For every Deliciously Ella, there's a Deliciously Stella—one preaching wellness through kale juice, the other getting their ironic electrolyte fix with coconut-flavoured rum smoothies.
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This story — viciously, deliciously — is titled "Aubade," i.e.
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But trends — even deliciously greasy ones — come and go.
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Ameci's newest pizza creation is melty, spicy, and deliciously crunchy.
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Stoner snacks are as diverse as they are deliciously regrettable.
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And yet I find something deliciously provocative about its decision.
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Our lunch hour feels deliciously long today for some reason.
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Merrill's "A Scattering of Salts" — still deliciously unfinished, still reading.
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A mountain of deliciously crunchy French fries accompanied the burger.
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" Deliciously Stella: "For lunch, I'll have a fresh fruit salad.
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It's a deliciously unforgiving methodology, excellent for puncturing romantic delusions.
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These enchiladas are easy to put together and deliciously saucy.
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The writing is deliciously funny in a very dark way.
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Still, she knits satire and philosophy with a deliciously droll touch.
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She's a scrappy, deliciously flawed character, impossible not to root for.
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The aforementioned pop-rap hybrids are deliciously brash in their lyrics.
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"Bodak Yellow" is Cardi at her peak—sexy, lethal, deliciously uncouth.
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It starts when we are young, when they are deliciously taboo.
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Craving more peeks into the deliciously distracting world of Ben & Jerry's?
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Obviously, France is known for its tradition of deliciously stinky cheese.
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But then he slowed down, to enjoy the deliciously illicit feast.
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This one, from Montlouis, is lovely: creamy, chalky and deliciously rich.
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" In his enthusiastic review, Mr. Weber called the play "deliciously spiteful.
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Chocolate is solid until heated, when it melts deliciously into liquid.
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" Deliciously Stella: "My all-time favourite juice will always be WKD.
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Lavender-Honey Macarons Lavender and honey are a deliciously dreamy combo.
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It's so deliciously petty, and Charles Leazott couldn't be more tickled.
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How could you not love a deliciously pink elephant named Poe?
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Colton thinks the move was fantastic ... deceptive, maybe, but deliciously so.
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There is something deliciously ironic about a magnanimous book on termites.
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The heat paired deliciously with the mild cheese without overpowering it.
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The creme doesn't taste deliciously chocolatey, but it tastes chocolatey nonetheless.
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Gregory Wakeman, Cinemablend Jude Law is sublime as the deliciously evil Vortigern.
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Make a deliciously tender Valentine's Day meal with this sous vide cooker.
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Note: there are no silent, asymptomatic carriers of the Deliciously Ella Bug.
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The highlight was everywhere online, precisely because it looked so deliciously disrespectful.
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I will enjoy feeling very Deliciously Ella about my new coconut shampoo.
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Her deliciously creepy performance is what truly brings the podcast to life.
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IKEA wanted to show people that getting creative can be deliciously simple.
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Try out this deliciously simple sweet potato, black bean, and turkey chili.
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Image: Emojipedia / GizmodoGuys, we're getting deliciously close to a big emoji upgrade.
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Prepare to be blown away by how deliciously easy this recipe is.
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Food suppliers include Deliciously Ella, Farmstand, We Grill, Potage and Maple & Fitz.
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I get some raspberry-blackberry beer and it's fantastic and deliciously purple.
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TechCrunch is launching a subscription product called, appropriately and deliciously, Extra Crunch.
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Grab those tinfoil hats, because things are about to get deliciously weird.
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Dancers at both corps and principal levels were frolicking deliciously with them.
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She was so just deliciously vicious about her hatred of the mustache.
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The guanciale was deliciously smoky but not salty, fatty but not greasy.
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Its aromas were insistent and sharply contoured, profoundly fruity yet deliciously pure.
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The journalists emerged with deliciously macabre stories, which I had studied admiringly.
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The birds, deliciously named Bread and Butter, both received a presidential reprieve.
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The recipes our readers loved most this year prove that point deliciously.
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JN: The new album, Musique Isotype, is sonically rich and deliciously quirky.
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The next Netflix show that should be on your radar sounds deliciously unsettling.
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Goodbye losing, and aloha to the deliciously carby taste of victory once again!
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A deliciously ironic serving of roasted Mogwai only to be eaten after midnight?
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A deliciously crafted passage can reach out and grab you like little else.
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The fact is we still have one deliciously long episode still to go.
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"It's deliciously matte" — a simple but surprisingly effective icebreaker for this arranged meeting.
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Patrick Corbineau Touraine Croix Fouchet 2007 $60 A deliciously old-school Loire red.
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There's even "Good Friends," a deliciously 80s cheese-soaked duet with Michael McDonald.
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In its own gentle but sure-eyed way, this movie cuts deliciously deep.
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They soaked up the syrup and compote, which was deliciously tangy and sweet.
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THE BAKER'S APPRENTICE: The Essential Kitchen Companion, With Deliciously Dependable, Infinitely Adaptable Recipes.
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The new campaign slogan is goading your opponent into saying something deliciously mean.
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And how to sustain the sense of anticipation that deliciously quickened the honeymoon?
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They do so deliciously, but these wines don't offer much to think about.
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Why you'll love it: Godiva makes Belgian chocolate that's affordable and deliciously smooth.
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Hyperloops are a deliciously futuristic solution to the worldwide struggle of efficient travel.
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In choosing to live less deliciously, he has never looked so damn delicious.
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Reese's talent extends far beyond creating deliciously addicting peanut butter-filled cups of chocolate.
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It is a gratuitous, costly, deliciously absurd creation, whose intoxicating fragrance enraptures the audience.
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Blackrat's deliciously chaotic metalpunk is as catchy as the plague, and twice as deadly.
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The Gate No.1 drink was a refreshing chaser to the deliciously dry martini.
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Instead, we're treated to another deliciously cryptic conversation between Halverson and this bearded man.
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By adding them to elderflower wine, they become fermented and are rendered deliciously edible.
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Cooled, they were deliciously crispy and perfect for anyone who likes a crunchy cookie.
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And Xavier Samuel is deliciously oblivious as the young man Susan tries to wed.
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The point is to get you your coffee as quickly and deliciously as possible.
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Be candid about your interest, and by the 13th, things could get deliciously physical.
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These are both really tasty and deliciously dirty at one and the same time.
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But since a good braise is so utterly, deliciously succulent, learning how is painless.
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Front Burner Deliciously food-friendly Swedish Brannland Ciders have arrived in the United States.
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Trump's totalistic menace allowed us to stand deliciously on the side of pure righteousness.
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At first glance, both sandwiches looked like they were deliciously overflowing with fried chicken.
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She writes deliciously, in this memoir, about her sexual awakening, her pursuit of ravishment.
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The benefits are twofold: You get fork-tender meat and deliciously flavored broth. 1.
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The chocolate mousse is deliciously dark, though not as airy as it could be.
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And the Bridestowe estate, a lavender farm in Tasmania, brings both things together, deliciously.
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The 69 New Emoji Candidates, RankedGuys, we're getting deliciously close to a big emoji upgrade.
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Sous vide cooker Make a deliciously tender Valentine's Day meal with this sous vide cooker.
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The pair met in 2011, at Deliciously Vintage, the vintage store he owned in Chicago.
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That — plus their deliciously creative ice cream — is why we love the Vermont-based creamery.
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But overall, the trip looks like a deliciously fun way to cope with a breakup.
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Garlic, so deliciously fragrant in so many recipes, is decidedly less so on our fingers.
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What you get is a deliciously crisp pickle with earthy, sweet, and sour flavor notes.
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What a truly random, deliciously juicy situation a third-party spiritual being has gifted us.
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Scroll on to check out ten easy and deliciously majestic ideas for Sunday's honorary soiree.
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They, and the world they live in, prove to be cruel, ironic, and deliciously funny.
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Dating shows are full of deliciously awkward moments, and that's why we can't get enough.
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Scott accepted the oversize cardboard check from Commissioner Gary Bettman in a deliciously awkward moment.
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Chipotles in adobo sauce and mezcal both already have those deliciously smoky notes going on.
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Even as a kid, I knew that there was something deliciously subversive happening on screen.
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We ordered and tucked into a deliciously crisp slab with a side of red cabbage.
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I ate plenty — three deliciously satisfying meals prepared under the direction of an Italian chef.
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Regardless of the tinge, this was a lively, balanced, deliciously herbal wine with citrus flavors.
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At least I think we can call it that, and it's a deliciously perfect assignment.
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The first was the deliciously rowdy semistaged performance of Ligeti's "Le Grand Macabre" in 2010.
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For this run, it can be deliciously exploited to move the player without pressing right!
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McDonald's, Taco Bell, IHOP and other chain restaurants have deliciously healthy items hidden in their menus.
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The new film is Steven Knight's Serenity, and it promises to be a deliciously tense ride.
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The black bits will fall off like bitter little snowflakes, leaving a deliciously crispy cookie behind.
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The details are as deliciously adorable as you would expect from the My Drunk Kitchen star.
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It promises to keep your water at a deliciously icy temperature for up to 36 hours.
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"Thank you for supporting the arts," she'd tell audiences at her shows, which is deliciously funny.
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Sally Field is deliciously diabolical ... and her plan for her son to meet Adam Rippon worked!!!
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Mr. Hopkins is a whirlwind, slipping into and out of lucidity deliciously under Richard Eyre's direction.
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Dessert was a deliciously obscene Nutella budino ($8.50), a Nutella-lined butterscotch tart with caramelized bananas.
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As for the deliciously greasy-looking vampire tacos, I'm still not sure why they're called that.
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And in some examples, racist medievalism can be not just morally abhorrant, but also deliciously stupid.
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It's :::Austin Powers voice::: very psychedelic, baby, in the most deliciously platonic sense of the word.
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The work of a small team at Utrecht's RageSquid, Action Henk is a deliciously simple proposition.
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While the original is a shining feat of mellow, languid flavors, this one is deliciously bold.
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Gyllenhaal plays Morf Vandewalt, a deliciously spot-on caricature of an eccentric, hoity-toity art dealer.
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This summer's own splashy female reboot, "Ocean's 83," channels such histrionics with a deliciously literal twist.
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This deliciously quirky quintet from San Francisco is a pure All-American rock 'n' roll mutt.
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It is a battle to which Mr. Freeman and Ms. Greig lend a deliciously combustible chemistry.
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The new "deliciously fall" drink combines pumpkin spice flavoring and cold brew coffee, the company said.
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Perhaps the most deliciously satisfying thing about You is that it began as a Lifetime show.
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It's all deliciously deceptive and evil, and Mr. Walden is one of the best at it.
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His ball skirted a greenside bunker before taking the slope and rolling deliciously down to four feet.
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It's so deliciously comical, though, that the tool to save James Hurley is a plastic gardening glove.
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But that wisdom, which has been so deliciously conventional for so long, has come under recent attack.
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Play Dead's Limbo is a deliciously nasty puzzle-platformer, with around four hours' worth of play time.
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Although never less than evenhanded, and sometimes deliciously wry, Jennings writes with obvious affection for his subjects.
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Lucy's lusciously hued, deliciously tactile work ranges from sculpture and set design to interactive media and video.
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When your nails match your deliciously dairy free grilled whatever the hell it is, look -alike cheese!
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She jokes that she hopes he doesn't already have a tiny weiner, which is just deliciously awkward.
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You'll get it deliciously messed up, and that will be part of figuring out who you are.
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The little action cam that could continues to be deliciously fun and shockingly powerful for its size.
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Afterward, celebrity colorist Maynard-Bolt toned her hair before she prepared (and deliciously named) the custom shade.
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Familiarize yourself with Gazebos, a band signed to Sub Pop's deliciously off kilter sister label Hardly Art.
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What follows is a sometimes deliciously rocky, occasionally out of focus, purposely imperfect chronicle of tour life.
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For the bystanders who cheered them on under a hazy autumn sky, the date was deliciously symbolic.
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What it looks like: A Boomerang of cheddar cheese deliciously making its way off a tortilla chip.
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Many are tart, pungent, profoundly bracing and deliciously refreshing, provided the brewing has been focused and precise.
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NAF's songs are deliciously unfettered—you can catch the hook and sing-along by the second verse.
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The bacon is deliciously smokey, the pickles piquant, and the cheese rich — but the chicken falls short.
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A stirred drink has a deliciously silky texture on your lips that an aerated, shaken drink lacks.
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The poems are deliciously absurd and make sincere leaps between wildlife and the inner lives of humans.
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But his way with words, and that of the man who created him, is already deliciously ripe.
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Roasted radishes These red root veggies are fresh and crunchy when raw and deliciously sweet when roasted!
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Swiss-style cheeses like Emmental or Gruyere pair deliciously with a bit of ham and some peas.
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After my deliciously healthy breakfast, I walked the other way up the street to a crystal shop.
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That made the serenade scene in Act II, in which master and servant swap clothes, deliciously meta.
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We round it off with the aforementioned Mars Bar, which comes with ice cream and is deliciously indulgent.
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Or do you choose to live deliciously and sign your soul over to The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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These wines are deliciously useful when you're moving your seafood from the backyard grill to the kitchen stove.
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It's so deliciously plush and cozy that I actually bought one at the hotel front desk before leaving.
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But now developers can essentially flick a switch on their app and enter Apple's new deliciously dusky world.
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Oh man, I love this book — so utterly crass, surprisingly tender, laugh-out-loud funny, and deliciously strange.
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In our era, however it looks like a deliciously hallucinogenic mash-up of William Blake and internet emojis.
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The chef and author of River Cafe London serves up a deliciously quick dinner from her new cookbook.
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Anyone who's ever watched an episode of Veep will know that it's absolutely riddled with deliciously foul language.
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Really, we felt momentarily elated at the interplay of cream cheese and deliciously pillowy carb—and then guilty.
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The weather gets cooler, everyone's diets get a little more lenient, and out comes this deliciously decadent dessert.
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Barring the odd exceptions on the channel, it's chock full of the deliciously distracting content we all deserve.
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If you have a partner, text them the deliciously filthy thoughts you're having about them in real time.
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Next comes a deliciously salty, warm tomato and celery consommé poured over a cooling scoop of tomato sorbet.
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Food blogger Deliciously Ella has closed two of her three London delis after posting losses of almost £724,000.
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Her deliciously evil potty mouth seems like it would play out perfectly at the bottom of the ocean.
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It happens to be the residence of one Duke of Sandringham, played the deliciously scenery-chewing Simon Callow.
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But focusing on WeWork ignores why Softbank's losses (and all its losses to come) are so deliciously justified.
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Another song by that combo is put to deliciously goofy use at the very end of the evening.
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Note: You can mix leftover sweetened condensed milk, butter and cocoa powder to create a deliciously easy frosting.
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He typically plays your average good guy, but he is so deliciously wicked and vile in this film.
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Feast your eyes on these deliciously swirly, dreamy photographs of Jupiter, lovingly edited by some talented citizen scientists.
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Instead, they turned to the deliciously complex styles that the mass-market brewers had ignored for so long.
