He held multiple press conferences in 2016 that fanned and then doused and then fanned and doused again the questions about her email.
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He doused the tribe fire – but Scot got blamed.
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Cause of death: Doused in molten gold by Khal Drogo.
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What color Gatorade will the winning coach get doused with?
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It's been doused with water while they assess the situation.
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Screaming in pain, they were doused in water by passersby.
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People rushed up to take photos with the doused villain.
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Investigators contend Wicks was also doused with the flammable fluid.
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He was then doused in gasoline and lit on fire.
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Some are just iceberg lettuce doused in bottled Italian dressing.
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They doused her dress with gasoline and lit a match.
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I doused it in parmesan to make it more interesting.
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S. trade talks and disappointing European earnings doused investors' optimism.
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If it tasted bad, I just doused it in spicy sauce.
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They are all doused by the irrational meaninglessness of our lives.
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In one case, a pledge said he was doused with gasoline.
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And for good measure, the heap is doused with brown gravy.
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Firefighters arrived at the scene and doused the wreckage with foam.
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The body had been stabbed 10 times and doused with bleach.
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He doused them in diesel and torched them with old tires.
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She doused them in saline solution to make them more bearable.
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Clotted cream, berry compote, and fluffy buttermilk pancakes doused in syrup.
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His album covers use an anime aesthetic doused in soft pastels.
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He doused his T-shirt and held it to his mouth.
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On Wednesday, helicopters doused the area around the library with water.
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Along the way, someone doused her with red paint and gasoline.
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He had been decapitated, his body doused in chemicals and burned.
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And Uber, the ride-hailing powerhouse, has doused Albany in advertising.
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But you will have to worry about it getting doused with liquid.
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When Rafi refused she was doused in kerosene and set on fire.
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His dialogue isn't peppered with one-liners or doused in sardonic humor.
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He then criticized the officer, who continued walking away after being doused.
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William was spotted getting doused in water as runners passed him by.
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Then the area was doused with chlorine, lye and other antibacterial chemicals.
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The whole place smells like it's been doused with Axe Body Spray.
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NBC reports that fire department officials doused a small fire on site.
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Chambers, 19, was doused with an accelerant and set on fire Dec.
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Those who abhor him have repeatedly doused the busts in red paint.
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" Her "usual spark," he complained, appeared "to be doused by self-consciousness.
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It was doused with blue paint both in 2008 and in 2017.
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He was doused with beer, barbecue sauce, ketchup, mustard, eggs and relish.
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They were fried perfectly, doused in Frank's Hot Sauce, the purist's choice.
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In New York, they doused the Wall Street bull with fake blood.
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Poké is sashimi salad doused in soy and sesame and other things.
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As soon as somebody appears on the scene — you know, take Winona, Gwyneth, me, River Phoenix, whoever you want — they're doused with money, doused with compliments, you know, to the point where ordinary temperature feels ice-cold, right?
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And it is hurting largely because Trump has doused racial tensions with gasoline.
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After flushing it, I doused the site of the kill in Clorox bleach.
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She refused, and they doused her in kerosene and set her on fire.
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Oh, and how it felt getting doused with champagne at his rocket landing.
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Took a jug or two, doused them and, you know, Sean had cigarettes.
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I shaved his head and doused it with orange liquid filled with Betadine.
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Retailers' heated price wars may get doused with a bucket of cold water.
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The announcement doused hopes investors had that a long-awaited turnaround had begun.
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Then, police allege, he doused her in gasoline and lit her on fire.
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But doused in mayo and mustard, it was acceptable, if not especially filling.
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One prisoner was doused with bleach and beaten with a broken mop handle.
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Poisoned residents screamed in agony as first responders doused their bodies with water.
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I've read that some folks doused themselves in perfume to hide the smell.
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When Jeter doused his boss in the boozy postgame celebration, Steinbrenner played along.
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In July, Getu Ayana, 26, doused himself with petrol and lit a match.
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Mr. Trump recently doused this idea, calling for deep rate cuts for everyone.
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MISSISSIPPI: Stamps Superburger serves up hand-cut fries doused in zesty lemon pepper.
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Officials believe Baxter doused the car with gasoline and set it on fire.
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And Mr. Farage was not the first to be doused in sticky liquid.
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Then, in Houston, a juvenile alien was doused in gasoline and set on fire.
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The other guests doused Schiaparelli in seltzer water to save her from her contemporary.
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Heavily doused in religious imagery, the show explores themes of depression and existential dread.
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Detectives believe Roman next doused the home's interior with gasoline and set the fire.
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The headphones were sparking when flight attendants doused them with a bucket of water.
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Looking to get doused in a bath of gimmicky nostalgia that somehow still rocks?
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Houses are being doused in a pink potion that slows the advance of flames.
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Then, he dimmed the lights and doused the onion with two kinds of oil.
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He was doused with beer and water in an impromptu celebration in a garage.
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A salad tossed in light dressing or the same salad doused with buttermilk ranch?
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Pontoon barges doused in radioactivity be damned: Russia's ready to build more nuclear weapons.
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The signature starter at Kush is doused in Old Bay seasoning and deep-fried.
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If I tell my GM, 'I put water on fire, is the fire doused?
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Its fate was to be doused in gravy by the end of the night.
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Later, he saw a young detainee get doused with kerosene, and set on fire.
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Tebow was doused with Gatorade and mobbed by teammates when he reached home plate.
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In Italy, firefighters have doused fires across the country, including in areas around Rome.
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Even after being doused by six bottles of seltzer simultaneously, she thanked her visitors.
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Each had at least one bullet wound and had been doused with incendiary fluids.
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Other suspects were shackled in painful positions, doused with water and menaced with dogs.
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And after Yasiel Puig and Kenley Jansen doused the rook, it got even crazier.
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Some exhumed bodies appear to have been doused in acid or dismembered before burial.
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Pitts hangs her American flag upside down, after having doused it in black ink.
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After rounding the bases, he was met with a mob of teammates at the plate and embraced several teammates while getting doused with popcorn, powder and gum before Guillermo Heredia doused him with Gatorade after he made his way towards the dugout.
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Baby oil — which Hough accidentally doused her hair in the day before the big event.
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Almost one year later, Brett Kavanaugh and the Republican Party doused my wound in gasoline.
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Wall Street's Charging Bull statue was doused in fake blood this morning by environmental protestors.
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Police believe all three targets were sleeping when they were doused with fuel and lit.
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To end the deadlock, the Conservatives have doused the area with political and financial capital.
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One man doused a burning wing that landed on the street with a garden hose.
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How could you possibly say no to a Cholula-doused French toast BLT, you monster?
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Before I could lift my weapon, the goon's flamethrower doused my friend, killing him instantly.
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They rolled a bead on a tilted plate — which had been doused in the saliva.
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In Atlanta, a gay couple was doused with boiling water, causing severe burns, in March.
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Outback's loaded baked potato was soft, moist, and doused in sour cream and green onions.
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He then doused both cars in accelerant fluid and lit his own car on fire.
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She doused it with hydrogen peroxide, and the mark disappeared within a couple of days.
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A police water canon doused a mosque's gate and steps with a stinging blue liquid.
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Sometimes I wondered if being that thin was wrong (a thought I doused in alcohol).
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The ground looks as if it has been doused with petrol and left to burn.
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And last week in New York, protesters doused the emblematic Wall Street bull with blood.
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"It's awesome," Daly told Golf Channel after being doused in champagne on the 18th green.
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Try out the "hot fries" doused in Sriracha-infused ketchup and aioli, jalapeños, and scallions.
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Much of the imported farmed shrimp available is of poor quality and doused in preservatives.
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He had doused a flag with kerosene in 1984 during the Republican convention in Dallas.
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They successfully tranquilized Divot, cut off the snare, and doused the gruesome neck wound with antibiotics.
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Refugees doused him in water, but he was hospitalized with burns covering his arms and face.
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Later images showed police in full riot gear guarding the premises as firefighters doused the building.
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The original Shazam comics were doused in camp and whimsical adventures, so that's no surprise here.
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Judy's onetime fiancé, Michael Slager, doused her in gasoline and lit her on fire on Aug.
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Masked men had doused him in gasoline and set him on fire outside his own home.
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He got doused with a cake then ... he deserves at least that much this time too.
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But he couldn't stop thinking about those chocolates, or his favorite breakfast: waffles doused in syrup.
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For years, I would let myself bake in the sun, my body doused in brown oil.
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An inverted Corona in an empty kombucha bottle half-full of Clamato, doused in Old Bay?
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I doused myself in the juice at the office before heading out to Madison Square Garden.
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So while I do love the perfume, I don't love it doused all over my laptop.
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The assailant wore a later-discarded wig as a disguise and doused Shipman with pepper spray.
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Investigators said she had been doused with an accelerant at the scene and left to die.
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He and two teachers on the bus tore it into pieces and doused them with water.
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Separately, a man was doused with an unknown liquid and set aflame, now in critical condition.
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In February, users doused themselves with a bucket of Gatorade 165 million times in two days.
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Then there's Dragon's Breath, smoke-emitting cereal and biscuit balls that are doused in liquid nitrogen.
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He flipped his helmet upon reaching home plate and was doused with Gatorade by Brett Gardner.
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They rained water from the tops of ladders; they doused the building with foam fire retardant.
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They were stopped by officers who struck them with batons and doused them with pepper spray.
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He flipped his helmet upon reaching home plate and was doused with Gatorade by Brett Gardner.
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The game was briefly halted while the Yankees' trainer, Gene Monahan, doused Chamberlain with bug spray.
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Scientists won't be able to fully assess the damage until after the flames are completely doused.
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After a fury of blows, one officer doused the group in pepper spray and then left.
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However it came about, in 1979 Ryabov delivered three bullet-riddled, sulfur-doused skulls to Moscow.
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The canonization took place at Fátima's main square, which was doused by heavy rains on Friday.
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But the wave of protests that's still spreading like wildfire could get doused by new legislation.
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Instead, it just tastes like grease cut with more grease, then doused in canned tomato sauce.
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I doused my waffle in hot syrup and scraped a bit of butter into sweetened squares.
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The victim is carried away and doused in liquid from a water bottle to clear her sight.
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Hatchett claims the two other boys intentionally doused her son with gasoline and set him on fire.
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It later weakened to a tropical storm, but nevertheless doused the Houston region with record-setting rainfall.
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Footage posted to social media at the time showed men being doused with water by first responders.
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Ruined holiday weekend The storm doused Labor Day weekend plans for countless residents along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Firefighters quickly doused the flames and police used tear gas to drive back several thousand opposition demonstrators.
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When the Mothers and their supporters defied orders to disperse, riot police doused them with tear-gas.
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When the burger gets gingerly doused in sulfuric acid, we witness its intriguing, gross, black decay. Science!
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You could spot people wearing them sleek, curly, straight — and sometimes doused with glitter at the roots.
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He then was given the silent treatment in the dugout by teammates before being doused with water.
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The survivors were ushered into a barn, which the men doused with kerosene and set on fire.
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Before the game, Durham's first baseman's mitt was accidentally doused with Gatorade, making it sticky and gluey.
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Case in point: grilled lamb patties stuffed into a pita and doused with creamy, herbaceous yogurt sauce.
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The site said they were asleep on a mattress in the living room when they were doused.
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In March he was doused in blinding green liquid while walking in the Siberian city of Barnaul.
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His car was doused with a disinfectant that caused it to smell faintly like a swimming pool.
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You may eagerly approach these hand-sized arthropods when they're cracked into pieces and doused in butter.
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Two wins came in walk-off fashion and resulted in difference makers being doused with ice buckets.
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You'll want something green doused with lemon alongside: steamed string beans, or romaine salad for its crunch.
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Those doused by the jet fuel were decontaminated with soap and water, and given gowns to wear.
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The crushed fuselage, seemingly ripped in pieces, lay in thick vegetation as firefighters doused it with hoses.
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That meal was something of a surprise, considering Mr. Trump's fondness for ketchup-doused steak and cheeseburgers.
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The crowd surrounding Mr. Khan was baying for him to be doused in gas and set alight.
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A Buddhist monk, doused with gasoline, squatting stoically in the street as roaring flames consume his body.
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The milk bread is char-grilled and doused with imported katsu sauce and a red cabbage coleslaw.
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One of the men doused it with gasoline and the other set it alight, the memo said.
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But many of those measures have gathered dust in the Senate or been doused in veto ink.
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A statue of Klansman Nathan Bedford Forrest along Interstate 65 in Nashville was doused in pink paint.
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Notably, the drugs had been doused in Febreze to "try to mask their scent," News Channel 5 reports.
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She talked about a performance with naked people doused in baby oil who wear antlers as strap-ons.
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When Hernández's cutting machinery started to splutter, he repeatedly doused it in water to bring down the temperature.
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By the end of the sex scene, both Emma's and Sally's faces are doused with a slick sheen.
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This is not the first time Penmarch has been doused by the salty spume of an angry sea.
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A row last summer over the prospect of importing chicken doused in chlorine from America was an aperitif.
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He also said Holroyd doused the apartment in gasoline, saying they believe Holroyd intended to start a fire.
