The Brownie Brittle was cut into smaller rectangular shapes while the Trader Joe's Brownie Crisps were cut into squares.
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The wide spreads can cut into returns paid to equity holders, who are paid last after all other debtholders receive their distributions, and may cut into overall issuance.
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Servings: 6Total: 25 minutes Ingredients 2 pounds carrots, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces2 pounds russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces2 pounds sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieceskosher salt and freshly ground white pepper, to taste1 cup heavy cream16 tablespoons unsalted butter Directions 1.
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Remove pizza from pan, cut into slices, and serve immediately.
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Drops in traffic tickets can cut into state budgets, too.
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The Jazz struggled to cut into the deficit before halftime.
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An appreciating rupee also cut into demand at the time.
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No — Bush signed his tax cut into effect in June.
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It's a tube sock cut into a tiny kitten sweater.
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Dry your potatoes with a cloth and cut into quarters.
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Steak is frozen, so it's easier to cut into strips.
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Towns makes the effort to cut into an open paint.
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That will cut into business spending and reduce economic growth.
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And a rising dollar could cut into U.S. earnings growth.
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The raids are supposed to cut into the cartel's profits.
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But Lemons felt the decision cut into local municipal rights.
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The added weight would quickly cut into revenue, she said.
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Cut into squares and place on a greased baking sheet.
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That decision will probably cut into the network's advertising profits.
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Egypt fears the dam will cut into its water supplies.
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Halve the stems lengthwise, then cut into ¼-inch thick slices.
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Transfer to a cutting board, cut into wedges, and serve.
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Garnish with parsley and cut into 8 slices. 7. Enjoy!
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He cut into his steak, dipped it in sauce, and chewed.
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That's probably cut into his cash flow, to put it lightly.
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How did they bring themselves to cut into that magical thing?
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They're then topped with fruits cut into holiday or winter shapes.
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At Tom Sachs' tea ceremony, we get sneakers cut into sandals.
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Close-up view of flat copper sheet cut into linked triangles.
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And we can't just cut into them and take a piece.
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And Rubin said onstage that it won't cut into movies either.
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Precooked vegetables and seafood can be cut into bite-size pieces.
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Remove the beef shanks and cut into thin 24-inch pieces.
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A cleaning cloth cut into the shape of the Snap ghost.
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It had to be perfect because there's nothing to cut into.
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Cut into quarters and sprinkle with a pinch of sea salt.
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That it might bolster or cut into your own political side?
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Remove the stems and seeds and cut into 53-inch pieces.
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Properly prepared, the thing is bleeding when you cut into it.
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The Raptors didn't really cut into the lead until garbage time.
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Pittsburgh cut into the lead in the bottom of the third.
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Yes, he hopes to cut into the Cruz campaign's evangelical base.
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Or, if you prefer, laser-cut into a giant black monolith.
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To serve, cut into four pieces, cutting between waffle quarters. 29.
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Leave to cool slightly, then cut into triangular slices to serve.
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All of this would have to be cut into tiny pieces.
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Even abridged and cut into chunks, the movie remains a delight.
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Rising operating expenses also will cut into bank profits, reducing ROEs.
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I had the rock cut into the shape of a carapace.
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Chill the cheese until firm, then cut into 4-inch squares.
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Animals would come, already dead, cut into big pieces of beef.
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That would cause prices to spike and cut into company profits.
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A slogan was cut into the field: "I love my motherland".
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Some are pickled, some mashed, some cut into wedges and grilled.
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Such measures would again cut into Iran's ability to export oil.
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Elsewhere, fighting in Libya has cut into global supplies, as well.
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Cable news networks cut into programming to cover Biden's 20203 p.m.
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New York gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon (D) has cut into Gov.
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The designation cut into potential profits by imposing additional business restrictions.
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These items sometimes cut into the market share of existing brands.
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Over time, fees have the potential to cut into your earnings.
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Servings: 4Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 1 hour 53/4 cup extra virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling4 ounces guanciale, cut into 1 inch ribbons, ¼ in thick214 (24 24/22 to 215 pound) chicken, cut into 23 pieces63 garlic cloves, finely chopped26 green bell peppers, seeded and cut into ¼-inch dice25 red bell peppers, seeded and cut into ¼-inch dice225 yellow bell peppers, seeded and cut into ¼-inch dice2 serrano chiles, halved lengthwise1 red onion, thinly sliced1/2 cup Frascati or other dry white wine1 (16-ounce) can whole peeled tomatoes, crushed by handkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste53 bunch escarole hearts, roughly chopped1 bunch nepitella or mint, picked 1.
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The group could help him as he tries to cut into Mrs.
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Mortgage rates also moved higher, but that didn't cut into refinance demand.
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I like it best cut into coins and stir-fried with veggies.
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Turn dough out onto a floured work surface; cut into 4 pieces.
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To remove the tracker, she has to physically cut into her ear.
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"We cut into the cake, and it was pink," she told PEOPLE.
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A large, gaping hole had been cut into the boat's right side.
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Transfer the chicken to a cutting board and cut into ¼-in. slices.
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It has a slightly gingery taste and it's cut into long slivers.
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Sprinkle with more black pepper for garnish, cut into squares, and serve.
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Is there any way Trump can cut into this deficit among women?
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When you cut into the finished product, you'll see three decadent layers.
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Place jello loaf onto a chopping board and cut into even squares.
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The Pistons cut into that advantage after Drummond returned to the floor.
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And stock-picking comes with high management fees that cut into returns.
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A strong dollar also cut into exports, which fell by 2.6 percent.
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Amazon's spending on infrastructure cut into its profit margins, driving down earnings.
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Lower yield hurt bank shares as they cut into their loan profitability.
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Studios balked, Itum says, at MoviePass' attempt to cut into their profits.
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The brand presence this year did cut into the experience a bit.
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Democrats' ability to cut into that dominance will be a true test.
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Spending on product development and marketing has cut into the bottom line.
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But Mr Odinga has been trying to cut into Mr Ruto's base.
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Ryan cut into the 3-0 deficit less than three minutes later.
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As could whole pieces of furniture that couldn't be cut into bits.
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Since June 7, Mr. Sanders has slightly cut into Ms. Clinton's lead.
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Other costly regulations, especially the president's healthcare law, also cut into opportunity.
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Stefani and friends cut into a flower-covered cake in the footage.
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Looks a little overwhelming, but once you cut into it, it's perfect.
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Regardless, I appreciated that the sweet potato was already cut into spirals.
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Some cobblers have biscuits that are rolled out and cut into rounds.
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This is where fabrics are cut into different parts of the shoe.
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It would also cut into the AK Party share of the vote.
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Remove from the oven, cool slightly, cut into slices, and eat immediately.
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Cut into 1/2-inch thick slices, and then into squares. 4.
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The crunch of that dough, now a crust, being cut into slices.
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But rivals such as Taiwan's Mediatek have cut into that lead recently.
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Differences in their musculature may cut into a producer's profits as well.
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Unmolded on a plate, it makes a lovely presentation, cut into wedges.
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Restaurant owners say Grubhub's business model has cut into their profit margins.
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All of these were expected to cut into Obamacare enrollment for 227.
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Women say it a lot, and it can cut into their standing.
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Each features a storm of decorative slivers cut into black velour paper.
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But I often have the urge to cut into that solid form.
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Income levels aren't substantially increasing, even as more expenses cut into monthly budgets.
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The Red Sox cut into Tampa Bay's lead in the fourth and fifth.
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Life is too short to let indecision or inexperience cut into your drinking.
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Evenly cut into 22.5 strips, and thread each strip onto a skewer. 215.
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Every time I cut into the meat he's like, 'Is it done enough?
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However, it warned uncertainty related to Brexit could cut into demand for houses.
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Residents and visitors must pass through multiple checkpoints cut into the siege walls.
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Thanks to Eileen Myles, I got my hair cut into this short style.
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The tracks were then cut into 33-second segments to create a spectrogram.
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Those are first 3D-printed and then precision-cut into the required shape.
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Trim the ends off the orange and cut into at least 24 slices.
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Cut into 1/4-inch thick slices and add to the bowl. 4.
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The barrier is black but has hundreds of diagonal slits cut into it.
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It is housed in a cylindrical 500-foot shaft cut into solid limestone.
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Austerity is highly likely to have cut into growth and reduced living standards.
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The Bucks pulled their starters, and the Grizzlies considerably cut into the margin.
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Dust the sheet with cornstarch and cut into 210 1/2 cm squares.
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Remove from pan, cut into 16 squares, and dust generously with powdered sugar.
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Photos showed the bus had been cut into two by the moving train.
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Serves: 4-6 1½ pounds top round beef, cut into 1½- inch cubes
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Cut into the side of the frozen block is the bar's poetic name.
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Standing on top of a metal stool, Dr. Nunez cut into the torso.
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Or will she attempt to cut into Trump's big lead among white men?
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And that, in turn, has cut into spending on seeds, pesticides and fertilizer.
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A colorful prank A groom cut into a University of Alabama themed cake.
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This busy playing schedule, naturally, will cut into her instruction of Mr. Friedlander.
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And simple pedestrian traffic generated by curiosity seekers can cut into home value.
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"I feel like I turned that missed cut into a positive," he said.
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Suit sets were cut into silhouettes that were difficult to imagine anyone wearing.
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The next shot he shared pulled the new buzz cut into sharp focus.
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They're making billions, but it's getting cut into by piracy and mobile phones.
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Every time you cut into an onion, you release compounds called sulfenic acids.
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The flakes are heated, dried, and cooled, then cut into small resin pellets.
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Fabinho played a 1-2 with Firmino and cut into the penalty area.
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Since President Trump signed the $503 trillion tax cut into law on Dec.
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Afterward, it would be very nice to cut into a Boston cream pie.
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Then we shared a cheeseburger, cut into quarters, and drippingly full of flavor.
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Jackson expressed concern that high incentives could cut into automakers' and dealers' profits.
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"The incremental 15% is really beginning to cut into the meat," Epperson said.
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Cut into the earth was a stone staircase leading to an underground tomb.
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Pouches are cut into the satiny bust, in case further padding is wished.
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Yes, but: Operating costs were high and cut into the company's profit margins.
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That will change the prospect of a rate cut into the second quarter.
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But Louisiana Tech cut into Indiana's lead for the remainder of the half.
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The competition from China has significantly cut into the company's revenue, Muyskens says.
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Inland, stone walls separate fields cut into strips of olives, wheat and potatoes.
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As they did they came across a cave cut into the rocky shoreline.
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He cut into Mrs Hyde-Smith's margins, particularly in the Memphis and Jackson suburbs.
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Makes about 1 ½ cups of cookie crumbs 1 stick unsalted butter, cut into cubes
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It's nothing against her, he just doesn't want it to cut into his resources!
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The process begins with organs from the butcher which the researchers cut into cubes.
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Cook time: 10 minutes Onion Strings 1 large yellow onion, cut into thin strips
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Camilla and Charles were in great spirits as they cut into the colorful confection.
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Zibanejad cut into the middle before feeding Fast, who beat Price between the legs.
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She successfully cut into Biden's lead by taking him to task for his record.
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Cut into 8 slices and serve immediately with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream.
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Roll out the pasta to the thinnest setting and cut into 4-inch squares.
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First, find a lightweight, loose-weave linen fabric and cut into 10 ½-inch squares.
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I nibbled on a piece that had been cut into a half-moon shape.
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But while Sanders didn't win, he cut into Clinton's initially anticipated margin of victory.