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It's a little more floral and herbal, and it has a meatier character, with a deliciously savory edge.
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We order mapo tofu, two orders of dan dan noodles, and a beef soup with a deliciously spicy broth.
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I don't look to Chili's for a 2018 election strategy; I go to Chili's for their deliciously trash fajitas.
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Back by popular demand, the deliciously decadent Caramel Cocoa Cluster Frappuccino is returning to Starbucks for a limited time.
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Hail Mary Diner in Greenpoint, Brooklyn has some of the most deliciously adorable desserts we've ever laid eyes on.
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Luckily for us, there's a perfume brand that's bringing the baton back — and giving it a deliciously scented twist.
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So in the spirit of familial love Schumer showed the audience a deliciously grainy home video from her childhood.
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The 2014 single-vineyard Chianta Bianco is deliciously floral, like inhaling the scent of a big basket of flowers.
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He listened to punk rock, drank Pabst Blue Ribbon and had an ex-girlfriend I felt deliciously superior to.
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It's melodies are abstract, passages fit together in ways that don't entirely make sense, it just feels deliciously wrong.
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Dry brining will give you a deliciously juicy piece of meat, but you've gotta start 12 hours in advance.
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The Burr Knot seems more spicy and exotic, while the Farmer's Motel is savory, pure, rich and deliciously austere.
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Then came a deliciously warm night, fueled by cheap drinks and music in a dimly lit Shanghai karaoke establishment.
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Though deliciously played by Patti Murin, Anna thus becomes a more conventional Disney girl, all signs pointing to marriage.
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More than making up for that, though, is the deliciously tart key lime pie with a crunchy nut crust.
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Producers like Dashe, Broc Cellars and Lioco make deliciously fruity, refreshing wines that belie the grape's historically wretched image.
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And so "The Witch" hastens to its harrowing climax, about which, I predict, you will want to rage deliciously.
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From the more esoteric side, you might try a cesanese from Lazio, which can be deliciously fresh and aromatic.
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This wine was vibrant and pure, deliciously fruity with an underlying bitterness that refreshed and invited the next sip.
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The two are perilously close to touching — deliciously close to touching — before Hap (Jason Isaacs), their captor, unfurls a shotgun.
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Fat cylinders of their deliciously moist version, in flavors like cardamom, fig, nougat and chocolate-orange, fill the display case.
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Whether it's a Marc Jacob's smartwatch or a deliciously kissable pair of lips that you're coveting, resistance is basically futile.
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And even though it's clay-based, it smells deliciously of lavender and is certainly my newest buddy for Cuffing Season.
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" Zakarian pairs the cold soup with a deliciously melty brioche grilled cheese — which he calls "the mother of all sandwiches.
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In our latest installment, Brooklyn Grange's Cecilia de Corral turns a lesser-known fruit into a deliciously butterscotch-y pie.
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As with the other two films, the stakes are deliciously low, and the outcomes as predictable as they are satisfying.
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This set of four is under $10, comes with its own cleaner brush, and stays deliciously cold to the touch.
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You find deliciously analog audio tapes as you go, each of which brings you into an evocative, low-poly environment.
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Even his engaging Mostly Mozart program, heavy on the 18th century and deliciously so, slipped in a smidgen of Ligeti.
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They were, as a fatal flaw, so deliciously humiliating — such a perfectly ironic undercutting of the statue's otherwise heroic stature.
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White truffle oil, truffle zest, and a truffle-infused, gluten-free pasta will make for a deliciously decadent pasta night.
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It's a deliciously deranged performance, putting across the "Hamlet" story but also sampling Mr. Busey's film roles and personal grievances.
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Consider offering up a compliment sandwich — a deliciously effective strategy that involves dishing out praise before and after a criticism.
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" Deliciously Stella: "In the afternoon, I hit the rehydration station and top up my electrolytes with some nourishing coconut water.
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" Deliciously Stella: "After a hard day of yoga practice and recipe testing, I tend to hit a mid-afternoon slump.
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If there's any dancehall artist who's mastered pairing deliciously forbidden lyrics for your listening—and brukking out—pleasure, it's Kartel.
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"Think, again," ends the trailer for the upcoming puzzler Obduction, and I admit I rejoiced in that deliciously placed comma.
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This is not some faded, deliciously juicy Hollywood tale for the soapy-podcast crowd to script up and dish about.
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Yes, he popped up at Paris Fashion Week with deliciously caramel-toned highlights that make us nostalgic for the '90s.
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Ms. Reid sings these numbers with a deliciously clueless sincerity that has no place for the arched eyebrows of irony.
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A perfectly clear globe of ice, to be cracked with a spoon, kept soy-marinated ribbons of geoduck deliciously cold.
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We ladle in spoonfuls of sweet-tart tamarind sauce, then down each of the morsels in one deliciously messy bite.
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And he will use other visual puns to make new food that's playful, communicating his ideas deliciously, without scolding anyone.
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To stop traffic in the Motor City using only the power of 4003 bicycle wheels is a deliciously powerful feeling.
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Lord Benton, played with deliciously ruthless haughtiness by Alun Armstrong, crosses the ocean to try to restore the company's dominance.
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That includes not only the Princess but the dimwitted Prince (a deliciously campy Josh Lamon), also added with the update.
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The relatively recent intervention of a wealthy eccentric seemed such a deliciously bizarre episode in the "life" of a building.
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All the headlines, and the jokes, all the (mis)representations about America's deliciously hateable young adults, they're fucking fake, folks!
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Harvey was known for his Yiddish-speaking Puerto Rican countermen and for serving deliciously seasoned chopped meat on white bread.
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But different types of heat produce different results; there are nuanced distinctions between irritatingly spicy, deliciously spicy, or refreshingly spicy.
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His apparent fascination with stuff once culturally marginal and now squarely in the mainstream seemed deliciously synchronous with my own.
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Massage therapies are the holy grail: capable of unlocking your ultimate feel good potential and inducing deliciously high levels of bliss.
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Perpetual funny girl Amy Schumer is back with a vengeance, with a dirty mouth and a handful of deliciously raunchy jokes.
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However, I doubt it will be as deliciously over-the-top as the multicultural cheese being pumped out at Plan Check.
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The big 5.9-inch 18:9 OLED screen is vibrant and bordered on top and bottom by some deliciously thin bezels.
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I've since continued to find that embracing the unknown (both with food and in life) can uncover some deliciously worthwhile surprises.
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What was really on her mind those nights she tucked you into bed, deliciously lipsticked and perfumed for an evening out?
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The schadenfreude is deliciously good when he's asked to perform impersonations of Boston accents as he laughs through the intense pain.
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As such, the possibility of "getting it," of crossing over from one "field" to the other, ends up looking deliciously silly.
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But sometimes you just need some greasy, caloric, disgusting, deliciously bad food to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
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On the one hand, he didn't shy away from feeding people with deliciously frank and gossipy commentary about art and life.
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Don't worry about losing that cucumber crunch—by grilling the vegetables lightly for ten minutes, they get deliciously smoky, not soggy.
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President Meyer is as deliciously acerbic as ever after five seasons, and Dreyfus's work is nothing short of a national treasure.
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With another deliciously strong quarter under his belt, Doyle told Cramer that they key to Domino's success has been its employees.
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But this summer you can find a deliciously different kind of bourbon trail running through somewhere a little unexpected: Disney World.
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You can get a good 3/8 inch of crema and a deliciously smooth shot when you find that sweet spot.
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"The Turn of the Screw" is one of the most chilling ghost stories ever, largely because it is so deliciously elusive.
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This whole episode, called "Morning After," is classic, deliciously absurd "Veep," so much so that it feels like Iannucci never left.
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Maiko Takeda's urchin-like headpieces resemble robotic approximations of sea creatures, deliciously "hi-tech" looking, but made from low-tech materials.
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If there's a good story out there, I too, would like to live deliciously… Read Noisey's cover story on Julian Casablancas.
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What really stands out beyond the deliciously gory plot is the attention to detail and accuracy of representation in the film.
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As much as we love McDonald's classic deliciously salty fries, the temporary location will serve six different takes on French fries.
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But it is the pork shoulder, pulled into crisp-edged but tender strands and deliciously smoky-tasting, that really stands out.
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The recipe is so simple that it might be hard to see how it comes together, but it does so deliciously.
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In "An Ideal Husband," accommodation and even forgiveness are pitted against rigid morality in a series of deliciously contrived dramatic conflicts.
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Its suction power helps quicken up the cold brew process, giving you deliciously balanced drinks in as little as two minutes.
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It's not that the evermore violent, frenzied and deliciously absurd action (I love the slew of stolen toasters) isn't impeccably staged.
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When the movie is at its best, it's scrappy, eager to please, and — thanks to some superb comedic acting — deliciously strange.
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Initially, they seem straightforward, but they quickly morph into something distinct and even peculiar and deliciously inexplicable, at least to me.
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These glazes are mostly matte, whether they're primly tinting a coif or neckline, or running deliciously in rivulets down a torso.
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Fortunately, plenty of companies have launched safe-to-eat raw cookie dough that takes any risk out of the deliciously unfinished dessert.
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Aside from the fact that this is nowhere close to something anyone would say in real life, it's just so deliciously Riverdale.
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They're also married, which puts a deliciously sharp dagger in the misogynistic narrative that only women with "daddy issues" are sexually hyperactive.
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Grab a blanket and a hot drink and dive into these deliciously spooky stories, and hope a monster doesn't grab your feet!
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Instead, it offers something much simpler: the chance to create the superhero team of your dreams and enjoy some deliciously mindless action.
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But when she arrives in California, quickly insinuating herself into Sloane's deliciously 'grammable boho chic lifestyle, neither one ends up feeling #blessed.
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The trailer promised all the deliciously soapy hallmarks of a teen show set in a world that's traditionally kept behind closed doors.
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Daiya Deliciously Dairy-Free American Style Slices Finally, this is one of the best non-dairy cheeses I've tried in a while.
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For every sweet sentiment ("Even in my worst times, you could see the best in me"), there's a deliciously lascivious one. E.g.
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When the young, formerly defenseless Stark girl returns from Assassin school in Braavos though, we see that the tables have turned deliciously.
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What you will find, though is deliciously stodgy pound cakes and local cabbies hoovering up greasy bacon sarnies before heading to work.
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" As for her role, Ladd said with a mischievous smile: "The woman that I am allowed to play is just deliciously interesting.
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After all, goths have long lived darkly and deliciously in Latin America, incurring the fascination, amusement, concern, and sometimes fear of many.
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Her hands are in the air, hovering in front of her bright red lips, as if holding a deliciously messy corn envelope.
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Entering these enclosed spaces feels deliciously transgressive; exhibition-goers issue sheepish, disproportionately profuse apologies when they inevitably walk in on one another.
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The chopped eye of round is chilly and firm, crunchy with Asian pear and fried capers, and deliciously shiny with sesame oil.
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Armitage was right about that formerly flavourless tempeh—it has been transformed into something deliciously salty, chewy, and yeah, kinda like bacon.
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The stories' subjects — an eerie "mirror Facebook"; a promotional pitch for a skin care product — unfold with a deliciously wry feminist slant.
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Hell is other (rich) people in Ready or Not, a deliciously mean dark horror comedy about a wedding night gone very wrong.
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"There's something deliciously, essentially witty, about the fact that we're outside the main event," Pike said in a phone interview last month.
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And their area, with its fertile orchards, deliciously cool climate and legendary scenery, lies right between what is now India and Pakistan.
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The Original Baking Steel is essentially a slab of steel with a matte finish that can cook your pies quickly and deliciously.
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"What we were adding wasn't growing, and when we stopped adding that, the cheese ripened more gracefully and deliciously," Mateo Kehler said.
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Mr. Fonsi's deliciously suggestive lyrics arguably belong to a tradition that stretches back to the lovelorn troubadours of medieval Spain, and beyond.
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There is something so deliciously Rihanna about "Love on the Brain," a startlingly beautiful ballad that feels at once vulnerable and combative.
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Franz Liszt did not just write deliciously florid operatic piano transcriptions, but tried his hand at a couple of operas as well.
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No. 22015 was the 220 Wisdom from Inspire Moore, a deliciously saline, savory mouthful, with flavors of both tart and sweet fruit.
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Now, Netflix can boast another huge TV name, one who will bring plenty of deliciously unlikeable women to the streaming service: Marti Noxon.
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It's as deliciously cryptic as the show's last teaser, which featured Underwood posters hanging over a bouquet of flowers in a metro station.
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Accessories include these deliciously cozy faux-fur slippers, these elegantly embroidered ankle boots, and countless quirky pieces of jewelry that complete the look.
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Ed Skrein also shines in a deliciously threatening way as one of the deadly hunter warriors who comes face-to-face with Alita.
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On National Donut Day, Americans join together in celebration of our abiding love for those deliciously sweet ring-shaped morsels of fried dough.
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At a rally in North Carolina last week, President Trump made hatred for Omar deliciously righteous by accusing her of vile anti-Semitism.
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Such is the case with "Fratelli," Abrantes's deliciously shot bastardization of Shakespeare's ''Taming of the Shrew,'' which he co-directed with Alexandre Melo.
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In a deliciously meta update, Redditor Requag built a working version of Pokemon Fire Red for Gameboy Advance within the world of Minecraft.
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And even more deliciously, Vanessa's father wants to know if Nick also asked the other three families' for their daughters' hands in marriage.
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Richmond has penned original music for most of Fey's projects and even wrote the deliciously infectious theme song to Netflix's Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.
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After a mere 15-minute steeping session, we had ourselves a pot of deliciously minty, chocolatey milk—with no chocolate even added yet.
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The snake imagery and body placement represented my primal self and "living deliciously," like Eve accepting forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden.
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Weighing in at 26 ounces, this deliciously fatty and charred slab with its tomahawk-shaped bone will inspire plenty of Fred Flintstone jokes.
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But its new prequel, "Ouija: Origin of Evil," is deliciously creepy, thanks largely to a terrific performance by the youngest of its stars.
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It's a darker turn for director Paul Feig (Bridesmaids, Spy, 2016's Ghostbusters), and early marketing promises a deliciously sexy noir-style mystery.
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They bought her entire supply, and made Maaemo's diners the only ones—besides her calf—that get to sample Isrosa's deliciously creamy milk.
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Kenneth MacMillan's "Manon" is a deliciously dark and melodramatic take on the well-known tragic 18th-century tale, and performances continue through Saturday.
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Robert Downey Jr. plays Harry Lockhart, a small-time New York thief who winds up, via a deliciously improbable circumstance, in Los Angeles.
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But it's deliciously frightening, a cautionary tale for the careless and a horror film that posits a world devoid of any real goodness.
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At King, an Italian-inspired restaurant that opened in 2016, dishes like quail with braised chicories and tiny potatoes are pointedly, deliciously unsharable.
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Smother it in bechamel, cheddar cheese, and a half pack of rolos for parmo, the most deliciously bizarre drunk food you'll ever eat.