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Susan, 44, was found nude and doused with chemicals, and Sarah, 38, was found clothed nearby, police said.
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He'd strangled her, according to the local press, then doused her in gasoline and set her on fire.
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Then smudge that line with the other side, which features a tapered sponge doused in a shimmery shadow.
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The police report said Mr. Blackwell told investigators he doused the men with the water about 9 p.m.
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In fact, they propose that we're moving more slowly because our brains, doused in information daily, are exhausted.
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Maria brought winds up to 140 mph and doused the island with up to 38 inches of rain.
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After he was doused, Mr. Farage blamed "radicalized" Britons who disagreed with Brexit for making normal campaigning impossible.
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In a busy street in Old Delhi, one vendor of firecrackers doused himself with kerosene and threatened suicide.
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We doused it in Afrin and quickly shoved it up the man's nose as far as we could.
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"It's a fantastic feeling right now," said Williams, whose players doused him with water in the locker room.
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Several times, the women were doused with cold water, and each time it seemed like a complete surprise.
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One man who argued with a group of protesters was doused in flammable liquid and lit on fire.
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Zubaydah said he was subjected to sleep-deprivation techniques that involved painful shackling and being doused with water.
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My faith doused our cultural preference for early birds with biblical backing, too, making me feel even guiltier.
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His body had apparently been doused in gasoline, and several people indicated the presence of bruises on his body.
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Last summer a row blew up over the question of chicken imported from America that is doused in chlorine.
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Mitch Moreland threw Alex Cora into a beer bucket (where he was doused in beer by the entire team).
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Reviving places doused in fuel and heavy metals from rockets can take immense amounts of time, energy, and money.
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On June 6th, at 3am, somebody shattered a side window, doused the interior in petrol and set it alight.
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People doused themselves with freezing water as a way of raising money to combat motor-neurone (Lou Gehrig's) disease.
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He is the latest anti-EU figure to be doused with the drink by protesters ahead of Thursday's vote.
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The data doused expectations that the BoE might soon raise interest rates for the first time in a decade.
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Tristyn Hatchett, Culp's mother, claims the other boys intentionally doused her son with gasoline and set him on fire.
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For $128 a pop, they're a little bit pricier than a typical non-cream-doused pair of Guess jeans.
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A Confederate monument in Tennessee was doused with pink paint on Tuesday night, the Murfreesboro Daily News Journal reported.
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Even so, I doused it with veal stock, so it was a far cry from the typical old tricks.
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They took refuge in the sewers with the rat, Master Splinter, who had also been doused with the chemical.
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Once the candles are doused, we proceed to the Reveal, another reason it's more interesting to candle with friends.
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Separately, another protester was set aflame after being doused with an unknown substance and is also in critical condition.
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According to the gallery staff, it was also washed and doused with water at various stages of its creation.
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I eat the breakfast I packed (scrambled eggs and potatoes doused in Cholula) and crank through a few emails.
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A sausage was retrieved from a large steaming jar and doused in a stainless steel tray full of ketchup.
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Footprints — the artist's own — of gradated hues are leftovers from Ward dancing across the surface in patina-doused shoes.
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When the police fired tear gas at them, they chased the smoke-emitting canisters and doused them with water.
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Afterward, Ricky hugged his father and players doused the coach with a bucket of water in the rainy cold.
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He said the attackers struck him, doused him with a chemical substance and put a noose around his neck.
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The only way I can describe it is that it smelled kind of like a berry doused in chemicals.
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Mr. Comunale had been stabbed 15 times and his body had been doused with gasoline and set on fire.
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Suddenly, a masked attacker in a leather jacket lunged at Robles and doused her face in stinging pepper spray.
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The soldiers grabbed a canister of fuel, doused rags and set fire to all the grass huts before leaving.
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They raised 150,000 C. elegans larvae and then doused them with chemicals that broke them apart into individual cells.
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Mr. Navalny was doused with green dye for a second time on Thursday, and one eye required medical treatment.
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Images on social media showed the moment a furious crowd doused the men in gasoline and set them alight.
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It was gilding the lily when she lightened her hair with Sun In and doused herself in Jean Naté.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark's most famous landmark, "The Little Mermaid", has been doused in red paint by anti-whaling activists.
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She rushed to the bathroom and found her 7003-year-old daughter, Alexxa, being doused with brown, putrid water.
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She rushed to the bathroom and found her 7003-year-old daughter, Alexxa, being doused with brown, putrid water.
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It was called garum — a salty sauce made from fermented fish guts, which they doused every possible meal in.
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"Brexit" and Donald J. Trump have doused a rag with formaldehyde and placed it over the face of comity.
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But Scot Davis, a spokesman for the team coordinating firefighters, warned of the misconception that rain has doused the fire.
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The victims were also beaten, strangled, burned, scalded, subjected to electric shocks and doused with pepper spray, the BBC reported.
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Once the charring is complete, the fire is doused with water, washing away any ashes, and what remains is biochar.
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Police have alleged that the inside of his car was doused with gasoline and there were matches in his vehicle.
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At one show, model Shalom Harlow was doused with splatter paint by robotic arms that are used to decorate cars.
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Zach Straley's latest YouTube video tests how well each generation of iPhone handles being doused in gasoline and set ablaze.
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Additionally, detectives alleged that the inside of his car was doused with gasoline and there were matches in his vehicle.
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One San Francisco church regularly doused people sleeping around the building for years—at least until it drew media attention.
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Others doused their faces and necks in public water fountains, or simply pulled down the shutters and stayed at home.
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This photo of Oakland's Josh Reddick being doused with by teammates is a couple days old, but it's also amazing.
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It isn't a moment that will elicit tears or screaming but the shock feels like being doused in ice water.
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Ryan, the 2012 vice presidential nominee, doused the speculation with a formal news conference at the Republican National Committee headquarters.
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Aoba doused the entrance of the building with petrol, shouting "die" and setting it ablaze, media have said, citing police.
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Over the course of 22 days in September and October 2014, scientists doused Australia's Great Barrier Reef with an antacid.
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Brooke was doused in some sort of slippery fluid Thursday in Santa Monica while trying to climb UP a slide.
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Police have alleged that the inside of Andressian's car was doused with gasoline and there were matches in his vehicle.
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Today, the trash fire known as the 2016 election will finally be doused with the water of our nation's citizenry.
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Don't fuck with Mars in Pisces, no matter how laidback and doused in patchouli we may think this sign is.
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But Flores alertly stepped on third and threw to second base for an improbable double play that doused the threat.
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When a relatively small chicken doused or baked or grilled in tikka masala tastes so good, imagine a large turkey.
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Farage was doused with one on Monday and confined himself to a bus on Wednesday out of fear of another.
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Finally, after ordering local men to dig ditches, the soldiers threw in wood and bodies and doused them with gasoline.
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Elsewhere, a man was doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire after he scolded protesters, video footage shows.
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El Monte police vehicles are seen near the site where an unknown suspect doused a woman with a "caustic chemical."
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By evening there were still some pockets of fire in the building, though it had largely been doused, officials said.
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After the encyclopedia of fried food had been doused in a family-sized portion of salt, it was handed over.
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It's not that thinly sliced beef thrown on top of mediocre bread doused in processed cheese sauce is inherently bad.
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The bread was baked with olives in the dough, doused in olive oil, and sprinkled with an assortment of herbs.
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Mr. McInnes claimed that he was doused with pepper spray during the brawl that unfolded on the Greenwich Village campus.
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Taiwanese golden kimchi is less kimchi than pickle, layers of Napa cabbage and carrot doused with sugar and rice vinegar.
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There was a whole fish doused in a flurry of chiles that I'm tempted to reorder every time I go.
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But a fresh outbreak of violence between Hamas, the militant group that controls Gaza, and Israeli troops doused their enthusiasm.
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Their shoes were doused in fake blood, and their garments bore the names of dead citizens such as Eric Garner.
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Stonemill serves a traditional kakigori, ujikintoki, doused with matcha syrup and finished with a touch of sweet red bean paste.
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Masgouf, as it's called in Iraq, is a whole carp, grilled until black, covered with lemons and doused in spices.
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The Cafe Iguana Pines employee told police that someone in Kirk's posse "doused him with apple juice" during the fight.
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In 1998, a member of the band Chumbawamba doused Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott with a bucket of ice water.
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Doused with cold water, he awoke to be hung for hours by his wrists, bound behind his back with handcuffs.
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But for one gray and drenching moment, or a few hours in some places, strong rain doused the deadly flames.
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But the judgment appears to have doused any remaining hopes that it will produce cars again in Venezuela anytime soon.
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He was doused from head to toe in thick white flour, his flop of blue-black hair dyed peroxide blonde.
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But the party has mostly kept its distance and doused down talk of Mr. Li since he died on Saturday.
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The pockets of time he spends at Clockwork are doused in a numbing, sepia haze that conflates safety with dullness.
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Thinking he succeeded, Tellis then doused Chambers' car with gasoline and set both it and her on fire, the prosecution alleged.
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In early February, a Chicago man allegedly lured the neighborhood cat to a porch and doused him with boiling hot water.
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Local firemen successfully doused the flames, but not before Dornacher could snap a few pictures of the massive fireball for proof.
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Authorities say Watts strapped fireworks to his chest, doused himself with a flammable liquid and set himself on fire June 26.
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One night, she woke to see flames outside her window, as petrol had been doused over the tree overhanging her house.
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From her seat, Yee could see the fire from inside the plane, and the aftermath as firefighters doused it with foam.
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According to Malaysian authorities, Kim Jong Nam's attackers likely doused their hands with the chemical and rubbed it on his face.
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Bacon and eggs aside, a bowl of sweetened cereal doused with milk accompanied by buttered toast and jam is the norm.
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And when I say "salad" I mean a family-size bag of lettuce, doused in vinegar, and pretty much nothing else.
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But just moments after a seemingly successful ignition, the rocket lit up again in a fireball and had to be doused.
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Jay was stabbed 11 times and was doused in petrol by Paul Dennis Lambert, a man who she met on Tinder.
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Scores were injured when the building was torched by a man who shouted "die" as he doused the building with petrol.
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But for the rest of us, the result is best described as dry and crusty, and doused with synthetic coconut fragrance.
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They doused the stairwell with lighter fluid, as well as the steps leading to the second floor, and then lit it.
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It comes with a classy glass tea pot and blooming tea that unfurls like a flower when doused in boiling water.
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On the topic of fries, everyone should try poutine, Canada's national dish of french fries doused in gravy and cheese curds.
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The spa&aposs co-founder told the Denver Post his grandparents doused their tresses with beer in France in the 1960s.
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Here we have Rougned Odor being doused in what I can only presume to be Snapple, given the Rangers' sponsorship setup.
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She shared fragrance samples from the shop across the street, encouraging me to sniff each doused card to find my favorite.
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Investigators are testing the chemical Smollett said he was doused with and have yet to confirm the nature of the substance.
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Investigators are testing the chemical Smollett said he was doused with and have yet to confirm the nature of the substance.
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But in Britain, pale, craggy chunks of cauliflower are as likely to be doused in cheese sauce as pasta is here.
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To tie it all together, everything is doused in a creamy, lemony tahini sauce with a velvety texture and garlicky bite.
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It's not clear how long Mr. Buckel stood there, or when he doused himself with gas, but at 22006:290 a.m.
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Video footage showed a huge plume of smoke rising into the night sky as fire crews doused the fuselage with foam.
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Medics doused patients with water after a suspected chlorine attack, one of five in Syria since the start of the year.
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Coal slag is a waste product formed when the remains of coal burned in utility plants are doused with cold water.
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Emergency workers quickly doused the fire, flipped the vehicle back onto its tires, and set to work extricating the injured Newman.
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Parejo beat her, tied her to a chair, doused her in gasoline, then set her aflame while she was still alive.
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Raymond Gunn, 19873 (accused of rape and murder, doused with gasoline and burned to death by a mob in Maryville, Missouri).
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For one gray and drenching moment, or a few hours in some places, strong rain doused some of Australia's deadly flames.
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Inside the pita, you'll find salad, three or four chickpea balls, and grilled eggplant—the whole doused in hummus and tahini.
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When Cude arrived, the cellmate was pummeling Johnathan with his fists; he only stopped when Cude doused him with pepper spray.
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He put some M&Ms in a can of Spam to bait the bear, then doused them in Tabasco sauce and ran.
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At the Dior cruise collection show on Friday at a chateau, driving rain dramatically doused the catwalk — and dampened some attendees' spirits.
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"He was strapped with some homemade incendiary devices, firecrackers and doused himself with some kind of flammable liquid," Georgia State Patrol Capt.
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For us, though, the one less obvious thing in our lives that we want to be doused in sophisticated luxury is dessert.
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Thinking he succeeded, Tellis then doused Jessica's car with gasoline and set both it and her on fire, the district attorney alleged.
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He covered the girl's body with blankets, which he then doused with vodka before setting the pile on fire, he told police.
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Thinking he succeeded, Tellis then doused Chambers' car with gasoline and set both it and her on fire, the district attorney alleged.
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Masked men had doused 4-year-old Youssif with gas and set him on fire as he played outside his Baghdad home.