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Satellite imagery from Maxar Technologies show the scar one tornado cut into the earth.
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And you're seeing some other new entrants that could potentially cut into SpaceX's business.
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Second, it is not the only company trying to cut into the meat business.
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When we first meet Ally, she's got simple brown hair cut into a shag.
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They allowed the stuff to cool into films, which they then cut into strips.
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The first thing she does is cut into her thigh and remove the tracker.
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The North Yungas Road was cut into the side of a chain of mountains.
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When the pork is cool enough to handle, cut into 1-inch pieces. 3.
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Rising costs have also cut into corporate profits and dampened investments in recent years.
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In Massachusetts, we bought a mixed berry pie with stars cut into the crust.
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Intensifying price competition for mortgages hurt margins and borrower prepayments cut into servicing fees.
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Goldman said the settlement would cut into $1.5 billion of its fourth-quarter profits.
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One straight line is permissible to be cut into the hair for a part.
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ReBounces's Green Tennis Machines, for instance, cut into the profits of tennis ball companies.
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A German slowdown will cut into their sales and profits across the European continent.
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But that would enrage the Chinese, and probably cut into cooperation on other issues.
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But he's largely been unable to cut into Clinton's support among the black community.
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Hiring more immigration judges would be the simplest way to cut into future backlogs.
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Tacked to a bulletin board were paper plates, colored and cut into fish shapes.
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Core apple(s), and cut into half-moon slices about 1/53-inch thick.
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That means any spending increases for border barriers will cut into their other priorities.
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Any policy that steers doctors away from newer drugs could cut into their sales.
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It consists of a circular band with small parallelograms cut into its ringed shape.
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Bottom line: The loss cut into Facebook's market cap by more than $36 billion.
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In two hours the mixture will be firm and ready to cut into squares.
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A difficulty I encountered immediately was that nothing was cut into bite-sized chunks.
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The automaker had warned last month that the emissions scandal would cut into earnings.
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The latest move to restrict some technology sales could cut into key revenue sources.
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As I cut into his scalp, his blood spilled forth, as thinned blood does.
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That in turn cut into demand for auto parts, steel, glass and other materials.
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But given the amount, it would necessarily cut into the funding of Afghan forces.
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But Biden's bounce-back in recent days appears to have cut into Steyer's support.
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Rising labor costs can cut into profits, muting the impact of a robust economy.
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New knitwear would be delivered, and he'd cut into the neckline and make holes.
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Together they cut into the pasta and watched as the daffodil yolk ran out.
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It's pre-cut into individual cubes and stuffed with mozzarella, brie, and Emmental cheeses.
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The boat is made from the back of a writing tablet cut into pieces.
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Running for president seems to have cut into one element of Johnson's health regime.
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It was cut into 105 diamonds including the 530-carat Great Star of Africa.
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The Braves cut into the Marlins' lead in the sixth against reliever Brad Ziegler.
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As a result, the storms are expected to cut into third-quarter economic growth.
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It was cut into nine pieces that form part of the U.K. Crown Jewels.
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So while a whole brisket or boneless pork shoulder might take 90 minutes to braise under pressure, beef stew meat cut into 1½-inch pieces, or pork ribs cut into two or three rib sections, will be tender in 20 to 25 minutes.
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The first is a population bottleneck where a species is literally cut into two portions.
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Next, the items are cut into a silhouette for t-shirts, leggings, dresses, and tanks.
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U.S. retail sales increased marginally in April as rising gasoline prices cut into discretionary spending.
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Anderson probably cut into Reagan's 1980 majority, but it's less likely he altered the outcome.
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Housing and trade are expected to cut into economic growth in the October-December period.
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The service offers videos and series that are cut into segments shorter than 10 minutes.
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Cleveland steadily cut into the lead behind Kyle Korver&aposs 19 points in the fourth.
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The weather problems also could cut into the bottom lines of seed and fertilizer companies.
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Whether it will cut into his substantial lead is, of course, the race's biggest question.
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At the left, a deep river valley cut into the mountains almost at sea-level.
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Growth in consumer spending also slowed as unseasonably mild weather cut into spending on utilities.
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Cut into 12 slices; place in pan, cut side up, on top of maple mixture.
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The loss cut into Facebook's market capitalization by around $43 billion, or $15 per share.
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I'd take a safety pin and cut into the hair follicle until I reached them.
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Because the fundamentals, I'm sure some of them are saying, will cut into our profits.
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The chance to simultaneously cop no-brainer eyeshadow sticks and cut into Kris Jenner's 10%.
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"They screwed the handcuffs on so hard that they cut into my flesh," he said.
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So more people cloning that format, doing the same thing, doesn't cut into your traffic.
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Transfer crepe to a cutting board; cut into ¼-inch-wide strips, and set aside. 3.
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The only game you can see where its peaks cut into Fortnite playtime is FIFA.
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However, building more trucks could lead to oversupply and lower prices, which cut into profitability.
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She also cut into the GOP's victory margins from 2012 in Arizona, Texas, and Georgia.
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In his current design the number of each floor is cut into the building's exterior.
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The result, when cut into an appropriate shape, was a plausible facsimile of a ray.
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Roll out the remaining pastry dough, and cut into four strips 15 by 1 inch.
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And going dark on a weekday would cut into the Met's already-cramped rehearsal schedules.
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He produced several critical baskets at moments when Indiana tried to cut into Utah's lead.
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This is left to set, then cut into wobbly cubes and sealed inside the dough.
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Traditional hoteliers worry that Airbnb and other home-sharing platforms will cut into their business.
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A glut of inexpensive natural gas has cut into coal's dominance of America's power market.
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Looking up, they will notice that lines of text have been cut into each umbrella.
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Drain, then cool the potatoes until easy to handle and cut into 1-inch pieces.
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Pumpkin is cut into pieces and thrown into oil along with onion, garlic, and pepper.
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Warren will at some point have to demonstrate that she can cut into Biden's support.
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Each surface of the four paintings in the rear gallery is "cut" into three sections.
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As a result, Harvey and Irma are expected to cut into job growth in September.
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But several Democratic lawmakers questioned whether he would tackle changes that cut into pharmaceutical profits.
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Harris had a trunk cut into six-foot-long columns and delivered to the warehouse.
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Tinsel, which has existed for centuries, does not become glitter when cut into small pieces.
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Facebook has been vocal that its efforts around abuse and security will cut into profits.
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She fished out her pocketknife and cut into it, revealing brilliant pink and white swirls.
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Using a sliding table saw, the sheets are cut into squares, hexagons and other shapes.
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Building the wall would also cut into the budget for other kinds of border control.
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Cut into intriguing silhouettes, some of these flaps expand into spreads almost three feet wide.
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Two saltwater pools edge the crashing sea; the lap pool is cut into shorefront rock.
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Gemma is 22010 and petite, with thick hair cut into a bob and pearly teeth.
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I hated keeping a different schedule from Michelle, and it cut into our time together.
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Doing that, they argue, would cut into other necessities and violate last year's budget agreement.
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The cuts failed to cut into the cost of oil as much as was expected.
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Before putting it into the ground, you cut into the roots and loosen things up.
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Then the women would cut into the lion, working from the tail to the head.
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Tech innovations have led to improved efficiencies in trading, which have cut into banks' revenues.
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It also can be baked into a casserole, or cooked, cooled and cut into slabs.
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Strips of green PVC plastic are cut into needles and then attached to the frame.
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But shutting down the border would do more than cut into the country's guacamole supply.
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Indiana cut into Miami's lead by the end of the third quarter — but just barely.
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Transfer to a cutting board and cut into 1 1/2-inch thick slices. 3.
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The McCallisters seemed to know this; their pizza was cut into triangular slices—thank God.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 30 minutesTotal time: 2 hours Ingredients1 bulb fennel, cut into 1/2-inch pieces1/23 head broccoli, cut into small florets1/4 large cauliflower, cut into small florets2 red chillies, seeds still in, finely sliced1 green chili, seeds still in, finely sliced4 ounces green beans, chopped into 1-inch pieces2 1/2 ounces runner beans, cut into short lengths23 shallots, cut into eighths1/2 red onion, roughly chopped1/22 cup fine sea salt211 tablespoon mustard oil23 tablespoon ground cumin2100 tablespoon mustard seeds21 tablespoon turmeric22/33 teaspoon ground nutmeg23 tablespoon English mustard powder23 tablespoons all-purpose flour220 cup white wine vinegar3 tablespoons granulated sugar1 tablespoon dried oregano2 bay leaves1 garlic cloves, crushed1 Granny Smith apple, peeled and grated1 mango, peeled, stoned, and roughly chopped Directions 33.
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Servings: 4Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 1 hour Ingredients230 pound tuna steaks, skin removed245 tablespoons kosher salt½ cup dried chamomile or organic chamomile tea (or dried herb of choice, such as basil or oregano) for the leche de tigre:22 carrot, peeled and cut into 21-inch pieces22 cucumber, peeled and cut into 23-inch pieces453 small beet, peeled and cut into 245-inch pieces25 small red onion, cut into ½-inch-thick slices22015 tomatoes, cut into 2-inch pieces1 serrano chile ¼ cup fresh lime juice (from 2 to 3 limes)2 cups coconut water, or more to taste ¾ cup fresh grapefruit juicekosher salt for the garnishes:1 Hass avocado, halved, pitted, peeled, and thinly sliced53 grapefruit, suprêmed½ cup diced peeled, seeded cucumber2 radishes, julienned1 jalapeño, thinly sliceddried chamomile Directions 1.
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Coconut Vegetable Curry Serves 26Ingredients22/22 yellow onion, diced21 22 oz can coconut milk23 tbsp soy sauce, regular or low sodium43 tbsp curry powder24 tsp brown sugar220 medium sweet potato, peeled and cut into about 25 inch chunks1 red bell pepper, diced2 cups cauliflower, cut into bite-sized florets2 cups sugar snap peas or green beans1 14-oz package firm tofu, cut into 1 inch cubes203/3 cup chopped cilantro, optional Instructions1.
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Servings: 2250-21Prep: 22 minutesTotal: 2500 hours 23 pounds|22 grams pork belly, cut into 21 ½-inch pieces 25 pound|470 grams (2-inch) pork ribs, cut into individual ribs 1 pound|450 grams pork shoulder, cut into 1 ½-inch pieces 6 tablespoons|13 grams black bean sauce 3 tablespoons dark soy sauce 1 (10 ounce|300 grams) pack pickled sour mustard greens, coarsely chopped 1 cup|250 ml chicken broth rice, for serving 1.
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With Mr. Sanders trying to cut into his rival's long-held advantages among black voters, Mrs.
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Serves 6 to 8 1 small butternut squash, peeled, seeded and cut into 1-in. cubes
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When the beets are cool enough to handle, peel the skin and cut into pieces. 2.
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Each image is actually two photos cut into strips and carefully woven together on a loom.
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Cut into wedges, and serve at room temperature with a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil.
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Such spending would cut into the generous dividends that oil firms' shareholders have come to expect.
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Gagnon's son Jonathan Blackburn confirmed that the pepper was whole when his mother cut into it.
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The interview lasted five hours but segments were cut into a one hour special for television.
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The guy who regularly winces every time Mary and Paul cut into one of his creations.
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On one hand, high-end production for audiobooks would cut into publishers' already-thin profit margins.
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Holes were cut into the side of the hull to control the flooding of the ship.
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Paliskunta issue every reindeer owner a pattern that they cut into the ears of newborn calves.
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Boston cut into Atlanta's lead early in the third quarter before things got out of hand.
