Once curdled, allow the mixture to steep for 30 minutes.
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But the service curdled and ultimately shut down in September 2016.
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Sure enough, after a few hours, the milk curdled into cheese.
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It's worth asking, for instance, how his patriotism curdled into jingoism.
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The milk had curdled and taken the form of feta cheese.
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This elision of Brexit and the national interest has curdled British politics.
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Yet even Marvel increasingly embraces the way the superhero echoes have curdled.
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The laughter coming from around her was riotous and my infatuation curdled.
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But the city's feelings toward him have curdled like week-old étouffée.
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But the spirit of mischief that used to define the web has curdled.
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But somewhere along the line, that particular strain of hyperbolic fanboy zealotry curdled.
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Haspel was a prominent example of how Bush's nationalism curdled into something uglier.
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At times, small pieces of curdled milk would float around in my cup.
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Warren's plans underscore her longstanding loathing of what American capitalism has curdled into.
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What we often confuse with condescension these days is its curdled opposite: contempt.
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Mr. DeHaan brings an air of curdled innocence that inspires an interesting ambivalence.
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By late July, two months after Premwati was ostracized, that small victory had curdled.
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And disappointment produces the curdled American attitude toward the national government that exists today.
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Repeated flooding has curdled the paint and caused mold to bloom on the walls.
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In this version, callowness has curdled into cynicism, and it isn't naïveté being mocked.
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One has the color of curdled milk while the other is a carnal red.
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It was the voice of curdled dreams, or of a spirit exiting the body.
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As Allied victory curdled into cold war, this was a pivotal if little-known episode.
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Every morning, I'm slathered in curdled milk and pounded with hot, herb-filled poultices (Navarakizhi).
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Instead, they dip rock hammers into the molten rock, extracting curdled-up magma for testing.
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Milk cried some real tears, and it all made her look a little bit curdled.
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Sometimes, even Google translate can't destroy the intrinsic poetry of a partially curdled cake dessert.
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But the sweetness of moments like that have curdled as Democratic gains keep ticking up.
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Since Mr. Trump's announcement, however, relations between the United States and the Palestinians have curdled.
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He is a reflexive democrat whose underdog sympathies haven't curdled into glum superhero self-pity.
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However, these things don't scare me; they've simply curdled in a warm bath of benign neglect.
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After a few minutes, the milk also began to separate, giving the drinks a curdled look.
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Ordóñez, even before things curdled in New York, was wary and prickly and difficult to know.
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Charm was Mr. Cunanan's calling card, masking a desperate need for acceptance that curdled into pathology.
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The Republicans are trying to digest this Tea Party thing that curdled into this Trump circus.
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Before that hope curdled and finally evaporated, it kept the team in a sort of suspension.
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Over a medium-low flame, heat the milk slowly to 210-22 degrees F, until visibly curdled.
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For decades, as other regimes collapsed or curdled into dysfunctional pretend democracies, China's held strong, even prospered.
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Instead of pitting have-nots against haves, the script skims along the curdled upper layer of entitlement.
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Instead of pitting have-nots against haves, the script skims along the curdled upper layer of entitlement.
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They felt radioactive, like a poison, like she could somehow catch whatever it was had curdled her son.
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Both villains have become selfish and curdled, and both have developed the standard villain hubris that makes them overreach.
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But somewhere along the way, his complaint curdled into something less cerebral: an accusation, in effect, of political tampering.
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In his abbreviated account, Judis underplays how often left-wing economic populism has curdled into right-wing racist populism.
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Experimental pioneer Morton Subotnick, used his first ever Detroit show to offer an extended set of curdled synth manipulations.
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The legacy she leaves, the curdled, purist view of Brexit she has helped to shape, is a poisonous one.
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While some colors came from harmless organic sources — curdled milk, charcoal, mild mineral ores — others were toxic or unstable.
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Names I hated to say, as if they pinned me to a life that had curdled in its premises.
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But their relationship curdled over Mr. Trump's resentment that his staff member was taking credit for his election victory.
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" He turned his nose up like someone who had just smelled curdled milk or watched Amy Schumer in "Snatched.
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She was keenly aware, though, that the dream of finding his identity had curdled into a new kind of nightmare.