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This one from Brovia, a fine Barolo producer, is rich and mouthfilling; deliciously bitter, yet with a fruity sweetness and underlying mineral flavors.
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Rosita makes me think of my mum, whose combination of extreme competence, composure and controlled urgency made breakfast happen so calmly and deliciously.
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A happy bonus is how this survey paints an image of a deliciously Machiavellian art world in Rome — all scheming competition and heated rivalry.
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That Trump would hold a grudge to the point that he alters official White House photos is almost too deliciously sad to not share.
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A 22008 is meaty and mineral, with lovely violet and graphite flavors, while a 22013 is spicy and graceful, exquisitely balanced yet deliciously drinkable.
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Each of these muffins has a mere 101 calories, and they're made with deliciously wholesome ingredients like oats, Greek yogurt, egg whites, and banana.
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My favorite by far was the ramen bowl, which had a coconut-miso broth that was impressively filling, and a deliciously nutty tahini sauce.
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A Red Hen in Swedesboro, New Jersey, (motto: "deliciously simple food") posted an exasperated note after receiving hundreds of phone calls about the incident.
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Although it looks like a normal, deliciously glazed doughnut from the outside, inside is an entire cinnamon roll, because one dessert is never enough.
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There he is, lolling with a roomful of cats and singing a deliciously witty parody of "Happens Like That," Smith's current top 20 hit.
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That's good news: if How To Get Away With Murder was going to kill Wes, it had better be for a deliciously twisted payoff.
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Thankfully, Preston is ready to break down all the deliciously Floridian chaos ahead, just in time for National Best Friends Day on June 8.
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The Camisa Negra cocktail, which includes "activated charcoal" as an ingredient, was a deliciously strange and unusual harbinger for the rest of the evening.
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The clam pizza had plenty of meat, along with a sprinkling of smoked bacon, garlic and grated cheese on a deliciously charred thin crust.
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On that occasion it showed off a chocolaty tone and the deliciously indulgent phrasing Austrians might label "mit Schlag" (with whipped cream on top).
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So strong and deliciously funky, in fact, that I thought better of hauling that final Camembert with us on the return trip to Paris.
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Tito Puente and his band are ripping through a deliciously upbeat mambo set, with the crowd working just as hard on the dance floor.
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To play the character Renata Klein, you must invoke both confidence and desperation beneath a layer of unhinged crazy, and Dern does it deliciously.
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With sinking hearts, we ate dinner in our hotel room — creating wraps from deliciously fresh coho salmon roe bought at the local fish market.
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Not only is it happening a week earlier than usual, but it also features the musical-theater-of-the-deliciously-absurd stylings of Sugarlife.
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One night, in Black Phillip's stall, we hear a low whisper of temptation in her ear: "Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?" it asks.
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The White House is expected to unveil its Christmas decorations next week, which we can't wait for after last year's deliciously blood-red extravaganza.
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While no one needs an excuse to eat dessert other than it being deliciously good for your soul, July 30 is National Cheesecake Day.
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But the latest bout isn't born of the kind of deliciously melodramatic banter that has kept the show running for almost 10 seasons now.
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There's just this breathtaking video (starring Ruby Rose) that gives us the quickest peek at the colors, including the sparkly metallics and deliciously smooth mattes.
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The smoking and salting produced a deliciously bespoke version of fish jerky, whose peppery marine tang married perfectly with a chilled glass of sauvignon blanc.
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Critics compared the movie to the works of "Dressed to Kill" director Brian De Palma, with Hollywood Reporter calling it a "deliciously campy slasher flick".
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For starters, he shows us far toast can go when topped with seasonal produce, fresh herbs, and a nice little pile of deliciously fatty meat.
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For about six months, we'd repeat that habit on occasion before finally switching to the real thing, a pack of deliciously smooth Camel Turkish Silvers.
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The Classic features a deliciously dense layer of four cheeses (Pecorino, mozzarella, Cheddar, Gruyère) under dollops of bright, sweet tomato purée and snips of scallion.
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But UnReal, the deliciously dark satire that returns with a highly anticipated sophomore season on June 6, has taken that matter into its own hands.
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Every individual part of the cake was flawless, but the combination of all those flavors working together within a single cake made it deliciously transcendent.
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In the era of the craft cocktail renaissance, there are a lot of deliciously potent but petite cocktails to be had at any given bar.
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Midway through their set, I moseyed over to the Green Room to get an eyeful of Gentlemens Pistols, those deliciously sleazy, sexed-up London rock'n'rollers.
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We don't know if the ground in Hidalgo has any influence on the cooking process, but we are certain that it produces deliciously cooked meat.
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Adam Rigg has created a handsome, atmospheric prison of a set (beautifully lighted by Yi Zhao), and Montana Levi Blanco's mourning costumes are deliciously opulent.
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After admiring the cookie plant and its 300-foot oven, we drove across a deliciously smooth, median-free stretch of pavement that resembled a runway.
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The album has a duality that some of Ms. Swift's past work lacks — it's bold but subdued, brash but beautiful, deliciously fierce but equally vulnerable.
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A survey of the group's 2016 album "Away With You," it was a deliciously, deliriously spacey show, with tight tunes that diffused into leisurely solos.
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The hubris of Delos's quest for immortality is turned deliciously against her: "You wanted to live forever," says Dolores-as-Charlotte to Charlotte, gun raised.
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It only strengthens when he sets up a tiny, beautifully illuminated toy theater and enacts a deliciously comic version of Kafka's tale with miniature puppets.
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Luxury cruise company Belmond just announced a deliciously decadent new cruise package: The "Epicurean Burgundy: A 12-star cruise" aboard the lavish Belmond Napoléon barge.
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A lifelong diarist, it appears that Bosworth can pluck verbatim exchanges from her journals, which makes her story deliciously vivid, if not exactly precisely crafted.
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This is one deliciously strange tableau that some museum should immediately scoop up and hang next to its Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo paintings. ¡Adelante!
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Julia Moskin, one of my colleagues in the Food department, will be writing to you every week, with her remarkable smarts and deliciously sharp prose.
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Deliciously creepy are the two words that come to mind when I think of Ruth Ware's much-anticipated fifth novel The Turn of the Key.
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The Precious is just as warm as other fleece jackets, but the deliciously silky eye-catching polyester fabric makes it easy to dress it up.
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The best have a pure, deep red-cherry flavor, sometimes deliciously tart or bittersweet, along with pronounced floral aromas and flavors, and an earthy minerality.
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"Wig," from 252's relatively unloved Bouncing Off the Satellites album, is a joyous fan favorite that showcases the band at their most deliciously kitsch.
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New York's Clifton Benevento features Gina Beavers, whose work I already adored but whose painting cubes of male torsos and raw meat are deliciously visceral.
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Deliciously Ella—has built an empire around a lifestyle and diet she claims cured her of postural tachycardia syndrome, a disorder of the heart rate.
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Bees don't just provide us with deliciously sweet honey for our cup of tea, they are also responsible for pollinating food crops across the entire planet.
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As Sugar Plum, Keira Knightley is as deliciously vapid as her purple and pink cotton candy hair, and it's hard not to love her for it.
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Silicon Valley nurtured a deliciously cozy relationship with the Obama administration, and it stands to reason that it will try that route with the Trump regime.
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I pond they swallow Open to any page in The Eyelash and the Monochrome and some similarly startling, deliciously clunky spume of language comes tumbling out.
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All you really need is a mini muffin tin to bake the wonton wrappers in, making an adorable vessel for a deliciously seasoned piece of shrimp.
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Anyway the folks behind Cereal Motel set out to create a line of cereals for adult that were "deliciously inappropriate," and it looks like they succeeded.
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I found the Knoll tart and deliciously green and crunchy, with a note of iodine that reminded me of nothing so much as single-malt whisky.
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The meeting from hell has been deliciously dissected on television satires like "The Office" and "W1A," BBC Two's blissful fictional portrait of life at the BBC.
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A 2014 blend of cabernet franc, malbec and petit verdot was deliciously fresh, while a 2015 teroldego, still aging in a tank, was bright and vivacious.
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Freedia makes everything fun, fiery, and deliciously weird—try telling her that she can't turn "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" into a twerk-heavy bounce classic.
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This deliciously unsubtle commentary on justice and American history was brought into the fair by Ms. Ellegood, who organized the section of the fair called Platform.
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Here the narrative really takes off; watching through Juliet's irreverent eyes as MI5 recruits upper-class "girls" for possible spy work is fascinating and deliciously comic.
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But doubt faded when our server brought out warm, slightly greasy tortilla chips and dirty scarlet chile de árbol salsa that packed deliciously short-lived heat.
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Keanu Reeves and Christina Hendricks make deliciously dark guest stars, and Abbey Lee Kershaw and Bella Heathcote play established models set on devouring the fresh meat.
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In another video, a deliciously mournful tune by the Smiths accompanies an essay-like text that considers how television images helped mobilize the civil rights movement.
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The story's characters say deliciously hokey things like "We have word the Order of the White Camellia is active in the city," and it is irresistible.
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Besides the two entree choices, there's an additional "Deliciously Wholesome" menu of healthful dishes such as quinoa with ratatouille and chickpeas and Oriental-style steamed fish.
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Make those with the right sort of shrimp — caught in the American wild and flash-frozen, for instance — and you'll eat deliciously and sleep well afterward.
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Those movies were heavenly trash, with plots you didn't really need to follow and sexual innuendo that struck my young eyes and ears as deliciously risqué.
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Saturated in girlish pinks but with a little bite, the retro-pop world Of "%%" is deliciously fun and impossible to get out of your head. 2.
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There's a distinct creepiness to this claustrophobic story, but in time common sense triumphs; what initially felt deliciously sinister eventually seems schematic and just plain sadistic.
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And what dancing: The sheer scale of it all is deliciously overwhelming, and Broadway fans who miss the Babylonian excess of old musicals will be transported.
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The loser was Froot Loot because people thought it tasted "too artificial," but Froot Loops themselves taste deliciously artificial, so I think they really nailed this one.
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I eat a big meal of spare ribs and French fries which is an Austrian version of Texas BBQ that was too oily but so deliciously filling.
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The product functions as a electric toothbrush, but has a nozzle in the middle that acts as a water flosser (please enjoy its deliciously campy infomercial here).
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You see this in appetizers like the addictive petit spinach and feta phyllo rolls, which were deliciously flaky and small enough to put away in two bites.
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Their sole quant, that deliciously smarmy guy (Will Rolan), has mastered an algorithm that's the equivalent to Bobby Axelrod's mind, only without all the irrationalities and strutting.
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We obsess because it's really deliciously bad chocolate, but I think we should be a little more sensitive about the stereotypes that already exist about our race.
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Add another deliciously absurd novel-in-correspondence, "Dear Committee Members," by Julie Schumacher (the book's sequel, "The Shakespeare Requirement," is due out this summer), to your list.
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Tender pot roast, decadent macaroni and cheese, deliciously hearty spaghetti bolognese that requires a change of clothes afterwards—many will stand the test of time and experience.
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There's something deliciously twisted about watching two women pull all the strings on Everlasting, a show that exploits women's deepest insecurities in the name of compelling television.
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The devious threesome then parked their car, entered the restaurant, dumped the water out, and filled the cups up to their brims with deliciously ill-gotten soda.
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We last premiered the NYC band's Richard Kern-directed video "Boys (I Dated in High School)," which was deliciously tongue-in-cheek and featured some dishy boys.
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It is a classic haunted house known not only from "Psycho" but from American horror movies in general, as well as the deliciously macabre Charles Addams cartoons.
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"What critics said: "This is a chirpily realised world that stays true to its experimentalism - and its pleasures are consistent, if deliciously twisted, and very surreal indeed.
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"I been fantasizing 'bout a Porsche, get that dough-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh," she coos on the chorus in deliciously typical pop phrasing.
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The charred outer skin glides off smoothly when you pull it, revealing the soft white part that's deliciously tender and juicy, especially when dipped in the sauce.
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It's not as immediately sludgy and confrontational as 2013's How To Stop Your Brain In An Accident and it's all the more deliciously sinister for it.
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At the restaurant Gwen in Los Angeles, a deliciously sweet roasted artichoke, celery sorbet and green olives with crème fraîche cheesecake have appeared on the dessert menu.
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Most are sacred texts, but some are deliciously secular, like the sometimes bawdy poems and songs of the Carmina Burana or the tales of Chaucer's Canterbury pilgrims.
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They made no achievements by any modern standard, but this deliciously readable book is not in the business of judging: It knows its value better than that.
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Somebody hung an extraordinary garland, a kind of lei constructed entirely of vegetables, around Walker's neck, which was a little scratchy but smelled deliciously planty and fresh.
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Compared to grey, drizzly England, it seemed full of sunshine, possibility, and the kind of deliciously illicit junk foods that the local Sainsbury's sadly could not provide.
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For example, Chef_Excellence shared that budding cooks who are short on time can opt to salt a chicken, pat it dry, and roast it for deliciously crispy skin.
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The film begins with a montage of childhood home movies (which was not quite yet a cliché, but close), the focal child the deliciously named Nicholas Van Orton.
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As a child in Israel in the 80s, it was my favorite snack: a chocolate pudding capped with a generous dollop of deliciously thick, vanilla-flavored whipped cream.
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Wednesday night's presidential debate will be the last such contest between Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and Republican nominee Donald Trump, which means the actual election is deliciously close.
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Celebrity-magnet Prabal Gurung opened his show with his usual sophisticated fare: feminine silk skirts flowed underneath deliciously oversized cable knit sweaters so big they could be blankets.
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I can't think of a better way to celebrate the holiday (or even the right now) than with a deliciously moist and irresistibly chocolate-y pumpkin bundt cake.
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It'll probably get you thinking about summer plans, too—this is a soundtrack less for going crazy at night than deliciously wasting away your days with close friends.
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The ambassador noted the simple impact of Mr Kim looking so different from the "dissipated, degenerate 'playboy madman' deliciously and maliciously painted for years in the South's media".
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I'm partial to the sweet plantains, which have a deliciously crispy, caramelized exterior, and the fried yuca, which is kind of like a tropical twist on French fries.
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When Deliciously Ella allays our fears that "things like avocados and almonds will make you fat," she leaves that foundational anxiety around fatness intact as a valid concern.
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That's because it's so deliciously fatty that you can cook your vegetables in the rendered bright orange lipids, which makes for a pretty awesome topping for your tacos.
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There is at no point in either of Deliciously Ella's cookbooks any explanation for why we should ditch gluten if we're not sufferers of celiac disease or NCGS.
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Also, Lara Jean on her tiptoes (while wearing platform shoes!) because Peter is just that tall is the perfect little cherry on top of this deliciously adorable sundae.
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Jones credits the likes of the "clean eating" Hemsley sisters and blogger Deliciously Ella with changing how we eat, but is against turning certain foods into forbidden fruit.
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As for Russ, he's there to deliver a hunk of exposition about Erlich's pitiful stock dump, but odiousness is as deliciously ripe as a wedge of French cheese.