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Second, there is growing competition that will cut into Tesla's margins as prices for EVs fall.
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With some tomato cut into quarters, a sprig of parsley and three thin slices of orange.
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For the purposes of the fan tuan, it's fried twice and cut into bite-size pieces.
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Newton: Did the company state explicitly that it didn't want to cut into its profit model?
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In each, Trump has cut into Clinton's advantage with broad support from the white working class.
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Yes, the 6-year-old got a fidget spinner cut into the side of his head.
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Makes: 2 Servings 2 ½ cups peaches cut into 1-inch chunks (fresh or thawed from frozen)
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It's not bloody anymore, and it's cut into pieces that resemble images I've seen in textbooks.
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Take the sorbet out of the freezer and cut into star shapes using a cookie cutter.
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Each pizza is cut into four large slices, so you could order one for the table.
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Cut the tomatoes in half, remove and discard the seeds, then cut into small dice. 3.
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The problem is, more than a few of them cut into your productivity, creativity, and promotability.
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Warren has cut into Democratic front-runner Vice President Joe Biden's polling lead in recent weeks.
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That has cut into the country's oil production by what appears to be a substantial amount.
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But the Democrats chasing him in the primary race are looking to cut into that support.
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It's very easy to cut into; it's very easy to bite into; it's just very soft.
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Two new hard-right Islamist parties also may cut into the PML-N's conservative voter base.
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Juul's youth-prevention plan will cut into its revenues, but it's not clear by how much.
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Rantanen cut into the lead with a power-play goal at 23:21 of the second.
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These images are cut into shapes that you then assemble when you switch to collage mode.
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"It's beautiful," Mr. Migoya said, as if he hadn't cut into thousands of similarly beautiful loaves.
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Now, that win was quite narrow, so it barely helped Sanders cut into Clinton's delegate lead.
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Mr. Bannon's ouster, from the White House and then from Breitbart, cut into the site's cachet.
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She is horrified, her whole life is getting cut into pieces right in-front of her.
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In the end, they almost certainly did not cut into Judge Kavanaugh's solid support among Republicans.
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"Point cutting is when you hold the scissors vertically and cut into the bangs," explains Azocar.
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Mining companies are pushing for the deductions as new taxes have cut into their bottom lines.
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The used soap is "crushed, sanitized and cut into new soap bars," according to the company.
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But the addition of a soundtrack on the film strip cut into the available image area.
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Using weaker straws or no straws would cut into Mr. Jones's profits in other ways too.
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But can the Clippers ever cut into the Lakers' dominance, and change the city's basketball soul?
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A strong rise in inflation would send borrowing costs higher and could cut into corporate profits.
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He had just signed a huge tax cut into law and removed the Obamacare mandate penalty.
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Keurig, which dominates the single-serve coffee market, has struggled as competition cut into its profitability.
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These elements will cut into the benefit of buying the drugs at lower prices from Canada.
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Arawak petroglyph swirls were cut into the walls, and the ammonia stink of guano was overwhelming.
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The architecture was integrated into the natural terrain, its walls and terraces cut into the rock.
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Mr. Daniel was contemplating firing up his generator, but that would cut into his profit margins.
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The thick stems of stir-fried morning glory would have been better cut into shorter lengths.
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The short answer: The increased complexity of the joint venture drastically cut into any potential savings.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 22 hour 23 teaspoon grapeseed or canola oil 25 pound|21 grams skinless pork belly, sliced ¼-inch thick, cut into 22-inch squares kosher salt, to taste 22 garlic cloves, minced 403 ½ pounds|240 grams aged kimchi (fermented for at least 23 weeks), store-bought or homemade, cut into 25-to-2-inch-wide strips 1 tablespoon gochugaru 4 cups|1 liter dashi 1 pound|450 grams silken or soft tofu, preferably homemade, cut into 33-inch cubes1 bunch scallions, cut into 1-inch batons fish sauce (optional) gim (dried Korean seaweed) or nori, sliced into strips, for serving 1.
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Servings: 2Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 20 minutes ½ teaspoon grains of paradise 450 grams (23 pound) cod fillet, cut into 2 pieces sea salt, to season 1 tablespoon groundnut oil extra virgin olive oil, for sprinkling 1 lemon, cut into wedges, to serve chopped parsley, to garnish 1.
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Most decks came from woodblock prints on sheets of paper that were then cut into individual cards.
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Negative interests also cut into bank profits and make savers more fearful and less likely to spend.
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The city's tax base was eviscerated by competition from neighboring states, which cut into casino property values.
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An edited version of record emerged in 1999 under the name Jerusalem and cut into multiple tracks.
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When she took a dive down to swim away from the boat, the propeller cut into her.
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A peanut butter and jelly sandwich (prepared however you like), cut into small squares or long strips?
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I had cut into their work day and they needed to make it up to their fans.
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Knowing when to cut into your resources — and which ones you can afford to sacrifice — is everything.
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Is the USB port at the bottom smooth and polished or does it cut into my palm?
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Each wrap was cut into sad little halves, putting us all at risk of lunchtime-Induced depression.
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But Utah cut into the deficit before Portland took an 89-88 edge into the final quarter.
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Cheating can ruin the gaming experience, cut into profits from in-game purchases and turn consumers off.
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It's unclear if Sponsorships will take off, or cut into Twitch or Patreon in any meaningful way.
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Following preservation and stabilization, these brains would be cut into extremely fine slices, and then individually scanned.
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They even look like jumbo versions of the cereal when you cut into them (see video below).
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That makes it an appealing substance to cut into other drugs—even uppers like cocaine and MDMA.
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Cut into 12 squares then dust the tops with a generous coating of powdered sugar before serving.
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McCullers left in the sixth as Los Angeles scored twice to cut into a 5-1 deficit.
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And as her lead as swelled nationally, Clinton has cut into Trump's support in longtime red states.
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They are done on panels, which have been cut into squares and rectangles, vertically or horizontally aligned.
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Other gig platforms also have expenses, including application fees and commissions that can cut into your rate.
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A worker balances with a chain saw as he prepares to cut into a large ice block.
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Serves 4 2 cups peeled butternut squash cut into 1-inch chunks (about ½ of a medium squash)
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I will continue to repeat that if and when we cut into programming to keep people safe.
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What on Earth makes you want to cut into someone's body, even if they can't feel it?
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Kirby marked Star's lips with a Sharpie marker and then cut into each section with a scalpel.
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All the major networks cut into their regular programming to broadcast the moment in the 6900 p.m.
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As Meredith and Owen cut into the patient, the docs discuss how horribly sleep-deprived they are.
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A shift to community content, with fewer "original" reporting and journalism pieces also cut into company performance.
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Fewer cable subscribers and the rising cost of sports content have cut into operating income and profits.
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Beyond winning chambers, both parties hope to cut into the other side's heavy majorities in key states.
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The lack of water is likely both to hurt agriculture and cut into supplies of vital hydropower.
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Sanders is trying to cut into her advantage, while running strong with white voters across the state.
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Their shells are coveted by China's rich as swanky furnishings or cut into trinkets, such as jewellery.
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It was cut into wedges and made a fine starter for a table of four to share.
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The iconic openings cut into Pier 52 by Matta-Clark are seen in some of Baltrop's photographs.
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Clearly, the lower amount was a result of USA's fears that streaming would cut into its ratings.
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Since then protests and strikes have steadily cut into production and caused billions of dollars in losses.
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Pollsters found that Trump cut into Cruz's support among Tea Partiers and evangelicals in Iowa, CBS said.
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Biden's opponents saw the Hyde Amendment as the opening to cut into the former Vice President's standing.
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Clinton probably will cut into the usual Republican advantage with these voters, who value steadiness and experience.
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Still soft enough to be cut into like a cabbage, I thought, I'm glad I'm not dead.
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The high costs are blamed on actions the administration has taken that could cut into ObamaCare's enrollment.
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Leaders in Rhode Island have also said a casino would cut into gaming business in their state.
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Robbers have looted the crypts, but tourists still come to see the reliefs cut into the rock.
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SANGER: So you would cut into trade in return – TRUMP: No, I would use trade to negotiate.
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Each speech also contained humorous anecdotes that cut into the somber mood of the day with laughter.
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"My mom's been ill," she said, as she cut into the cheese-filled quesadilla on her plate.
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Using cookie cutters, cut into shapes and transfer the cookies to a parchment paper-lined baking sheet.
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Eric Staal skated along the blue line before feeding Ryan Suter, who cut into the left circle.
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Still, Democrats insist the conventional wisdom could flip if Sanders can cut into Clinton's support among minorities.
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It was cut into several polished gems, the largest of which are part of Britain's crown jewels.
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The Trader Joe's granola was cut into small pieces, while the Wegmans granola was in larger chunks.
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Tall and slender, her brown hair cut into a bob, she had no visible signs of injury.
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The same goes for meat cut into smaller pieces, such as with kabobs, because it cooks faster.
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The big question is whether voters' concerns about age will cut into his support down the line.
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The movies were cut into segments, each about 220 minutes long and each on a separate reel.
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Hilton has very, very high operating margins, meaning that they can cut into those quite a bit.
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It also will help Bayer cut into the debt pile it built via last year's Monsanto acquisition.
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Rugelach was rolled, filled with chopped nuts and spices, and cut into chunks on an assembly line.
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The Ispahan sablés are slice-and-bake cookies — logs of dough, cut into rounds and then baked.
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The site's fee cut into his revenues, but he soon decided the service was worth the price.
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Most recently, it delayed the release of "Crazy Rich Asians," which cut into revenues for Warner Bros.
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Smoke from deadly bushfires already has cut into the competition at the Grand Slam event, which begins.
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Nintendo finally relented as general-purpose mobile devices increasingly cut into sales of its portable game players.
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The rising cost of labor can quickly cut into profitability at restaurants with already thin profit margins.
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In the United States, customers showed pictures of their United loyalty or credit cards cut into pieces.
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His fourth turnover, with 16 seconds left, thwarted Marquette's chance to cut into Creighton's 71-65 lead.
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The rise of budget airlines such as VietJet and AirAsia have further cut into the airline's business.
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"In here," Mr. DeCarlo said, ducking through a doorway cut into the base of the Manhattan Bridge.
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A slowing economy has cut into family savings, and a depreciating currency makes American educations more expensive.
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"If I put it on and I loved it, I refused to cut into it," she said.
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Servings: 215-23Prep: 23 minutesTotal: 453 hours Ingredients245 ounces thick-cut bacon, cut into 245/24-inch pieces6 ounces sharp cheddar cheese, cut into ½ inch cubes5 cups torn day-old country bread1/4 cup chopped fresh sage2 cups whole milk6 large eggs453/2 tablespoon kosher salt Directions 1.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 21 minutesTotal time: 22 minutes 21 tablespoons tahini21 tablespoons red misokosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste24 ounces|22 grams chopped walnuts33 English cucumber23 ounces|21 grams crumbled feta22 ounces|60 grams snap peas, thinly sliced on an angle1 head iceberg lettuce, cored and cut into 1-inch pieces (about 12 ounces|350 grams)1 whole avocado, halved, pitted, peeled, and cut into 13-inch pieces1/2 bunch chives, cut into 1 1/2-inch lengths 1.
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In pro-Trump Mississippi, Democrats will have one final chance this month to cut into Republicans' Senate majority.
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It works, and Cheryl helps girlfriend Toni Topaz (Vanessa Morgan) escape before Edgar's henchman can cut into her.