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Police in Hialeah, Florida, are searching for a man they say doused his pregnant girlfriend with gasoline and lit her on fire.
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Ducks, meanwhile, are cured in salt for four days, then smoked, then slowly roasted, then doused with flaming booze at the table.
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After 15 years on the job, he was doused with chemicals that "burned my clothes clean off me" and left him ill.
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Getting doused in a milkshake robs far-right figures of the air of chauvinistic invulnerability that they spend so much time cultivating.
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I quickly doused the fire with a glass of water, and Antoine, the winery owner, couldn't have been kinder about my mistake.
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Being the good beauty editor that I am, I doused myself with what I thought was going to be total snake oil.
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As expected, J.R. Smith lost his shirt along the way—and was seen dousing a woman with champagne before being doused himself.
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Many family planning clinics are doused in baby pink and the walls are adorned with photos of cis-women holding their children.
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She tried to stamp the small fire out with her foot, and flight attendants doused the fire with a bucket of water.
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At night I would have recurring dreams about being chased through abandoned buildings while I was doused with gasoline by faceless forces.
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There's no chopping or shredding the meat to be doused with vinegar sauce, as they do elsewhere in Kentucky and the Carolinas.
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In the most extreme cases, spectators have spat on Froome and his teammates, doused them with liquids and tried to punch them.
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And the old man recounted it to Ms. Andersson, telling her about the time a jerk had been doused with a margarita.
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L.S.U. Coach Ed Orgeron was prematurely doused with Gatorade when the Tigers appeared to have a clinching interception in the fourth quarter.
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Officials say the two men doused the statue in Trojan-colored paint ... and also inked the letters "SC" into the landmark's pedestal.
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Reporter: First responders doused the victims with water, stripped off their clothes to wash off what they said was a chemical weapon.
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The remaining tank melted as it drained, the plastic disintegrating down to the rapidly lowering waterline as Glenn doused off the flames.
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He was then doused with bleach, apparently to destroy forensic evidence, before being dumped on the side of a quiet country road.
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According to the police report, Kenneth was robbed of $80, a credit card, an iPhone 7 and then doused with apple juice.
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That's the time to order those buffalo cheese curds, fried Wisconsin-cheddar morsels doused in a tangy butter-and-hot-sauce concoction.
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A first-aid worker doused me with saline and told me to take shallow breaths, as deeper ones irritate more lung tissue.
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Oil prices fell for a second session on worries that fuel demand could drop after Trump doused recent optimism over China-U.
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You will want, too, chewy buckwheat noodles doused with hot oil to sear in the flavors of red chile and garlic chives.
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It included a few burglaries and cruelty to an animal — he doused a cat with gasoline and placed it in a fire.
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According to activists, a further 200 people were treated for hypothermia after protesters were doused by water cannons despite the freezing temperature.
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On this Thursday, cured brook trout is coming out next with a bright leafy sorrel salad, doused in horseradish, lemon, and yoghurt.
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Even when deprived of water, the eggs can survive up to six months, and then hatch soon after they are doused with rain.
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According to the hospital in Buckinghamshire, UK, the bird had somehow doused himself in curry or turmeric, which prevented him from flying properly.
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A pile of chicken, green onions, and rice noodles was doused in spicy peanut sauce and served on a bed of iceberg lettuce.
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"He had (fireworks) strapped to himself and as I understand doused himself with some additional flammable and set himself on fire," said Capt.
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BMW's contrition, and its assurances to owners of defective vehicles that they can count on all necessary assistance, have not doused the indignation.
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Francesinha consists of Portuguese sausage linguiça and steak, doused in melted cheese and a tomato and beer sauce, all between a thick bread.
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According to Smollett's account, his assailants doused him with a chemical liquid before wrapping a rope around his neck and fleeing the scene.
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On Tuesday, a man was jailed for 17 years for manslaughter after he doused a 47-year-old Briton, Joanne Rand, with acid.
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At its heart the game is a road trip story about best friends, a car, the open road — doused in Final Fantasy-style.
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The crackdown on speculators in China's steel markets has doused a recovery in base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange, analysts say.
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He was referring to the champagne that had doused his uniform, not the struggles that threatened to sink his National League Championship Series.
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After the mayor was accused of organizing a pro-government mob, antigovernment protesters kidnapped her, cut her hair and doused her in paint.
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What the fast-food chicken chain will offer up after that is anyone's guess, because what can top chicken doused in shortbread cookies?
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But Tarasenko doused any comeback hopes with his second of the game and 23rd on the season to restore the two-goal edge.
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They tore it up and doused the strips of cloth with water, so the students could use them to breathe properly, they recalled.
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The kidnappers then disposed of the body in the trash bin on Long Island, doused it with gasoline and set it on fire.
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The new menu item consists of a Mickey-shaped pastry that is coated in pumpkin spice seasoning and then doused in powdered sugar.
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The breast, thigh, and drum basket also impressed — what could be better than a crispy drumstick doused in spicy oil and maple syrup?
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Separately, another man was also in critical condition after he was doused with what police described as "flammable liquid" and set on fire.
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One elderly informant lost his engineering job after he was doused at work with harmful chemicals that disabled and could have killed him.
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No fish sandwich is complete without a hearty serving of fresh potato chips on the side, doused in Old Bay seasoning, of course.
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The top is molded into a small hill, doused a final time, and claimed in the name of Hansen's with a small spoon.
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In August, 27 people were killed in Veracruz when assailants doused a strip club with gasoline and set it ablaze, blocking the exits.
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Petty and his family were eating breakfast when the arsonist doused the home's wooden staircase in flammable liquid and set it on fire.
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His statement that the country was ashamed about the rapes and that "our daughters will definitely get justice" hardly doused the growing anger.
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The ghost himself is a magnificently hulking spirit, all the more menacing after he's been doused with red wine that evokes dripping blood.
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Last month, a graduate student doused the University of North Carolina's Confederate monument in a mixture of her own blood and red ink.
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Footage showing a 15-year-old tackled to the ground and doused with water has provoked an outpouring of sympathy and fund-raising.
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It has been two decades of salsa verde, gremolata, sauce gribiche and maître d'hôtel butter, with all the rest doused in olive oil.
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Ms. Un served lobster, stir-fried with roe, ginger and spices, alongside rice and grilled corn, doused in coconut milk and fish sauce.
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When peat becomes dry enough to burn, it can continue to combust underground long after the trees on the surface have been doused.
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I doused the furry horns in gas, worked dry preservative between the skull plate and skin, then fastened the rack to a plaque.
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It actually tasted pretty good doused over most foods on the menu this week, although that's the whole point of condiments, isn't it?
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Oil prices fell on Wednesday for a second day on worries about falling fuel demand after Trump's comments doused optimism over China-U.
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Oil prices fell for a second day on Wednesday on worries about falling fuel demand after Trump's comments doused optimism over China-U.
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To lighten the load, the bodies of Alexei and Maria were removed and carted off into the forest — burned, doused with acid and buried.
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These men reportedly put a rope around Smollett's neck, hurled racist and homophobic slurs at him, and doused him in an unknown chemical substance.
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There were three men in their twenties in the district of Karama who were bound in chains, doused with gasoline, and burned to death.
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Police allege the victim's boyfriend, 26-year-old Larry McGloster, assaulted her and doused her with an unknown substance before setting her on fire.
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Hurricane Harvey doused Houston with record-setting rainfall and flooding, bringing the nation shocking social media posts of people stranded and desperate for rescue.
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A police water cannon doused the wreckage of a burned-out car and there were two separate fires on the road outside the stadium.
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Many worshippers trudged for miles between the spot where the killings took place and the mineshaft where the bodies, doused in acid, were thrown.
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Johnson's body was discovered in a Burlington alley doused in bleach in an apparent effort to destroy DNA evidence, the Des Moines Register reported.
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Koerner's gaman manifests through the "chemigrams" he creates—tintypes that are made from two plates sandwiched together and doused with a syrupy collodion sauce.
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After my dad died, my mom doused a polyester shirt in his cologne—he wore a lot—and sealed it in a plastic bag.
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P was doing a set at Wall for Art Basel, and just when she had the club jumping ... someone doused her laptop with booze!
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In a Charlie Rose-style setting, Evans interviews a celebrity with rapid-fire questions while they both eat chicken wings doused in hot sauce.
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But while Reymond Fuentes was being interviewed on the field after punching a two-run single in the second, Perez doused the unsuspecting rookie.
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After the unmitigated success of "Thank U, Next," she strutted into a pink trap house doused in crystals and champagne to unabashedly congratulate herself.
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The melancholy beauty of that story informs the Russian choreographer Tatiana Baganova's "Sepia," a sensual work washed in golden hues and doused in sand.
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Lobster's cameo is more distressing: beautiful claw and knuckle meat, crowded into a potato roll and doused with a sauce so overpowering, I mourned.
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How about a tower of meat shooting upwards from the plate, doused with glistening honey and propped up by small meatballs made of chicken?
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He'd doused himself in fossil fuel to protest fossil fuel use, after leaving a suicide note nearby and emailing a copy to this newspaper.
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Super Bowls have often been marred by varying degrees of shameless misogyny, with women having their clothes blown off or getting doused with beer.
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Or use raw diced scallops to make a ceviche, doused very briefly in lime juice and sparked with hot green chile, onion and cilantro.
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In between shows at Gamasa, her lions and tigers were confined to small cages, and doused with water to cool them during hot weather.
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Then, Northup tells us, they were dragged into the shade, doused with buckets of water and ordered back into their places in the cane.
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NEW DELHI — Migrant workers are being doused with disinfectant after being forced to walk hundreds of miles home as India grapples with the coronavirus.
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Fuel has evaporated Those doused by the jet fuel were decontaminated with soap and water and did not need to be hospitalized, said Sgt.
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Two years ago, when she was briefly jailed on corruption charges, some of her admirers doused themselves with gasoline and set themselves on fire.
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When a man was accused of stealing during a protest, Resistencia members punched and stabbed him, doused him with gasoline and set him afire.
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Democratic hopes rose accordingly, only to be doused with icy water by Mr. Cohn from the pages of The New York Times, no less.
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A protester dressed in black doused him in a liquid and then put a light to the man, who was then engulfed in flames.
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When an assailant doused him in a green liquid in Siberia last week, he exulted that his face made him look like a superhero.
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After that, the pizza is again doused with pumpkin pie filling, just in case it forgot that it was humiliated not ten minutes ago.
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Masked men had doused him in gasoline and set his face on fire when he was in the street right in front of his house.
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These days, you can find poke served over zucchini noodles, doused in ponzu or soy sauce, covered with chile flakes, or served with avocado slices.
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American Airlines flight 1090 hadn't gotten far when it was forced to divert to Jacksonville because of a spilled soda that doused an electrical outlet.
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Clinton started her day by ordering scrambled egg whites and vegetables from room service, and typically doused the breakfast with her favorite condiment: hot sauce.
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One woman from India was doused with acid by her husband and mother-in-law after giving birth to a girl rather than a boy.
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I doused my hair in the equally fancy smelling stuff, left it on for about 30 seconds, and rinsed to reveal soft, freshly conditioned strands.
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Bebinca weakened to a low pressure system when it made landfall on Friday morning, but still doused some parts of northern Vietnam with heavy rains.
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One woman wearing a "Trump" jersey was cornered by the mob and pelted in the face with eggs, spit on and doused with water bottles.
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Nearly three years after a co-worker doused her with gasoline and lit her on fire at the hospital where they both worked, Army Capt.
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According to India's environment minister Prakash Javadekar, 70% of the blazes had been doused by May 2 and their numbers reduced from 1,200 to 303.
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I munch on a few hard-boiled eggs doused with Tabasco, and half a peanut butter and honey bagel, while M. devours yogurt and fruit.
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Butterflied and breaded fried wieners are doused in red sauce, buried under a pound (actually) of mozzarella cheese, and nestled inside a cleverly cut ciabatta.
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She is among so many Afghan women who doused hot cooking oil on their bodies in an attempt to self-immolate and end their suffering.
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Police allege that Kyles then retrieved a gas can from the van's back seat and doused the teen before flicking a lighter close to her.
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We attended, and those hopes were dashed three days in when some psychotic bro apparently doused a kitten in alcohol and lit it on fire.
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Previously, Tenzin Delek told Lhamo's mother he had been tortured, including being beaten and thrown to the ground, and doused with hot and cold water.
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Gatorade previously bought a brand-themed lens during Super Bowl 50 that made it look like the user was being doused by the sports drink.
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Too bad all that perfect landscape is shortly to be doused in the human blood that sprays, firehose-style, across Julia Decournau's new movie Raw.
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Butterflied and breaded fried wieners are doused in red sauce and a pound (literally) of mozzarella cheese and are nestled inside a cleverly cut ciabatta.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the month when Snapchat users doused themselves with a bucket of Gatorade 165 million times in two days.
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More than anything else, You Know You Want This is a sanguinarium of gothic horror, less Carrie Bradshaw than Carrie White doused in pig blood.
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A Coney Island is a hot dog doused with chili and topped with a handful of raw onions and a varying amount of yellow mustard.
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Dozens, many of them masked, threw rocks, firecrackers and road signs at police who doused them with high-pressure water jets and fired gas rounds.
