" - Allie, 27 "He licked his dinner plate clean.
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"Climate change has completely changed the dinner plate," he says.
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Two drinking glasses and a dinner plate perched on top.
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That only prompted Beador to throw a dinner plate Dodd's way.
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We buy dinner; I got a kalbi beef rib dinner plate.
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Get this Glam Geo 4-piece Porcelain Dinner Plate Set for $30.
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Lab-grown fish may hit your dinner plate sooner than you think.
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From fry-ups to French mustard, the British dinner plate is sacred.
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You can see the benefits of biodiversity on your dinner plate too.
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Ben Houlton spends a lot of time thinking about what's on your dinner plate.
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Bell's dinner-plate series, illustrated with scenes from her sister's novel, are on display.
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Instead of being destined for a dinner plate, they're returned to the Hudson River.
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Why not just buy one $1,000 dinner plate that you share in the bathtub?
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My sister-in-law will visually assess what I put on my dinner plate.
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Other presets, like "reheat one dinner plate," and "reheat one cup of coffee," fared similarly.
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LAS VEGAS — Curious just how many carbs and calories are sitting on your dinner plate?
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But then my dinner plate would be more protein heavy, and probably include more vegetables.
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He wore a green uniform and an officer's cap as broad as a dinner plate.
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I have no illusions about how those creatures came to sit on my dinner plate.
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And over the years, the American dinner plate has been stubbornly deficient in nutritious produce.
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However, a whole, bone-in shank on a dinner plate can look gargantuan, even intimidating.
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His face has been caked in a white foodstuff, fresh from the royal dinner plate.
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Then the pavement split beneath her feet like a broken dinner plate and started to rise.
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Cvet described the depression as a dinner plate, with the center being about a foot deep.
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Unfortunately, that stash made its way to my dinner plate far sooner than I had expected.
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Crabs, like octopuses, really shouldn't be found anywhere other than in water or on your dinner plate.
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This Solmissus is also called a dinner plate jelly because it's the size and shape of one.
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Each champagne glass was topped with a Quidditch golden snitch and every dinner plate had a magic wand.
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A salad plate can go on off to the side or put on top of the dinner plate.
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You're probably more familiar with that web as a chain, ending in the tuna on your dinner plate.
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And if you know what's good for you, these bad boys will be on your dinner plate tonight.
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The bright color on my dinner plate pops against the whites, browns and greens of turkey, stuffing and veggies.
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This is the contemporary stab at the beloved Southern dinner plate that continues to make New Orleans food relevant.
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The aircraft are the size of a dinner plate or smaller and move at high speeds around enormous arenas.
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Am I the only person with poor eyesight that thought this dragon head was sitting on a dinner plate?
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"I realized my mistakes by not following my product all the way to the dinner plate," Freidman tells Fertitta.
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Finally, they crack open and flatten into a polka-dot disc that would make a gnome's perfect dinner plate.
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Those criteria apply for all vocabulary, whether a word be from technology, medicine, pop culture, or the dinner plate.
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But you're more likely to find it clinging to a tidepool rock than awaiting chopsticks on a dinner plate.
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Max-II gets to lick my empty dinner plate, but leftover food goes into the fridge or the trash.
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Common predators include sea birds, whales, sharks and most of the fish that end up on your dinner plate.
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Dialing up different drive modes causes a dashboard LED ring the size of a dinner plate to change color.
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For example, eat dinner on a salad plate rather than a dinner plate to cut the portion size in half.
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In the original version, chefs are able to whip up a massive pink cookie the size of a dinner plate.
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In the dinner plate of your social life, being alone is like protein and deep, meaningful conversations are like grains.
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LONDON — Farmers, bakers and food producers have added their voices to warnings that Brexit could become a dinner plate issue.
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It'll fit a big dinner plate just fine but its height will not accommodate, for example, a standard spaghetti sauce jar.
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Though they can grow up to the size of a dinner plate, most sold are around the size of a fist.
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They are fairly large relative to bees: for perspective, imagine a parasite the size of a dinner plate feeding on you.
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It takes up the space of a dinner plate in a dishwasher or rack and stacks easily with other flat items.
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If Microsoft's dinner-plate-shaped wireless earbuds were on your holiday wishlist this year, you might want to cross them off.
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The country music singer posted a shot of her dinner plate on Wednesday night, which featured salmon, broccoli, salad and roasted tomatoes.
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In her dorm room, Formin moved her belongings into a cupboard: a small pile of clothes, a dinner plate, a steel pot.
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We find her with an exit wound the size of a dinner plate; the poachers have shot the rhino in the neck.
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She's a fashion model Iris Apfel, the peacock style icon with the dinner-plate glasses, recently signed with the renowned IMG agency.
