, the antique cupboards are stocked with the Italian spirits that feature in Futurist recipes: rare regional liqueurs made from gentian flowers, green walnuts and thyme; little-known vermouths and aged grappas; classic Campari and the saffron-inflected Strega.
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The member alleged that over the course of three days Vick picked up more than $26,000 worth of cookies — or 6,250 boxes — from three designated "cookie cupboards" in three different counties, Haleigh McGraw of the Wilderness Road Chapter tells PEOPLE.
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The $270 billion company, which sells beds and cupboards to less affluent shoppers in Europe, southern Africa and Asia, is keen to grow its European business when consumers are turning to cheaper chains and its home market is also struggling.
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Per a 1974 story in the school's publication The Woods, several of the college's sisters saw a nun without a face in the art department and they also heard unexplained sounds such as knocking and scratching from cupboards in the building.
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They can join the sewing circle or quietly resupply their own cupboards with cans of spaghetti sauce and jars of peanut butter from the bins that form a food bank, set up to assist the more impoverished people who go there.
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Every few months, a video of these Chinese farms goes viral, but in bedroom cupboards, stacks in corners of living rooms, or custom setups in their garage, American phone farmers are doing a similar thing, albeit on a smaller scale.
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You follow the damning trail of clothes, cans, and greasy pizza boxes from your bed to the kitchen, and raid the cupboards for anything, anything carb-based in a crazed attempt to banish your hangover before that 9 o'clock staff meeting.
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The police said they have mounting evidence that Mr. Karsan, even as he was accusing Ms. Ono of sexual harassment and demanding $19523 million to stay quiet, was stealing Lennon's personal effects from the cupboards of her apartment in the Dakota.
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The show liberally borrows from horror tropes: flickering lights, strange apparitions, people popping out of cupboards and a dense sonic environment incorporating everything from cicadas to tectonic grumblings to the crack of snapped necks as Toklas kills pigeons for dinner.
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The cupboards in her study are filled with box files and manila envelopes, each dated and stuffed with handwritten letters, sepia photographs and jewelry sketches, some of which she spread across her desk as she talked during a recent interview.
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Most of them were in the kitchen, sleeping in whatever privacy they could imagine as they lay on a counter or on the floor, in a closet or against the angle of cupboards, having drunk enough whiskey to knock themselves out.
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Still, the case stayed open for a year, during which she had to take parenting classes, and caseworkers regularly stopped by her apartment to do things like check her cupboards for adequate food supplies and inspect Deja's body for bruises.
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There was her War on Clutter: "There are always closets and cupboards and bookshelves to be organized — it's never-ending," the former Democratic presidential nominee tells PEOPLE in an interview in this week's new issue, pegged to her new book What Happened.
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Building on work presented at Banksy's Dismaland exhibition last summer, Israeli surrealist sculptor Ronit Baranga has created an anthropomorphic tea set that looks, to the casual observer like something that might take place in the cupboards after Beauty and the Beast fall asleep.
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But as she researched newspaper clips from the time, she saw that another killer dominated the headlines: a man who had murdered at least six women, stashing their corpses under the floorboards and into the cupboards of his apartment in Notting Hill.
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When you're having one of those nights where you're staring blankly at your fridge and cupboards with no mental energy left to put together anything even remotely creative, dried pasta + jarred tomato sauce + some pre-grated parmesan cheese from the fridge = dinner.
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In the final letter the traveler had received from this old woman, a few years before, she had said that one night, while in bed, she'd heard a clattering in her kitchen, cupboards slapped open, metal pots and pans bouncing on the floor.
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You've already gotten your dad at least five sets of whiskey stones that he's never used, and your mom will really hate it if you get another cutesy mug to clutter her cupboards (though she'll smile and say, "oh honey, it's beautiful" anyway).
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A second 18th-century house on the property, this one brick and stone, was converted into a garage on its first floor and an office on the second, with a fireplace, built-in cupboards and period doors, as well as a half bathroom.
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To one side opened a room of cupboards, their wooden shelves blanched with dust, the children's numbers still clearly marked: 53, 19, 34… After years of talking to former residents, and reading their words, I felt like I already knew every nook and corner.
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"To apply plain packaging in the food and drink sector would render some of the world's most iconic brands unrecognizable, changing the look of household cupboards and supermarket shelves forever, and result in astronomical losses for the holding companies," he said in an emailed statement.
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The luxury Goods industry will need to manage with the fact that more and more disposable spending is now being spent on experiences rather than goods, as the cupboards are full and the garages are full and the affluent would now rather buy unique, memorable experiences.
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However, if Nakagawa's Earth Series aimed to capture a sense of the ineffable — to prompt viewers' awareness of the nature of consciousness itself — his newer Mona Lisa paintings, rather than reach for the sublime, more often rummage through the cupboards and drawers of the messy, human mundane.
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Steinhoff, which sells low-priced beds and cupboards in Europe, southern Africa and Asia and owns the Bensons Beds and Harvey's furniture chains in Britain, is keen to grow its European business at a time when consumers are turning to cheaper chains and its home market is struggling.
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While some attribute the recipe to King Louis XV who, returning from a hunt, saw his cupboards were bare except for onions, butter, and Champagne (serious First World problems), others claim Louis got the idea from Stanislas Leszczynski, duke of Lorraine and father of the Queen Consort of France.
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It's an unabashed, over-the-top mix of stuff you'll find in your cupboards, the door of your fridge, or forgotten on the kitchen counter—perfect for when you stumble into your apartment at 4 AM. Better yet, make it ahead of time and share it at da club.
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The Kardashians have been showing off their meticulous cupboards since late 2015 — that's when Khloe posted a video of her kitchen online; she later showed off her picturesque tea drawer, and Kourtney shared her own pantry video, during which she revealed she doesn't like her food to touch anything plastic.