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In lieu of a money shot — which the male performers have proven themselves incapable of providing organically — the women are doused in cold potato soup.
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Over the previous three years, Real Madrid had been uncharacteristically calm, its swirling political intrigue and near-continual backstage infighting doused by Zidane's preternatural cool.
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Ms. Hannigan led the audience into the room from a darkened corridor, carrying a candle, which she eventually doused before rising to a recessed balcony.
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Doused in pepper, salt and history, the region's signature dish is a staple of after-church dinners, and a fine reason for a road trip.
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Magazine court order or no, were you to steal it without her O.K., you would deserve to be doused in a bucket of clockwork blood.
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In its earliest form, it was simply unripened fruit, doused with vinegar to make it sourer yet, and used as a palliative for morning sickness.
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They sprayed the Westminster Treasury with fake blood and then doused the iconic Wall Street bull with it during acts of civil disobedience this October.
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After their previous game, an upset win Monday over the Miami Heat, Wizards players doused Mathews with water to celebrate his career-best shooting night.
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One of the men allegedly took the promoter's iPhone 7, credit card and $80, and doused him in apple juice, according to the police report.
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I know many people love their seafood and vegetables to be doused in some thick, creamy business, but I am not one of those people.
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They want their land restored to its original condition, before the plant doused it with pollutants, which would cost the company an additional $50 million.
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Moments after the Warriors secured the bag -- back-to-back titles, and 3 out of the last 4 -- they doused themselves in super expensive champagne.
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A 3-year-old boy was doused with acid or another corrosive substance while in a stroller outside a store in western England on Saturday.
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Blasting bacteria with a frothy soap scrub can feel pretty good, especially on a sticky-hot day, or when you've recently been doused in vomit.
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Finally, a man in a motorcycle helmet calmly walked into the center of the frenzied crowd, doused the semiconscious brothers with gasoline and lit a match.
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As we first reported ... 2 men attacked Smollett at around 2 AM in Chicago and put his head in a noose and doused him in bleach.
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The U.S. currency received a boost last week as the euro slid after the European Central Bank doused talk it was contemplating tapering its monetary easing.
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Some of the boards even caught fire while they were being destroyed and had to be doused with a powder-based fire extinguisher, the council said.
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According to ABC 6, the feline was doused in gasoline before she was thrown in the trash bag and left to be picked up as garbage.
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He doused her with the gas and then set her on fire and used a razor blade to cut her, according to a federal criminal complaint.
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Exhausted and low on supplies, the medics doused the patients with water and tried to treat the rest with their limited respirators and medicine, he said.
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They are stroked and fussed over and doused with buckets of water, their chestnut colored fur immediately turning shades darker, like brushing suede back and forth.
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The debut trailer doesn't show actual gameplay, but instead features live-action footage that shows a world that looks like Mad Max doused in pink smoke.
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Earlier this month the police doused friends and relatives with pepper spray and then arrested them as they called for a fuller investigation of his disappearance.
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WITHIN a day, fire crews doused the blaze that killed 64 people on March 25th at the Winter Cherry mall in Kemerovo, a Siberian mining hub.
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Isadore Banks was an African-American World War I veteran who was chained to a tree, doused in gasoline and burned beyond recognition in June 20103.
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Music-writing, as he saw it, was doused in ego—like an artist's self-portrait—and he imagined a new form that could essentially compose itself.
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Three scoops nestled on a bed of cracked waffle bowls, and all of it is doused in hot fudge and that strangely addictive Disneyland whipped cream.
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In a parody of sexist dance music culture, they're forced to pose in cages, doused with milk, and mocked about their appearance by directors and photographers.
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Vegetarian/Vegan: Chicken-Less Mandarin Orange MorselsYou can still enjoy Trader Joe's frozen meals meat-free, like these chicken-less bites doused in mandarin-orange sauce.
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A demonstrator was shot point-blank by a police officer, and one man was doused with a flammable liquid and set aflame after scolding rowdy protesters.
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When he finally gets to Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton, he rushes through the jokes, as if disgust had doused the last embers of his rage.
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Then, the same egg is doused in maple syrup, left to sit for a day, and moved to a glass filled with water and blue dye.
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Sadly, the passion that flames between Dominika and Nate is doused within seconds, though he does bring her a nice cup of coffee in the morning.
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As much as I would sooner fling myself into a skip doused in gasoline carrying an open flame than admit what I am about to admit.
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Pure fentanyl and carfentanil are white powder, but the samples she produced included a purplish substance, and green plant material doused with synthetic marijuana and opioids.
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Some fucker doused the crowd with a fire extinguisher at a punk show last year, damaging the PA and someone went to hospital from the inhalation.
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One inmate's widow said officials had doused the area with gasoline, which fueled a fire through the small cells strung with hammocks and divided with sheets.
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So the fires of Chimaera were the result of carbon-dioxide-rich limestone, or calcium carbonate and hydrogen-rich serpentinized rocks that were doused by rainwater.
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Some 100 fires are burning across the east coast, and authorities battling to contain them reckon most will stay alight until they doused by sustained rain.
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And she survived thanks to the quick actions of Mr. Ut, who doused her with water and took her to a hospital in Saigon for care.
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A (very ugly) statue of Forrest was doused in pink paint in 2017, and the guy who owned it said he wouldn't take the paint off.
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The famous pair of lions that guard its city center headquarters were daubed with graffiti and briefly set alight after being doused in a flammable liquid.
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Imagine heartburn after you've eaten something spicy, but amped up to 11, as if the thing you'd eaten was a chain saw doused in ghost peppers.
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In the southern town of Khan Younis, a woman bathed her children in a bucket in the street, while a man doused his horse with water.
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After spending hours carving out windows, tires, and the trunk of the truck, Milano heated up his masterpiece, doused it in gravy, and munched it up.
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From thick-cut steak French fries to crispy shoestring French fries and poutine doused in gravy and cheese, French fries come in thousands of mouthwatering varieties.
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BIRTHDAY CAKE POPCORN: One of the strangest products I tried was this popcorn that comes coated in a vanilla-flavored glaze and doused in rainbow sprinkles.
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The famous pair of lions that guard its city center headquarters were daubed with graffiti and briefly set alight after being doused in a flammable liquid.
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A fire broke out, too high to be quickly doused with water, and onlookers could only stare in disbelief as the building was consumed by flames.
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As he rounded third and approached the plate, Ford flung his helmet into the air and then was doused with Gatorade at the plate by teammates.
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It also ordered that roads be doused with water to settle dust, and banned diesel-powered electricity generators for 10 days except at hospitals and cellphone towers.
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Back in her lab, in a "gym" (or possibly a spa) for corals, she put the strongest little beasties in vats and doused them with warming water.
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He doused Blanchard, his boss, with the gasoline and then set her on fire, and used a razor blade to cut her, a federal criminal complaint states.
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Between carne asada, al pastor, birria, carnitas, chorizo, and every crispy variety of offal placed atop tortillas and doused with salsa, Mexicans eat a lot of meat.
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Cuco serves me one with a plate of mini tortillas topped with rice and guacamole, and a bowl of cucumber doused with lime juice and Tajín seasoning.
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According to Smollett's account, his assailants struck him in the face, draped a rope around his neck and doused him with an "unknown chemical substance" before fleeing.
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And Proxima b is a little too close to its host star for comfort, so it probably gets doused with a lot of solar flares and radiation.
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Likewise, that Caesar needs to have romaine lettuce, croutons and Parmesan cheese doused in a dressing that contains anchovies, or you need to call it something else.
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The U.S. currency has been on the back foot since Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen last month doused expectations for hikes in U.S. interest rates anytime soon.
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Starlit Hyper-Glitz Lipstick, which as the brand teases on Instagram, also comes in unrelenting orange, red, pink, and oxblood hues — all doused in glitter, of course.
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It's capable of dropping the temperature to up to 59 degrees in just 10 minutes, so you won't have to suffer through long stretches doused in sweat.
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Unlike other hoverboard burning videos, this one doesn't continue to burn and shoot out batteries, but that might be because he quickly doused the device with water.
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Read more: I visited a 200-year-old Russian bathhouse in Moscow, where I paid $85 to be whacked with branches and doused in ice-cold water.
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Similar to English muffins, crumpets are a staple of the British breakfast table or afternoon tea -- small savory griddle cakes that are toasted and doused in butter.
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Among the cases cited in that report: Police officers once fired a stun gun at a deranged man who had doused himself in gasoline, setting him ablaze.
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Carefully peeled oranges or orange slices are doused in caramel, sometimes to candy them, other times to infuse them with the rich taste of the silken sugar.
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The hard-to-get strategy may work best on people whose brains are doused in dopamine, a marker for exploratory behavior: unpredictability, playfulness, and high energy levels.
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They thought that by posting funny videos of themselves being doused with ice water, they were raising awareness of the issue and therefore had done their parts.
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Marines doused themselves with mosquito repellent so evil-smelling that experts said the North Vietnamese and Vietcong soldiers could identify us over long distances and avoid contact.
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The win, the Knicks' third in a row, led to a celebration, as Fizdale's players doused him with water and ice as he entered the locker room.
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It has also doused expectations for a global economic rebound, and triggered an unscheduled U.S. interest rate cut this week, the biggest since the global financial crisis.
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Mr. Apolonio said that as the police chased the gunman through the hotel, he doused himself with gasoline, set himself afire and shot himself in the head.
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Hold the Phone, Sydney … It's Raining: For one gray and drenching moment, or a few hours in some places, strong rain doused some of Australia's deadly flames.
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" It's one that can be doused in a little bit of shame and riddled with major regret:"What's the business mistake that cost you thousands of dollars?
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I returned the next day and this time ate skari, a local Greek fish, grilled and served doused in olive oil poured onto it at the table.
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Peloton and GOOP have been mightily doused in snarky and sharky sentiments; and sometimes it even seems as if the brands themselves own and cultivate that image.
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The storm doused the Baja California peninsula with strong wind and rain after touching down early Saturday morning, though there were no reports of victims or damages.
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With hands doused with toxic liquid, they rubbed the face of their victim, who was waiting to check in for a flight at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
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You might grab some nachos and stop to catch a zombie flick at the 5-D cinema, where you'll be doused with water when blood sprays onscreen.
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It has also doused expectations for a global economic rebound, and triggered an unscheduled U.S. interest rate cut this week, the biggest since the global financial crisis.
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The couple met in 2015 in Washington at the Color Run, an event where runners are doused with colored powder at stops along the five-kilometer run.
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U.S. crude oil futures were down 2.5% at $55.85 a barrel as investors worried that fuel demand could weaken after Trump doused recent optimism over China-U.
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" -"The inconsistent menus—literally, my menu was missing dishes that I found on my dining partners'—were chock-full of steakhouse classics doused with unnecessarily high-end ingredients.
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This week, it's Indianapolis 15-year-old Kyland Clark, who suffered second-degree burns after a friend reportedly doused him in hot water as part of the #hotwaterchallenge.
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Her children and several others received the same fate as they tried to escape the 37,000-square-foot home, which Carlton doused in gasoline and set on fire.
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She was also allegedly denied regular meals, deputies said according to the outlet — allegedly only being allowed one meal a day, which was doused heavily in hot sauce.
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The sprinkler system doused a small fire started as a result of the crash and a specialized team will work to secure the jet, the Associated Press reported.
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Meanwhile unknown assailants doused Alexei Navalny, Russia's leading opposition politician, with a green dye and acid, causing him to lose much of the sight in his right eye.
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The oil and commodity slump doused rental demand in the energy heartland of Alberta, where the vacancy rate swelled to 8.1 percent from 5.6 percent a year earlier.
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After the rate cut approved last week, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell quickly doused market expectations that the move was a sign of an extended period of monetary easing.
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The real magic happened backstage, where Ortega took Lively's damp hair out from under the hat and doused it with Christophe Robin's rose water-infused Instant Volumizing mist.
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Io, which looks like a fossilized jaw-breaker doused in acid and whose atmosphere collapses pretty regularly, certainly isn't the first moon I'd buy cosmic real estate on.
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The attacker was shot and wounded by security guards, and retreated into a hotel room, where he doused a bed with gasoline and shot himself, according to Reilly.
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They smell it in their air when the tiny volume of the LM repressurizes and the helmets come off—it smells like gunpowder, or ashes doused with water.
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Many of the boisterous fans who had watched Andy Murray dispatch Milos Raonic in the earlier semifinal headed for the exits when a prolonged thunderstorm doused the courts.
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Recently, hopes of a fledgling growth turnaround were doused by data showing China's factory output growth slowing in October and Japan's economy grinding to a standstill in Q83.
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The holiday is often referred to as the world's biggest water fight, with revelers throwing water at passing cars and motorbikes that sometimes swerve to avoid getting doused.
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One example is the Dunk Tank Flambé — think traditional dunk tank, only instead of getting doused in water, you're in a flame-retardant suit and lit on fire.
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Ironically, the majority of cotton crops are doused with popular types of insecticides known as neonics, which are one of the most significant threats to honey bee populations.
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Still, the index has shed nearly 3 percent after recent dovish comments by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen doused expectations for hikes in U.S. interest rates anytime soon.