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A dinner plate says, "Sit down next to me and let's talk," and each one has its own family stories to tell.
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They're supported by different kinds of muscles geared to these different functions, and you can see those differences on your dinner plate.
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So perhaps the cure for your skin dullness or acne isn't at the bottom of a cleanser bottle — it's on your dinner plate.
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The command set Amazon has built seems to indicate that people don't know how long to microwave specific items...reheating a dinner plate?
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It kicked like a motherfucker, though, and I woke up the next day with a dinner plate-sized bruise on my shoulder and chest.
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The toxicity levels can rise in the fish that survive, and this can affect human health if they end up on a dinner plate.
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Based on the G-Shock design, this massive watch is 20.2mm thick and about 60mm in diameter, a true dinner plate of a watch.
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That's "pretty incredible for something that just looks like a clear dinner plate," says study co-author Anela Choy, a postdoctoral fellow at MBARI.
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Now, many pet foods contain "human grade" ingredients like chicken breast or pork loin, cuts that could have made it to your dinner plate.
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Canvas Home's handmade goods are sold in prescribed sets on wedding registries (say, a dinner plate, a salad plate, a bowl and a mug).
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Greg's brother, Dan Milano, shared some videos on Twitter showing Greg carefully sculpting a glob of potatoes on a dinner plate with a knife.
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Greyhounds, as a result, can be legally raced only using a mechanical lure, in this case a bedraggled dead rabbit affixed to a dinner plate.
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But Felix never came home for dinner, and as his cold dinner plate sat on the kitchen table, Salomon and his mother began to worry.
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The beans went everywhere: behind a wineglass, under the edge of a dinner plate, onto a rectangle of slate that was serving as a breadboard.
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You already know that cranking your metabolism means filling your dinner plate with quality protein (in the form of lean meats, eggs, fish, legumes, and yogurt).
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The thought that not only would we have to part with Davey, but that also he would be slaughtered and end up on somebody's dinner plate!
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The ordinary-looking dinner plate claims to soak up to about 7ml of oil, or 30 calories on average, from every meal that sits on it.
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When my young daughter leaves her clothes on the bathroom floor or doesn't carry her dinner plate to the sink, I remind her she's supposed to.
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You are invited to be a fly, landing on a tree branch, in an alleyway, on a store window, in a bathroom, on a dinner plate.
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There was no air conditioning, just a ceiling fan the size of a dinner plate that did nothing but move around faint wisps of hot air.
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Front Burner I am one of those people in restaurants who turns over the dinner plate or the base of stemware to find out the maker.
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Baum + Whiteman, the food and restaurant consultancy, declared in its annual trend report that vegetables would extend their "domination of the dinner plate" in the New Year.
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Apparently, a fiery 5-pound "lava bomb" about the size of a dinner plate was launched from a fissure about 200 yards from the house, Clawson said.
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Apparently a fiery 5-pound "lava bomb" about the size of a dinner plate was launched from a fissure about 200 yards from the house, Clawson said.
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The table manners chapter is painstakingly specific, with details on the proper way to arrange dessert utensils (above the dinner plate, as "is always done in Europe").
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His torso bore a large multicolored tattoo, some kind of tantric symbol the size of a dinner plate, and his grin was large and a little wet.
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Read MoreHow China is changing your dinner plate This desire for fresh, perfect food and the economics of farming are generating food and agricultural rubbish like never before.
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For the most basic place setting all you need is a dinner plate, fabric napkin, fork, knife, spoon, a water glass, and, if you want, a wine glass.
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" Artist Mark Ryden wrote of his use of meat as a subject, "…There is that paradox of knowing how that scrumptious porterhouse made it to my dinner plate.
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We've seen this gesture — the thrown drink, the upended dinner plate — countless times in films and on stage and here they were affectionately satirized and put to provocative use.
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Anegada, in the British Virgin Islands, is flat as a dinner plate until you get within a few hundred yards — and palms and coral heads rise from the waves.
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Astroscale has worked with a Japanese chemical company to create an adhesive that would cover a flat surface about the size of a dinner plate on the ELSA 1.
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Unfortunately, the $20 entree, served atop barley "risotto," is flavored with honey and lavender, a combination better suited to pulse points or a boudoir than to a dinner plate.
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Created by an agency called BBDO Bangkok in Thailand, it's a dinner plate with a quaint little pattern of 500 dots in the middle, reminiscent of your grandmother's embroidered blanket.
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By contrast, the real-life journey from dinner plate to toilet bowl takes on average about a day, but can range from eight to 80 hours depending on the person.
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While the SuperPipe bronze medalist was competing in Pyeongchang -- she made it a point to go to the Korean meat farm to rescue a dog marked for a dinner plate.