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What felt revolutionary on Seinfeld quickly curdled into something harder and harder to stomach on the many shows it inspired.
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But from an immigrant's perspective, the United States can be a land of mixed promise, flowing honey and curdled milk.
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The treaty was signed long before relations curdled after street protesters overthrew a pro-Russian leader of Ukraine in 2014.
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The word "daddy," central to her schmaltzy hit "I've Written a Letter to Daddy," becomes curdled cream in her mouth.
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In the aftermath, many seemed astounded that Australia's seemingly innocuous, armchair variety of Islamophobia had curdled into something so foul.
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And yet, by the time he did stinkers like "Due Date" and "The Judge," his carbonated sarcasm had curdled into smugness.
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We typically have to dump whatever remains of your curdled-spit-Guinness into our hands just to get the shot out.
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Drive-By Truckers "Surrender Under Protest" (ATO) A great Southern band in unbeatable form, jabbing at received wisdom and curdled traditions.
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And he reaffirms how, if you can look past the glitter, there has always been a curdled heart at pop's center.
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A century later, it had curdled into a belittling insult, referring to issues of "small importance" or to "small minded" people.
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Populism — lawlessness in the service of curdled envy and resentment — has returned, so readers should return to "All the King's Men" (213).
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The drink&aposs predecessor was likely posset, a spiced blend of curdled milk and wine or ale favored in the medieval ages.
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Society is now drowning in tech, and as we've all curdled in the glare of our phones, "Silicon Valley" got more sour, too.
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That ambivalence curdled into hatred in some sections of the Tory party as the EU acquired more of the trappings of a state.
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But Avishek had managed to capture Bennington's manic stage pacing, the way his voice went from a fervent whisper to a curdled scream.
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Mr. Trump has stuck firmly to his boycott for the past three years, as his relationship with the national press has curdled further.
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This makes the mode of narrative and humor — which I'll call strained, half-curdled, self-regarding millennial whimsy — go down a little easier.
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The tactical obstinacy of the 1990s has curdled into the belief that any compromise constitutes betrayal, a dynamic now playing out in the primaries.
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On "House of Cards," she played Heather Dunbar, a U.S. Solicitor General and Presidential candidate, whose moral righteousness vexes Kevin Spacey's curdled Frank Underwood.
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What was once an uneasy alliance between President Trump and Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, has curdled into resentment and sometimes outright hostility.
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In the aftermath of his eventual move to San Antonio, a new narrative took hold: Somewhere along the way, Aldridge's relationship with Lillard had curdled.
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The curdled NFL discourse is a reflection of all this, and there is nothing appealing about the way that conversation has touched upon Cam Newton.
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The essay by David Cairns and Fiona Watkins on the curdled farce "All These Women" (1964), for example, deals bluntly with that film's artistic failure.
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The chain of similar statements from Washington has pretty much curdled the idea that there will be a grand bargain on global issues with Washington.
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We get glimpses, at moments, of how strange these beliefs are, and even those little flashes reveal some astonishing depths of curdled vengefulness and deluded grandiosity.
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The man best known as Buttechno puts a more serious cap on for this release—a collection of dense pieces of twitchy static and curdled melodies.
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" She thought that they would find love together, but after that dream curdled, "all that remained was the coldness of his abrupt departure from my life.
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The hope and change Barack Obama's supporters felt in 2008 was much diminished by 2012, and had curdled into something grimmer and more ironic by 2016.
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But Tyler Holdener's excitement quickly curdled into anxiety after he realized he would have to borrow nearly $14,000 a year, even with the school's aid package.
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Public sympathy for immigrants, once kindled by images of drowned infants washing up on European shores, has been curdled by terrorist attacks in Brussels, Paris and Nice.
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Her self-serious response to Ms. Kardashian West's raucous exposé — "I would very much like to be excluded from this narrative" — soon curdled into a mocking meme.
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Or take Ray's relationship to his older brother, Robert (Brad Garrett), whose constant, burning envy of his younger sibling has curdled in adulthood into a psychological complex.
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That makes Serena Joy pivotal to whatever the show is doing, and Yvonne Strahovski reenters the story with a curdled fury this week that takes many forms.
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"Wedding Bell Blues" (season 5, episode 13) Of course the 100th episode of the show had to be, at its core, about Emily and Lorelai's curdled relationship.