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Turning one of the most beloved protagonists into a villain would be a deliciously dark twist — and Game of Thrones would be the show to pull it off.
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And what dancing: The sheer scale of it all is deliciously overwhelming, and Broadway fans who miss the Babylonian excess of old musicals will be transported (245:2866).
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"Feminism is dead, darling," a daffy schemer named Rene (Kristine Nielsen, in deliciously silly form) says in "The Way of the World," Theresa Rebeck's contribution to the lineup.
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Metacritic score: 63 out of 100 Hell is other (rich) people in Ready or Not, a deliciously mean dark horror comedy about the soul-sucking cost of greed.
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Our No. 1 bottle, the 2015 Domaine de la Grange des Pères, one of the producers working outside the appellation system, was lively, complex, textured and deliciously inviting.
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First Cow is also a gentle (and gently devastating) tale about male friendship, about finding someone to share your aspirations and dreams with, and, most deliciously, about cooking.
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Yet for that woman, Yvette Horner, accompanying Boy George on "Summertime" in 19803 on the French television program "Taratata" was just one moment in a deliciously eclectic career.
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And what dancing: The sheer scale of it all is deliciously overwhelming, and Broadway fans who miss the Babylonian excess of old musicals will be transported (259:2212).
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This simplest of smoothies, fairly thick, deliciously tart-sweet and fragrant, makes no claims of enhancing your immune system, ridding your face of wrinkles or saving your marriage.
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The two, Droll and Droller, pair deliciously, but they don't hog the proceedings, leaving plenty of room for all sorts of other colorful characters to make an impression.
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All have deliciously native and naturalistic notes: the latest quintessentially English lineup features Sweet Pea, named after a flower synonymous with British summertime, alongside 'Rain Wood' and 'Mist.
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I prefer it unsweetened, to let the deliciously basic egg-milk-bread flavors shine through — the better to enjoy with maple syrup, preserves, sugared fruit and the like.
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Surrounding the touch panel is a beautifully dampened volume control — deliciously tactile, gradually increasing lights encourage you to spin it round until the volume&aposs at the maximum.
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Unsympathetic characters can be compelling, of course, goading the reader forward by sheer force of personality and the desire to see what deliciously unconscionable things might happen next.
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As with any wedding service, do your research, go for tastings, and ask to speak with past clients to be sure your day will go smoothly and deliciously.
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Deep breaths, Stephen King fans — we have some more footage from the upcoming It adaptation to sink our teeth into, and it's just as deliciously creepy as the last.
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At the very least, McBride and Goggins find something deliciously twisted to chew on in every scene that lets the two of them bounce off each other's specific weirdness.
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Instead I cut up a pear and strawberries, and the pear turns out to be the most perfect, deliciously ripe pear I have ever eaten in my entire life.
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Last night, seven years after the deliciously accursed RHONY trip to the Virgin Islands, the ladies of New York headed to Mexico for season 9's annual vacation arc.
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Whether you're in the middle of a deliciously greasy slice of pizza or right about to drift off to sleep, heartburn always seems to strike at the worst moments.
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Farrell's deadpan melancholy is funny but also touching, and he's joined by a spot-on cast that includes Rachel Weisz, John C. Reilly, and a deliciously sour Léa Seydoux.
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Each bar is, of course made with Cadbury chocolate, and inside, you'll find chunks of Oreo cookies and cream mixed into a deliciously rich and creamy peanut butter filling.
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If Season 7 was uniquely frustrating in some ways (seriously, what is with the lightning-speed travel?) it was also deliciously satisfying in others (three words: ice zombie dragon).
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Apart from coconut milk's laundry list of skin benefits, products containing the ingredient tend to be insanely luxurious and deliciously scented — like a tropical spa retreat in a bottle.
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On Sunday, the series' first program, "Deliciously Daring Men," presents work by Roméo Bron Bi, an electrifying performer from the Ivory Coast; Lawrence Graham-Brown; and Brother(hood) Dance!
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Deliciously, the strongest attack in the game is activated by filling a "Revenge Meter"—and even that word, "revenge," implies the presence within our character of anger and desire.
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The one-handed game should be a genre in and of itself: ideal for playing with a Bud, or a bitter, or something soft, or a deliciously warming brew.
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Because life is deliciously ironic, two days after finishing the first draft of this essay, I fell into a manic episode more intense than I have had in years.
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There's a deliciously animalistic thrill to be had from smearing something that whiffs like a pair of used hockey socks on a cracker and stuffing it in your mouth.
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Deciding to buy an air fryer is a no-brainer — they give you deliciously crunchy fried food with less of the crap that makes fried food bad for you.
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Meals were traditional and skillfully prepared Brazilian cuisine, including, most deliciously, tapioca crepes, tropical fruits and bracing coffee for breakfast and a different homemade dessert every lunch and dinner.
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This article represents the kind of newspaper reportage that I think is vital to Americans, deliciously old school: in-depth, full of facts, straightforward, comprehensive and of grave importance.
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One of them, Hassan al Mekhyal, has been bringing his Kuwaiti family for years to Piestany, where the summer nights feel deliciously cool compared with the furnace back home.
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Yeah, being able to play a deliciously complex, imperfect black professional woman whose life is a bit of a mess, who doesn't always make the right decisions, who's real.
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Like any real American, I'm well versed in the tropes of our nation's reality television traditions, and it's their absence that makes "Terrace House" so deliciously destabilizing to view.
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"The flavors of vanilla and cocoa in our newest Holiday beverage perfectly complement the smooth, Starbucks Cold Brew, to create a deliciously festive sip," Starbucks said in a statement.
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The profanity starts immediately, deliciously — the sort of language that's categorically ill-advised if, say, you're interviewing for a job leading a women's seminary in New England in 1899.
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" It's deliciously happy-sad and speaks to the fragile magic of finding someone special: "I could search years/ but who else could change my tears/ into laughter after you?
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He came up with this deliciously trashy recipe for fried rice made with a mix of hot dogs, bottled hot sauce, ketchup, lunch meat, and fast food chicken wings.
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Dunst definitely has something to smile about — critics are singing high praise about the deliciously dark, Southern Gothic flair of The Beguiled, Coppola's adaption of the 1966 Thomas Cullinan novel.
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At a deliciously tense Azerbaijan Grand Prix, as a rainstorm blew across the track in the final two laps, I was trying to hold onto my spot on the podium.
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While a big, bold, deliciously smelly name-brand strain matches their personality, other factors—like THC and CBD levels or strain type—are likely to change depending on the Leo.
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Initially, the idea of "intersectional witchcraft" sounds like the most deliciously perfect lens for commenting on the most pressing feminist issues happening in the year of our dark lord 2018.
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Atherton wowed the judges by winning the technical challenge of a double-baked soufflé, and with his "deliciously deceptive feast in the form of a picnic basket" for the showstopper.
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We need puppy GIFs, we need videos of babies giggling and drooling, and gosh darn it we need to watch Kinetic Sand being deliciously sliced by a sharp AF knife.
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Among the wines were a crisp, inviting chenin blanc from Gen del Alma, a light yet nuanced Eggo cabernet franc from Zorzal and another deliciously drinkable cabernet franc from Micheliniwine.
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From cronuts to cat cafés — and everything in-between — we basically can't get off the subway without encountering the culinary world's newest (and deliciously decadent) treat to snap and sample.
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In the meantime, the festival is taking applications for stallholders, so if you've got the skills to cook some deliciously unique Nutella-inspired creations, now is your time to shine.
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While searching through Getty's cache of photos of Yellowstone National Park's Old Faithful, we came across a series from 2015 captioned "Chex Mix Deliciously Unpredictable Road Trip," starring Carlton Banks.
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"Until just over four years ago, I was a sugar monster, and I mean a total addict," recounts Ella Mills, Deliciously Ella, in the opening sentence of her first cookbook.
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She was there to promote the publication of her second book, "Deliciously Ella Everyday," in the United States, and she had caught a cold on the flight across the Atlantic.
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I throw a big piece of chocolate into my cappuccino so that once I get through my coffee there's a deliciously silky piece of molten chocolate waiting at the bottom.
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Buy it here >>An exquisite satire on the world we live in, Rushdie's latest novel pays Cervantes a great, clever compliment with this deliciously funny "Don Quixote" for modern times.
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" Deliciously Stella: "Without fail, I always start my day with a nourishing green juice, so I like to reach straight for the hard stuff with a delicious, vitamin-infused absinthe.
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It doesn't wield the weight or depth of that Netflix gem, but depending on your appetite for royal camp, Victoria boasts plenty of moments where it's far more deliciously fun.
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It's out with warming whisky and gloomy pints of Guinness, and in with those deliciously fleeting summer beverages: Pimm's, wine spritzers, and everyone's favourite Italian holiday romance: the Aperol Spritz.
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Also, because they can be eaten in one bite (unlike most mozzarella sticks) they are dangerously and deliciously easy to eat, so why relegate the cheese curd to snack food?
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The movie, confused by the spy thriller-in-the-making plopped within, opened the Cannes Film Festival last May to divided audiences, who nonetheless praised Ms. Cotillard's deliciously diabolical performance.
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This lush and tranquil pocket of the park, off West 103rd Street, is one of those places in the city that seem deliciously like a secret even though they're not.
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This beloved purveyor of deliciously varied ice cream flavours opened in Portland, Oregon in 2011 and quickly dripped its way down the west coast like a cone of melted vanilla.
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In a deliciously inspiring move, each sweet, glazed lemon cookie has a baked-in message inspired by the core mission of the Girl Scouts, empowering and celebrating young female leaders.
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The smoldering, deliciously wild-toned soprano Liudmyla Monastyrska attacks the ferocious music for Abigaille, the Babylonian slave turned queen, as if she's scaling a rock face with an ice ax.
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McCarten is so gifted at writing deliciously convincing dialogue for actors to sink their teeth into, that some audience members feel jilted when they find out what they made up.
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He is represented here by two equally powerful but quite different fiber pieces from 1973 and 2011, the first suggesting a giant cocoon, the second a deliciously fringed wall hanging.
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"She was brave, but also deliciously brash in a way that women must be if they are to survive Trumpism," Molly Jong-Fast wrote about Hill at the Daily Beast.
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Singapore Airlines, for instance, recently introduced Deliciously Wholesome, in-flight meals that were designed with the help of a nutritionist and are rich in complex carbohydrates, lean proteins and fiber.
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Tim Burton's cult classic is reborn in the deliciously dark and hilarious new musical, with a catchy score by Eddie Perfect and a witty book by Scott Brown and Anthony King.
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Summer fruits like berries, melons, and stone fruit lend themselves deliciously to both sweet and savory preparations, and it'd be a damned shame if you didn't take advantage of that versatility.
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"Rita is a deliciously subversive character who will make you laugh and cry as she continuously challenges the hypocrisy around her," said Jana Winograde, one of the network's presidents of entertainment.
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David can be difficult and his love story a tad cloying, but the series strengthens as it progresses, and as you get to know more of Aubrey Plaza's deliciously depraved Lenny.
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And though you probably haven't heard of them — admittedly, we stumbled upon the group on Instagram about a month ago — they're a prime example of today's ultra-woke, deliciously judicious youth.
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And what a waste of Varma, who, as Rima, had the potential to be just as deliciously full of intrigue as her seductive but deadly Game of Thrones character, Ellaria Sand.
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This fable of mice and (wo)men manages to be warm, whimsical, and spine-tingling all at once; I reread it every Halloween and find myself deliciously creeped out every time.
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Cooked to medium-rare and dripping with enough deliciously greasy indulgence to render an outdated Uniqlo v-neck dead on arrival, the Impossible Burger is scientifically engineered for shock and awe.
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Violins play inches from my ears, people whisper from behind me, and Marianna squirts tubes of deliciously sweet, sometimes sharp tastes into my mouth as she walks me around the room.
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Sometimes, in moments of uncontainable joy, I press my cheek to my son's tiny belly, and I think with such satisfaction: how plush it is, how deliciously convex, how perfectly round.
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There's something deliciously surreal about monitoring the online movements of the barely famous, a class of people who are just unpolished, desperate and savvy enough to act mad, sloppy and sexy.
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Mr. Gramm has collected a series of deliciously rich letters, many of which were never before published, sent to chief executives by investors by everyone from Warren Buffett to Ross Perot.
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The Eggleston of this universe is a self-taught photographer who has succeeded in proving all his savage, elitist and uncomprehending original critics — including The New York Times — utterly, deliciously wrong.
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Some cooks add asparagus, tomatoes or both (which makes no sense at all), or other light, refreshing things that contrast deliciously with piquant cream sauce, like radishes or, my favorite, cucumbers.
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The drink pairings were equally and deliciously high-concept, ranging from a pampa anise-spiked smoked lettuce infusion to a citrusy kiwicha milk (we stuck with nonalcoholic because of the altitude).
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While we already know that donuts can make excellent sushi, Instagram user sobeautifullyraw has recently enlightened the world by showing us that sushi can also be transformed into deliciously beautiful donuts.
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Besides, Paula Begoun, the internet&aposs deliciously acidic, cold water-throwing "skincare cop," told the Cut in 2018 that sheet masks won&apost do much more than regular, well-formulated products.
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It was a deliciously sour poem to the period in her twenties when she and two female roommates shared a Camden flat with missing floorboards and a bathtub surrounded by trash.
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While the plot gets a bit dense at times, the author's ear for the sidesplitting verbal tics of his quirky and deliciously offbeat characters makes this book well worth the read.
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Great children's books speak to the most elemental truths of existence, and speak in the language of children — a language of absolute sincerity, so deliciously countercultural in our age of cynicism.
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After Laura begins to receive psychic warnings that Jacko may be in danger, a strange old man (played by a deliciously unnerving Timothy Spall) develops an intense interest in the boy.
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If you're not up-to-date on the years-long, deliciously petty feud between the two pop divas—apparently sparked when Perry hired some of Swift's backup dancers—you're missing out.
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It's easy to throw anything on a grill and end up with something deliciously smokey and savory (although there are some foods you can grill that you probably haven't thought of).
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Apparently, the post was incited after the person discovered that their local supermarket, Sainsbury's, was selling a vegan variety of cheeses made with coconuts from their Deliciously FreeFrom line of food products.
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We are so used to getting our cooking instructions from experts that it's deliciously unsettling to get them from someone who not only seems uncomfortable, but totally unqualified to be giving them.
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Iced Almond Milk Matcha Latte Unsweetened almond milk with just a touch of honey keeps the green tea flavor from being overpowered, all while still being served in a deliciously creamy format.
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Here's the best part: A large chunk of the items are deliciously scented and packaged for the foodie in us all, and we're here to break down a few of our favorites.
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And sure, I loved both of those things (boy, did I appreciate the deliciously devilish quips emerging from Wade's lips), but that's not what I walked away from this movie thinking about.
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"I think its really deliciously funny to me that this is called 'Brews' and you have two of the few United States senators who do not drink alcohol," Booker told the crowd.