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Several guards were injured, according to news reports, and Ms. Goodman reported that protesters had been doused with pepper spray and that dogs had been used against them.
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Recently, hopes of a fledgling growth turnaround were doused by data showing China's factory output growth slowing in October and Japan's economy grinding to a standstill in Q3.
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Mr. Parker then doused one of the rooms with gas and lit it on fire before running down the stairs and leaving the building, all in 20 minutes.
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I dropped it off with him, and minutes later, my purchase reappeared at our table, grilled and doused in olive oil, minced garlic and several jolts of vinegar.
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Doused in pepper, salt and history, the region's signature dish is a staple of after-church dinners and a fine reason for a road trip, our writer found.
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In sandeko momo (sandeko meaning "marinate" in Nepali), the dumplings are doused with chile paste and clarifying mustard oil and half-buried under a rubble of roasted soybeans.
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I would have loved Thoros to have returned as a wight, but there was a certain poetry about being doused in my own booze and set on fire.
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That's a vital concern since he's spoken of bringing back waterboarding, in which a detained person is doused with buckets of water to the point of near-drowning.
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As the police water cannon moved past the mosque, its gate and steps were doused with a stinging blue liquid that officers sprayed at protesters holding signs outside.
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The two men were then taken to an intake area, where Mr. Hernandez was put in a shower, beaten, pepper-sprayed and doused in hot water, he said.
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You feed the cells in the safety of a fume hood in which everything has been doused in alcohol, and you are the one potential source of contamination.
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I&aposve heard the north coast and the western part of the island, as well as other parts of the interior outside Ubud, are still doused in magic.
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Inmates are dragged and kicked while handcuffed, as well as doused with pepper spray when routine verbal commands and de-escalation techniques would suffice, according to the report.
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The fish is grilled, and "doused in spices," in the middle of a war-torn city in a war-torn country that desperately wants an end to war.
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She (for surely this piscine trophy is also female) is doused in rum and set on fire, suggesting that revenge is a dish best served hot and soused.
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Mr. Mnuchin doused more cold water on the border-adjustment tax this week, revealing his serious concerns about the impact of taxing imports and exempting exports from taxation.
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Sometimes, an older Mexican man parks beside the Muslim couple and sells mangos, doused in lime juice and covered with dried chile salt, canopied by a multicolored umbrella.
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One pangolin that was confiscated in Johannesburg after being brought from Zimbabwe had been doused in bleach, apparently to disguise its strong natural smell at the border, Wright said.
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Years of underachievement and disappointment have doused any serious hope among supporters and jingoistic media that England will finally emulate the feats of 1966 and win the World Cup.
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These were doused every now and then by glum growth data that sent investors piling back into safe-haven and defensive bets, only to venture back into riskier waters.
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The footage shows Meghan — clad in shorts and a button-down denim shirt — getting doused by professional golfer Rory McIlroy, who nominated the former actress to take the plunge.
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Night-time helicopters were assisting efforts to control the blaze, it said, continuing the work of 10 air tankers that doused the area fire retardant earlier in the day.
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The Ducks doused the Flames in both encounters in Calgary during the first-round series and improved to 21-23 in Alberta with Sunday's 22-33 triumph in Edmonton.
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Earlier this session, bullion fell to its lowest since July 216.24 at $1,400.31 as the dollar surged after the U.S. Federal Reserve doused expectations of further monetary policy easing.
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Julien Sandlin, 7, was severely burned Monday after another child doused him in nail polish remover and set him on fire outside the family's Missouri apartment, his mother said.
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Holding on tight to her bag of the pastries, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star posted another video showing off the beignets inside—all doused in powdered sugar.
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Police said casino security shot and wounded the gunman, who then retreated to a hotel room and doused himself in gasoline and died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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The dollar fell slightly on Friday as a Federal Reserve official's seemingly dovish remarks and uninspiring data on the U.S. economy doused the sanguine mood from earlier this week.
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The storm doused Central America with heavy rains on Thursday, killing at least 16 people in Nicaragua, 10 in Costa Rica, two in Honduras and two in El Salvador.
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We broke the story ... Jussie says two men in ski masks jumped him, beat him up, doused him with bleach and left a rope around his neck before fleeing.
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Armed with little more than a garden house, he doused lava bombs as they bombarded the property, destroying windows, crashing through the roof and igniting parts of the house.
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One of my most memorable experiences was visiting a 200-year-old Russian bathhouse, where I paid $85 to be whacked with branches and doused in ice-cold water.
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And Mr. Pence, who has faced calls to ditch Mr. Trump or even to replace him as the party's nominee for president, doused predictions that the ticket might collapse.
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On Wednesday, as a chilly rain doused the city, Brazilians absorbed the news that the Senate had voted to hold an impeachment trial for their suspended president, Dilma Rousseff.
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After she goes to the senior prom with one of the most popular boys, then is doused with pig's blood as a prank, she goes on a telekinetic rampage.
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While they certainly thrust their hips with gusto, snap their wrists and strike the right jagged poses, the effect is nevertheless a bit like Fosse doused in fabric softener.
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Every new angle is a chance to explore a facet of Twilley's past, as if through a snapshot of time doused with the artist's imagination and some flame retardant.
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The 57-year-old driver doused himself in a flammable liquid and then lit his clothing while sitting in a taxi near parliament, police and the fire department said.
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A vehicle mounted the pavement and collided with pedestrians in one of the capital's busiest tourist areas on Saturday afternoon, but police doused concerns it was a terrorist attack.
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"We have that negative stereotype, and we're trying to reverse it," he said, pausing to admonish a partygoer who had lightly doused a reporter and another guest with beer.
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They doused the flames and threatened vegetation with hoses, and firefighters and National Guard troops used bulldozers, shovels and axes to clear brush and trees, to create fire breaks.
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Spencer held a small rally outside the White House to protest the Syria bombing, where protesters shouted "We want walls, not war!" and counter-protesters doused Spencer with glitter.
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As Mr. Farage walked away from the small crowd he was addressing, Paul Crowther, 32, lifted the lid from his milkshake and doused Mr. Farage with the creamy drink.
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The Army ordered lights along the East Coast to be doused or shielded to lessen the silhouetting of ships offshore that had made them easy prey for U-boats.
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The new patriarchy will respect women but it makes subtle demands: First, go get shot, get doused in acid or get raped, and then we will be with you.
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While helicopters have doused flames around Concepcion, the Boeing supertanker 747 that Bolivian President Evo Morales ordered to battle blazes across the country has not yet made it here.
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In its simplest form, it is tender, sweet slices of boiled octopus, sprinkled with sea salt, doused with olive oil and dusted with the smoky Spanish paprika called pimentón.
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Here it is served as a steak sandwich, but the bread is in the form of thin, intensely crispy crostini, which is then doused in very good Spanish paprika.
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She had been on her way to catch a train in Unnao district to attend a hearing when she was doused with kerosene and set on fire, police said.
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The living room walls were painted a lurid shade of blue, and everything else had been doused in a color that I can only describe as nicotine-tinged ivory.
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Confrontations with security forces, which have left more than 110 dead over the last four months, were modest on Friday as protesters and police were doused by tropical downpours.
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DELAWARE: Matt's Fish Camp Lewes in Lewes certainly knows how to do fries the Delaware way, including the restaurant's crab fries, which are doused in crab and Old Bay.
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They sang songs, doused the pilot whales with buckets of water, draped wet cloths and sheets onto the beached whales to keep them cool and helped with the refloating.
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But there's grief in it, and mortal comedy, and a covert humanism doused in vinegar: Aldrich once protested to Elaine that his bill for the night was too high.
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Heaps of e-waste are set on fire or doused with chemical solvents in order to burn off the rubber and plastic so workers can harvest the valuable materials inside.
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On the menu, there's buffalo lollipop wings and a chilled half lobster; no-nonsense Berkshire pork chop with jalapeno grits, a summer bean salad doused in a red curry vinaigrette.
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The team doused petri dishes containing N. fowleri and another group of amoeba that can cause fatal brain infections, Acanthamoeba, with the drugs alone and in combination with the silver.
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This particular case resonated with the public because it was unusual and egregious — a sumptuous blend of a moderately rare edge case doused with a hefty dose of poor judgment.
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On April 6, Rafi was tricked into going to the roof of a school building, where at least four unidentified people doused her in kerosene and set her on fire.
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Speaking exclusively to Refinery29, Ward explains why she chose a black and white motif for the video, and what it was like being doused with freezing water for her art.
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On the evening of New Year's Day, with a video camera recording, one of the boys doused the other's jeans in lighter fluid, then set them ablaze with a blowtorch.
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Encouraged by social media, anti-scooter types have knocked them into the streets, thrown them off parking garages, or even doused them with lighter fluid and set them on fire.
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Videos posted on Twitter show one woman wearing a "Trump" jersey being cornered by the mob and pelted in the face with eggs, spit on and doused with water bottles.
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He was seemingly beaten and doused with acid from head to toe before being unleashed onto the streets - irreversibly mentally and physically wounded, a mere shadow of his former self.
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The lower third of the piece, as well as the vertical sections to the right, left and center, are blackened as if they'd been doused in gasoline and set aflame.
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Talking to FightHype, "Money" Mayweather doused any hope of boxing fans who wanted him to make a quick return to the ring—opting to concentrate on his new promotional venture.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Doused in acid as punishment for rejection, Patricia Lefranc is typical of the thousands of women whose lives are ruined by ex-partners armed with acid.
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Yellen's comments, coupled with ultra-loose monetary policies in Japan and Europe, doused expectations of any aggressive interest rate hikes this year and fueled a rally in Asian equities markets.
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Villagers like Mwareya have tried machetes and hoes to clear the weed, while commercial timber plantations have doused it with chemicals and tried to root it out, all without success.
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The Teranet report showed continued strength in Ontario, the most populous province, offset the first decline in Vancouver in 22 months as a new foreign buyers tax doused the market.
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Rather than smothering the tentacles in sauce, the tender legs were painted with just enough olive oil and doused with parsley and garlic to complement the pleasing undertones of charbroiling.
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Every nook and cranny of the wing is just doused in sauce, and it still retains its crispiness even though it's kind of been sitting here for a few minutes.
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The "Ice" half of the menu lists cold fish dishes including, of course, ceviche, but also lighter aguachiles, raw fish flash-doused in a chile-citrus bath to bright effect.
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As widely expected, the Fed on Wednesday eased policy for the first time since the financial crisis, but doused market views that it would embark on a lengthy easing campaign.
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Kobe Bryant is probably still cleaning the liquid gold out of his ears this morning ... after getting DOUSED in gold slime last night at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Sports Awards!
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Passers-by doused him with water, the group said; he was taken to a county hospital and later to one in Chengdu, the provincial capital, but he died en route.
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After members of his family were doused with gasoline and set on fire by rioters, he fled India and had himself smuggled to Paris via Turkey (by plane and truck).
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First, they doused 3,500 sperm in doxorubicin hydrochloride, a common anticancer drug that sperm can absorb into their membranes, says study author Mariana Medina-Sánchez, a researcher at the institute.
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His comments doused expectations that the central bank would cut rates again soon and also hurt expectations that the European Central Bank would lean towards more aggressive easing, analysts said.
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This is the choice David Buckel made one crisp April morning, when he walked from his Brooklyn apartment to Prospect Park, doused himself in gasoline and lit himself on fire.
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He seemed very pleased to present us with an antipasti cart — slices of prosciutto, chunks of Parmigiano-Reggiano, marinated peppers — which he then, without asking, doused with aged balsamic vinegar.
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Danyaal Mahmud, who first doused Mr. Robinson, told the newspaper The Observer that he had taken the action after becoming offended by what Mr. Robinson had been saying to him.
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But the first bite — moist ground lamb laced with onion and a jolt of spice, wrapped in pillowy naan and doused with a Pakistani cucumber-yogurt sauce — stopped me short.
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No. But in Mr. Trump's Republican Party, no figure is too marginal to be ignored — and even the faintest spark of opposition must be snuffed out, doused, crushed and buried.
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Surrendering her role as a chemical wizard, Brandon's "Dispersion II and III" (2019) — unique gelatin fiber prints doused with mirror remover — changes daily in the gallery due to environmental exposure.
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"He was strapped with some homemade incendiary devices, some firecrackers and doused himself with some kind of flammable liquid and attempted to set himself on fire," Captain Perry told reporters.
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His notoriety made him a target: In 1984, he was treated for second- and third-degree burns after being doused with paint thinner by a fellow inmate and set ablaze.
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After several minutes of drilling, a few feet at a time, the bit pushed into the void, letting loose a geyser that sprayed the gallery walls and doused the crew.
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I got in trouble for that short story, too, because I doused it with gasoline, set it on fire, and threw it onto somebody's porch, burning down the entire house.
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She ordered most of the food put into black garbage bags, bundled them on the grass and, in a move that stunned the gathered group, doused the pile with bleach.
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Created by George Segal, the four figures — two standing men and two sitting women — are doused in white paint and aren't immediately recognizable as figures in the gay rights movement.