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Mr. Hearne is hardly sympathetic toward those who wrong women, but I hear "Consent" as compassionating all of us who have been bequeathed unequal, curdled social relations.
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Kelsey and Alex told me the mixture was ready and handed me a curdled, lukewarm tube of plaster; I looked down at it and immediately went limp.
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Whey (sweet whey, not acid whey) is the liquid produced during cheese-making; when milk is curdled and then strained, the curds are then used to produce cheese.
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The previously foamy substance before me clumped and curdled, but I pushed on and proceeded to coat the popcorn with it and then stick it in the oven.
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The question is whether the show had an unintended political influence, too, creating a kind of anti-PC chic that curdled into what is now the populist right.
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"Vitriol," one of that's record's standouts, stripped away the band's usual trappings of roiling guitar, bass, and drums in favor of curdled electronic arrangements and staccato quasi-rapping.
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Even the oddly inert drums manage to evoke a sort of curdled stagnancy reminiscent of a post-breakup hangover where you're convinced you're hurtling towards an irreparable regression.
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And I actually, at that point, was leaning toward the Joker fans, because of the curdled argument that art encourages violence (see: the argument against violent video games).
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I countered that depicting rape is more charged because it actually exists in the world, and for a moment her usual good cheer curdled into Cersei-esque contempt.
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But beginning in "Late Night's" later years, he developed — unless the right word is "curdled" — into the crotchety main attraction of an eccentric, ever more self-referential psychodrama.
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An hour or so later, after we had tried opening paragraphs of John Hersey's " Hiroshima " and Truman Capote's " In Cold Blood ," my initial excitement had curdled into queasiness.
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When this greatest of German composers worked on what would be his final symphony in the 1820s, his admiration for Napoleon had curdled, amid political repression, into disillusionment.
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But on Wednesday morning, they were discovered in the wrong hemisphere, 5,000 miles off course and nearly six months into a dream that had curdled into a nightmare.
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Op-Docs In September 2016, I curdled under the fluorescent light of a psychiatric clinic in San Francisco, trying to tune out the maddening buzz of the ballast.
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For an hour or so now the music's been rigidly instrumental, just a clanking lattice of percussion and stabs, curlicues of curdled melody and flurry-punches of sub-bass.
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Charlie loved football, but to Schoninger it seemed that on the professional level, the ethos of the game, which evolved from rugby more than a century ago, had curdled.
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His aroma was more of a mild blue cheese odor than that of curdled milk or baby puke or old cow's insides, which were my initial suspicions and fears.
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But the process is basically the same: Milk is fermented by lactic acid bacteria or curdled by heat or acid from a souring agent like lemon juice or vinegar.
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The social humor is curdled and mean, and the non sequitur jokes — like a visit to "Goofy's rape room" at a knockoff version of Disneyland — play like "Family Guy" outtakes.
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Meanwhile, Mandy, who sketches magical worlds while wearing a Mötley Crüe pentagram shirt and reading a pulpy fantasy novel, provides a healthy counterpoint to Sands' curdled and self-serious spirituality.
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But as the aircraft crested the lip of the jagged bowl that cradles Kathmandu, the fabled capital of Nepal looked less like Shangri-La than like a giant curdled cappuccino.
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Yet particularly since the 2009 expenses scandal, when a handful of (frankly rather minor) scoundrels gave the decent majority a bad name, this has curdled into something darker, something nastier.
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But Chinese analysts said it would be highly unlikely for Mr. Xi to agree to see a cabinet-level American official, given the curdled relationship and Mr. Pence's forthright speech.
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It used to want Dannon, then it wants Yoplait, then it wants Chobani, now it wants some special kefir yogurt that they say Beyonce likes that is curdled in Brooklyn.
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It feels "perfectly internet," that it would start as a comic, then a meme, and then get curdled into this hateful subset, and that subset is what NPR reports on.
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After five seasons, but especially in 2017, House of Cards' curdled cynicism feels less and less like weary wisdom and more like a high school student flipping off a civics teacher.
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We'll remember this tumorous epoch in 2018 for its infinite distraction, myopic Techno-Utopianism, blind faith in one-dimensional statistical metrics, and the curdled cheddar Caligula entombed inside the White House.