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Chef has created a special recipe to pair with the vintage, available on the vineyard's Web site (search "Your hide is cooked"), with locally sourced "smashed" potatoes underlying deliciously larded meat. 5.
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The marsh mallow sap was whipped with egg whites and sugar to create what we now know marshmallows to be—a super sweet, soft, fluffy and, when melted, deliciously addictive gooey treat.
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He whips up a deliciously creamy medicated foie gras pâté mousse with executive chef Trevor Milbery and gets funky with cannabis-infused Camembert under the watchful eye of head cheesemaker Juliana Clark.
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You can drink a naturally made Cornas from Hirotake Ooka that is a lesson in clarity and purity, or a deliciously deep though obviously unfiltered St.-Aubin from Julien Altabar's Domaine Sextant.
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Standouts at Folklore include singgang, a Eurasian wolf herring dish, and the must-try fried rice, which stars the deliciously rich chocolate-like insides of buah keluak, a Southeast Asian nutlike fruit.
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Sleek and balanced between the tension of its acidity and the richness of its fruit, the wine is deliciously drinkable now but also ready to hibernate for many years in your cellar.
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The producers of Family Karma are missing out on the real juice that could take this show from passively fine to deliciously idiotic and watchable — they should just focus on the aunties.
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Isobel (Penelope Milton) is now Baroness Merton, having wed Lord Merton (Douglas Reith) towards the end of the final season, and the Dowager Countess (Maggie Smith) is as deliciously catty as ever.
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Enter places like Avo with its deliciously confusing chocolate avocado tart (and sustainable metal straws); and the soul-food vegan restaurant, Vege-licious, with its intrepid vegan version of a Philly cheesesteak.
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Though it uses the idea of debate as a touchstone — and ends, deliciously, with a live one — it's really about how we come to question our most bedrock assumptions about the world.
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So, back at Wilderness, I decide to go along to Mills' talk to find out what the Deliciously Ella converts—and their obliging friends—really think about our new obsession with wellness.
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That her two most recent albums—2012's deliciously electro-poppy Charmer, and her seriously rocked-up 2014 partnership with Ted Leo for The Both—stray far from this territory apparently matters little.
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The Pi Zero W adds the same 802.11n and Bluetooth 4.0 wireless chip the Pi 3 Model B has, but in that deliciously small Pi Zero form factor, and for only $5 more.
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A sure lightning rod for anyone who's ever felt pushed around by those who should have lifted you up, Pinky is a deliciously conflicted look at the difficult task of becoming an adult.
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The two main characters spend most of the movie apart, with hundreds of miles between them, which only makes the beautiful scene in which they finally meet all the more deliciously swoon-worthy.
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Seoul, South Korea might already be on your radar for its beauty and cosmetics scene, as well as its futuristic architecture and deliciously spicy food, but there is so much more than that.
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If the sexiness of zips mostly lay in getting out of your clothes, for a minority it lay in getting into them—zips could do up garments of rubber or PVC deliciously tight.
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The track lifts into a chorus that actually has a bit of a fire underneath it, and a deliciously fuckboy-esque hook ("When you need me the most / I will turn you down").
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WATCH: How to Make Funfetti Cheesecake with Chocolate Ganache Glaze If you're more interested in dressing like food on Halloween than eating it, check out these deliciously creative costumes for the big night.
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Can't you imagine kicking back in one of those deliciously beige leather seats, latest issue of Monocle resting in your lap, as you're whisked along at 760 mph from San Francisco to LA?
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So I picked one up and slowly accumulated a modest heap of games—Sonic CD, of course, and also the likes of Thunderhawk, Ground Zero Texas, Soulstar and the deliciously hammy Tomcat Alley.
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In a deliciously well-timed (but probably unintended) joke, the three-day conference, which aimed to revise the UN's stance on drugs, coincided with the week of 4/20—every stoner's favorite holiday.
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And while summer always catches us stocking up on piles of books in anticipation of perilously long sunbathing sessions, we're kicking it off by spotlighting two deliciously-plotted novels by breakout female authors.
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Last stop is Northwest Cannabis Club, where Abdullah checks into his first cannabis club for some deliciously infused hors d'oeuvres before stand-up comedy night... where a very special guest takes the stage.
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Our meal began with an amuse-bouche of little bites served on a mirrored plate — quarter-size crispy haggis balls, a deliciously simple roll of smoked salmon and a perfectly executed fried oyster.
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The material itself is a 400 thread count, extra long staple cotton with a sateen weave, and it feels like a deliciously crisp white button-down shirt that stays cool to the touch.
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If the words "pork" and "beef" tattooed across his knuckles didn't give away the fact that Leon Borja is something of a meat enthusiast, his triple-stacked beef burgers make it deliciously obvious.
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As portrayed deliciously here by Mr. Radcliffe, who has now put the boy wizard persona well behind him, the character of Fingal is D'Agata's spiritual and physical opposite: scruffy, small, awkward and perseverant.
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It's a deliciously dramatized portrayal of life in Buckingham Palace from the time of Queen Elizabeth's coronation to, as of Season 3, Prince Charles' first romance with his future second wife Camilla Shand.
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Animator and film director, Anna Ginsburg partners with Freddy Taylor to create a no-frills website, Spin the Aub, which features a simple interface and a customized spot for the deliciously cheeky aubergine.
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They are portrayed with transformative glee by a cast of deliciously assorted shapes, sizes and countenances: L Morgan Lee, James Jackson Jr., John-Michael Lyles, John-Andrew Morrison, Jason Veasey and Antwayn Hopper.
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Maiden blends the crew's deliciously dishy present-day interviews with actual footage from their voyage — there's a sequence during their tumultuous South Sea passage that might tempt you to stay land-bound forever.
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After leading almost the entire tournament, Kim nearly blew it before coming through in unlikely circumstances at the par-four 232th, where her downhill putt broke deliciously to the right and trickled in.
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One-Pan Spicy Meatballs With Lentils and Fennel Because it is already deliciously seasoned with garlic, fennel seed and black pepper, bulk Italian sausage meat is a great friend to the weeknight cook.
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I know we all agree that it's deliciously agonizing to encounter a puzzle where a full pass through the clues yields no ideas and you have to buckle down to even get started.
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What emerged – a deliciously catchy, deeply personal and slightly cockeyed style unlike anything else on country radio – finally captured the ear of star-making producer/songwriter Shane McAnally, who signed him to a deal.
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She's implied that Jane is a liar and that Celeste was an inadequate wife, and outright insulted Madeline in a conversation that was both deliciously passive-aggressive and masterfully accessorized with a crucifix pendant.
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Spoiler: the sight of the crumbly shampoo mixture getting neatly pressed into the right shape by that machine is the most deliciously gratifying thing we've witnessed in a while — and we're guessing you'll agree.
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Her cookbook, Deliciously Ella (after her recipe blog of the same name), sold more than 32,503 copies in the first week of sale alone to become the fastest-selling debut cookbook of all time.
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There's deliciously juicy interactions like Jane going on a warpath leaving Renata with a scratched eye and probably some bruises after hearing that a petition is going around the school to have Ziggy suspended.
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A whole poussin bore the deliciously smoky flavor of the wood fire on which it was grilled, but the accompanying faro, lacking the flavorful juices that accented it on the vegetable plate, was unexciting.
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"Eidolons And The Increate" is deliciously tense; made eerie by a ghostly male choir, the song seems to purposefully withhold any sort of cathartic release until its captive audience has been good and pummeled.
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" Shi Davidi was tweeting last week from Boston about some of the decent and deliciously ironic music choices the Red Sox were playing between innings, and I couldn't help but think, "I want that!
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But for one deliciously awkward moment, we get to witness the most powerful man in America—who, by the way, loves using the phone—made completely powerless by a simple piece of modern technology.
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Brooklyn-based musician, photographer, and event promoter Erez Avissar, aka Weird Magic, has shared a deliciously nocturnal track by Wabi Sabi, his collaborative project with L.I.E.S.-affiliate Terekke and local producer/DJ Jan Woo.
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The tech world encountered one of these deliciously informative moments earlier this week, when a well-known startup investor and mentor, Paul Graham, admitted that he was personally (and unabashedly) responsible for rising inequality.
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After a deliciously anticipatory wait of, oh, two minutes, Mr. Steinberg weighed in, with authority: The Sunday NYT crosswords were all "themeless" (unless you consider being news-related a theme) until the mid 1950s.
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With an echo of his Batman growl, Christian Bale brilliantly shape-shifts into another American psycho, the lumbering, scheming vice president who easily manipulates the naïve and insecure W., deliciously played by Sam Rockwell.
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" Stephen Colbert, with whom Mr. Cavett has lunched at the Yale Club, is perhaps most adept, Mr. Cavett said, at puncturing the celebrity bubble, "most deliciously when the guest doesn't realize he's puncturing it.
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To Democrats and other Trump critics, the scene would be almost deliciously ironic: Rudy Giuliani, the ex-prosecutor known for perfecting the "perp walk" in the 1980s, getting a taste of his own medicine.
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Rounding out the cast is Laura Dern as Marmee, the matriarch of the March family; Timothée Chalamet as Laurie, the heartthrob next door; and Meryl Streep as the deliciously wicked but wealthy Aunt March.
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He stole Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves out from under Kevin Costner's nose with a deliciously hammy (often improvised) turn as the Sheriff of Nottingham, but he didn't want to be just a Hollywood villain.
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If you thought the murder of Jason Blossom on season 1 of Riverdale was deliciously creepy, it's looking like season 2 will go way past that — like, possibly underworld-level, spine-chilling levels of darkness.
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Go for lunch and order the excellent (and cheap) set menu, which might include the superb oven-roasted bacalhau, and don't pass up the bread, which comes with a dish of deliciously salty spiced butter.
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Following her deliciously devious turn in The Fate of the Furious, Theron will get to play the hero in Atomic Blonde, the new film by John Wick director (and future Deadpool 2 helmer) David Leitch.
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Missing, that is, until the par-three 17th, where Woods perfectly read and then executed a 43-foot birdie putt, his ball curling deliciously into the centre of the cup as the gallery went berserk.
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But Get Out looks like a deliciously creepy Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, with Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) taking a trip to meet his white girlfriend's parents (Bradley Whitford and Catherine Keener) that goes horribly wrong.
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You needn't be a fan of the original to appreciate this story about five teens who join forces to save their town from the deliciously sinister Rita Repulsa (Elizabeth Banks) and her 24k goon, Goldar.
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" In the deliciously-named Richard Hedd of The Sympathizer, he sends up the Huntingtons and Kissingers of this world, the American Orientalists who "think they know what World Chess is and had it completely wrong.
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An Italian white like a good Soave can do the job deliciously, but while pairing regional wines with local dishes is often a reflexive choice, I'm thinking of several French wines as even better options.
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Because no matter the incarnation — whether mozzarella sticks, cheese curds or those thin wafers of grated Parmesan or Asiago called frico — there are few things more deliciously craveable than a bite of molten fried cheese.
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Take a trip back to one of Old Hollywood's most notorious rivalries with FX's luxurious and deliciously pointed series about the melodrama surrounding Joan Crawford, Bette Davis, their 1962 film Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?
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For as much a behemoth as Drag Race has become, it started out as a scrappy, deliciously weird show that prized beauty and brains with a parity unlike that of any other reality competition show.
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Presets range from fries and poultry to bacon and pizza, so all you have to do is pop in your food, select your preset, and you're in for a deliciously-fried, yet guilt-free meal.
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The deal valued Big Red, described as "a deliciously different red soda," at more than $200 million, a source familiar with the situation tells CNBC, requesting anonymity because the terms of the deal are confidential.
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I chose THERE IS NO ESCAPE as its symmetrical partner, partly because it sounds so deliciously evil and also because it has a certain connection to Schrödinger's unfortunate victim (half of the time, at least).
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Tsion serves a version that is entirely gluten-free (some in the U.S. contain wheat or barley), as well as deliciously innovative takes on brunch classics, like scrambled eggs on a porous bed of injera.
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SEVENTEEN "Getting Closer" Seventeen, who rose to international fame with bright, boyish concepts, indulge in their "Darkteen" side for the first time with "Getting Closer" — a song that teeters deliciously on the precipice of danger.
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Without a doubt, the most deliciously terrifying movie I've seen this year is The Witch, a creepy tale of colonial New England possession set in the 1630s that debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in 2015.
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"This year's deliciously festive collection is our way of bringing a little tasty fun and whimsy to our consumers during the hectic holiday season," Alison Holder, Vice President of U.S. Retail Marketing, said in a statement.
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The electorate is now so sorted—with Republicans the party of less well-educated and socially conservative whites and Democrats for everyone else—as to provide little impediment to a deliciously self-affirming intertribal dust-up.
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Steinfeld, who first came to fame after her performance in True Grit, has expanded her resume to include roles in blockbuster films like Ender's Game and 2016's deliciously acerbic teen drama, The Edge Of Seventeen.
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Germany won't be getting demolished in the Track & Field events until next Friday, though, which leaves you plenty of time to find the relatively common and deliciously cloudy Paulaner Hefe-Weizen in your local bottle shop.
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I was introduced to their series through "A Crack in the Wall," a deliciously slow burning, psychologically nuanced thriller by the Argentine writer Claudia Piñeiro (translated by Miranda France), about an architect with a grim secret.
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Despite our declining snack habits, Britain hasn't become a nation of Deliciously Ella clones, sticking to a strict three-meal-a-day eating pattern broken only by handfuls of activated dates if you're feeling particularly peckish.
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The Broc carignan was easygoing and relaxed, rich but not heavy, with aromas and flavors of red fruits, herbs, spices and flowers, and a savory, almost salty edge to it, which made the wine deliciously refreshing.
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It felt like I was still enjoying their traditional burger (given the moist patty, classic toppings and those deliciously soft potato buns), but I didn't leave feeling overly full or like my stomach was full of grease.
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My only complaint about this deliciously contrived situation is that Liz's history with Nick distracts us from the fact that she is a doula, a perfect reality show Mad Libs occupation I'd love to hear more about.
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"Thank you for making them so deliciously adorable (and yes I'm talking about the ones with our faces on it)," Franzese wrote on Instagram of the desserts, which were decorated with scenes and props from the movie.
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Greenpeace Mexico's "Do You Know What You Eat" campaign recently reported that Corona, Victoria, Pacifico, Tecate, Indio, Modelo, and many more deliciously refreshing beers from Grupo Cuauhtemoc Moctezuma and Grupo Modelo are brewed with genetically modified grains.
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Because together with Hair Food, the paraben-free hair-care brand inspired by nourishing ingredients, and advice from top nutritionists, we're breaking down exactly how to snack, munch, chew (and wash!) your way to deliciously healthy hair.
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Plus, we get Patricia Clarkson in a standout turn as Camille's deliciously repressive mother, an old-money townie who's keeping Camille's younger sister Amma (Eliza Scanlen) under a tight leash while the killer — or killers — run loose.