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Garlicky Swiss Chard This quick sauté of greens, garlic, red pepper and olive oil is just the thing to add a bit of color and astringency to the dinner plate.
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She could barely breathe and had a bedsore the size of a full-sized dinner plate that had chewed through her skin; I could see parts of her dead spine.
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Each item in the 12-piece set is made of hand-forged 17.993/0 stainless steel and coated in titanium, resulting in a bold, timeless, and highly-durable dinner plate companion.
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For a little refresher, while Saturn's rings look like a smooth dinner plate or vinyl LP, they're actually made up of particles of ice and dust in a range of sizes.
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The previous day, he had flipped over the handlebars of his bike in a crash, making a dinner-plate-size section of his left thigh swell and turn black-and-blue.
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More traditionally, though, at old-school Italian restaurants, bone-in veal chops are pounded until wide enough to flop over the sides of a dinner plate, then fried until shatteringly crisp.
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It won't fix every problem (the dinner plate-sized googly eyes on my refrigerator have not made me clean it), but it can make the task feel a little less daunting.
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On the other side of her sat a handsome young banker-type, and as Ms. Consolo talked, she casually reached over and began eating the French fries off the stranger's dinner plate.
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"You're talking about things that are basically the size of a dinner plate going 80 miles an hour on a three-dimensional course, so they can be very hard to see," said Horbaczewski.
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Despite the fact that almost every kind of wild fish is infected with worms, people are still grossed-out when they see a few nematodes slither out of their fish and onto their dinner plate.
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The southward-moving airflow latched onto the (by now extremely) cold air over the weekend and brought it southward, much like food on your dinner plate starts sliding off if you suddenly tilt the plate.
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This was in the days when a Midwestern table had, instead of a green salad, a little bowl of applesauce for each person, placed to the left of the dinner plate, just above the fork.
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" A 1988 poster by David Avalos, Louis Hock and Elizabeth Sisco combines a triptych of images of brown-skinned hands cleaning a dinner plate, and others handcuffed, with the words: "Welcome to America's Finest Tourist Plantation.
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For different people, food can take between 8 and 93 hours to travel from dinner plate to toilet bowl Today many of us want to monitor our calorie consumption in order to lose or maintain our weight.
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While the average Huntsman spider is only about 1 inch long with a 5 inch leg span, the largest one ever recorded had a leg span of around 12 inches - roughly the size of a dinner plate.
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Read MoreHow China is changing your dinner plate This evolving landscape of China's rising middle class will also mean that consumer-facing companies need to venture far beyond Beijing and Shanghai to secure visibility and loyalty among consumers.
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Second Sight, the company marketing the new device, says it will allow users to detect basics like paved walkways and the presence of people, along with the potential to enjoy their dinner plate, the moon and Christmas lights.
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The bottom of the bay is filled with sandbars and rocks and fallen logs over which the ice heaves and falls every six hours with all the grace of a dinner plate tossed down a flight of stairs.
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The high-voltage powered boring machines boast a flat, toothed cutting head made of super-hard chromium attached to a propulsion system by a spinning bearing: Imagine a locomotive with a huge, jagged, spinning dinner plate attached to the front.
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Messenger's new test of "Your Emoji," where you can put a beer mug, or dinner plate, or briefcase on your profile pic for 24 hours to indicate what you're up to or interested in doing, is a much better approach.
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Susan Tucker, a nutritional counselor and founder of Green Beat Life (a nutrition-counseling practice in New York City) suggests that you fill half of your dinner plate with vegetables, a quarter with a starch, and the remaining quarter with protein.
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Read MoreHow China is changing your dinner plate The possibility of under pollination and a sub-par 2016 almond year also alludes to an agricultural ecosystem that increasingly has been moving toward higher margin, permanent crops likes almonds, walnuts and pistachios.
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" A tabby cat paws uncertainly at a cannabis plant; another plays with a dinner plate full of weed; a third awkwardly poses next to a red heart-shaped box full of cannabis that reads, "Happy Purrrfect Valentine's Day with Cannabis.
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Whether it's methane emissions from cattle, almond farms contributing to the water shortage in the West, or imported shrimp pumped with antibiotics and peeled by slaves—even the most well-informed consumer may wonder what's acceptable for the dinner plate.
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Our top pick for dinnerware, Fitz and Floyd's Nevaeh, is sold in four-piece settings that consist of a dinner plate, a dessert plate, a mug, and a bowl, as well as open-stock, in case you need a specific item.
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Either he reheats the dinner plate we made for him hours ago, unappetizingly congealed in the fridge under plastic wrap, or he's just tired enough to come right to bed despite a 12-hour shift without a break long enough to eat.