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Veja produces shoes from materials like the skin of tilapia fish and a leather-like material made from curdled milk — which you probably wouldn't know it because of its trendy design.
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A centuries-old breakfast staple in this part of the world, the drink is essentially a protein shake made with the whey that remains after milk has been curdled and strained.
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Then, she sautés bell peppers with tomatoes, onions, a handful of mountain herbs and Albanian gjize, a cheese made from curdled yogurt, as fluffy as ricotta but tangier, almost outright sour.
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It's one of the weirdest song-to-screen interpretations imaginable—who listens to a curdled eff-you like "You Got Lucky" and thinks, Hey, we should rip off Mad Max for this!?
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The initial hometown lovefest predictably curdled once local radio hosts and columnists suggested, much more than once, that he simply lacked the Herculean strength required to clean this particular Augean stable out.
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But while Drake's reputation has almost completely curdled post-Views — and deservedly so, given his lyrical immaturity — Jonas is being celebrated for putting a gentler, more open face on male pop stardom.
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At the other end of that spectrum are Alexei and Tuan — both of whom, in their ways, are so curdled by their life experiences that they are unable to hold regular conversations.
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In the same way that our parents replaced the reality of life in the '50s with their own private "My Three Sons," Generation X's curdled nostalgia ignores basic facts about modern childhood.
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If cold eggs are worked into batters with a high fat content, they can reharden the fats, and you'll end up with batter that looks curdled and whose texture could be impacted.
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It was like the hairline cracks between so many self-designated Us-es and Thems seemed to be widening, and some corrosive, molten goop was seeping out: mutual dependence curdled with contempt.
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Over the years in which stockmarket returns in America pulled ahead of everywhere else, any residual feelings for old-world shares had slowly turned to indifference and then curdled into something like hatred.
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Tvarůžek's name comes from the Czech tvaroh, a curdled milk product resembling cottage cheese (sometimes called "quark" in English), which tvarůžek manufacturers salt and air-dry until it develops a waxy yellow rind.
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Underneath these mythic themes, they paint gnarled landscapes in curdled monochromes or florid bursts of color, occasionally scraping off layers of splattered guitars to reveal the doomy drones holding the whole thing together.
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I had a vision of policing, shared by others of my generation, that looked beyond the stultifying bureaucracy, the curdled cynicism and the sheer indifference that characterized a lot of police work then.
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But it also recalls a soliloquy from another guy whose black desires led to curdled hopes and existential despair: "tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow …" House of Cards is by now a known quantity.
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And while Uber sits on pile of money to pursue its global ambitions, an inevitable cash-returning IPO looms and investors could be turned off by a curdled corporate culture that repels top talent.
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Whey, the liquid part left behind after milk is curdled and strained, can be dried into a powder and is often used as an additive in many processed foods to provide texture and thickness.
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But, because Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of frigid weather, we need a more sustainable grocery shopping approach — you know, one that doesn't involve as much expired seafood, wilted produce, or curdled milk.
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Of all the things the NFL could be, and all the ways it could be interesting, it has somehow wound up exactly as boring as the curdled, peevish, deeply dull people that own it.
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But public opinion curdled late last year when several tabloid magazines reported that Mr. Komuro's mother had borrowed 4 million yen, or about $36,000, from an ex-boyfriend and then failed to repay it.
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Angie Atkinson of St. Louis was surprised in February when she received a box of Land O' Lakes Half & Half creamers purchased on Amazon, and opened it to find that every carton was curdled.
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But the face that this friend has shown us during the current presidential campaign -- of naked religious bigotry, of race paranoia, of curdled nostalgia for mythologized "greatness" -- is not a face we recognize or appreciate.
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As ever, Nedarb favors darkness, trading largely in murky guitars and curdled 808s that echo the malaise of his buds like Wicca Phase, Brennan Savage, and Lil Lotus that spill their souls over the top.
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Where the scenes for the Gibichung siblings in "Götterdämmerung" had been bland, there was now a curdled charge, and, in that opera, a crushing realism in Brünnhilde's acquiescence in what is, essentially, her own rape.
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The online future his career anticipated was the rotten side of the internet — the realms of onanism and custom-tailored erotica, where the male vanity and entitlement he indulged has curdled into resentment and misogyny.