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That competition will be looking to cut into the Explorer's No. 1 position in the midsize SUV market.
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This year, the longtime platinum blonde debuted strands dyed a deep russet chestnut, cut into a graphic lob.
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As you can see, tariffs cut into the incomes of high-income households by less than 0.3 percent.
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Finally, it looks as though Sanders may have cut into Clinton's minority "firewall," giving himself an extra boost.
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Tunsil is about to command a mammoth extension, which will cut into Houston's $56.5 million in cap room.
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Indecisiveness didn't cut into watching time as much, because there were only three DVDs to choose from. 7.
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I moved until the braces on my legs cut into my shins and calves, pushing myself to exhaustion.
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The supermodel transformed her layered dark blonde cut into a a long, platinum blonde look with blunt ends.
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However, according to Osborne, the version that screened for Academy voters was cut into a more traditional film.
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The Take Me Apart musician's locs are always styled impeccably: neat and cut into a razor-sharp bob.
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It bears rough weld-marks showing where it had been cut into more transportable pieces and later reattached.
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Analysts blamed the drop on the flooding in Texas and Louisiana, which cut into construction in the South.
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Lots of frozen fruit and fresh bananas for morning smoothies, say, or to cut into yogurt with granola.
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He finished off her eyes with false lashes, which he cut into a flattering shape specifically for her.
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They go to these other apps, and that ultimately can cut into Google's mainstay advertising business and revenues.
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If it can figure out how to turn a profit, it may still cut into theaters' bottom line.
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"Now that, at that stage, that stuff has to put a rapid rate cut into play," Carnell said.
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People who arrived early said there were about 5 pies cut into micro slices of really bad pizza.
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Each time Utah attempted to cut into the deficit, the Grizzlies answered with baskets on the other end.
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Workers had cut into a crater wall where the insect resided, causing untold destruction to the rare species.
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Tesla said "severe shortages" of parts for the Model X in January and February cut into planned production.
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He advocates changing state funding formulas so that tax breaks for developers do not cut into school funding.
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Volatile markets and energy sector loan losses, among other factors, cut into other key firms' first-quarter earnings.
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The Bears cut into the deficit as Tanner Schmit's two 43-pointers helped them climb within 24-230.
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For Harris to win in South Carolina, it's likely she'll need to cut into Biden's existing support there.
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That said, Tesla faces a few challenges some investors say stand to cut into demand for its vehicle.
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I would tell her that she does not need to be cut into like a slice of meat.
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A bench is a narrow, strip of land cut into the side of an open-pit mine. 214001.
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Since then, localized protests and strikes have steadily cut into production and caused billions of dollars in losses.
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Aluminum sheet for cans made by a plant in Indiana uses alloys cut into thick slabs in Quebec.
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The hosts had a chance to cut into the deficit more, but Harris missed a 3-point attempt.
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The rebate program was created to combat rising generic competition which threatened to cut into the company's profits.
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The trick to getting his pieces just right is to cut into the wood at a slight angle.
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Mondelez said Thursday that a recent cyber attack will cut into its revenue growth for its second quarter.
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On the outside, it looked like a banana, but cut into it, and it's a juicy green kiwi.
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All of this variation, including the fan feedback, has cut into the monotony of a typical touring routine.
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When I cut into the jelly, an ocean of sunshine yolk pours forth consuming all in its wake.
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While Uber drivers do cut into cabbies' market, the two groups are facing many of the same problems.
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But hey, at least if your unrequited friends don't exercise, that won't cut into your own fitness routine.
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Transfer to a cutting board and rest for 5 minutes, then cut into 1/2-inch thick pieces.
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Follow this flap steak recipe, provided by Tasty, to turn a cheap cut into a mouth-watering dinner.
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Premier Li Keqiang continues his drive to reduce fees, taxes and red tape that cut into profit margins.
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It was cut into the sand with barbed wire and guard towers in 22018 as a British firebase.
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People want to maximize quality time with their children; commuting, errands and home maintenance cut into that time.
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On Monday, a man in Western Australia discovered a needle in a strawberry when he cut into it.
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Despite the ongoing momentum, he has failed to significantly cut into Clinton's delegate advantage in the last month.
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Broward's vote count has been particularly slow, and its late vote count has cut into Mr. Scott's lead.
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It's so heartbreaking that all we can do is bring each other down and cut into each other.
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Conservatives see an opportunity to begin to cut into the high costs of the nation's growing prison population.
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The rack of lamb, which Mr. Gokce cut into individual chops, costs $250 at his restaurant in Manhattan.
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The Jets seemed in position to at least cut into that lead before the end of the half.
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Then the top went back on, and it was cut into wedges, to be eaten like a sandwich.
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The tomatoes on this sandwich were cut into big, awkward chunks, and there was more mayonnaise than necessary.
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Serves 4 2 cups sour cherry juice ½ cup sugar 1 lime, cut into wedges 2 teaspoons rosewater 1.
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That said, a number of bank executives warned that lower interest rates could cut into profits going forward.
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Rising yields mean lower prices, which in turn cut into returns for bond investors looking for capital appreciation.
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"We have a game, gang!" he said when the Pelicans briefly rallied to cut into the Clippers' lead.
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As the Jordanian government searched for a solution, excavators found this 300-foot tunnel cut into the rock.
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The required capital buildup has also squeezed the industry's profits, which can cut into bankers' pay and bonuses.
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But a diplomatic dispute will not necessarily cut into supplies, provided tensions in the region do not escalate.
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Klobuchar cut into Warren's base of college-educated women to surge well ahead of Warren in New Hampshire.
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Some investors were caught off guard by the size of the investment, which cut into Amazon's bottom line.
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His first dunk came as he cut into the lane with 22:231 remaining in the opening quarter.
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Kinder Morgan shares have fallen by nearly two-thirds since April as falling oil prices cut into profitability.
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The tariffs cut into sales of Precision Castparts, it gas turbine and pipe products unit, the filings said.
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Buttigieg, despite their ideological differences, appears to have cut into what had been shaping up as her base.
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The old model cannot work at a time when improvements in energy efficiency inevitably cut into business profits.
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The couple also cut into a seven-tier cake using a knife that was shaped like a sword.
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Whole truffles are sometimes cut into thin slices and added to certain dishes such as raw scallop carpaccio.
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The sticks are also served warmed and pre-cut into four individual pieces that are perfect for sharing.
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That's why it's important for him to cut into traditional Republican bastions in rural and small town Tennessee.
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Studios have often been criticized for what some consider questionable accounting practices that cut into back-end payouts.
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Cut into 3-inch squares and place about 2 teaspoons of filling in the middle of each square.
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"We've had free content available for multiple years, and it hasn't cut into our Comixology business," he said.
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Cut into squares and serve with a salad or something that will cut this meat and cheese party.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 25 minutesTotal time: 4 hours and 30 minutes for the toasted rice powder:1 cup|250 grams glutinous rice, cut into 2-inch pieces3 stalks lemongrass, cut into 2-inch pieces63 (2-inch) piece galangal, cut into 2-inch pieces8 kaffir lime leaves, cut into 210-inch pieces23 pandan leaves, cut into 28-inch pieces for the Nahm Jim Jeaw:29 tablespoons palm sugar213 tablespoons fish sauce, preferably Red Boat214 cherry tomatoes 43 unpeeled garlic cloves 24 small shallots, skin-on 25 fresh birds eye chilli 210 pieces cilantro roots 1 tablespoon oyster sauce4 tablespoons toasted rice powder, plus more to serve7 tablespoons fresh lime juice½ teaspoon chili powder for the steak:2 pounds|1 kg sirloin steakkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste3 tablespoons olive oil to serve:cooked sticky ricechopped fresh herbs, like cilantro, scallions, and makrut lime leaves 53.
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This natural substance helps trap moisture inside the fruit and keep it from oxidizing until you cut into it.
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A Texas mother thought she'd found an appropriate cake to celebrate her daughter's graduation ... until she cut into it.
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The trust issues, physical drawbacks, and various insecurities that cut into an otherwise dazzling performer are painful to see.
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Fast forward to present-day Mars, and you'll notice channels cut into the planet like a network of rivers.
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The couple cut into a five-layer cake, after live performances, dancing, and a video sharing their love story.
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There, Dream cut into her dad's white-and-green cake while wearing a St. Paddy's Minnie Mouse t-shirt.
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While online shopping has certainly cut into in-store traffic, it has also expanded international awareness of U.S. brands.
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Whether you can just cut into another room, as opposed to going through some fade out and fade in.
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It saw a steep drop at its DirecTV business, losing more than 1.1 million customers, which cut into profits.
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But Steven sent me three episodes with temporary music cut into it, so it looked like a promising idea.
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After the caramels are cut into rectangles, wrapping each piece in parchment paper makes for a relaxing group activity.
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It is basically just a pale circle of bread cut into slices and topped with some weirdly dark pepperonis.
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For your thumb to cover a whole row of kernels, the corn cob must be cut into manageable cylinders.
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The newlyweds cut into a three-tiered vanilla bean cake with vanilla buttercream and raspberry coulis from Caribou Club.
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The Magic continued to cut into the Atlanta lead and were down only five heading into the fourth quarter.
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It didn't want to cut into its profit model, but it really wanted to figure out the right approach.
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McCain, 34, cut into Behar's statements and asked that the conversation be redirected back to honoring the late president.
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Another consideration for employees is the question of whether aggressive 401(k) contributions will cut into their cash flow.
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Cut into small squares and eaten with more honey poured over it, it makes for a sumptuous sweet feast.
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You can't get stickiness without constant pressure but keep it light and simple, because it will cut into overhead.
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To serve, dot the top of the filing with the remaining 4 orange half-moons, cut into small triangles.
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Kinder Morgan shares have fallen by nearly two-thirds since April as falling oil prices CLc1 cut into profitability.
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Unfortunately, we discover that one has a slit cut into it and both of them are super cheaply made.
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Remember growing up when your mom would cut into all the burgers, just to check if they were done?
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To prepare the pumpkin, preheat oven to 325° F. Clean out pumpkin and cut into 123" x 5" chunks.
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Trailing 03-0, the Rangers didn't cut into the deficit until there were two outs in the sixth inning.
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Grubhub has responded to increased competition with marketing campaigns and technology updates, which has cut into margins, Cramer said.
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To deliver these returns despite a lacklustre stockmarket, they have piled on debt and cut into their own margins.
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If Discord manages to get some exclusives with big games in 2019, it could really cut into Steam's market.
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He is working to cut into the Clinton's lead among black voters, a critical bloc in South Carolina's Feb.
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Hiura cut into that with his seventh homer in the eighth after Mike Moustakas walked, making it 6-5.
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When the Raptors cut into the Heat's lead midway through the fourth quarter, Dragic connected on a midrange jumper.
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Declining football game television ratings will cut into Twenty-First Century Fox's earnings, according to one Wall Street firm.
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For Sanders to cut into Clinton's lead, he'll need a massive margin of victory in the delegate-rich state.
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Carmen set out pimento-cheese sandwiches cut into triangles, a bag of Doritos, a carton of sugar-free lemonade.
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Since 1996, robotic vacuums have become increasingly sophisticated with several manufacturers trying to cut into the Roomba's market share.
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Indiana briefly cut into the lead, drawing within 15-11 on a pair of baskets from Young and George.
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But the victories have done little to cut into Clinton's delegate lead and block her path to the nomination.
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Later in May, Kasich will look to cut into Trump's delegate hauls in proportional elections in Oregon and Washington.
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In the meantime the companies say they have to stop offering the drugs which most cut into their profits.