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ConAgra, marketing itself as selling at every link of the supply chain from "farm gate to dinner plate," bought International Home Foods (the producer of Chef Boyardee pasta and Gulden's mustard), Knott's Berry Farm Foods, Gilroy Foods, Hester Industries, and Signature Foods.
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The mere mention of apples conjures up images of sipping a mug of warm apple cider by the fireplace, apple picking in our coziest sweaters, and of course, cranberries are one of the key features of an expertly laid out Thanksgiving dinner plate.
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Nothing that lands on your dinner plate gets there without the use of water: crops can't flourish without water; the grain we feed our livestock needs water to grow; and even the most processed, artificial foods utilize water during the manufacturing process.
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At a recent dinner event in Washington, an American technology executive held up a dinner plate to illustrate the size of the China market, said a person who was there who asked not to be identified because the event was not public.
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Tierra's writing tends to be imagistic, giving importance to seemingly insignificant details, like the acidic content of certain bourgeois bottled water brands, the specific way carbs and greens overlap on her dinner plate, or the efficacy of specific brands of bug spray.
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Yet no matter the subject — a dinner plate with a map of Idaho, the screenplay Austin's working on, their alcohol-demented old father or the months alone Lee spent in the Mojave Desert — it somehow feels as if the stakes couldn't be higher.
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Ever since the iPod came along, and we realized we no longer had to walk around the streets clutching a walkman the size of a dinner plate, CDs have gradually disappeared from view, like porn mags or video rental stores or successful marriages.
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It had a nearly 27-and-a-half inch (69.7 centimeter) wingspan, and its jaw boasted a row of small, sharp teeth similar to those seen on its theropod relatives (yes, that chicken on your dinner plate shared a common ancestor with Tyrannosauruses and velociraptors).
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Chevron porcelain dinner plate, $14.50, side plate, $11.50, and cereal bowl, $10, ED Ellen DeGeneres for Royal Doulton Although most of the time DeGeneres' work keeps us laughing, we're very serious about decking out our spaces with one (OK, all) of her impressive resume updates.
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Dr. Birch, a developmental psychologist, and the researchers she worked with studied pea-hating children, coached new mothers in ways to quiet crying babies other than feeding them, and scrutinized time-honored parental practices like demanding that a child finish everything on the dinner plate.
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The book provides not only recipes but also tons of diagrams and charts meant to help you figure out how to start preparing meals without recipes, by thinking of what you might want on your dinner plate and finding ways to help balance out those flavors.
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Otherworldly objects — a bouquet of flowers and fingers, a champagne bottle stopped with the end of a hot dog, supersize cigarettes stubbed out in a ashtray as big as a dinner plate, all pale as raw dough — dry on a shelf, resembling cakes waiting to be baked.
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If one stream is in-person and dried up, you'll want to have an online income stream to replace it, so think about how you can diversify the ways you make money, in the same manner that you would diversify your dinner plate or stock portfolio.
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Consider the following video, which captures a dinner plate-sized tarantula dragging an opossum baby and across the Amazon jungle floor: Filmed by scientists on the night of November 18, 2016, it's the first time such an interaction between the two species has ever been caught on tape.
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IMAGE: Getty ImagesAs the end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it approached last week and the entire internet devolved into a morass of Trump headlines, the Food and Drug Administration quietly put forth proposed regulations that could drastically impact whether genetically engineered food winds up on your dinner plate in the future.
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For example, I told Alexa to "reheat 1 dinner plate" (a Salisbury steak with potatoes and a side of mac and cheese) just two ounces over the recommended "12 ounces = 1 plate" definition and was grossed out by the frost still visible on sections of the rubbery meat and mac and cheese.
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Fresh fish or organic produce could travel from the farm or docks across the country to your dinner plate more cheaply and quickly, property values could be driven up as more land outside of urban areas could be developed and an unprecedented level of connectivity around the country could allow for explosive economic development.
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Another, Lauren Kim, makes the fleecy cheesecake that is carved into slivers the length of a dinner plate; pretty, well-tailored French numbers like a passion-fruit Pavlova or a drum of white cake filled with fresh strawberries and frosted with whipped cream; and the cookies and toffees that are sold by the box, for takeout.
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While we were tempted by a menu of regional specialties like house-made Portuguese sausage and eggs ($13.95) and Haupia (coconut pudding) pancakes ($10.95), the waitress explained that we could mix and match half-orders, an option that allowed me to try the Korean fried chicken, the Korean ribs and the macaroni salad, while Tim got a half-order of pancakes (actually just one, dinner plate-size).
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I was still in high school, and we hadn't talked about the spectrum of my gayness just yet, or at least not in words, although it sat on every dinner plate and dollhouse and stray tile and stair; the subject of queerness in general had only come up sparingly, usually in whispers about neighbors, or unmarried family friends, or the cousins no one had heard from in a minute.
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