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He was, according to his manager, Jürgen Klopp, "unplayable" as recently as four days ago, when he twisted and curdled the blood of Adam Masina, Watford's left back, during a 5-0 win at Anfield.
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When she notices him eating the curdled blood out of an egg he's just cracked, she fears the worst, and before you can say "Polanski redux," she's locked in a hallucinatory custody battle with Lucifer himself.
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"I'm a rare thing in Washington conservative circles: a right-wing Francophile," said Mr. Anton, who first served in the White House during the George W. Bush administration, when the Iraq war curdled relations with Paris.
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In honor of the 25th anniversary of "Defending Your Life," Mr. Brooks's comically curdled take on the afterlife, Netflix for the first time is presenting that film and six others that he wrote, directed and starred in.
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The French brand, known for its sustainable footwear, produces shoes from materials like the skin of tilapia fish and a leather-like material made from curdled milk — but you wouldn't know it because of its sleek, trendy design.
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The tops are often made from tilapia skin or a leather-like material from curdled milk, according to Fast Company, and they're also packaged by people who are struggling to find work, including individuals who've previously been incarcerated.
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The tops are often made from tilapia skin or a leather-like material from curdled milk, according to Fast Company, and they're also packaged by people who are struggling to find work, including individuals who've previously been incarcerated.
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But as of this summer, the show's flirtation with its fourth wall curdled into something a little less comfortable as real-life allegations of misconduct on the Bachelor in Paradise set were transformed into an on-air cliff-hanger.
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Lopez Obrador's taste for rule by referendum, and changes to laws governing everything from banking to mining and pension funds that have been proposed by his National Regeneration Movement and the party's allies in Congress, have further curdled sentiment.
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Then finally, among men who were promised pliant centerfolds and ended up single with only high-speed internet to comfort them, the men's sexual revolution has curdled into a toxic subculture, resentful of female empowerment in all its forms.
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It's possible, however, to see Trump not as an exception but as the logical conclusion of a national fear of corruption that long ago curdled into a self-satisfied conviction that everything and everyone in politics already is corrupt.
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His grief curdled into misanthropy, he decides to use his weariness of life as a "superpower": He'll do whatever he wants and tell everyone exactly what he thinks, and when he gets tired of it all, he'll kill himself.
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The accusation has become so familiar that in certain circles, it's curdled into a punch line — as when people post a picture of a bad outfit or a new celebrity couple and say, in mock outrage, ''This is violence!
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In 25.22, while his father was in prison, Jared bought, for ten million dollars, the Observer , a weekly paper founded by the investment banker Arthur Carter, which was known for its curdled take on the New York power élite.
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They've always carried a whiff of almost-critique of American imperialism (which I wrote more about here), and now they've curdled into a self-critique, a dark realization that the only thing Marvel has to fear is Marvel itself.
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Gossip Girl may have begun as a trashy-fun rich-kid soap with heart, but it finished its run as a curdled and soulless treatise about monsters treating each other as property to be bought and used and sold.
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Before the debate began, a conventional wisdom curdled among political analysts who, after watching these candidates over the course of the year, imagined there was some critical insight to be gleaned from what was bound to be a familiar performance.
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This urge to "earn" full citizenship by effort instead of by claiming it as a birthright seems forlorn now, a product of minds exposed so long to toxic bigotry that some of it had seeped inside and curdled into self-hatred.
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The curdled milk sinks to the bottom of the enormous vats, and after it has clumped together into a firm mass it is hoisted out with cheesecloths, and shaped into the drum-like form that makes Parmigiano-Reggiano so recognizable.
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Songs like the album opener "Blanquita"—named for what the Zaragozanos called her daughter ("white")—are full of the curdled pops and unsettled melodies of her past work, but it's as if she's hovering somewhere above it rather than trudging through the sludge.
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A long-ago loss has slowly curdled her humanity; but the immediate focus of her ire is the neighbor's bodaciously athletic second wife (Selma Bjornsdottir), whose suntan is being thwarted by the branches of Inga's beautiful old tree and who wants them removed.