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According to the investment bank Scenic Advisement, private investors doused technology and biotech companies with $210 billion last year — far outpacing the $50.3 billion raised via IPOs and follow-on offerings.
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Everything was cooked to order — squid marinated in a vinegary red pepper sauce doused with sesame seeds, fish bursting with roe that you ate head to tail, and freshly steamed cockles.
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Well, good news, because the salivating aromas of poutine—Canada's signature mix of French fries and squeaky cheese curds, all doused in gravy—can now be found in a lip balm.
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Juan Bak, the owner and the self-proclaimed 'King of Chinchulines', greets me with a small amuse-bouche of grilled intestines doused with chimichurri between two rounds of toasted French bread.
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Building on that very solid foundation, the boys created a symphony of smoked brisket and charred poblano peppers doused in duck fat and garnished with ludicrous amounts of Sevruga sturgeon caviar.
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A Saudi-based industry source said the strike targeted a power transformer station near the plant, which led to a small fire that was quickly doused and did not impact operations.
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A man with swimming goggles and a T-shirt wrapped around his neck held a spray bottle filled with water, and doused anyone's face who had been hit with the teargas.
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The first time I used Keraphix, I just popped off the cap and doused my head, but this keratin and rice protein treatment isn't like a regular rinse-out conditioning shot.
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A 44-year-old Washington state mother allegedly doused her teen daughter with gasoline and threatened to light her on fire after becoming angry over a bad test score, PEOPLE confirms.
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Scores were also injured when the building was torched, authorities said, with the cause suspected to be arson by a man who shouted "Die" as he doused the building with petrol.
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LOS ANGELES — As if Jordan Rodgers' attempt to step out of his big brother Aaron's shadow wasn't hard enough, his ex-girlfriend just doused him with a big bucket of shade.
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Other activities contribute to algal blooms too – like fertilizer-doused lawns and leaky septic systems in urban areas – but by far it is agriculture that has the biggest land use footprint.
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Serve with thick cut toasted sourdough, doused in olive oil, Ritz crackers, and a few spicy dill-pickled radishes, as well as a raw garlic clove for rubbing on the toast.
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On several occasions, protesters have doled out vigilante justice, beating people who were perceived to be against their movement, including one man who was doused with fluid and set on fire.
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On a recent trip to Russia, I visited a 200-year-old traditional bathhouse in Moscow, where I paid $85 to be whacked with branches and doused in ice-cold water.
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He doused himself with gasoline in what officials said was a suicide attempt in 2014 the day before the bankrupt property was to be sold at auction, according to local media.
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The police said James Patrick Dillon, 23, stabbed a neighbor in the head, doused a man in accelerant and set him on fire, and fatally stabbed Mr. Patouhas in his shop.
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I cleanse my palate with some chenin blanc by Habit Wine Company before tasting a raw scallop doused in yuzu juice, vadouvan curry, almonds, and cilantro, prepared by chef Steven Fretz.
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On June 11, the Golden Valley Pride Run invites athletes to take a jaunt through Minneapolis's Brookview Park and Pride festival to get doused in paint, all for a good cause.
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So you love spice: Three alarm wings, salsa that kicks hard while it dances down your throat, and everything from eggs to mac and cheese doused in ghost pepper hot sauce.
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The man then told the 911 operator that he was holding a handgun on his mother and little sister, had doused the house with gasoline and was thinking of torching it.
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Instead, he dodged, deflected and demurred — deciding, it seemed, that all of the fires that Mr. Trump has set in the past year could not be doused in a single night.
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MILAN (Reuters) - South Korean iceman Chung Hyeon doused the fire of Russian Andrey Rublev to win the inaugural Next Gen ATP Finals on Saturday — pocketing a $254,230 check in the process.
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I've often wondered about the 10 file cabinets of domestic surveillance records that officials in the Memphis Police Department doused with fuel and burned in 1976, the year I was born.
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Perhaps you prefer your chicken deboned, deep-fried, doused with Frank's Red Hot, and covered in provolone and blue cheese before being being thrown in into a foot-long sub. No?
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There is only one problem, at least for those who believe that biography should be doused in Robert Caro syrup: King Bolden, as he was nicknamed, left next to nothing behind.
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As the team of dancers doused each other in multicolored paint and glitter, transformed before our eyes into sparkling aliens, we stood together, for a near-hour-long preemptive standing ovation.
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Kingfish ceviche comes with a pea puree rather than the citrus brine it gets everywhere else, and steak tartare is reimagined as a raw steak sandwich, doused in smoky Spanish paprika.
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Mr. Salim, a Tanzanian also captured in 2003 and held by the C.I.A. in Afghanistan, was beaten, isolated in a dark cell for months, doused with water and deprived of sleep.
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As Fred is eating, his turds — wet, cold, fat as hand-rolled cigars and strafed with undigested hay and grass — must be collected and the lawn around them doused with water.
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Some of the same elements in fuchka reappear in chotpoti: mashed potatoes and yellow vatana doused with tamarind water until almost soupy, with the fuchka shells crushed and littered on top.
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Some of the same elements in fuchka reappear in chotpoti: mashed potatoes and yellow vatana doused with tamarind water until almost soupy, with the fuchka shells crushed and littered on top.
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The stations are surprisingly gorgeous—less like the dank, pee-doused tunnels you find beneath New York or San Francisco and more like the ornate museums and posh hotels above them.
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"The pudding was made in pudding basins, turned out, decorated in holly, doused in brandy and then the palace steward would carry it, flaming, into the royal dining room," explained McGrady.
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Mysore relies on ginger for travel nausea: She keeps cut-up raw chunks of it doused with a fresh lemon (which keeps the spicy root naturally fresh) in her plastic bag.
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" Last week, when his team doused him with water after it had punched its ticket to the Final Four, he said, "Best daggum bath I've ever had with my clothes on.
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I mention to Hong the sauce's prevalence in other dishes—Schezwan naan, Schezwan chaat (a mix of fried Indian snacks doused in chili sauce), and Schezwan popcorn—and he is amused.
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The 7-year-old feline was found doused in motor oil and on death's door after ingesting so much of the toxic substance while cleaning it off his coat, reports KTLA 5.
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Before the NBA season began, most hoops experts suggested the Portland Trail Blazers were professional basketball's equivalent of a stripped-down car, doused in gasoline, ready to be torched for insurance money.
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When heavy rain doused the lake–officially called Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre—twice last year, Fredericks made the three-day drive from Sydney with his mirrors and cameras to photograph the landscape.
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The storm doused Central America with heavy rains on Thursday, killing at least 12 people in Nicaragua, nine in Costa Rica, two in Honduras and two in El Salvador, local authorities said.
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Prosecutors have said that Slager doused Malinowski with gasoline before using a cigarette lighter to catch her on fire while they were at a gas station in Gahanna, Ohio, three years ago.
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The first phase is called development, where the idea is sown in fertile ground, doused in some creative juice and poked and prodded for a while to see what it grows into.
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While Schwartz inexcusably called now-wife Katie Maloney a "moron" on their alcohol-doused Bachelor-Bachelorette party, everyone knew we were watching two inebriated, emotional people have it out before their wedding.
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The statement, which was obtained by PEOPLE, states Riggins allegedly doused his girlfriend Sheron K. Pasco with gasoline on the evening of July 5 before setting her on fire with a lighter.
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The storm doused Central America with heavy rains on Thursday, killing at least 11 people in Nicaragua, eight in Costa Rica, two in Honduras and one in El Salvador, local authorities said.
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Music from the movie will play in the background as Snapchatters choose between wearing a proton pack and becoming a genuine Ghostbuster or getting doused with green slime by a playful apparition.
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Thinly sliced iceberg lettuce, Thai chilies, and wood ear fungus are doused with hot sesame oil right before serving—this side of greens may very well be the highlight of your meal.
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They saved the pup from a southern Dallas burning home, after someone doused the house with gasoline and set it on fire, according to WFAA 8 News, which first reported the story.
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Armed with little more than a garden house, he doused lava bombs as they bombarded his and his neighbors' homes, destroying windows, crashing through the roof and igniting parts of the houses.
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From the air, some 70 helicopters and large aircraft including a 747, two DC-10s and about a dozen air tankers doused flames across the affected area with fire retardant, officials said.
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Although the latter is offering an "Impossible Whopper" that contains zero beef, it's not a vegan meal: It comes doused in the same mayo the chain uses on all its regular Whoppers.
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Santa Teresa; 011-506-2640-0433 Doused with lime and hidden beneath a heap of crunchy cabbage and cilantro, the fish tacos at this family-run seafood market aren't to be missed.
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After the Cavaliers won Game 7 of the finals against the Warriors, Coach Tyronn Lue put the final piece of the puzzle in place as his players doused one another with Champagne.
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Carmen Blandin Tarleton, 51, was left severely disfigured after her estranged husband beat her with a baseball bat and doused her with lye, a chemical often used in drain cleaners, in 2007.
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Visually the best moment was witnessing the first impact of ketchup on Ron Pintos glasses, which block his vision before he is doused head to toe in red and yellow - go Bills!
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At night markets in Muslim-dominated cities, kebabs, or chuan er, are a regular fixture, usually doused with a thick coating of cumin, which is the most prevalent spice of the cuisine.
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Maakroun—spiced flour and semolina cookies fried in oil, then doused with sugar syrup—are made to celebrate Santa Barbara Day on December 4 (a Christian holiday in Lebanon akin to Halloween).
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This skin will be doused in hyaluronic acid or perhaps slathered with vitamin C, two of the most popular and effective ingredients in serums, moisturizers, and all matter of face potions today.
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In my experience, anything even came close to resembling a salad in Belize—potato salad, coleslaw, raw veggies of any kind, even stewed beans and rice—was generously doused in Salad Cream.
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We clung to the cliffhanger ending of the penultimate episode: Arya Stark wanders a city of cinders, trying to save innocent women and children from being doused with dragon flame from above.
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Bullying Video Prompts Outrage and Refugee Support in Britain Footage showing a 15-year-old tackled to the ground and doused with water has provoked an outpouring of sympathy and fund-raising.
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Mr. Barriss called the police in Wichita, telling them that he had killed his father, was holding two family members at gunpoint, had doused his house in gasoline and was contemplating suicide.
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According to a report by Human Rights Watch, based on interviews with Mr. Coello and five others arrested, the security forces put a gun to his head and doused him in gasoline.
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Canada's lengthy housing boom has sparked fears of a bubble, but a foreign buyers tax imposed in Toronto in April doused demand through the summer, particularly in the more expensive detached market.
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While President Trump should be allowed to eat his ketchup-doused steak in peace, it would be negligent to completely overlook his eating habits, which include a heavy reliance on fast food.
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According to court documents, Hall doused Crozier with gasoline and set her on fire inside her Nissan Pulsar on the night of April 16, 1991, following an argument outside her grandmother's home.
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An Illinois woman allegedly beaten with a hammer and doused with gasoline by her fiancé's brother on Saturday was saved in part by two good Samaritans who rushed to her aid, PEOPLE confirms.
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Smollett was reportedly assaulted on Tuesday morning by two men who lobbed homophobic and racist slurs at the actor, put a noose around his neck, and doused him in an unknown chemical substance.
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But then you have Theron's Ravenna vamping it up in a vaguely British accent that sounds as if it's been doused in dinner theater and the broken dreams of a failed drama major.
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But anyway, Wikihow said to pour cold milk on the "affected area," and so I filled a huge measuring cup with skim milk, sat myself on the toilet, leaned back and doused myself.
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Violet should have let him and his little comic book kick rocks and celebrated her triumph by getting doused in Jack Daniels by all her hot friends while Detroit-based rap-rock plays.
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Although Meghan Markle deleted her social media accounts following her engagement to Prince Harry, the video of her getting doused by water for charity lives on thanks to the magic of the internet.
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They should have left well enough alone, but Lopez played a small role as Affleck's deceased wife in Jersey Girl — a terrible film that doused salt in the wounds of their devastating breakup.
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A group of Sheela's most hardened followers secretly doused salad bars in the area with salmonella from the commune's lab in an attempt to reduce the number of voters in an upcoming election.
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On October 18, 1974, the crooner had stripped naked and was preparing to bathe, when his new lover, Mary Woodson, entered the room and doused his back with a pot of hot grits.
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His shenanigans included grilling a bunch of meats on various metal objects (saws, army helmets, shovels) on his 1980 Ford Pinto and then getting doused by condiments in his so-called ketchup ceremony.
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In the clip, David can be seen pounding a large green boot, doused in powder, on the family's floor to make it seem as though Santa walked through their home and left footprints.
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The U.S. currency has been on the back foot since Fed Chair Janet Yellen last month doused expectations for near-term hikes in U.S. interest rates, lifting dollar-priced assets, such as gold.
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One day when his grandfather came home drunk, his grandmother, having threatened to kill him if he ever did that again, doused him with petrol and dropped a lit match on his chest.
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At this casual chain with a second location on 38th Street, take your pick of wings, strips, or drumsticks doused in a sweet-savory soy garlic or a mouth-searing spicy sauce. bonchon.
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Belgians take great pride in their fries, traditionally sold doused in mayonnaise and in a paper cone from so-called "fritkots", shacks found near the larger squares and main avenues of the city.