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He believed they either weren't helpful or would cut into his upside and prevent him from making more money.
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Harvey and Irma continue to impact the labor market and are expected to cut into job growth this month.
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Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio made late efforts in Georgia to cut into Mr. Trump's support, and each other's.
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Netted layers of paper cut into spindly bows frame a never-ending hole which opens up to another world.
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They might be sheet cakes that can be cut into squares, or rounds, like Ingela's, which make nice wedges.
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Pilots balked last year when the company bungled its vacation schedules and threatened to cut into their time off.
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Careful not to wake my roommates, I cut into the watermelon when I returned to my tiny dorm room.
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CNN cut into coverage of the Supreme Court confirmation hearings of Brett Kavanaugh to analyze the Op-Ed article.
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That's because hyper-blue Travis County (home to Austin) was cut into five different congressional districts when Republicans redistricted.
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After a 15-minute rest, the dough is cut into eight pieces and rolled out as thin as possible.
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Then make a smaller cut into the opposite direction, so you can open the fillet up like a book.
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Digital publishers have suffered as shifting reader habits and whimsical-seeming algorithm adjustments at Facebook have cut into revenue.
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"There's such a good fudginess and layer-cake quality when you cut into it with a fork," he said.
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He would actually cut into the fabric, pin it on me and make the right curves, the right seams.
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Cut into biggish chunks and served in its spicy juices with beans, rice and cornbread, the pork is sublime.
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Mr. Durant said that city lawmakers failed to consider how a seemingly small fee can cut into profit margins.
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Eleven switchbacks were cut into the sheer mountainside, and my little white rental car shuddered up the narrow passes.
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" The issue, from Brian: "If Netflix has to spend more to acquire content, that will cut into its profits.
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He continues to cut into the dolphin, taking its heart and carving thick strips of flesh from its back.
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A manager's special of marinated sliced short ribs, broiled and cut into a version of Kay Chun's bulgogi Bolognese.
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Trump's move wasn't a complete surprise, and while it will cut into the law it won't kill it off.
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Weak wages add to worries that Japan's sales tax increase to 250.999% from 22.0% could cut into consumer spending.
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That threatened to cut into their windfalls from the corporate tax rate's falling to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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But rents have grown so high that the city is considering capping them, which could cut into those investments.
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To serve, cut into squares and, if you like, put dabs of yogurt or sour cream on each square.
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Economic downturns in Europe and Asia also cut into global demand for U.S. goods, driving a decline in hiring.
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Two weeks later, Yoon cut into the mass and scooped out the stones that got away the first time.
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After being studied for its unique geological properties, it will be cut into a number of smaller pieces instead.
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There have been spirited exchanges between witnesses and members, seamlessly cut into clips for cable news and social media.
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The quintessential warm ham and cheese sandwich, it makes a great snack with drinks, cut into bite-size pieces.
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I think it's priced to move and will seriously cut into the sales of a lot of those headphones.
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A slightly acidic variety of navel orange called Cara Cara is a pale salmon when you cut into it.
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To keep cargo space class-competitive, Ford seems to have cut into the passenger room of the second row.
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Pharmaceutical companies are also likely to fight tooth and nail against any proposals that would cut into their profits.
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Sanders has also contrasted himself somewhat with Warren, who has cut into his base of young and liberal voters.
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Like baklava, a large borek can be made on a baking sheet and cut into smaller shapes after baking.
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Trump, whose support comes mainly from whites, is unlikely to be victorious unless he can cut into that support.
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The place was primitive to an extreme, a set of sandbagged fighting holes cut into stone and sunbaked earth.
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Are they sometimes cut into little, bite-sized squares instead of the triangular slices you may be accustomed to?
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Servings: 4Prep time: 25 minutesTotal time: 2 hours and 30 minutes 2 pounds|900 grams boneless, skinless pork shoulder, cut into 1-inch pieces 43 cup|250 ml heavy cream2 tablespoons white vinegar1 210/212 pounds|23 grams Russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 24-inch pieces24 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted 2425.
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Higher debt servicing for those with mortgages, including for both residential and commercial borrowers, could cut into spending and investment.
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But having a cheaper phone has the potential to cut into Apple's margins on its more expensive, more premium devices.
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Right now, the researchers have to preplan the shapes they cut into the mesh, which restricts a robot's stealth capabilities.
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The storms have impacted the claims data in recent weeks and are expected to cut into job growth this month.
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Roasted Veggie Egg Power Bowl 1 cup (about ¼th of a medium) peeled butternut squash cut into 1-inch chunks
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Many creators are worried that an unexpected shift in YouTube's rules can suddenly cut into their revenue from the platform.
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An O'Rourke win would go a long way toward mitigating GOP gains, or helping Democrats cut into the Republican majority.
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The rise of passive fund management has cut into revenue from trading stocks - the main source of that generous compensation.
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Philadelphia's Ben Simmons had a couple of turnovers several minutes later as the Sixers struggled to cut into the lead.
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We also know that when people are obese as children, it can cut into life expectancy in a serious way.
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For anyone who hasn't made Shrinky Dinks, they're sheets of plastic that you can cut into shapes and draw on.
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Indeed, Sanders campaign strategists spent much of the past year fretting that Biden would cut into their blue-collar base.
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But the relative immaturity of the crop leaves it vulnerable to damage that could cut into final yields, scouts said.
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When they're cut into identical circles, it's like watching bubble gum being squished and shaped in the most satisfying way.
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How will they sneak a strange girl with a buzz cut into their school to use the A/V equipment?
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Many of those dreams have been realized, culminating in Mr. Trump signing a huge tax cut into law in December.
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For companies, falling prices cut into revenues and make it harder to repay debts, which are fixed in nominal terms.
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The tofu was cut into four rounds to resemble sea scallops, then fried on one side to a golden brown.
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Declining production at mature fields has cut into Angola's output, but the Kaombo addition could complicate efforts to maintain compliance.
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The investment will cut into Amazon's profit margins, and the company gave lower-than-expected earnings guidance for the period.
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The excessive moisture also may have cut into the quality of the Plains wheat crop that will be harvested soon.
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This break, and the preceding accidents, likely cut into BP's bottom line, which in Alaska hit $85 million in 2016.
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"The best way to encourage responsible ad sourcing is to cut into the revenue from the standard model," wrote another.
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Broad-based discounting has also cut into retailers' top lines, requiring them to sell more items to record a gain.
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"I had just started on the show and I knew it was going to cut into production time," she explains.
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The NHL declining to participate in the 2018 event threatens to further cut into hockey's hold on the public's consciousness.
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The only thing that was missing was ponytail holes cut into the top of those ubiquitous lace sun hats. 2.
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That has cut into Facebook's revenue growth at the same time that it has saturated its core North American market.
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The administration has since taken steps to undermine the law, moves that are expected to cut into enrollment for 2018.
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The design, which is of course back to front, is then cut into the block using very small engraving tools.
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Lightly crosshatch the eggplant in about 43/4-inch intervals along all sides, then cut into 1-inch chunks. 3.
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The change is likely to cut into the revenue of immigration attorneys, who today prepare full applications for all applicants.
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What's next: Although cooler weather forecasts for March might cut into sales, easier lending standards might help maintain the increases.
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Democrats are hoping to cut into the Republican Senate majority in a year where the GOP is defending 23 seats.
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Arrowsmith infuses these compositions with references to Rene Magritte's Surrealist images of businessmen cut into silhouettes of water or sky.
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The rope visibly cut into her skin as Master Avery took off his belt and started hitting her with it.
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Cut into noodles about 3/23-inch thick, shake off the excess flour, and set aside under a damp towel.
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Serves 2 4 hot dogs with about 40 calories and 1g fat or less each, each cut into 5 pieces
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Each sheet was first washed in mild detergent, cut into pieces and then autoclaved for 20 minutes to sterilize them.
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The greenback has traded mostly lower this year after sharp gains in 2014 and 2015 that cut into overseas profits.
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In traditional mining, individual "rooms" are cut into a coal seam and then supported by pillars to prevent a collapse.
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While an important federal tax credit was extended, local policies have cut into the savings that solar providers have promised.
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But on almost every other topic save immigration, he would have to slide left to cut into his rival's lead.
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But they believe McSally will cut into Sinema's edge once ballots dropped off on Election Day are counted on Sunday.
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Disney's planned streaming services rival to Netflix will cut into the media giant's profits, according to one Wall Street firm.
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While the Yankees were not able to cut into the deficit this weekend, it could have been worse for them.
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A new bill would make it harder for banks and other lenders to cut into workers' paychecks when owed money.
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They've been replaced with stainless steel bento boxes, packed with organic dog-shaped pancakes and melon cut into the ABCs.
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The push for regulatory change comes after reports that the uptick in ridehailing services has sharply cut into driver earnings.
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Walgreens still sells tobacco products, though it's now in the process of de-emphasizing them, which has cut into sales.
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These sheets are essentially like sheets of cookie dough, which will then be cut into the needed shapes and sizes.
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"I'd love to cut into it and see the hive, or trap the bees out for a hive," Bock says.
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On each side of the "finger" are tiny channels cut into the material and filled with a conductive liquid metal.
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To reduce friction, he rubbed deodorant into the grooves that the wheels had cut into the underside of the board.
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Once you cut into permafrost, disturbing the active, vegetative layer that insulates the frozen soil, it quickly begins to thaw.
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Oddly enough, that's not how tofu is used in Japan, where it's consumed raw, cut into cubes, with soy sauce.
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The dough scraps can be gathered and rerolled, or cut into small irregular shapes and fried as they are. 43.
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Descending to the shore via a steep trail cut into the cliff, we approached a plywood shanty sheltered behind boulders.
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"Also, this won't cut into Gilead's sales at all, and it's a very cheap marketing program for Descovy," he added.
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There's a nicely savory frittata of zucchini and feta to cut into small wedges or squares, and serve with drinks.
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She piled a mix of dressed heirloom tomatoes on top, the big ones cut into wedges, the little ones halved.
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Switching to index funds by itself is unlikely, therefore, to magically cut into the return gap you otherwise might suffer.
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"It'll be open season on laws that make people safer but cut into corporate profits," she says in the video.
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Managing these fixes will cut into your renovation budget, and there likely won't be an aesthetic benefit you can see.
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The major averages cut into some of Friday's losses, led by sharp moves higher in shares of Nike and Tesla.
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LABOR DISPUTE: The Hill's Tim Devaney reports: Donald Trump could cut into the Democratic advantage among union members in 2202.
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"We're already starting to see these changes cut into things which we see as really important in Australia," Howden said.
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They've cut into US businesses' bottom lines, forcing owners to make decisions about job cuts and raising prices on consumers.
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Sanders has also cut into Biden's African American voters both nationwide and in the Palmetto State in recent surveys. Sen.
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All of the candidates have reasons to believe they can outperform expectations and possibly cut into his lead on Saturday.
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And last month Boeing announced plans to cut production of the 787 Dreamliner, as global trade worries cut into demand.
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I been here since five-fifty-five, a man whose hair was cut into an asymmetrical field of black said.
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That trend continued even though many on Wall Street worry that inflation and rising interest rates will cut into returns.
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Flour Shop in New York is famous for its rainbow explosion cake -- sprinkles pour out as you cut into it.
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Ole Miss had a 29-point halftime lead, but Auburn cut into it right away to start the second half.
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This year, a resurgence of steel-making and other heavy industry seems to have cut into gains in reducing pollution.
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Even worse, Warren has cut into his support among young people and liberals, two key voting blocs in his coalition.