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His character touches at the curdled heart of modern misogyny — the pickup-artist mind-set that gamifies sex, the grievance that "nice guys" are entitled to women's attention, the craving by poorly socialized men to interact with programmable pawns rather than complex people.
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As has often been the case since relations with its neighbor curdled after the ouster of Ukraine's pro-Russian president in 2014, Kiev says it is not appealing for charity but simply to the self-interest of the United States and its allies.
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It calls for milk curdled by vinegar for the mock buttermilk crust, but takes liberties with the cherry filling, packing as many sour cherries as possible into a deep-dish pie and amplifying the fruit flavor with a generous splash of cherry liqueur.
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Jin Zhong, the longtime editor of Kaifang, another China-focused magazine that has shut down its print version in recent years, though it still appears online, said hope and expectation about China had, despite its stunning economic success, curdled into bitter repudiation.
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As the decades go by, cultural baggage piles on: "Humans around the world have really strong cultural taboos around food," Spackman says, which is why Americans go gaga for curdled, aged milk (cheese) but won't even think about eating most organ meats.
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Perhaps it began when the upbeat Wilkommenskultur ("welcome culture") accompanying Angela Merkel's decision to keep the borders open to refugees in 2015 curdled into a scepticism about how culturally compatible the newcomers really were—with several high-profile cases of migrant crime fuelling anxieties.
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For more than 10 years now, he has been turning in variations on the same coy performance, employing a curdled, boyish and weirdly artificial voice that he first unveiled (I think) in "The Producers" and now seems to use every time he steps onstage.
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Golub's reduction of his medium to films of pigment trapped in the tooth of the canvas is so pervasive that, in "Dead Bird II" from 22001, in oil and lacquer on board, the curdled knobs of paint poking off the surface come as a shock.
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Emmanuel Finkiel's "A Decent Man," the story of a bitter, unemployed working-class father (Nicolas Duvauchelle) who is mugged and wrongly accuses a young Arab, is a squirm-inducing portrait of a Gallic Everyman curdled by frustration and self-loathing into a social menace.
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"The Ghost Script" skewers the infamous House Committee on Un-American Activities by way of a MacGuffin: a screenplay that names names, not of Communist Party members, but of curdled patriots like Cousin Joseph, who torment the left while keeping secrets of their own.
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CARYN GANZ The fundamental impulses of socially conscious English punk — frustrated idealism curdled into disgust and fury — flare up anew in Idles, the band led by the gruff-voiced Joe Talbot; they release their second album, "Joy as an Act of Resistance," on Friday.
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Subramanian writes evocatively, conveying the curdled mood of a country where the victorious state's heavy-handed attempt to enforce a veneer of normalcy is challenged by the catalogue of losses remembered and recounted in many "fantastic or tragic or melancholic or even happy stories."
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Toby has all these righteous idealistic ideas about marriage that are curdled by his own resentment, but you also have Seth, who feels empty without marriage, and Libby, who is very clear-eyed about how much she likes being married, even when she feels trapped by it.
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What was once an uneasy governing alliance has curdled into a feud of mutual resentment and sometimes outright hostility, complicated by the position of Mr. McConnell's wife, Elaine L. Chao, in Mr. Trump's cabinet, according to more than a dozen people briefed on their imperiled partnership.
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The "gamers versus the world" narrative of the 90s that made the ESA a household name among games media and their audience curdled into 2014's GamerGate, when that shared identity was weaponized to awaken the latent reactionary movement among young men who play video games.
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When the Bosnian-born writer Aleksandar Hemon recalls the childhood bullies who tormented him and his friends on the streets of 1970s Sarajevo, he remembers their comeuppances too — and how the sweet satisfaction of vengeance, the exhilaration of victory, curdled into something more grubby and less glorious.
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But as the conversation unspooled, Mr. Day, a black Atlanta native and the owner of a small home-improvement company, said his optimism about American race relations had curdled with the election of Mr. Trump, which Mr. Day saw as an expression of white backlash to the Obama presidency.
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For the bulk of this production, Mr. Eyre and his company, which includes an impassioned Jeremy Irons in a rare West End appearance, hit every note one could wish for on a spectrum encompassing dissolution and devotion, affection and an abiding frustration that has curdled into something resembling rage.