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Mr. McAfee, who presented a campaign video declaring, "Here's to the crazy ones," doused some of the enthusiasm when he said none of the candidates — himself included — had any chance of becoming president.
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The year-over-year gain in the group's composite home price index was the first acceleration since April 2017, when mortgage and housing rules changes doused the market in Toronto, Canada's largest city.
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And in the other, fennel seeds, rosemary and garlic flavor the turkey, then the whole thing gets doused in anchovy butter and showered in grated Parmesan, which browns gloriously in the oven's heat.
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"The plaque's been shot at, hit with an ax and doused in red paint several times," Mantila said, noting that Finland had nothing to do with the plaque project in the first place.
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Parts of the state saw substantial flooding from the storm, particularly Hilo which was doused with nearly 30 inches of rain and will continue to see heavy rainfall as the tropical storm passes.
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Crunchy salt-cod fritters with fresh hot chiles; juicy fried snapper escoveitch doused in pickled vegetables; barbecued chicken with a sauce like a Christmas ham glaze: The Islands cooks Jamaican food without gimmicks.
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He was pictured in his shirt sleeves and tie next to a blazing dummy of Mr. Hun Sen wearing a castoff New York Knicks jersey that was doused in fuel and set ablaze.
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The makeovers were about big hair, doused in spray, and heavy amounts of foundation, powder and blush intended to make the customers, almost always women, feel like they were preparing for the runway.
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This ain't the first time the Bruin bear has been subject to USC antics ... back in 2009, it was also doused in red and yellow paint -- which caused a reported $20,000 of damage.
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Since serving its first batch of deep-fried wings doused in a "special sauce" in 1964, the bar has seemingly filled up every square inch of its original location with bric-a-brac.
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He told a dispatcher that he had killed his father, was holding his mother and brother at gunpoint, had doused his house in gasoline and was considering committing suicide, according to the indictment.
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She worked hard at both her profession and her avocation until she was so worked up that, in the most famous scene, the producers felt sorry for her and doused her with water.
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Better yet, Mickalene Thomas would transform the cool professor into a funkafied, stone cold, groovy cat reclining on a chaise lounge in the oval office, the walls doused in psychedelic patterns and sparkles.
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Post up at the Commodore for a fried chicken sandwich doused in hot sauce and slathered in honey butter, then keep the drunk going with a slushy piña colada in a hurricane glass.
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Today, Kladow is having a weekend fun fair and a man in a pair of tiny swimming trunks sits on a sun-doused bench, surrounded by people drinking Coca Cola and eating sausages.
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Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame got tagged with swastikas and doused with fake blood this week ... but cops aren't beefing up security to crack down on more possible vandalism.
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This explains why I know poke the way I (and many mainlanders) do: As a heaping serving of fresh, raw fish served over a bed of rice, doused in sauce, and covered in garnishes.
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For five days, once a day, they doused samples of enamel taken straight from human teeth in citric acid, swished them around in toothpaste slurry and artificial saliva, and had them brushed by toothbrushes.
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Encouraged by social media and a growing "techlash," anti-scooter types have knocked them into the streets, thrown them off parking garages, or even doused them with lighter fluid and set them on fire.
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"It was right before they blew up 'Crude Awakening,' a huge viewing platform art piece that had been doused in gasoline and set on fire to create an enormous apocalyptic fire ball," Burridge reminiscences.
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Instead of getting my caffeine fix, I doused my body in bug spray and filed onto a bus with Pauline, bound for a Florida causeway that would offer us prime viewing of the launch.
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The finish-line photograph shows me sweaty, dusty, spots emerging across my face after spending a day doused in salt, hair matted against my head, and utterly triumphant and proud and strong and happy.
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Elsewhere in the city, a pro-Beijing supporter was doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire after arguing with protesters in Ma On Shan, about 12 miles north of the business district.
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It's good news for the local ecosystem (particularly those fecal-bacteria-doused penguins) but it's also an opportunity to test out the technology for another area where human waste can be tricky: space travel.
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Released in 1984, the first film followed nerdy health club janitor Melvin Ferd, who, after a run-in with a group of violent bullies, is set on fire before getting doused in toxic chemicals.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A business-like Marin Cilic doused the fire of Kyle Edmund before crushing the ailing Briton 22-211 7-6(4) 6-2 to become Croatia's first Australian Open finalist on Thursday.
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Another mistake: Although a friend who is a Marine had given me his combat notebook, which can be doused in rain and written on with a special pen, I hadn't thought to bring it.
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The deli is a cornucopia of healthy, affordable eats ranging from organic rice and bean bowls to the buffalo popcorn hero, a vegetarian sandwich made with their signature "popcorn tofu" doused in buffalo sauce.
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During my visit, pastry chef Catt Rolland—who is due to appear on an upcoming episode of Cutthroat Kitchen—brings me a massive mixed berry and white chocolate bread pudding doused in praline sauce.
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A few firefighters doused the property perimeter, but within minutes, small, new patches of flame flared up; it had been like that for days, hindering progress, and making it impossible to defend each structure.
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You line up (here, in a back stairwell behind the cafeteria), you are doused (here in Axe body spray, for high-school vérité), you are dabbed (to desweat), the music pounds, and you go.
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When they closed their Woodstock '99 set with "Killing in the Name," they didn't do anything as staid as kneel before an American flag — they doused one in accelerant and set it on fire.
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Despite being doused by floods of vitriol, Mr. Bannon rose days later like some particularly insistent zombie to talk with reporters about "American Dharma," a new documentary about him by the filmmaker Errol Morris.
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The euro has come under renewed pressure after the European Central Bank last week kept the door open to more stimulus in December and doused speculation that it would taper its asset buying programme.
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Options for food and drink abound, from local, wood-fired fare and a mainly Mexican wine list at Nixtamal to a breakfast of eggs doused with fiery peanut-and-pumpkin-seed salsa at Enamora.
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In an exhaustive decision, Judge Sullivan doused the incendiary claims of Mr. Flynn's lawyers, who were led by Sidney Powell, a former federal prosecutor who hawks anti-special-counsel T-shirts on her website.
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Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida doused talk of a rate cut, saying in an interview Thursday with CNBC that he doesn't think most market participants really expect one or that it is noted.
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Even as northern California was bracing for heightened wildfire risks, parts of Southern California, including Los Angeles, were expected to be doused by their first substantial showers after months of little or no rainfall.
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Cairo (CNN)A leading human rights lawyer and activist said he was beaten up by Egyptian security forces, who doused him in paint and brandished weapons at bystanders who attempted to stop the attack.
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And then afterward, not only did I have a fried chicken sandwich doused in buffalo sauce, but I also had a cheeseburger with jalapeños on it, and I ate both, 100 percent, and fries.
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Start with a basket of the famous garlic bread, buttery and liberally doused with garlic bits, add a plate of juicy, bite-sized chicken hearts, then round off the meal with the roast chicken.
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It was not immediately clear if Sunday&aposs demonstrations downtown resulted in any arrests, but photos and videos posted to social media showed protesters fighting and clashing, while some apparently were doused with pepper spray.
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You'll recall, Jussie claimed he was attacked on a frigid night in Chicago by 2 white men who put a rope around his neck and doused him with bleach while yelling racial and homophobic slurs.
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He was doused with salt water from a large sponge, and a shroud was placed over his face before he was shocked with electricity for 20 seconds and then a second jolt of 15 seconds.
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The 43-year-old Benn has doused the Flames for 15 goals and 28 points in 24 career encounters and fellow forward Tyler Seguin has 14 points (six goals, eight assists) in 12 career meetings.
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As informational text emphasizes, Chinese food is so much more than those dishes endemic in the popular, standard eateries — Lo mein, chow mein, and variations on chicken doused in sauces in every shade of orange.
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The 33-year-old mother-of-two had sustained third- and fourth-degree burns over 90 percent of her body when her former fiancé, Michael Slager, doused her with gasoline and lit her on fire.
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But that all changes today now that an entire roll of has been doused in sulfuric acid which first turns the paper to a disgusting molten yellow ooze, before seemingly burning it to a crisp.
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The incident prompted a 15-minute stoppage but the fire was eventually doused and Magnussen was back out in the afternoon session, his car fitted with the old fuel system and cleaned of extinguisher foam.
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Farage's driver Michael Botton told Kent Live that Farage's decision to remain on the bus was directly linked to the protesters after the politician was doused with the dairy beverage on Monday by a protester.
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First of all, it's fried shrimp, these gigantic prawns with the shells off, dipped in a batter, then deep-fried, then doused in this sweet kind of Kewpie-like mayo, and served with candied walnuts.
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As the bodies were cleared and surviving victims -- doused in water and the noxious chemicals -- were cleared away, Assad was busy declaring victory over the suburb which had become the last rebel stronghold around Damascus.
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Electrodes measuring how each volunteer's auditory nerve responded to sounds confirmed that the music students had less activity in their nerves than the students who weren't continually doused with sound as part of their curriculum.
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The al pastor taco is a local favorite; your best bet is to order a couple of tacos doused with crema and fresh pineapple, sitting atop a generous portion of spicy, slow-roasted pork butt.
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It is a response to the cruelties of the "rational" world, a world where, as CAConrad recounts it, in 1998 the poet's boyfriend was bound, gagged, tortured, raped, doused in gasoline and set on fire.
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In 2000, the then-presidential candidate was the first prominent target of a "glitter bomb" protest when a 22015-year-old activist named Nick Espinosa doused him with rainbow sparkles at a book signing event.
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One survivor, who asked to be identified only as Khalil K. to protect family still in Syria, watched a teenager take 21 days to die after interrogators doused him with fuel and set him alight.
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Early recipes were most likely cribbed from Isabella Beeton's 1861 "Book of Household Management," which included instructions for curried beef, doused with a "wineglassful" of beer, and curried veal, with an addendum of fried apples.
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Halla Barakat and her mother Orouba Barakat were strangled and stabbed to death in the Turkish city earlier this week, according to an ABC News report, and doused with a chemical agent to slow decomposition.
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Mr. Ben Soud, a Libyan detained by the C.I.A. in 2003 and held in Afghanistan, was locked in small boxes, slammed against a wall and doused with buckets of ice water while naked and shackled.
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The video depicts a winged Eilish, doused in what appears to be thick, black oil, stumbling through a burning street and singing about rising waters and California wildfires — environmental phenomenons all linked to climate change.
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Later in the day, a police officer appeared to drive his motorcycle into a crowd of people, and a man was doused in flammable liquid and set on fire after confronting a group of protesters.
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NEWCASTLE, England (Reuters) - Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain's Brexit Party, was doused in milkshake by a protestor on Monday, the latest anti-EU figure to be targeted during campaigning for the European parliament elections.
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Like Schezwan sauce, other dishes were created exclusively for Indian tastes: potatoes were deep-fried and doused in chili, fried eggs and peppers were added to noodles, and the slow Indianisation of Chinese food began.
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And, having doused some of the raging fires left behind by his predecessor, Travis Kalanick, Khosrowshahi had determined that what Uber needed most was a quality-control philosophy borrowed from the middle of the last century.
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If nothing is done to adapt, highways and utility connections eight miles inland in the mostly rural Bay Area county could get doused within 15 years, on top of hundreds of buildings inundated closer to shore.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney doused speculation that he might soon back higher interest rates, telling bankers on Tuesday that he first wanted to see how the economy coped with Brexit talks in coming months.
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There, Gruver and about 20 other "pledges" were doused in hot sauce and mustard, and forced to drink 190-proof liquor while reciting the Greek alphabet as part of a hazing ritual known as "Bible Study".
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Other notable handsets, including several Samsung Galaxy phones, meet the same standard, and through the years, we've doused iPhones, Galaxy phones and other devices into fish bowls, even toilets, and yes, they kept performing, well, swimmingly.
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LeBron hits milestone as Cavaliers drub Wizards WASHINGTON — The Cleveland Cavaliers doused LeBron James with water following his latest record-setting performance and after they poured in one 3-pointer after another against the Washington Wizards.
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We're told MariahLynn tried to break up one fight after someone poured a drink on someone she knows, then she got doused ... and the brawl was on, with MariahLynn right in the middle of fists flying.
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If you thought Steve-O was wild in "Jackass," then strap in for his new project that supposedly puts Johnny Knoxville's stunts to shame ... with things like human snow angels doused in burning rocket engine fuel.
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It goes a little something like this: You lie there naked — save for a bit of mesh covering your breasts and private parts — on heated marble, and are doused in warm water from head to toe.
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ABOUT THE KINGS (5-6-0): Anze Kopitar has been held off the scoresheet in each of his last four games, but doused the Flames with one goal and five assists in last season's lopsided series.
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Autos hit the skids, down 1.4 percent after the Chinese government doused hopes that Beijing was preparing to cut auto purchases taxes in a bid to shore up demand and boost the world's second-largest economy.
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It was the first game-ending pinch homer by the Dodgers since September 2013, and it delighted the fans, who waited around until Thompson's teammate Justin Turner doused him with a cold drink bucket to celebrate.
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On Monday, she walked to a bus shelter just outside the Nauru camp, doused herself with an accelerant and set herself on fire, said Pamela Curr, an advocate at the Asylum Seeker Resource Center in Melbourne.