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Revenue for its most recent quarter also exceeded Wall Street estimates, though the increased spending cut into its profit margins.
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The Rockets led by 10 after three, but the Knicks quickly cut into it when Harden was on the bench.
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This season, the indigo-hued fabric is layered, ruffled or cut into Kimono-like silhouettes — and worn with tabi shoes.
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She created a homemade salve for the bears' paws and also began sterilizing tilapia skin, which she cut into pieces.
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The ads direct customers to delivery apps that charge steep fees and cut into the restaurant's already thin profit margins.
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So the doctors decided to cut into her abdomen to see if they could find an explanation for her illness.
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Facilities entered the space after it flooded, and cut into the walls with my ceramic sculptures still on the shelves.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 25 minutesTotal time: 3 hours for the braised pork:1 (5-pound) boneless pork shoulder, cut into 2-inch chunks1 tablespoon plus 33 teaspoon kosher salt1 1/2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper22 tablespoons vegetable oil23 cups Dashi, chicken stock, or a combination for the vegetables:24 tablespoon vegetable oil22 medium carrots, peeled and cut into 24-inch pieces25 large russet potato or Japanese sweet potato, cut into large chunks53 onion, cut into large chunks for the meat and curry:25/25 recipe Braised Pork, with the braising liquid, thawed if frozen25 (6 1/2-ounce) box Japanese curry blocks1/2 cup whole milk (optional)2 tablespoons honey (optional) for serving:steamed riceFukujin pickles or pickled sushi ginger 53.
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The oil industry is concerned that expanding sales of corn-based ethanol will cut into its share of the fuel market.
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He decided to grill some chicken breasts, but when I cut into mine it was one hundred per cent medium rare.
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They come roughly a month after Urban Outfitters and Target said greater digital demand cut into their margins over the holidays.
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For those bringing Chinese-made vehicles to the U.S., the choice has been whether to raise prices or cut into profits.
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Income in a child's name counts a lot more than parental assets or income, so it could substantially cut into aid.
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For sex workers like Jackie, the law has also cut into their earnings by reducing their ability to advertise their services.
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To beat the heat, bears spent more time than usual lounging, which may have cut into their time foraging for food.
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Amazon said the pay raises would benefit more than 350,000 workers, which is likely to cut into its thin profit margins.
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But it would also cut into my daily allotted time for Being a Bitch, which is very important to me, personally!
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Cliff has a dubious past and sometimes exercises questionable judgment, which are qualities that have cut into his own professional prospects.
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The Velvet IndieGround event streamed live on Periscope, and was cut into a four minute video which was uploaded to YouTube.
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She knew where to get the best steak in Omaha; when she cut into it, blood pooled on the white plate.
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Japan launched benefit programs that ultimately are subsidized by and cut into the revenue of its small-to-midsize vendor suppliers.
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Daniel Perlman, an inventor and biophysicist at Brandeis University has showed off a bottle with a groove cut into its lip.
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And while a Stinger isn't going to cut into the crossover market, it could get Kia the brand respect it desires.
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MORE: Fiat Chrysler CEO says he 'has no doubt' that EPA issue will cut into sales of affected vehicles in U.S.
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Could the Fed even cut into negative territory the way that the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan have done?
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Total time: 2 hours, plus brining time 8 large russet potatoes (about 4½ lbs.), peeled and cut into 2-in. cubes
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Trump also cut into Clinton's edge on managing foreign policy (50% said they trusted her more, down from 57% pre-convention).
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That should help drive comparisons higher compared with last year, when unseasonably warm weather cut into retailers' top and bottom lines.
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A piece of strong but lightweight carbon fiber was cut into an intricate accordion pattern using a high-pressure water jet.
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Peel and seed the remaining cucumbers, cut into chunks, and place in a food processor with the 10 sun gold tomatoes.
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The wafers are then cut into tiny, unbelievably thin quadrangular chips—computer chips, the brains inside your mobile phone or laptop.
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There is also a little hole cut into the housing of each earbud to move more air and improve the acoustics.
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Among fallers, British retailer Marks & Spencer slumped after it said its turnaround plan would cut into profits in the short term.
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Perhaps more dangerously, this regulatory effort could greatly cut into capital spending by the railroads by decreasing the incentive for investment.
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However, British manufacturers lost some momentum last month, as export orders grew more slowly and rising inflation cut into consumer demand.
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Imagine Trump if he signs a huge tax cut into law, which seems likely, amid soaring stocks and rising economic growth.
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"Biosimilar" drugs — those that are almost an exact copy — are expected to compete with Herceptin, which could cut into Genentech's profits.
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"Trade wars, a recession, any notion of any weakness in global economies are going to cut into," oil prices, Kloza said.
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Then, Harvick, with 10 fewer laps on his tires, cut into Keselowski's lead and retook the top spot on lap 142.
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Evidently they did not think that the diamond, which would probably have been cut into smaller stones, justified a higher price.
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Alibaba has taken aim at JD.com's long-standing dominance in electronics, while JD.com hopes to cut into Tmall's core apparel category.
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In the second quarter, Chris Boswell cut into the lead with a 241-yard field goal to make it 227-214.
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I hadn't imagined I would be threading my way up a zigzagging pass cut into the side of a Wyoming mountain.
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The rising costs of other state-funded programs such as health care and prison have also cut into budgets for education.
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"These things don't need a lot added to them, and when you cut into a textile it's very invasive," she says.
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When I cut into the cake, the icing cracked, but this may have been mainly because the cake was slightly chilled.
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Now a profusion of internet-adept rivals like Dollar Shave Club threatens to steal customers and cut into the merchant's margins.
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Once the quesadilla has chilled, it's cut into six slices that are coated in flour, egg, and breadcrumbs, then deep fried.
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Al Gore's environmentalism and Clinton-era regulations, along with cultural issues like gun control, combined to cut into the Democratic advantage.
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Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani cut into the lead after halftime before an own goal by right back Serge Aurier.
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In 2012, Democrats tried to cut into Republican nominee Mitt Romney's advantage by highlighting the positions of his running mate, Rep.
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The budget fight in the House has been derailed by an internal GOP fight over how deep to cut into spending.
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The former vice president's formal entry into the 2020 primary has cut into Sanders's numbers, which have lagged in recent weeks.
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He uses a sword (whether it's real is unknown) to cut into the snow like it was a piece of cake.
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Challenges facing the energy sector, as declines in commodities prices have caused distress and bankruptcies, cut into IHS's revenue in 21.
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The TLP also bagged more than two million votes in Pakistan's 2018 election -- enough to cut into the PMLN's vote bank.
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Clinton's momentum and cut into her large delegate advantage, added Maine to wins on Saturday in Kansas and Nebraska, while Mrs.
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Transfer to a cutting board and cut into 1-inch pieces, the transfer to a large bowl with the remaining ingredients.
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I started wearing my bib-overalls cut into shorts with the hardhat and the Lions' Argyle socks with my lineman boots.
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It could also hurt Facebook's and Twitter's business models and cut into a core reason for why people use those services.
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That might seem counterintuitive, as it could cut into the shop's revenue, but Allison sees it as about more than revenue.
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It was enough to cut into hundreds of thousands of bootleg painkiller pills, which could sell for $10 each or more.
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The industry is among the hardest hit by the virus, as containment measures cut into domestic travel and limited international flights.
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"I had never been able to resist touching the names cut into these marble walls," Ms. Lin wrote about the Rotunda.
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When the judge suggested lengthening the day to push through testimony, jurors offered to arrive early and even cut into lunch.
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For dessert, navel oranges straight from the fridge, cut into wedges, served in a pile in the middle of the table.
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The city's 2100 tortillería shops have severely cut into their sales, and Ms. González often has to work until 22.25 p.m.
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For large employers, rising wages will cut into profits unless they find a way to get customers to pay higher prices.
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During talks between the North and South years ago, he would often cut into a dialogue between the countries' top delegates.
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The projections are the first from the administration since President Trump signed a $1.5 trillion tax cut into law in December.
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It is a 413,000-foot artificial inlet cut into an industrial section along the East River, in Long Island City, Queens.
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We head down to the fermentation dye vats, which are steaming cauldrons cut into the floor of a lean-to shed.
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About one in six said these problems had reduced sales, and one in three said they had cut into its profitability.
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The Sharks had a chance to cut into the lead when they got their first power-play chance of the game.
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One held remnants of a large fish that had been dried and cut into steaks, a popular food in ancient Greece.
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In recent years, expenses such as the rising cost of labor and volatile food prices have cut into chains&apos margins.
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Keep a savings account to cover these expenses so that sink repair or new refrigerator doesn't cut into your monthly spending.
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They'll perform the whole album, cut into two 90-minute parts, creating two-night stands in each of 12 American cities.
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This was the way to eat it, peeled and cut into small bites with homemade pasta and a sprinkling of parsley.
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Casinos have struggled in recent months, almost certainly because the tumult in Hong Kong has cut into the number of visitors.
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American, like its competitors is facing higher fuel bills that have cut into profits and prompted airlines to cull underperforming routes.
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An August date, while coinciding with the French summer holidays, could cut into the sport's three-week break and factory shutdown.
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Gates has also cut into his wealth by donating more than $35 billion to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation since 1994.
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Champion vest top that's been cut into a muscle tee from a thrift shop in Canary Wharf with some Gap boxers.
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Just like my grandmother's version, Nyonya serves it deep-fried and cut into rings, paired with a hoisin-based dipping sauce.
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In the latest poll from Sienna College, Nixon cut into Cuomo's lead by 16 points, now trailing 58 to 27 percent.
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Servings: 6Prep time: 20 minutesTotal time: 35 minutes 123 pounds Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieceskosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste8 ounces dill pickles, cut into 1/2-inch pieces8 ounces mayonnaise2 tablespoon Dijon mustard6 hard boiled eggs, peeled and diced4 ribs celery, diced1/2 red onion, diced 1.
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Bureks, which elsewhere in town are often cut into triangles as if to evoke pizza, are here bulging coils of phyllo dough.
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"This bump is hardened, so I can't cut into it, and I have to go around it," Dr.Lee says of her technique.
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Gerry Connolly, a Virginia Democrat, Homan attempted to cut into the congressman's comments about the "subhuman" treatment of children at the border.
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Khashoggi was reportedly tortured and murdered inside the consulate and then cut into pieces and smuggled out of the consulate in bags.
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The Turkish government claims to have audio of Khashoggi's murder, including evidence that he was being cut into pieces before he died.
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The Long Egg, for those who have been spared, is a very long egg that can be cut into equal-sized slices.
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Ma's "Shether" is a nearly 7-minute slaughter of Nicki, with cover art that features Minaj's Pink Barbie persona cut into pieces.
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A surplus of Canadian supplies following a bigger-than-expected harvest in that key competitor has cut into demand for U.S. exports.
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Other categories can remain on par with traditional pricing, or compete on price if they are willing to cut into the margin.
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And something permanent, a permanent archive of the night is captured for those who want it & cut into vinyl round the corner.
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The ceilings are 2165 feet high with four large skylight windows cut into the roof line that drench the room in sunlight.
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When medical advances began to cut into this particular kind of medical tourism, visitors decreased, but Pagosa is still worth a visit.
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On Monday, many networks cut into their regularly scheduled programming to air the president's speech on his new military strategy for Afghanistan.
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Noticing a musty smell coming from the toy, she cut into the plastic and discovered mold living inside the friendly faced giraffe.
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"Then we released her own hair over the top and that's the bit that we carefully cut into the bob," he says.