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Cersei Lannister— sorry, Queen Cersei of the House Lannister, the First of Her Name, Queen of the Andals and the First Men, Protector of the Seven Kingdoms — is perhaps most deliciously complex character on Game of Thrones.
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Other items that tipped the balance in Tillie's favor were the plain, white dinner rolls, so soft and buttery you wished you could rest your weary head upon them, and a deliciously grainy cornbread sweetened with honey.
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The new quarterly publication Racquet is a deliciously smart magazine created by and for people who love both tennis and language — and before you ask, yes, David Foster Wallace is represented, in the first issue's first essay.
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Ms. Fellini, who also plays the title character, and Samuel Adams, the director, also retreat rather than fully commit to the story's most deliciously ghoulish side: They are content with "petit" rather than Grand Guignol (2:30).
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Ms. Fellini, who also plays the title character, and Samuel Adams, the director, also retreat rather than fully commit to the story's most deliciously ghoulish side: They are content with "petit" rather than Grand Guignol (41113:30).
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Though Malcolm's monologue is flowery and obscure—a deliciously underplayed parody of his character—he appears to be talking about more than the mere fate of these dinosaurs, about a threat that pertains to the entire planet.
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The star of this deliciously noir short story collection, Maud, is nearly 90, with a cloud of "snow-white" hair twisted into a thick "old-fashioned chignon," and she hobbles about her neighborhood with a wheeled walker.
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It is the bookstore of your dreams, the deliciously perfect version of a New York independent business, alive with the excitement of customers and a reassuring reminder that true romance does still exist in New York retail.
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Olive Kitteridge, the deliciously funny and unforgettable miserabilist at the heart of Elizabeth Strout's Pulitzer Prize-winning 2008 novel that bore her name, fully deserves the sensitive and satisfying follow-up that Strout has written about her.
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Should you enter turn-based combat with some deliciously horrifying enemies — like the Doll Nurse, a blank-eyed creature that haunts the hospital, or the Class of 1971, a bus full of students merged into one body?
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A college student may intellectually savor Beckett's vision of the corrosive effects of time in its depiction of a tyrannical, blind and disabled man, Hamm (played by a deliciously splenetic Cumming) and his resentful manservant, Clov (Radcliffe).
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The mystery will eventually, if inadequately, be solved; the greater puzzle is why Ms. Rapace and especially Mr. Shainberg — who, almost 15 years ago, directed the dark and deliciously kinky "Secretary" — signed on to this generic nonsense.
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Austin Franco, a bartender and mixologist who works at 101 North Eatery & Bar in Westlake Village, California, said the Missouri-based brand 1220 Artisan Spirits "has something for everyone" and its canned-cocktail flavors are deliciously simple.
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This version has both coconut milk and potatoes for flavor, texture and heft, and the suggested toppings (toasted coconut flakes, chopped roasted peanuts, crisp fried shallots) are deliciously jazzy and worth the effort if you ask me.
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This version has both coconut milk and potatoes for flavor, texture and heft, and the suggested toppings (toasted coconut flakes, chopped roasted peanuts, crisp fried shallots) are deliciously jazzy and worth the effort if you ask me.
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You're coming here to get the St. Louie, a St. Louis-inspired pie topped with Italian sausage, pepperoni, pickled chilies, and provel cheese—a deliciously gooey processed blend of cheddar, Swiss, and provolone imported from the Lou.
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PopcornflixMost of the movies you're going to find on Popcornflix are of the trashy, low-budget variety, but we did spot a few decent films here too—notably the deliciously weird Maggie Gyllenhaal and James Spader flick Secretary.
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Black metal has already made plenty of space for the shouted, windswept vocal, but death metal vocals have barely evolved since their accidental inception; what Musrasrik does here is deliciously subversive (and, more importantly, sounds really fucking cool).
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We learn that Jacobs reared her three young children with little sense of regimen; that she decamped to Toronto, in 1968, to keep her sons from Vietnam; that she acquired a beloved housekeeper, deliciously enough, from Marshall McLuhan.
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One of them is for "Pop," which you can watch above, a darkly, deliciously unhinged anthem that channels Mia's fantasy of herself as a Catwoman-style punching bag turned vigilante, taking down bad guys who hurt LGBTQ people.
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It tells the story of Cady Heron (Erika Henningsen, likably blank), a Nice Girl who enters a public high school for the first time and falls under the spell of Queen Bee Regina George (Taylor Louderman, deliciously vicious).
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The hairdresser capitulated by giving him long, honeyed locks, but Pattinson had one more surprise in store: On set, he unfurled a French accent so deliciously over the top that his scenes became charged with a camp jolt.
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It isn't that the clothes are frivolous or fussy (in fact I noticed that quite a few are made from the same deliciously wearable scuba fabric I slipped into the day before) they just delight in being feminine.
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Persona's tale of two women who become caught up in a dangerous interpersonal obsession is a deliciously complicated tangle of myth and madness, secrets and sexuality — one where, crucially, the past is always in dialogue with the present.
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Jupiter, the planet of growth and abundance, also squares off with Neptune on June 16, which is deliciously magical for your relationships, but it's also profoundly complicated because there's so much idealism and even delusion in the air.
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Collins' ninth and most successful novel (with more than 15 million copies sold worldwide), Hollywood Wives chronicled the deliciously fraught lives of the misbehaving rich and famous – and now, for the first time, will be available for digital download.
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When he fires bureaucrats who stand in his way, bullies business bosses into keeping jobs in America, browbeats members of Congress and—most deliciously—provokes swooning dismay among journalists, many of the voters who gave him that mandate applaud.
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He's smarmy, solidly alcoholic, strictly self-preserving and openly cowardly; though he's a brash operator, his squeaky, wide-eyed reactions to the spiraling absurdity deliciously undermine the actor's reputation as a Hollywood heartthrob known for in-real-life heroics.
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Not even the deliciously masochistic relationship between showrunner Quinn (Constance Zimmer) and star producer Rachel (Shiri Appleby) could save UnReal as it careened toward disaster, resulting in one of the most disappointing sophomore seasons of television I've ever seen.
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I was looking for something like Deliciously Ella's books, which boast "counting goodness, not calories" in one breath, and deride "gross" convenience foods in the next, to weave a precarious path between diet regimes and a love of food.
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I'd splurge even more on all of these if they could house them in some kind of earth-friendly but idiot-proof packaging so I don't watch $110 of deliciously-scented face oil spread all over my bathroom floor.
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And Anthony van Laast's choreography, perhaps too slick in the early scenes, when Tina and the (terrific) Ikettes would not have been so smooth, turns deliciously satisfying in the later ones, when the star owns her body at last.
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Natalie Portman goes to dark and twisted places we had never seen from her before in this deliciously disturbing tale of a dancer who loses her mind in the process of winning the prized lead in Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake."
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The show's creative team features a host of gifted good-time artists, with songs by Stephen Trask, who gave us the deliciously transgressive score for "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," and Peter Yanowitz, the original drummer for the Wallflowers.
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Having seen a deliciously zany video, "The Way Things Go," by the Swiss artists Peter Fischli and David Weiss, she thought it might provide amusing dinner-party entertainment at her house in the Presidio Heights section of San Francisco.
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Eventually, she ends up in a throwdown with a mutated monster version of Umbrella corporation scientist Dr. Alexander Isaacs (played with deliciously icy gravity by Iain Glen of Game of Thrones fame), who spews killer biotentacles from his fingers.
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And she persists with Retrovirus, delivering a caldron frothing with tales of brutal heartbreak and deliciously hard living wrapped in a discordant blues wrapper provided by Weasel Walter on guitar, Tim Dahl on bass and Bob Bert on drums.
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Vollmann's prose can be evocative (one character has "hair like ferns and waterfalls") and deliciously incisive (on domestic ennui: "Those housewives' thoughts had been interrupted so many times for so many years that it felt easier not to think").
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That doesn't mean it's sentimental; the lyrics keep things dry and so does the deliciously matter-of-fact performance by McDermoth, who sounds fantastic accompanied by a five-person band that eventually helps turn the wake into a party.
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If you're the person who can't stop raving about how Charlize Theron transformed into Megyn Kelly for Bombshell or how deliciously brilliant the whole cast of Fleabag is, this is the one you'll really want to tune in for.
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For instance, the dance number when Undine meets her future husband, Hervé, is a lovely way for Nottage to slip in some deliciously entertaining, old-fashioned theatricality, just as Shakespeare has songs and dances in both dramas and comedies.
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"How deliciously ironic that in a genre where the boys seem to have all the fun, a female hero and a female director are the ones to show the fellas how it's done," EW's Chris Nashawaty writes in his review.
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Sure, these sugared holes will need a quick fry in canola oil (would they be as deliciously artery-clogging without?) and you'll have to get creative with the powdered sugar, but there's no tricky jam-injecting or fancy icing needed.
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Ford published a magazine about blues music in the late 1920s and frequented Gertrude Stein's salon in Paris, where, in 1933, a novel he co-authored with Parker Tyler, with the deliciously subversive title, The Young and the Evil, was published.
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You've likely spotted the two-year-old brand's deliciously textured, gorgeously hued leggings, crop tops, and the like, whether on Instagram, thanks to fans like Allison Williams, Lena Dunham, and Man Repeller's Leandra Medine, or out in the wild, a.k.a.
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McKinnon mixes one-part Egon earnest nerd-thusiasm with two-parts Ian Malcolm (from Jurassic Park) sex appeal, and adds her own generous slathering of special sauce for a deliciously deranged character who feels preposterous and perfect all at once.
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If the mere thought of getting those deliciously juicy nuggets with their perfectly crisp coating for free is enough to turn your entire week around, your mood will be even more elevated by how easy it is to get the freebie.
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"Clean meat" sounds like the latest fad to be touted by Deliciously Ella and her legions of acai bowl-flaunting devotees, promising to make your skin glow like you've been Tango-ed and set you on a path to lifelong #wellness.
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"It was deliciously exciting going toe-to-toe with Katherine, whose well-crafted nemesis provoked my Julia to explore unusual and unnerving depths that I'd yet been able to portray in a film," Dawson tells PEOPLE of working alongside Heigl.
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Paparazzi hanging out of the ass of pantomime cows and (allegedly) drunk director aside, Spice World is a triumph: a deliciously amateurish romp through an insane period of British cultural history, when the entire world worshipped five otherwise unremarkable English women.
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Since then, she's gone on to release a second book, Deliciously Ella Every Day, open a Notting Hill deli, and capitalize on her credentials with a paid-for online service [$50] where you can find health tips and weekly food plans.
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However, feel free to enjoy this deliciously frightening trailer in the meantime: Read These Next:You'll Never Guess How Anna & Elsa Connect To The Disney 'VerseThe Best British Shows You Should Be WatchingExactly What Women Spend To Compete On The Bachelor
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The imaginary entity's escalating attempts to force Elliot to log back on to the internet and resume his cybercrime crusade — up to and including firing a phantom bullet into Elliot's brain on a regular basis — are deliciously difficult to endure.
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The foundation for the new business hinged on representing a mobbed-up Russian billionaire played, deliciously, by John Malkovich, who Axe -- in an act of possible hubris -- had wooed as a client, despite overt threats that losing money wasn't an option.
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DeWitt's story is a deliciously light arabesque around the most popular and prestigious of these concepts, the Death of the Author—a figurative phrase used by Roland Barthes and others to describe an ideal authorial withdrawal from a literary text.
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Fashion Month comes to an end today in Paris, and we've seen plenty of trends on the runways: from extra-warm shearling and new plays on puffer coats to reimagined check and leopard patterns, plus deliciously goth black velvet and lace.
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In recent years, quinoa has become a fixture of trendy Western diets—thanks in part to the legions of clean-eating Deliciously Ella devotees snapping the protein-rich and gluten-free pseudocereal in everything from smoothie bowls to pizza dough.
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The first, Coal Black Mornings, was published this year and recounts his early life up to the point where Suede threaten to become successful (what's more, it features some deliciously catty subtweeting at Damon Albarn without ever mentioning him by name).
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Again, the focus is more on action than on psychology — Solcedo's motives are noble and not mysterious — but the interplay between Solcedo, Miguel, and Miguel's vicious son David (played deliciously by Arturo Castro, of "Broad City") keeps the tension high.
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A timely boxing match of a history play, it stars a deliciously piquant Harriet Harris as Smith, the principled, moderate, junior senator from Maine who in 1950 publicly stood up to McCarthy when most of their fellow Republicans were too cowed.
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But the story of a successful black woman's "social fall and moral rise" is deliciously told, making "Fabulation, or the Re-Education of Undine" (directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz) a great opener to Ms. Nottage's residency at the Signature Theater.
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It has also arrived at that most deliciously frustrating stage in any murder mystery: the point at which the detectives, fully armed with information and deductions, make their move, only to discover that they're still several steps behind their quarry.
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He tells you how to steep dried fruit in spirits, and he provides recipes for roast goose, fig and blue cheese salad, and mincemeat, which Mr. Slater suggests deliciously sandwiching between slices of toasted panettone to serve with ice cream.
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The comedian and actor David Carl has taken his one-man celebrity-mash-up shows "Gary Busey's One-Man Hamlet" (which The New York Times described as "deliciously deranged") and "Trump Lear" to fringe festivals from New York City to Edinburgh.
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If so, Firtash and Kolomoisky provide the model means by which he, too, might worm his way into Trump's good graces: Spin some deliciously sordid yarns about Biden that might be deployed in this election year's fake-news charnel house.
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Your section on candies of the world was deliciously tantalizing, though I was surprised that the great centers of sweets — Switzerland (Lindor truffles), Austria (Sacher torte-like chocolates) and Germany (Haribo raspberry sours or Werther's Original caramels) — were not included.
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As we crowded around folding metal tables and accentuated our treasures with chilies in vinegar, or ground dried chilies, and cracked open Thai craft beers, it all felt deliciously normal — the kind of Bangkok street-food life I'd always imagined.
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Robbie, Stan, Allison Janney (deliciously despicable as Harding's embittered mom, LaVona), and Julianne Nicholson (as coach Diane Rawlinson) play their characters in the past, and in the present day, where they talk to the camera and give differing accounts of what happened.
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From the opening number, the blend of new and old instruments was deliciously disorienting: An electric guitar nestled gently inside a delicate sound tapestry woven by a harp, theorbo and viola da gamba; a delicate accordion line joined in, appearing perfectly at home.
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Meanwhile, Ottessa Moshfegh has made a name for herself for giving great interviews ("I seem to be attracted to going into the elitist zones, and then, like, farting, and like walking out," she recently told the Cut) while also writing deliciously repulsive characters.
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Just as each note is inspired from a different aspect of the city (raspberry represents its high energy while suede musk evokes the city's sensual appeal), we've put together five more deliciously distinct smells that make this the city we know and love.
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Welcome to the deliciously knotty interiority of Fog of Love, a board game designed to be played by two people that, nonetheless, might entertain an audience of many more, who sit and watch and debate the finer points of love and relationships.