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As we walk through the maze of rooms comprising the kitchens at Craft London, Parle's modern British restaurant in the South East of the capital, he points out curing cupboards with homemade charcuterie, rows of jars with various pickled items, and in the distance beyond the restaurant, a set of beehives.
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The analysts, engineers from a loan data firm, have worked for almost a year with the bank's officials to comb through aging files, copies of which are kept in binders tied together with string and stacked in cupboards, in order to help prepare a 28 billion euro bad loan sale.
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Last March, Avedisian sent the first in a series of e-mails to fellow-members of the co-op's board, itemizing sightings (or droppings)—under the refrigerator, inside cupboards, in a knife drawer, sleeping it off in a garbage can, running free in daylight, drunk on the fragrance of sizzling bacon.
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Only if our cupboards were really bare, or our shoes were falling off our feet, and my mother spoke quietly with him after I was in bed, then he'd go, unhappy, and knock on a few doors, and make it sound like an apology when he asked for some of what they owed.
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There's an incredible sequence where Megan Smith is diving through the cupboards and brings out this walkabout device that's huge, but she's talking about pressing on it and saying that you need to balance the X and the Y axis to be able to create touchscreen, because touchscreen hadn't been invented before.
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Russell noted that the Science Museum has "rescued a number of relatively recent robots from sheds, basements, forgotten cupboards," and their preservation often goes overlooked, especially as newer, flashier robots continue to grab headlines (such as the wheeled "Pepper" equipped with an "emotion engine" from SoftBank soon arriving in the United States from Japan).
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If you feel like the "spark" is missing, it's probably because you're easing into a new phase of your relationship; there's only so long you can keep sneaking off during parties to do hand stuff in cupboards, or flirt all day on GChat, or get shitfaced on $15 cocktails every time you see each other.
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Set on a quiet street in Winthrop, a community hemmed in by Logan Airport on one side and the Atlantic on the other, the condo features two bedrooms, a square kitchen with white cupboards, a television room and "the quiet room," with hanging plants, guitars mounted on the wall and a large bay window.
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On my website, I was making videos about sugared cranberries and posting photos of date days with my new husband, but I was also pacing my house at all hours of the night, hallucinating tiny bananas that sat in my cupboards and talked to me (it's a sleep deprivation thing, and not nearly as fun as it sounds).
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No wonder, when he had swallowed all the sandwiches on the plate (Owp!), and all the buns on the dish, and all the biscuits and all the cake, and drunk all the milk in the milk jug and all the tea in the teapot and then eaten all the food in the cupboards in Sophie and her mummy's house.
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The only way I've been able to lose weight is not by developing some sort of discipline, but by treating myself like a child and keeping minimal food at home, so that when it was two in the morning and I wanted to binge eat, I could only yell at my empty cupboards and just go to sleep angry.
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Other days, the nagging urge to binge would be there as soon as I woke up, and throughout the day I'd sneak away while my children were playing to scour my cupboards and desk drawers and linen closet where I hid my secret stashes of cookies or chocolate, finding breathless relief in sugar the way others do with whiskey or cigarettes or pills.
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How do I make them understand that what they cook isn't always healthy and nutritious, and that filling the cupboards full of chocolates, crisps, and sweets is not good as temptation always gets the best of me and it feels like I have to start over with my healthy eating and exercise routine every time I go back to uni?
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He is also renovating: Soon, there will be new woodwork — cupboards in the dining room and bookcases in the bedroom — from the California Closet company, a partner of Martha Stewart, and a new paint color to replace the soft khaki (called "Heath," a colorway from an old Martha Stewart paint line) that currently covers all of the walls, floors and ceiling.
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"To be let loose in the wardrobe rooms, the gold vaults, the muniment room and the closets, cupboards and attics of Chatsworth — a place I came to as a little boy with a ticket in my hand and wonder in my eyes — has been a truly joyous experience," Mr. Bowles said recently in a telephone call from the stately home.
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All too often, family defense advocates say, ACS caseworkers visit families in the middle of the night—a tactic that is supposed to be reserved for emergencies in which children are in imminent danger—demanding that parents wake their children so they can inspect their bodies for bruises, interview them alone, check their bedrooms, and take stock of the food in the kitchen cupboards.
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You have well-known actors in the main roles: Emma Watson (who is just fine but probably too smart for this sort of role, even with a "reimagined" Belle) in the lead, Dan Stevens as the Beast, Kevin Kline as the dad, Luke Evans as a duller Gaston, and a host of twinkly-toned stars as all the teapots and brooms and cupboards in the castle, including Ewan McGregor, Emma Thompson, Stanley Tucci, and Ian McKellan, none of whom, alas, can measure up to Jerry Orbach and Angela Lansbury.
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The set pieces in the novel, with both affectionate homage and tongue-in-cheek irony, call to mind the giants of 19th-century fiction: a child imprisoned inside the cold and damp stones of a boarding school that feels more like an orphanage (Dickens); a "determined and cunning delinquent" punished by being locked in cupboards and cellars (the Brontës); a young lady's first ball, with a sumptuous gown bought for her by an admirer (Austen); smart soldiers, lovely belles and old generals dancing in country estates amid the lingering echoes of war (Tolstoy).
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Suddenly there was no house but most important the hand-sewn curtains were on the living-room windowsill facing the front porch though they constantly presented a confusion since at the same time all the windows in the front room were already covered with lace to add a certain stiffness to accompany the formally placed furniture: armchairs, cupboards, rugs, including the one I carried across Crete, up a steep hill, on a plane, a car, some steps, but Lord, the rug on the second floor is the Greek one, the Mexican rug is on the first floor near Gershom Scholem and Ralph Waldo, the mind, which I love above all things, is so sloppy.
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