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Although egg consumption is likely to be steady despite the higher prices, the bird flu has cut into sales of chicken meat.
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Seasonal associates typically work 22 to 28 hours a week, and their time does not cut into existing employees' hours, Gross said.
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The restrictions will cut into production in Inner Mongolia, and the region many need to turn to neighbouring Mongolia to ease shortages.
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"When I was 11 the surgeon cut into my stomach, and he told me how happy I would finally be," wrote Miller.
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And while the group initially promised to leave federal property undisturbed, the giant hole cut into public property indicated a different path.
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Singapore ran flights to and from Newark until 2013, when it scrapped the route amid rising oil prices that cut into profitability.
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High fuel prices cut into people's discretionary spending though, so the question is what impact there will be on the U.S. consumer.
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As of now, polling has shown that if parts of Biden's record are concerning voters, it hasn't really cut into his lead.
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They sure beat having unsightly blades protrude from the top or holes cut into the design themselves, like AirHogs' Millennium Falcon drone.
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She cut into them, added layers, removed parts, and incorporated other materials like paint to create sculptures that she then re-photographed.
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The wide spreads can cut into returns paid to equity holders, who are paid last after all other debtholders receive their distributions.
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Honda claims adding it would "compromise the interior" by needing to raise the vehicle and cut into the functionality inside the car.
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There was no day-before teaser, simply a televised address on the night after the raid that cut into regular scheduled programming.
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Depending on the size of the lettuce heads, cut into halves or thirds lengthwise and divide evenly among individual salad plates. 3.
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During the latest election he was unable to cut into the prime minister's support, instead taking votes from other centre-left parties.
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The carvings, cut into large sandstone spurs, depict about a dozen life-size dromedaries and equids that date back about 2,000 years.
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It means accepting that grass-munching cows aren't going away, so choosing land for cattle that doesn't cut into a wildlife corridor.
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However, marketing costs related to the November sales, which ran for over a month, are expected to cut into its bottom line.
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And when the researchers cut into the little glove finger, they found different masses of sperm that they could easily pull apart.
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If left wrapped about him, the net could have eventually cut into his skin and caused septicaemia or other (possibly fatal) infections.
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In all, 173 hours of footage were shot; this was eventually cut into a series of 13 distinct features, collectively titled DAU.
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The former Pretty Little Liars star, 32, sported a gray T-shirt cut into a tank that stretched across her growing bump.
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Is fentanyl getting cut into coke, or is it being passed off as coke entirely—the latter presumably being way more dangerous?
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However, in Brazil, its number two market, aluminium and barley costs and the devaluation of the real currency also cut into profit.
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In one of the images, the couple held hands during the ceremony, while in another they cut into their three-tiered cake.
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The emaciated pooch has numerous lesions on his body, possible cigarette burns, and each ear has a small notch cut into it.
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That cut into her family's income and left them no better able to understand the diseases facing their cattle and their crops.
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Thankful that you're not in skinny jeans that cut into your waist, temporary tattooing the pattern of the seams into your skin.
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Fun tidbit: The filing against Jiang alleges that an "associate" paid Jiang's mother, who then deposited his cut into his bank account.
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However, in Brazil, its number two market, aluminum and barley costs and the devaluation of the real currency also cut into profit.
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Clinton's best chance to cut into Trump's huge advantage is to court the younger, less-conservative slice of that working-class vote.
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Transfer the candy to a cutting board and cut into ½-inch pieces with an oiled knife, or break into bite-sized pieces.
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"Bigger wheat crops out of Australia and Russia are going to cut into our exports, so USDA was certainly justified," Hoops said.
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Experts predict that a major priority for the Chinese central bank will be to cut into the amount of money flowing overseas.
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It's hard to sustain this type of activity for 40 minutes, but cut into Rozier's playing time and Boston's offense will suffer.
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There are chunky handles cut into the side, and a large, grey rubber foot emblazoned with the "iPod" legend on the bottom.
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The clients then mailed the T-shirts back to Brain and Lavigne's "Sweat Shop" at NYU, where they were cut into swatches.
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Chef's note: The pudding is also good the next day cut into slices and reheated by frying until brown on both sides.
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Cramer also said the Federal Aviation Authority probe and software fix could cut into production of Boeing's top-selling jet, he said.
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Karl-Anthony Towns helped Minnesota cut into the advantage, but Oklahoma City remained in control, up 343-79 starting the fourth quarter.
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Cut into 3/4 –inch-thick wedges, sprinkle with a pinch of salt, and arrange in a single layer in a steamer.
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Stride doesn't expect that any of the larger travel sites like TripAdvisor or Expedia will really cut into its market anytime soon.
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North Carolina cut into a 27-14 deficit on Nathan Elliott's 1-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Cunningham with 8:16 remaining.
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Thompson measuring up Westbrook from 28 feet, and then launching a twisting heave that fell through to cut into the Thunder's lead.
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Investors will watch to see if consumer discounts, which cut into company profits, are also at a record high, which analysts expect.
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The oil industry has opposed the regulation, mainly because the increasing biofuels volume mandates cut into their petroleum-based fuel market share.
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"The roads in Ithaca are kind of cut into the hills, and her car got stuck on an incline," Mr. Casas said.
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Four pieces have a double-sided sawtooth design to make it easy to cut into and scrape out pumpkins quickly and easily.
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The rock weighs in at 110.92 carats, and is cut into a fine round shape, fit for a ring or a necklace.
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"In theory, the space given to these groups should cut into the votes" of right wing parties like PML-N, said Zaka.
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Sanders is seeking to cut into Clinton's support among African-Americans, who have boosted her to a big lead in pledged delegates.
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The mango is cut into slices and topped with Japanese peanuts, tamarind candies, and chamoy sauce (a spicy, tangy Mexican candy sauce).
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Courier vans and bikes have also cut into the porters' business, as have online shopping and neighborhood supermarkets close to residents' homes.
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It was ultimately cut into nine stones, of which the largest was the 530-carat Cullinan I, or Great Star of Africa.
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Clinton spent the weekend in the Midwest, working to cut into Mr. Trump's base of support among whites in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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The dish was designed to ooze blue-colored or pink-colored cheese when cut into it to reveal a baby's biological sex.
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Stairs cut into the floor lead to a closed yellow door with an eerie yet warm glow that emits through the cracks.
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"If they do enforce that, it would likely significantly cut into revenues," said Mark Natkin, managing director of Beijing-based Marbridge Consulting.
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The falling prices of world commodities cut into Phibro's profits, while soaring stock prices and bond sales earned huge commissions for Salomon.
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That effort will significantly cut into Facebook's profit around elections, but he said he still believes it's the right thing to do.
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The layoffs announced today cut into 41 percent of Theranos' workforce and follows a 340 person cut in October of last year.
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After the dough is prepared, each beignet is cut into the iconic Mickey-head shape using a special machine called a sheeter.
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But when a collection using concrete didn't sell well, she began to work with gold-plated silver cut into elaborate fretwork designs.
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Low volatility has reduced trading profit for many banks, and a drop in mergers and acquisitions has cut into investment banking revenue.
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Mr. Orcutt said riders increasingly have more options, including Ubers and bikes, while telecommuting and online shopping have also cut into ridership.
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On Monday, the Connaught council asked that Highway 335 get rumble strips, grooves cut into the pavement to create a warning sound.
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The ordeal arguably made Microsoft more cautious in the 2000s, allowing competitors such as Google and Apple to cut into its dominance.
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Multiple candidates still seek a breakout moment as they try to cut into the support enjoyed by the top three polling contenders.
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Also they have created what they call the "tank belt", which is made out of tyre that has been cut into strips.
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A column of costly high-tech sensors is grafted onto the piping where a thick window has been cut into its midsection.
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The finished fabric was later cut into cropped bomber jackets whose shimmering surfaces vaguely resembled patent leather, but with an indigo undertone.
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Rising costs/pricing If Netflix has to spend more to acquire content (see the previous reason), that will cut into its profits.
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Most of our products have an aluminum label with information, such as part number and name, cut into it with a laser.
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Bloomberg, who appeared to cut into Biden's support among older Texas voters, used his billions to blanket the state with television ads.
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Using a sharp paring knife, trim any fat from the chicken and cut into bite-size pieces, 1- to 1½-inch cubes.
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Still, Hillary Clinton's snub of even moderate evangelicals in the 2016 presidential race squandered many opportunities to cut into Mr. Trump's support.
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Marino expertly twisted the long shag cut into an effortless-meets-modern Victorian updo, the newly-brightened strands peeking through the ends.
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The company is familiar with the trend: The decline in cable subscribers has cut into subscriptions for Disney's flagship sports network, ESPN.
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Pelosi had predicted double-digit gains to cut into the House GOP majority in 85033, but Democrats have only netted six seats.
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It captures the monumental city grid etched into the Nevada desert, as well as spiraling vehicle tracks cut into Utah's salt flats.
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And many Egyptians fear that the project, whose reservoir is about the size of London, will cut into their precious water supplies.
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She took out a power saw with a blade as wide as a grapefruit and with two hands cut into the rock.
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While in the long term it could pay off, in the shorter term heavy investment in content could cut into Alibaba's margins.
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If he had been allowed to run on the Constitution Party line, Blankenship was expected to cut into Morrisey's support, helping Manchin.
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The claw marks were added using a laser-etching process that cut into the plastic casing deep enough to ignite a fire.
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The president ended a tumultuous 2017 by signing a sweeping tax cut into law, an achievement long sought by the Republican Party.
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Stocks also trade largely on corporate profits, and higher rates tend to cut into profits because they increase the cost of money.
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But with the unpredictability of polling and Sanders's current momentum, strategists say he could cut into her apparent advantage among minority voters.
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We trust in computers to fly airplanes, help surgeons cut into our bodies and simplify daily tasks, like finding our way home.
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But the current occupant of the Oval Office signed a $24.4 trillion tax cut into law, so the political hurdles are high.
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They have drastically cut into the Islamic State's territory, save one or two pockets of militants in the far east of Syria.
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After the Thunder cut into their deficit, VanVleet's 803-pointer increased the lead to eight with 3:44 left in the half.
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Take several portions of it home ($4.75 a piece) to cut into two-inch squares to serve, also heated, as cocktail snacks.
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Every time I try to cut into a corner, the steering jolts in my hands as the car bumps over trackside curbs.
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In historical descriptions of mirages, too, the images seem cut into facets, or viewed through thicknesses of inferior glass with bubbles trapped inside.
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She refused to let media interviews cut into the precious time she had left with her loved ones—keeping them short and limited.
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Using tongs, transfer tentacles to a cutting board, cut into 1/2-inch pieces on an angle, and transfer to a bowl. 2.
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The group cut into a towering cake designed to look like the building that houses their fictional law firm and toasted with champagne.
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Shares of Toyota slipped 1.5 percent Monday after the automaker reported earnings that missed analysts' forecast as a strong yen cut into earnings.
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In the late 1990s, archaeologists discovered a circle of post holes cut into the limestone bedrock at the mouth of the Miami River.
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Those that compete on price, such as Walmart, will likely have to absorb the cost of levies, which will cut into their margins.
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THE newest character on "Sesame Street", Julia, has twinkling green eyes, an orange button nose and flame orange hair cut into neat bangs.
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Wildlife sanctuary controversy Controversy has not been absent, however, from the new railway: initially, the proposed route would cut into Nairobi's wildlife sanctuary.
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Encouraged, he eventually earned a place in his middle school band, but lacking a kit of his own cut into his practice time.