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Second, Trump's decision to publicly call out outsourcing companies and then negotiate with them to stay stateside has the deliciously amusing and advantageous political effect of baiting his political opponents to take up the same politically unpopular positions Republicans have pursued for decades.
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Lena Dunham, Beth Behrs and Mindy Kaling are also among the ever-growing list of celebs who can't stop fangirling over Knoll's deliciously smart, nuanced novels that are every bit as thrilling as they are indicting of how our culture depicts ambitious women.
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Kelsey Byrne, who performs as VÉRITÉ, has been making music for over a decade (in the early aughts as part of an all-girl punk cover band in middle school), and while doing so has topped streaming charts with her deliciously addictive tracks.
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Speaking to PEOPLE last month, Burtka revealed that he decided to write his first cookbook, Life Is A Party: Deliciously Doable Recipes to Make Every Day a Celebration, to share a window into his life at home with Harris and the twins.
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Pizza innovation is on the rise There's also Pythagoras, a San Francisco-based company with a mobile app that "reimagines delivery-pizza by combining elegant software design with deliciously crafted pies, and a mischievous love for sharing art," in case you like art.
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The work had the benefit of a deliciously decadent story, based on Georges Rodenbach's Symbolist novel " Bruges-la-Morte ": a widower is wandering through the Flemish city, obsessively mourning his wife, when he meets a dancer who uncannily resembles the dead woman.
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Second was a tie: St. Malachi Reserve, another Alpine cheese, with deep, almost caramel notes from the Farm at Doe Run in Coatesville, Pa., and Buff Blue, a deliciously buttery water-buffalo-milk blue cheese from Bleating Heart Cheese in Tomales, Calif.
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What in the World When browsing coffee tables, kitchen cabinets and dessert plates becomes too exhausting at an Ikea store in China, feel free to pass out under a deliciously cozy Flöng duvet or across a Storå loft bed — right in the showroom.
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If Edgar Allan Poe had taken time out from inventing Gothic horror fiction and the detective story to write a book suited for precocious 5-year-olds, the result might well have sounded a lot like this deliciously strange and lugubrious monologue.
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They were a subtle but deliciously hearty presence at the dinner — she braised the rabbit in aromatics and wine, and served it alongside Rancho Gordo's Marcella bean, a type of cannellini that gives a creamy texture when soaked and then slowly cooked.
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She had achieved a kind of downtown Manhattan notoriety writing articles with headlines like "The Cockroach and the Cokehead" and "Trippy Terror Tuesday: Fantastic Hemp-Based Beauty for Vaguely Consensual + Very Stoned Hippie Sex Cult Orgies," all in deliciously strung-out prose.
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The script for "The Laundromat" was one of the most deliciously ironic and clever scripts that I'd read in a while about an incredibly complex subject, inhabited by a raft of the usual unscrupulous suspects, but woven together almost like a vaudeville skit.
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So "Now You Know," Mary's deliciously brassy effort to buck up Frank and bring down the curtain at what used to be the end of Act I, is rendered here as a mid-show dirge, exposing subtext that was better off sub.
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David Burtka's life with husband Neil Patrick Harris and twins Harper and Gideon, 8, is quite entertaining, so he decided to write his first cookbook, Life Is A Party: Deliciously Doable Recipes to Make Every Day a Celebration, to share his myriad of experiences.
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For the paper, published in February in the journal Current Biology, researchers used a deliciously rigorous study design to tease out the health effects of not sleeping enough and whether sleeping too little during the week could be offset by a lazy weekend lie-in.
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But mostly we just talked like Julie and me, and I don't honestly remember the details all that well, and I forgot to take an artful photo of our glasses filled with the deliciously smooth, amber-brown liquid, because we were too busy getting drunk.
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Riley, a musician and artist best known as a member of political hip-hop group The Coup, has written and directed a work that's deliciously bonkers, and yet so relevant in the issues it seeks to tackle: politics, race, economic disparity, and gender dynamics.
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After the extended mistep known as her "Witness" era, "Never Really Over" is a deliciously bizarre return to form for Perry, who champions our culture's current obsessions with pastel aesthetics and Petra Collins-esque surrealism in a way that still manages to feel fresh.
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Or, in the case of a video piece that'll be on view at the exhibition (and which you can watch above), an anthropomorphic Gold Bear played is offered up to the hellfire brought on by mass consumerism, capitalism, corn syrup, and other deliciously-evil stuff.
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Syson and Wagstaff's curation deliciously borders on the profane, an unholy suite of juxtapositions that force viewers to consider if something like a Jeff Koons sculpture of Buster Keaton belongs in the same room as a 15th-century polychromatic wood sculpture from the Renaissance.
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There were bits of technology here and there -- cracked-and-glued tablets plugged into ancient solar chargers, a sleek little hydrofarm no doubt smuggled off the Satellite by blackmarket dealers -- but overall Manzu was deliciously raw and primitive and their streamers would eat it up.
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The clone looks uncannily like the star pianist Yuja Wang and, after some fiddling with its control panel, plays like her, too, but on the Lang Lang setting, "it" delivers a few bars of Chopin deliciously heavy on rubato and ceiling-gazing demonstrations of ecstasy.
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" He added, "It is also deliciously ironic to witness the Democrats, who are the ones who normally push back on the Patriot Act, and who are generally suspicious of any type of intelligence intrusions, just being so utterly supportive and accepting of those intrusions.
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Right from the very first hole on Thursday, when he used the contours of the green to punch a 55-yard pitch shot that deliciously trickled up to tap-in distance, it was clear that the 15-times major champion was on his game.
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What a joy then that solid, convincing examples of real collaboration, fallings out, and deliciously Machiavellian manoeuvring to further their own careers takes centre stage in the form of drawings provided by Michelangelo, realised by Sebastiano in paint, and compelling letters between the political movers and shakers.
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The chemistry and deliciously realistic banter — something found in all of Esguerra's books — make this romance great, but the two characters are searching for something familiar to so many of us: the balance between chasing your dreams and paying the bills, and reconciling that with reality.
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It's a job that represents "Billions" as its most deliriously and deliciously absurd, revealed in a therapy session that starts with a suit moping his declining profits and ends with Wendy pumping him up like a trade-floor evangelist or a college football coach at halftime.
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Kupka's paintings suggest that our intuitions about visual reality relate intimately to our intuitions about the vibrant body, something he deliciously demonstrates with his affecting "Family Portrait" (1910) and "Big Nude" (1910), completed after setting up his studio at Puteaux, where he met the young Marcel Duchamp.
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At Doughnut Farm, Levine serves extra-crispy, deliciously cakey doughnuts in the LA-Cambodian style, thanks in large part to doughnut baker extraordinaire Mercredi Uy, whose family and friends—like those of so many other Cambodian Los Angelinos—have been in the doughnut biz for years.
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This portrait of battling cosmetic titans, which opened on Monday at the Goodman Theater here starring a deliciously paired Patti LuPone and Christine Ebersole, doesn't just show its whole hand from the get-go; it does so as eagerly as a debutante with a fabulous new manicure.
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Mr. Weigh has great fun skewering not just the Foxes, but also those who move in their orbit, starting with the Dupont-Duforts (Yes, we're told, the Ts are pronounced), a pair of ghastly arrivistes deliciously played by Katherine Kingsley and Danny Webb — she a curvaceous Mrs.
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There is something just so deliciously satisfying about this kind of willful genre-fucking; grind/sludge is sort of like powerviolence's bitter, heavier older brother, who's spent a bit more time studying chord progressions, pondering dynamics, and frying his brain, but is still an absolute miserable bastard.
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Makloubeh literally translates to "upside down" in Arabic, and the layer of deliciously crispy rice from the bottom of the pot that ends up being right on top of the dish when it's turned out is something everyone at the table will fight for a piece of.
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In the contemporary timeline, Tom (Sean Donovan) and Evelyn (a deliciously shallow Hannah Heller) regularly rate Abigail's performance on an app, though they're less scrupulous about paying her on time — never mind the hazardous duty she has pulled, trying to keep ghosts from preying on the children.
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We meet, in a painting, a jovial, silk-swathed Terdak Lingpa, founder (in 1676) of the deliciously named Mindrolling Monastery; and, in a sculpture, the mustachioed, bare-chested Tangtong Gyalpo, who looks as if he's just parked his Harley and is settling down to a beer.
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Ryder and Turturro deliciously capture an under-examined archetype of the Trump era: the frauds, mediocrities, and social climbers, including many American Jews on the right, who have embraced a president who flirts with anti-Semitism and who has emboldened far-right violence against Jewish communities.
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Despite the nostalgia for Goa, the petite state on India's western coast, held by Mumbai residents, restaurants featuring its cuisine — seafood-forward, infused with vinegar and heat, the legacy of four centuries of Portuguese rule colliding deliciously with Indian flavors and ingredients — are scarce in the city.
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This "Agrippina" — yanked from ancient Rome into a deliciously bleak vision of our time, played with electric vividness, and starring a guns-blazing Joyce DiDonato — should put to rest, once and for all, the notion that Handel belongs at the Met less than Verdi, Puccini or Wagner.
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Devotees of the "Harry Potter" movies were saddened by the death of Alan Rickman, who played the deliciously dour professor Severus Snape in that blockbuster franchise but whose career, on both stage and screen, was far richer than many of Snape's younger fans may have known.
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For the deliciously long time that Lannister survived, Charles Dance, the actor who played him, never once chortled before he spoke, but he might well have, for he was surely aware that his lines were giving him the summation of his career in a single sweep.
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Not that Heathcliff would dare to set foot in the 19th-century parsonage inhabited by the forbidding Agatha (a deliciously stern Linda Powell), her giddy sister, Huldey (Birgit Huppuch), and their rustic scullery maid, Marjory (Hannah Cabell, who might have stepped out of "Cold Comfort Farm").
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"Kill this dumb fuck" is a deliciously blunt opening prompt, and the multiple angle kill-cams, capturing from the perfect vantage point—every single time—the moment a guy's head pops open or his blood gushes out, suggest Rockstar reveled in Manhunt's violence as much as I do.
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Lewis's deliciously fun show is doing so well, the station is even moving it from it's current once a week timeslot to three times a week for the rest of August — a "summer fling" expansion that, if successful, could lead to a permanent schedule for the reality star.
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The first new episode in over a year opens with Arya Stark doubling down on her spectacular murder of Walder Frey last season by killing all of his remaining bannermen and supporters — and she does it in the most deliciously devious way possible, by impersonating the old traitor himself.
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Jill Soloway's second series for Amazon after breakout hit Transparent, I Love Dick isn't the kind of show you want to Google at work, but the deliciously self-aware dramedy is every bit as refreshing as Soloway's first Amazon opus, with an equally incisive — and sadly underexplored — perspective.
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Now, the company didn't precisely state that the image came from a P9 in the now-deleted Google+ post, but it hinted and suggested as much as humanly possible in the post that the image came from Huawei hardware: We managed to catch a beautiful sunrise with Deliciously Ella.
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Three other bottles in our Top 240 were that low: The savory, crunchy No. 22012, Les Enfants Terribles, from Dashe in the Dry Creek Valley, was definitely on the Beaujolais side of the spectrum, but deliciously gulpable, as was the No. 225, Whitcraft from Stolpman Vineyard in Ballard Canyon.
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Here are a few worth a look: The Benefits of Gusbandry This series by Alicia J. Rose, which has just posted its first-season finale (the sixth episode), works the straight-gay friendship thing deliciously, thanks to sharp writing and spirited performances by Brooke Totman and Kurt Conroyd.
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Ligaya Mishan has a terrific article in The Times today, a primer on Filipino cooking that examines the cultural influences (Chinese, Malay, Spanish) and dominant ingredients (vinegar, calamansi, soy, fermented fish paste) of a cuisine that is slowly and deliciously making its way into the mainstream of American dining.
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Fashion designers, including Alexander Wang, whose show last month was staged with impromptu aplomb from a tour bus that made stops in Manhattan and Brooklyn, have always sought to create a sense of spontaneity and surprise with their work, but clothing can never feel as deliciously impermanent as flowers.
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Fans of "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812" can rejoice now that its composer, Dave Malloy, has revived his eerie chamber musical about death, dying and the deliciously spooky things that come after for Next Door at NYTW, a new series programmed by New York Theater Workshop.
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Though Monroe wrote it specifically for beginner cooks who count on food banks, and has placed copies of the book in about 400 food pantries around Britain, it's also become a cult favorite with campers, college students and other people looking to cook deliciously on a tight budget.
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It's ending stands as one of the most deliciously sardonic and poignant endings in gaming history, the word "REDEMPTION" flashing across the screen when John Marston's son kills the men who killed his father — restarting the cycle of violence his father had worked so hard to keep him from.
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The CW's soapy teen drama owes a lot to Twin Peaks, but while the Showtime revival is drowning in self-indulgence, this deliciously twisted take on Archie, Betty and Veronica offers a tightly-plotted murder mystery while still making time for high school hijinx and Dynasty-esque family feuding.
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A subscription will let you save and organize your recipes (wherever they come from), allow you to send them to family and friends, and to leave notes on them, for the edification of others or just to remind yourself of shortcuts you took or ingredients you swapped out deliciously.
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And although this track, lifted from their forthcoming debut LP, About U (out February 3rd), has absolutely nothing to do with Trump or politics (unlike their celebratory be-what-you-wanna-be last track "I Know a Place"), it is a deliciously dark, Italo-disco-eque pop banger.
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More than anything else, the swift, nervy dislocations of his style remind me of the early Creeley of "For Love," albeit deliciously inflected with generous helpings from multiple African-American literary and musical traditions — Young's mix of wit and plaintiveness put me in mind of Billy Strayhorn in particular.
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Two floors below street level were the Japanese travel books: shelf after dusty shelf of gloriously ornate and forgotten Victorian volumes, written by intrepid travelers who had spent a month or a season in a Japan that remained, in the later decades of the 19th century, deliciously mysterious to foreign eyes.
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The whole montage a bit painful to watch for a viewer who did not like being overtly manipulated; meanwhile, unless your heart had been fully and utterly removed, the montage—a series of deliciously edited slow moments, during which the boxer had taught himself to read—also was charming beyond words.
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His best-known books include "Neverwhere," an urban fantasy about a place beneath London for those who fall through the cracks of the regular city; and the deliciously creepy "Coraline," a children's book about a girl who stumbles upon what seems to be, but is not, an ideal alternative family.
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"While we are delighted to see our Famous Scottish Tablet as an in-room treat in a guest house in the beautiful Skye, we would like to remind everyone that it is best to eat the deliciously indulgent sweet treat, using it as soap isn't one of our serving suggestions," Mrs.
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But the more season three races along, to the beat of its own drummer, the more I realize that the show's "quest of the week" storytelling style means it can essentially do whatever it wants, throw as many tones as possible into the blender and have whatever emerges come out deliciously.
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So there's something deliciously subversive about an old-guard, establishment art gallery mounting an adamantly low-tech, analogue art show that celebrates dysfunction, messiness, and thwarted purpose, and doing it at the vortex of an industry that fetishizes streamlined, enhanced, digitized functionality — which John Waters might agree is a pretty bland fetish.