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To conjure that curdled nocturnal atmosphere, and increase your sense of complicity with the ghastly goings-on of the story, Ms. Jarcho and her design team — which includes Jason Simms (sets) and Barbara Samuels (lights) — have placed their audience in the backstage area of the Abrons main theater.
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Even at the end of a decade marked by surveillance capitalism and Russian trolls — a period of time when techno-utopianism curdled into disillusion — Silicon Valley has shown itself more than capable of delivering on one of its core promises: a frictionless convenience, at least for those who can afford it.
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They are all the same because there is only one story to tell: how Bannon went from being an ambitious young man to the curdled bloodshot deep sea creature he is now, whispering sweet intimations of omnicidal apocalypse into the ear of the dumbest and most distractible man ever to be President.
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These ultra-salty squeakers are the grumps getting things very confidently wrong in the same way, year after year; their business is extruding endless curdled assessments of kids today, the shifting of blame, and the general defense of a status quo that doesn't really work for anyone but them and their bosses.
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On Friday, they flocked to Washington for his inauguration, giddy with the hope that Mr. Trump would continue to deploy his outsider style — what his friend, the author Conrad Black, has described as "an Archie Bunker talent at blunt, earthy, and amusing reductionism" — to purge government of curdled ideas and clotted bureaucracies.
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There is, in my mind, a sunny-sided idea of the nation as being a place full of fundamentally pretty nice people who mostly just could use a vacation, and then there is another one in which the country is curdled, wary, multiply addicted, and entirely too angry about things it understands not at all.
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From Beatty's perspective, they "got about as much notoriety as a band playing the kind of music we were playing can get," meaning that they developed a reputation as one of the most curdled acts of the mid-00s noise scene, and—most notably—that they spent a tour opening up for Sonic Youth.
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She goes on: What I have glimpsed, in the moments when I have let myself give voice to the deep, rich, curdled fury that for years I tried to pretty up and make easier on everyone's stomach, is that for all the care we take to bottle it up, rage can be a powerful tonic.
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Founded in 22016 by Doug Evans, former CEO of New York juice company Organic Avenue, Juicero coupled a bizarre set of interests: a curdled, monopolized tech industry which has run dry on useful new ideas; the medically-vague but burgeoning wellness industry's promise to fill a physical and spiritual void, stripped away at least in part by tech itself.
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By the end of 2012, Putin was back as the president for a third term; dozens of opposition activists were in prison; the protests had curdled into an impotent intramural squabble; my job, meanwhile, turned out to involve an endless string of lunches and launches that seemed increasingly obscene as the Third Rome burned around me.
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On the current Primitive Man and Withered throat/shredder's latest project, he's reunited with bassist Zach Harlan (an old comrade from Keep and Clinging to the Trees of a Forest Fire), and brought in drummer J. P. Damron to collectively move towards the realization of this latest vision: thoroughly curdled black/death dusted with an infectious strain of grind.
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That's because the chaos unleashed by the tech-enabled Arab Spring, which from a distance looked like a casting off of repressive shackles, has curdled and made landfall in the US. In the wake of the Paris and San Bernardino attacks, politicians began asking for a "back door" into encrypted online communications—a measure the tech industry will reliably resist.
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But these days, their impact on mainstream rock is more profoundly felt through apocalyptic power ballads like "Black Hole Sun" and "Blow Up the Outside World," or acoustic-strummed salvos like "Pretty Noose" and "Burden In My Hand"—songs whose upset-stomach stew of pop accessibility and pure anxiety would eventually get diluted and curdled into the angst-ridden bro-rock of Nickelback, Staind, et al.
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But facial serums have been known to send those unfamiliar with skin-care specifics to Google, where they'll find this horrible (and, for these purposes, inaccurate) definition for the word: "an amber-colored, protein-rich liquid that separates out when blood coagulates," named after the Latin word for "whey," which is the liquid that remains after milk has been curdled and strained during the cheese-making process.
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Meanwhile, the front of the house, ruled by Soulé's moody assessments of who mattered and who did not, kept customers in line through what Freedman calls the "intimidating ordeal of trial by snobbery," and replaced the dread of a curdled sauce with the dread of a table in Siberia (a fate visited upon Harry Cohn, the president of Columbia Pictures, when he bought the building that housed Le Pavillon, in the mid-fifties).
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