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Rather, holding the ETFs alongside stocks may grant diversification benefits, insofar as they reduce potential downside more than they cut into potential upside.
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McDonald's dropped its popular "Dollar Menu" in 2013 after franchisees groused that selling items like the McDouble cheeseburger for $1 cut into profits.
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To minimize that risk, she talked with Ardern Hulme-Beaman, a postdoctoral researcher with the Oxford team, about where to cut into it.
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Melee, with an emphasis on competitive gaming, would fit snuggly into Nintendo's ambitious plan for Switch to cut into the e-sports community.
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A historically low number of listings has cut into potential sales in this usually busy season for housing, as demand far exceeds supply.
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Advisers worry he'll steal Trump voters from the Midwest, and cut into the president's dominance among white men and whites without college degrees.
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The cost of such efforts would cut into short-term profits, he said, but with the ultimate payoff of customer and employee loyalty.
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Servings: 4 Ingredients2 pounds Brussels sprouts, cleaned and halved½ pound thick-cut bacon, cut into 1-inch piecesjuice of ½ an orange Directions 1.
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Spreading the news early cut into that time, giving criminals more of a chance to exploit the vulnerabilities before patches were in place.
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Just last week, Apple introduced a new iPad and education software that it hopes will help cut into Google's dominance of classroom devices.
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Added to that factor, Nintendo said the Japanese yen has performed stronger than had been forecast, which has also cut into its predictions.
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Keenum cut into the deficit when he hit Sanders on a 22-yard touchdown pass with 240:34 remaining in the third quarter.
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"All My Loving" The young singer transformed the Beatles' rollicking 1963 cut into a delicate acoustic ballad with a bossa-nova soul. 2.
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Cut into the Surface Go's left and right bezels are a pair of front-facing stereo speakers with support for Dolby Audio Premium.
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Since then, Gomez has grown out the minor cut into a style that requires less than an hour in the salon to copy.
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"We're talking about somebody's hairstyle that wasn't cut into that permanent style — it was just styled that way for an hour," said Osbourne.
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I walked to Louie who's behind the DJ booth and ask if I could cut into his set like we had originally planned.
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If implemented in full, the plan would likely cut into profits of insurers and drugmakers in Canada, while saving employers and patients money.
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Golden State's starters sat during most of the fourth quarter after failing to cut into the Thunder's lead much early in the quarter.
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"There's a possibility that the violence at the rallies has cut into his overall popularity," said Quinnipiac University Assistant Polling Director Tim Malloy.
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After all, Wickr is a business, and it's easy to see how offering up code for free could cut into the company's profit.
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We never thought we'd care this much about a cake's looks, but each one's gorgeous exterior is just begging to be cut into.
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I demand an explanation, preferably one delivered at a press conference that all the major networks can cut into live programming to carry.
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McDonald's dropped its popular "Dollar Menu" in 53 after franchisees groused that selling items like a double cheeseburger for $1 cut into profits.
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A core goal of Obamacare was to cut into the numbers of uninsured and some 2100 million people gained coverage under the law.
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Future congressional efforts to avoid smaller tax-credit and Medicaid payments could also cut into to the amount of savings, the CRFB said.
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Chany and other experts provide this advice to families who need aid: Students can earn some income without having it cut into aid.
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Butler missed both free throws and a 3-point try when play resumed as Philadelphia could not cut into Atlanta's five-point lead.
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Rush threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to running back Ronnie Hillman and cut into Oakland's margin 20-17 with 12:20 remaining.
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Servings: 4Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 40 minutes Ingredients13 pounds Idaho potatoes, peeled and cut into 3⁄4-inch chunks1⁄4 cup blended oilkosher salt Directions 1.
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There's no way around it: If Democrats want to cut into the Republican Senate majority in 24.9, they need to defeat Nevada Sen.
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My family made Emmenthaler, the 200-pound wheel Swiss, and then later the 180-pound rindless block, which we cut into 90-pounders.
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This should cut into the estimated 850 million dinars ($1.2 billion) the government pays in annual subsidies from bread to electricity to water.
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We're speaking of Runyon Canyon, the beloved public park cut into the heart of Hollywood, which has been closed for renovation since April.
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Often, shopkeepers must pay extra to process credit card transactions, and that can cut into profit margins for small operations and local stores.
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Several of these coincide with National Football League games, which could cut into the audience, a possibility that has drawn Mr. Trump's ire.
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According to Popeye's testimony, the two victims, Fernando Galeano and Gerardo Moncada, were shot, cut into pieces, and incinerated in a fire pit.
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Army leaders have given similar warnings as Davis, saying mandating more troops without providing more funding would cut into money for other needs.
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The Scarlet Knights scored the last six points of the first half and gradually cut into St. Bonaventure's lead in the second half.
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ABOUT THE 76ERS (10-68): Hinkie's "process" was often criticized by fans and media, and Colangelo's arrival cut into his decision-making power.
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Led by Adelaide's double, wearing matching jumpsuits, grasping scissors, and standing, twisting and convulsing with every movement, they quickly cut into the facade.
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Pumpkins are cut into quarters and placed into vacuum-sealed bags, which will be cooked in dry-aged beef fat infused with squid.
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With the help of fellow documentary cinematographer Nels Bangerter, she shaped this "Trauma Cut" into a quieter, more meditative reflection on her art.
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There were holes cut into the brim on either side as if to accommodate the ears of a horse or possibly a mule.
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But the more places where multiple candidates hit that 210 percent mark, the more it will cut into Mr. Sanders's expected delegate lead.
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That will cut into the bill's deficit reduction, which CBO currently estimates would be a bit more than $300 billion over 10 years.
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There was pastrami on rye cut into quarters, spinach knishes and little black and white cookies laid out neatly on a buffet table.
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Oil companies also criticized the ending of the summertime ban because a wider use of ethanol will cut into their sales of gasoline.
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A strong Democratic recruit — like a military veteran or an elected official — can cut into that advantage, especially with strong fund-raising numbers.
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The delay could cut into plans to coordinate with TESS, a satellite already up looking for planets for the Webb telescope to study.
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Hitting the 231% threshold both statewide and in the state's congressional districts will help him cut into Sanders' delegate haul from the state.
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Billionaire Tom Steyer flooded the airwaves with pricey ads in South Carolina, where he tried to cut into Biden's support from black voters.
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Some of Buttigieg's backers also believe the presence of other relatively buzzy candidates, such as entrepreneur Andrew Yang, have cut into his support.
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Use scissors to cut into 1-inch pieces and serve and eat immediately alongside the pickles, kimchi, rice, and lettuce and sesame leaves.
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Bloomberg, however, could cut into the number of delegates Sanders picks up, as he is competing in every state holding a contest Tuesday.
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Rather, other media trends like the debundling of cable packages and emergence of digital streaming services have cut into the network's profit margins.
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Serves 4 ½ honeydew melon, cut into chunks Juice of 1 lemon Simple syrup Sprigs of fresh mint 2 teaspoons orange blossom water 1.
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The dream of lesbian domesticity that once seemed out of reach—that she once had cut into her back—is now Opie's reality.
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There's a brief winter battle scene, atrociously cut into a narrative that takes place largely when trees are in bloom, but that's it.
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Miami cut into the lead again as Mike Gesicki caught a 14-yard touchdown from Fitzpatrick with 1:10 remaining in the third.
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" — Karen Finney, Democratic consultant "Warren is the only candidate who can fundamentally cut into Bernie's base & she understands exactly how to do it.
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She assisted a young woman in making the ceremonial first cut into the cake — but not without posing for a smiling photo first.
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Wade Gabbard says impeachment will only 'embolden' Trump House GOP vows to use impeachment to cut into Democratic majority MORE (Minn.) and Rep.
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The Standard & Poor's 500 index posted a series of record highs this week before disappointing bank earnings cut into its rally on Friday.
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And cut into the expansive piece of perfectly curved aluminum clamshell hood are four air vents that cool the engine beneath its skin.
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The bank informed investors of the potential settlement in January, saying the deal would cut into $85033 billion of its fourth-quarter profits.
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Their testimony will be covered by major television networks, which announced plans to cut into their normal programming to cover the historic moment.
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Clinton has been trying to cut into Sanders's substantial lead in New Hampshire polling after his surprisingly strong performance in Iowa this week.
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Warren may have cut into this key constituency, which helped Sanders threaten his rival Hillary Clinton in 2016, notes the Des Moines Register.
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"It worked a treat!" he said in a Facebook post with pictures of the cooked meat cut into slices to demonstrate its doneness.
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The carrier on Friday officially recognized pilot unions, a move that could cut into the company's profit and prompt a broader industry shakeout.
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We'd tell stories about our children while we ate tuna sandwiches on white bread, cut into triangles, with carrot sticks on the side.
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Guys simply run the floor faster and cut into space harder, knowing he'll hit them on the money if/when they get open.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 30 minutes 1 large eggplant, cut into 1/4-inch thick circles1 cup all-purpose flour5 large eggs, lightly beaten1 23/2 cups Italian breadcrumbs1 cup olive oil1/22 cup canola oilkosher salt, to taste21 tablespoons dried oregano22 pint sungold tomatoes, lightly crushed by hand24 23/22 cups vinegar peppers, cut into 23-inch pieces, juices saved22 small bunch fresh basil, stems discardedfreshly ground black pepper, to taste22 ounces baby arugula24 (12-inch) semolina loaves, halved lengthwise1/2 cup mayonnaise2 large balls fresh mozzarella, cut into 1/4-inch thick circles23/2 pound thinly sliced prosciutto 1.
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Servings: 22Prep: 212 minutesTotal: 43 minutes 24 25/210 pounds russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch piecesvegetable oil, for fryingkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste4 chicken breasts (about 2 pounds), cut into 1-inch pieces1/2 cup all-purpose flour53 large yellow onion, thinly sliced14 ounces roasted red peppers, sliced2 teaspoons paprika1 teaspoon dried oregano 1.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdThe VA — a decade in review The rise of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in 2019 House GOP vows to use impeachment to cut into Democratic majority MORE (Texas), Mark WalkerBradley (Mark) Mark WalkerRepublicans, Democrats offer support after John Lewis cancer diagnosis House GOP vows to use impeachment to cut into Democratic majority A solemn impeachment day on Capitol Hill MORE (N.
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Cut into a Japanese omelet and you'll see a gorgeous, tender stack of distinct curds that looks similar to a laminated puff pastry dough.
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"Your crimes have cut into the core of this community and families and many we don't know," Aquilina said before handing down the sentence.
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But a forum isn't really what O'Malley needs to cut into the distant polling gap that separates him from Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
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Kate Spade had a mixed third quarter, with Mann cutting her price target for the shares because heavy discounting cut into gross profit margins.
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That would cut into the subsidized food programs created during the oil boom years by late socialist leader Hugo Chavez, Maduro's predecessor and mentor.
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As a teenager on his way to a concert, he got into a car accident, leaving him with a left eye cut into pieces.
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The cave, cut into a mountainside near the border with Myanmar, can flood severely during the rainy season, which runs from June to October.
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You need not ever regret your bangs again if you can simply accept that bangs are not something you should cut into your hair.
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There are also little grooves cut into the space above each 3.5mm jack, which should make it easier to plug and unplug various accessories.
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Others had been plastinated or cut into different parts called prosections and ensconced in clear acrylic cubes, displayed on shelves labeled by organ system.
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If he can cut into independent votes and even some Democratic constituencies in blue states like Pennsylvania, he might be more threatening than expected.
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