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Whitten's sculptures are deliciously rebellious and fiercely lyrical, bursting with personal narrative, as well as African, Classical, and literary allusions, though their impact upon his accumulative, jazz-inspired paintings is clearer in the show's second iteration at The Met Breuer, where 3D works and paintings hang side-by-side to emphasize their parallels.
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As Peter Frankopan, an Oxford historian, deliciously puts it in "The New Silk Roads", when Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, last July unveiled America's counter to the Belt and Road, the sum promised—$113m in new programmes—was only somewhat more than the combined earnings of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner.
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Not only was it deliciously bloody (death animations look so much better than ragdoll physics) it featured a protagonist as Hell-bent on killing as the player, and in a sandbox game, particularly in the wake of baggy archetypes like Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, that kind of cohesion is a rare commodity.
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Some of the contributions err on the boring side, but the best ones are deliciously weird, like Deborah Simon's faux scientific animal sculptures, Shannon McBride's wax lips and other body parts embedded in flowers, and Robert Zurer's nightmarish and surreal oil paintings (Zito joked that Zurer could be "Hieronymus Bosch's long-lost grandchild").
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But it's the differences between the comics (specifically, the original run—which took place before weird zombie plotlines and the excellent Mark Waid and Fiona Staples reboot) and the television show that make Riverdale such a deliciously soapy watch—and it helps that most of the differences align in consistency with the characters themselves.
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The episode started out with some deliciously black humor, as Arya Stark impersonated Walder Frey (the crotchety old traitor she killed in the Season 6 finale) to poison all of his remaining family members in revenge for their part in the Red Wedding, which killed Arya's mother, brother, and a whole heap of their allies.
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It makes it easy to whip up cold brew at home so you can skip your expensive morning jaunts to Starbucks: Simply fill it with water and your favorite coffee blend, then let that shit steep for up to 28 ounces of deliciously smooth coffee concentrate that stays fresh in your fridge for up to two weeks.
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Luca Guadagnino's deeply humane adaptation of André Aciman's 2007 novel centers around Elio Perlman (Timothée Chalamet), a scholarly 17-year-old who spends his summers at the family villa in Italy with his deliciously liberal parents, who annually host a grad student to help Elio's father (Michael Stuhlbarg) — an expat professor — with his academic research on Greco-Roman culture.
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While chicken parm is our delicious bastardization of Italian cuisine, the parmo is the small area around Teespring, England's own bastardization, which means you take the same deliciously crispy chicken cutlet and swap out the red sauce for an artery-clogging heap of bechamel and sub the mozzarella and parm for shit-ton of cheddar melted over top.
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It's the person at Facebook who first noticed something strange going on with accounts that could be traced to Russian operatives, only for Facebook's then-security chief to be met by anger from the top of the company when he shared early findings in a conference room deliciously named "only good news," according to The New York Times.
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Like spinach concealed in the brownie mix, the deliciously entertaining scene masquerades as TV dessert, but it has real nutritional (or, in this case, informational) value: Mr. Oliver wanted to illustrate how easy it is for companies to buy debt and try to collect from consumers, whether those consumers are still legally liable for the debt or not.
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This also includes comic gems like "Politics and Poker," in which cynical back-room deal-making is lampooned to a frisky waltz; and, best of all, "Little Tin Box," a deliciously clever song mocking the feeble excuses that corrupt city officials might make before a judge to explain how their bank accounts ballooned, even as their salaries remained meager.
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Such attention not just to detail but to the unforeseen and deliciously unnecessary detail is an Aardman hallmark; in " The Curse of the Were-Rabbit " (2005), the climactic chase had to pause while the villain, a beefy mutt, produced a tiny flowered purse, took out a coin, and fed it into the slot of a fairground ride.
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Then there's Ms. Krakowski, a Tony winner for "Nine," who represses her glamorous diva side — so deliciously in evidence on the small screen in "30 Rock" and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" — to portray, with piquant charm, the love-singed Ilona Ritter, who's been having an affair with the caddish Steven Kodaly, played by a vulpine Gavin Creel.
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Whether working high budget gloss a la the Guy Bourdin homage "The Bay," or doing it budget with face paint as in "Radio Ladio," or ending up in their own karaoke video in a countryside chateau in "A Thing for Me," Metronomy's visuals err on the side of deliciously deadpan with a step into the surreal.
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For example, in her essay Amanda Hess writes about the meaning of Ariana Grande's "Thank U, Next": Online, the phrase has bloomed into a deliciously ambiguous kiss-off, a usage modeled by Grande herself, directed toward anyone from a no-name rapper who covered the song to Piers Morgan, who criticized pop stars for appearing in revealing photo shoots.
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" In a deliciously scathing review, Alan Scherstuhl of the Village Voice suggests that people who hear about the film's mere existence will register amazement that it's "a real movie that actually played in American theaters"; Justin Chang of the Los Angeles Times promises that Collateral Beauty is "just bad enough that you actually wish it was worse.
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There aren't many actors who have worked with a host of top-flight filmmakers, from Woody Allen to Whit Stillman to Lars von Trier, as well as starred in several popular television shows, most notably HBO's "Big Love," on which she played the deliciously cunning sister-wife, Nicki, for five seasons, a role that earned her a Golden Globe.
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The restaurant's bright, graphic cookbook, "The Adventures of Fat Rice," by the owners and chefs Abraham Conlon and Adrienne Lo, with a former sous-chef, Hugh Amano, includes the total GPS for navigating this dish: deliciously seasoned rice studded with bits of duck and sausage as a bed for chicken, pork, prawns, clams, mussels and eggs.
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First off, the casting: a fresh-faced 17-year-old Knightley, truly magnetic in every single second of this film; a deliciously vapid pre-The Good Wife Panjabi, who almost murders her bridesmaid for buying the blue contacts she was planning on wearing to her engagement party; a devastatingly handsome Rhys-Meyers making hearts swoon with his lilting Irish brogue!
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Deliciously inexpert lip syncing and acting performances by art-world figures give the work an insider appeal: The artist Cosima von Bonin is Ms. Pallenberg; the painter Nicole Eisenman is Mr. Richards; Ms. Cottingham is Mick Jagger and Brian Jones; and the New York gallerist Colin de Land, who died in 2003, and the artist Steven Parrino appear in cameos.
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In theory and practice, this change upends traditional ideas of what makes a leading man in fantasy-adjacent stories and affirms The Magicians' place as one of the best and most subversive adaptations on TV. To say that there were hints of Quentin and Eliot's coupling would be wildly underselling the deliciously slow burn their relationship has maintained for three seasons.
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If you begin at the top floor showroom and work downward, you can see the entire operation unfold before you, from the design team's desks, some fitted with a little cabinet stuffed with scraps of deliciously colored swatches of silks, jacquards, wools, jerseys and cottons, and continuing down through the financial department, the sales department, the production and distribution departments and the archives.
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In other words, you just look like part of the scenery After a couple years of playing stealth games where the objective is remain concealed in the shadows and to find secret paths to your targets, it was a nice reminder of how much fun, and how deliciously tense, the "hiding in plain sight" type of stealth game can be.
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A deliciously wicked, loosely historically based drama from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos (who was nominated for an Oscar for his screenplay for The Lobster in 2017), The Favourite is a dark comedy about three women: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), her closest friend and adviser (Rachel Weisz), and the young woman (Emma Stone) who joins the household and starts to usurp that coveted spot.
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It's as though, for that hour and a bit, you get to enjoy the clanging synths on "Heavy Metal & Reflective" and the belly-jiggling bass on deliciously verbose and filthy lip-smacker "L8R" without having to process her gross past comments on Zayn Malik, Remy Ma, Angel Haze or, at her lowest point, Trump (she's since withdrawn her support for him).
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A deliciously wicked, loosely historically based drama from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos (who earned an Oscar nomination in 2017 for his screenplay for The Lobster), The Favourite is a dark comedy about three women: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), her closest friend and adviser Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz), and the young woman (Emma Stone) who joins the household and starts to usurp Sarah's coveted spot.
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Third, there are three au jus dipping options for your sandwich: "single-dipped" for when you prefer a slightly lighter sandwich that will not be (deliciously) soggy at all; "double-dipped" for when you want both sides of the bread soaked in the drippings; and "triple-dipped" or "wet," which is the family favorite style of submerging the entire sandwich in the savory jus.
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The premise of Matthew Rosenberg and Tyler Boss's 4 KIDS WALK INTO A BANK (Black Mask, paper, $14.99) is deliciously twisted: A smart, angry 12-year-old girl named Paige discovers that her father's former criminal associates are forcing him to help them rob a bank, and decides to save him by robbing it herself first, with the aid of her three role-playing game buddies.
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A follow-up to his more casual restaurant, Casa Azul, the chef Victor Parra Gonzalez serves up a modern vision of Mexican food that's as unassuming as it is special: guacamole dusted with crushed crickets; a bed of creamy mole verde, topped with vegetables, sesame seeds and queso cotija cheese; tender duck that's paired incongruously but deliciously with poached pears, heirloom carrots and quinoa.
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Exploring this unfamiliar territory requires navigating a deliciously unfamiliar vocabulary: hafting (attaching an arrowhead to the tip of a spear); laying, pleaching and plashing (all required to nurture a hedgerow); carding, retting, scotching (for textile production); stooking (for thatched roofs); stocking and scudding (for leather); panning, marling and mattocking (for working the earth); flushing (for sheep farming); puddling (for cisterns); and pugging and wedging (for pottery).
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Metacritic score: 90 A deliciously wicked, loosely historically based drama from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos (who earned an Oscar nomination in 2017 for his screenplay for The Lobster), The Favourite is a dark comedy about three women: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), her closest friend and adviser Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz), and the young woman (Emma Stone) who joins the household and starts to usurp Sarah's coveted spot.
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HBO must have known this when it signed on to adapt Gillian Flynn's book, Sharp Objects, into the dark and twisted masterpiece starring the soon-to-be-Emmyified Amy Adams as Camille; deliciously campy and creepy Patricia Clarkson as her mother, Adora Crellin; newcomer and scene-stealer Eliza Scanlen as her half-sister Amma; and trustworthy Chris Messina as her city slicker companion for justice, Detective Richard Willis.
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In a world where everyone is stamping their feet and waving their hands for clicks, likes, and small red hearts, it's nice to find yourself moved by music that slides in without much fanfare, just a kicky beat or five, some vinyl crackles, some manipulated synths and, when necessary, vocals as deliciously appealing as butter melting on hot toast (that'd be the title track with vocalist Ann Shirley we're talking about).
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Kemp, who is the designer and co-owner (with her husband) of the Firmdale Hotels in London and New York, seems to live with a fantastical zoo in her head; previous collections for Wedgwood and Chelsea Textiles include Wee Beasties and Mythical Creatures (hairy green bugs, deep purple critters), as well as Moondog, which features a tiny, deliciously whimsical pooch looking through a dog-scale telescope at the night sky.
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For example, there is a video from 2014 of the deliciously unruly and genre-bending Untitled Queen (née Matthew de Leon) performing Judy Garland's rendition of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" while wearing a dress made of what look like assorted items of clothing sewn together, sporting a long, teased blonde wig, a child's medieval-style chest plate, and cheeks rouged neon pink to the point of comedy.
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In the new iteration coming to The CW this fall, the new Blake (played by Grant Show) is not only accepting of his son (James Mackay from The Leftovers), but is about to welcome another young gay man into his family via new wife Cristal (Nathalie Kelley): Cristal's nephew Sammy Joe, deliciously embodied in the original version by Heather Locklear, is now a young gay man played by Rafael de la Fuente (Empire).
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A wrought iron fireplace hood designed in the 1880s by Louis Comfort Tiffany for his East 72nd Street home, and then his Long Island estate — accented with distinct Japanese motifs — is at Lillian Nassau (320), while the French dealer J. Kugel (Booth 301) has a deliciously funky, mid-17th-century vessel by Hans Clauss of Nuremberg from a nautilus shell and gilt silver and featuring the Roman god of the sea, Neptune, grasping a seashell in his hand.
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Jammed behind one end of the counter, they arrange cheeses with house-made jam, warm some marinated olives that are as smoky as bacon, toast sliced baguettes for a knockout tomato chutney, plate some crisp, young radishes with bagna cauda, spread out sliced cross sections of fennel bulbs marinated simply and deliciously with sherry vinegar and fennel seeds, and plunge an immersion blender into batters that will go into the tiny convection oven and emerge as three-inch soufflés.
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More From Taco Bell Taco Bell's 'Steal a Game, Steal a Taco' Returns McDonald's Is Testing Breakfast Catering in Orlando Wisconsin Man Eats 30,000th McDonald's Big Mac, Has Clean Bill of Health Secrets Your Favorite Fast Food Chains Don't Want You to Know Gallery 11 'Mexican' Foods You Won't Find in Mexico The Mexican-style fast food chain's Berry Frosé is deliciously rosy, delightfully strawberry-flavored and will turn your cheeks just as flush as your freeze with its blended 2-ounce pour of rosé.
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What it's about: A deliciously wicked, loosely historically based drama from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos (who earned an Oscar nomination in 2017 for his screenplay for The Lobster and was nominated again in the category this year), The Favourite is a dark comedy about three women: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman, nominated for Lead Actress), her closest friend and adviser Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz, nominated for Supporting Actress), and the young woman (Emma Stone, also nominated for Supporting Actress) who joins the household and starts to usurp Sarah's coveted spot.
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There are fantastic audio versions of a raft of chapter books at your son's reading level, mixing wisdom and innocence in equal measure: "The Wild Robot" and its sequel, "The Wild Robot Escapes," both by Peter Brown and read by Kate Atwater and Kathleen McInerney, respectively; "Where the Mountain Meets the Moon," by Grace Lin, narrated by Janet Song; "Endling #1: The Last," the first book in Katherine Applegate's new fantasy series, read by Lisa Flanagan; and Norton Juster's "The Phantom Tollbooth," deliciously performed by David Hyde Pierce.
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What it's about: A deliciously wicked, loosely historically based drama from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos (who earned an Oscar nomination in 2017 for his screenplay for The Lobster and is now nominated again in the category this year), The Favourite is a dark comedy about three women: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman, nominated for Lead Actress), her closest friend and adviser Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz, nominated for Supporting Actress), and the young woman (Emma Stone, also nominated for Supporting Actress) who joins the household and starts to usurp Sarah's coveted spot.
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Here are a few dishes I tried, ranked on a scale of 1 to 4 Britneys (since Ms. Spears is the patron saint of Cheetos, after all): My Cheetos experience was now completos, and I have to say I really enjoyed everything about it, from the kitschy décor (a Cheetos tree, Warholian prints of Burrell and Chesty) to the signature cocktails (the tequila-and-Aperol-based Tipsy Citrus lives up to its name and you may find yourself roaming about pantsless after knocking back three of them) to the deliciously creative dishes (more mac n' cheese, please!).
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