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A group of Hashd members struggled to interrogate six foreign fighters who couldn't speak Arabic; in the end, they shot them, doused them in gasoline, and lit them on fire—including two who were still alive.
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The Hong Kong protests escalated on Tuesday as a police officer shot a protester with a live round for the first time in 17 weeks of demonstrations and the police said officers were doused in acid.
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Footage of the apparent chlorine gas attack on the Sukari district, near Aleppo's main battlefield in the city's southwest, showed crying children being doused with water and then lying on hospital beds and breathing through respirators.
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And depending on how many people feel the call of lechón that day, a plate of slow-roasted pork, cut by machete, and rice with pigeon peas doused in mojito sauce can be in hot demand.
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With everything else going on in the world, viewers might take comfort in the fact that they can still tune in to watch celebrities get doused in green slime during this annual children's film awards show.
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The problem, you see, was that its owner, in a misguided attempt to restore its good looks, had doused the cushions in leather conditioner, and then placed them on his roof to bake in the sun.
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The statue in downtown Providence was doused with red paint and a sign reading "stop celebrating genocide" laid at its base on Sunday night or early Monday morning as the holiday named for the explorer approached.
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Kiriazova said they doused their house in the Mati area near Rafina with water from a garden hose, and credited the fact that their window frames were metal instead of wood for their home being spared.
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As Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, on last week's "Saturday Night Live," Ms. McCarthy guzzled gum, offered an apology "on behalf of the press, to me" and doused a reporter with a Super Soaker.
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Her latest video, "Shoulder Charge," uses familiar London scenes — from the underground (that's British for subway) to a typical flat doused in sunshine — as a way to showcase the human struggles of people from different backgrounds.
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The holidays are coming — a time for community, a time to let time meander, to have long conversations; a time to eat rum-doused fruitcake, laugh, kick back, and to heck with the president's next tweet.
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"If you're in the valley, it's just one of the risks you have to take," said Emilio Lazaro, standing in his parents' driveway as firefighters doused flames that had kicked up in his now-destroyed bedroom.
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During its height in 213, it was difficult to go a day without seeing a video of regular folks or celebrities getting doused with ice-cold buckets of water and/or contributing money to the cause.
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There was a festive looking plate of cold noodles in three different colors (plain, pale green made with green tea, and a lovely light pink made with fermented rice) and doused in thick, viscous peanut sauce.
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German bond yields fell to new lows on Thursday and U.S. treasury yields resumed their fall as trade tensions doused a rally fueled by hopes for more central bank stimulus ahead of a European Central Bank meeting.
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I've doused my hair in argan oil, slept in silk turbans, tried every leave-in conditioner on the market, and paid princely sums for salon-only nourishing treatments that, truthfully, just made it look a bit greasy.
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Growing concern about London's acid-crime problem has done nothing to slow the spate of attacks, as two more young men were doused with a noxious substance in an area east of the British capital Tuesday night.
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In reality, Olczyk says, they had doused the Cup with oats and feed and then emptied it, so the horse would think something was in it and stick his head in long enough to snap the shot.
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After flicking the hairs of a makeup brush doused in water and white body paint (she used MAC Chromacake in White) to spray teeny dots atop the eyeshadow, the look is illuminated with an array of stars.
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Like his strings-boasting and Revolver-inspired 2017 single "Sleep With Me," which finds a home on the new album, the soulful upcoming effort is a welcome improvement over the fuzz-doused rockers that populate his catalog.
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Even as she stares down 10 vegan wings doused in the spiciest of hot sauces, Portman barely breaks a sweat and manages to complete the infamous challenge with grace (though, spoiler alert, she does cry a bit).
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Three British rate-setters said earlier this month that rates should start to rise for the first time in a decade, but BoE Governor Mark Carney doused speculation this week that he might soon back this view.
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Stephen Reilly, the resort's Chief Operating Officer, said the attacker was shot and wounded by security guards, and retreated into the hotel room where he doused a bed he was lying on in gasoline and shot himself.
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They identified the gene using funds from the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, which raised $115 million to benefit research on the disorder — which may mean Bill Gates got doused in freezing water for more than entertainment value.
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But the SFO inquiry was compounded by delayed Somali parliamentary elections and doused Soma's hopes of bringing in a partner, tapping investors or raising debt or equity to proceed with plans such as building costly offshore wells.
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People who shopped at farmers' markets, drank craft beer, and ate heirloom tomatoes at farm-to-table restaurants were alarmed by reports of lab-made yeasts, grapes doused in the weed killer glyphosate, and enormous corporate conglomerates.
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Walsh, who will be replaced by Jean-Sebastien Jacques as CEO in early July, also doused speculation that Rio Tinto was coiled to pounce on assets put on the block by rivals suffering more from the downturn.
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Carmen Blandin Tarleton, 51, received a face transplant in 2013, years after her estranged husband beat her with a baseball bat and doused her with lye, a chemical often used in drain cleaners, the Associated Press reported.
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He was supposed to be helping Udell with the new appliances when he hit her in the head with a mallet, doused her in a chemical, and then set her on fire, according to a police affidavit.
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The clashes came a day after police shot a protester at close range and a man was doused with petrol and set on fire in some of the worst violence in the Chinese-ruled city in decades.
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She does so in some of the works gathered for Jenkins Johnson Gallery's booth, among them pages from the FBI's 500-page surveillance file on her father that she's doused in sparkly splashes of pink and purple.
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And, happily, the new glosses have also been updated: reformulated to be less sticky, doused with reflective shimmers, infused with nourishing skin care ingredients and reimagined in hybrid formulas that deliver gloss and color in one wallop.
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One of the main dramas in this book is how some New York artists had barely acclimated themselves to years of grinding poverty and public neglect before getting doused by the fire hose of money and fame.
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Stephen King was still a high school English teacher when he started writing his first novel, "Carrie," about a teenage misfit who goes on a telekinetic rampage after being doused in pig's blood at a school prom.
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Try a few of the savory Asian-inspired small plates, like soy-marinated salmon sashimi with wasabi mayonnaise and shiitake mushrooms, or grilled avocado doused with teriyaki and topped with a pile of greens and fried shallots.
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The downpour has already doused two of the biggest and longest running blazes and NSW officials are hopeful that more rain forecast for this week will extinguish the remaining 603 fires, four of which are burning "uncontrolled".
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Whatever its origins, the dish has taken on a host of influences: Its main ingredients are beef and beef broth doused with Cajun spices, soy sauce, ketchup and hot sauce, all enriched with plain old spaghetti noodles.
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Eduardo Arenas, the chef and owner (and one-time contestant on the popular Mexican version of the TV show "Master Chef"), put a taco filled with grilled octopus doused in a barbacoa sauce in front of me.
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As always, the conflagration the other night was set off by the production's pyrotechnician, Tom Ferguson, who ignited it via a backstage mechanism that sent heat to a lighter-fluid-doused match head secreted within the lamp.
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Inspired by the sweet and savory flavors of a Canadian breakfast, it is a heroically decadent chunk of minced sirloin or pork, wrapped in bacon, doused in maple syrup, and topped with melted cheddar and caramelized onion.
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The three former detainees included Mohamed Ben Soud, a Libyan who was detained by the C.I.A. in Afghanistan and was locked in small boxes, slammed against a wall and doused with buckets of ice water while naked and shackled; Suleiman Salim, a Tanzanian captured in 2003 and also held by the C.I.A. in Afghanistan, who was beaten, isolated in a dark cell for months, doused with water and deprived of sleep; and Gul Rahman, who died in C.I.A. custody in Afghanistan in 2002, probably of hypothermia, according to a C.I.A. investigation into his death.
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PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. – Authorities say a rental home near a New York college campus became a house of horrors for fraternity pledges who were vomited on, doused in urine and forced to eat foods that made them throw up.
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Judicial sources said the explosive device included two gas canisters inside the building in the affluent 16th district of western Paris and two outside, some of them doused with petrol and wired to connect to a mobile phone.
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I tried to include all the ingredients you would expect from one of my shows — cartoon couture mixed with a street wear vibe doused with hip hop worthy amounts of bling bling to create a totally MOSCHINO look.
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According to the memo, the charges applicable when an officer is doused or sprayed with water are obstructing governmental administration in the second degree, criminal tampering in the third degree, harassment in the second degree and disorderly conduct.
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According to a report in Fox News, the 10-year-old was placed in an induced coma earlier this month after being lured into a shack near his Kerrville, Texas home, doused with gasoline and set on fire.
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David Murillo, a regional director at the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, welcomed the strong Sierra Nevada snowpack at the start of winter and the parade of El Nino storms that doused California following four years of historic drought.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood's A-list stars flaunted gold and silver gowns on the Oscar red carpet on Sunday, doused with a generous helping of diamonds, feathers, sequins and symbolic blue ribbons on the world's most cinematic runway.
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Keshavjee designed the technique initially for lungs — a special machine keeps lungs doused in a solution to keep them damp, as well as a reverse version of a ventilator so the lungs are effectively breathing outside the body.
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The famed jeweler opens on Friday in its Fifth Avenue flagship store The Blue Box Café, a dining area doused in its famed robin egg blue that will give patrons the chance to have a breakfast at Tiffany's.
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She was doused with a bottle of champagne by her husband after finishing at 20-under 264 for her third LPGA victory, maintaining her record of winning once every five years, following previous successes in 2009 and 2014.
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"I'm petrified," said Amber Collins, a 31-year-old newlywed who hopes to become pregnant soon and who had "doused" herself with insect repellent before venturing out to join two friends for a drink at the Wynwood Yard.
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Trailing by four in the eighth inning, the Mets loaded the bases with no outs, but Michael Conforto, who was recalled from Class AAA Las Vegas before the game, grounded into a double play that doused the rally.
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If we'd actually made the tinfoil and cardboard replica of the Champion's League trophy that we spent at least two seconds deliberating over making, we would have handed it over to him and doused the chap in champagne.
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When Mr. Henry noticed that Mr. Stark was dead, Kendel Felix and a fourth relative drove to Great Neck, doused the body with gasoline, set it on fire and left it in the trash bin, the prosecutors said.
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Most significantly: Saudis have invested about $45 billion in SoftBank's giant Vision Fund, which has in turn doused the tech landscape — $4.4 billion to WeWork, $250 million to Slack, and $300 million to the dog-walking app Wag.
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Prosecutors said the two men pushed the corpse out a fourth-floor window and stuffed it into a car trunk before driving to New Jersey, where they doused the body in gasoline, set it ablaze and buried it.
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We were walking through Maadanir, and she was proudly showing me the mix of dishes on offer, like Ashkenazi Jewish chopped liver, Arabic stuffed grape leaves, and that Middle Eastern dessert staple, sticky-sweet baklava doused in honey.
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Tropical Storm Imelda doused the Houston area in rain this week, with a reported 43.15 inches of rainfall in Jefferson County alone, causing extensive flooding and state of disaster declarations from Texas Governor Greg Abbot for 13 counties.
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In 2007, a public relations fire had to be doused in the case of Tim Donaghy, a veteran referee who bet on games he was working (the subject of a much less-heralded recent feature film, "Inside Game").
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From the Millwall football fans packing out the pie shops in Bermondsey to the Dagenham nans gossiping over plates doused with liquor and pastry, pie and mash has been a no-frills staple of London dining for years.
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Police accounts say Smollett reported two men approached him on the street shouting racial and homophobic slurs, then struck him in the face, doused him with an "unknown chemical substance" and wrapped a rope around his neck before fleeing.
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"The firefighter ... doused the truck with water and I'm, I still can't believe it, we almost shut (Interstate)-5 down, and it was just a toy for our grandson, who would have known," Harden told NBC Seattle affiliate KING.
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After noticing an empty bottle of Drano in the kitchen, a large stain on the floor and a broken broom, Birkel determined the thieves also beat the innocent 14-year-old canine and then doused the pup in Drano.
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It takes a particular sort of gal to hunker down over a cheese-doused Bender in a Bun, alone, staring at the women's toilets of the WIMPY on Southwark Park Road, listening to Magic FM. I am that woman.
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Both slightly sad looking mini abominable creatures were doused in a tiny baggie of potassium phosphate, a food additive also known as E340, one of the E numbers that your Mum used to mention when ranting about blue smarties.
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Last week, BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's remarks in a BBC Radio 13 interview doused investors' hopes that Japan would embark on a drastic "helicopter money" stimulus programme, under which the central bank would finance government budgets to fight deflation.
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Hong Kong police shot and critically wounded a protester and a man was doused with petrol and set on fire on Monday as the Chinese-ruled territory spiraled into rare working-day violence in its 24th week of unrest.
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Advertising MINNEAPOLIS — On a recent episode of his late-night show, Stephen Colbert poured himself a bowl of Lucky Charms cereal and then doused it in Baileys Irish Cream, jokingly referring to the concoction as an Irish continental breakfast.
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The police said he stabbed a neighbor in the head late Sunday morning; killed George Patouhas, a liquor store owner, in a knife attack a few hours later; and doused another man in accelerant and set him on fire.
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When I got to the actually festival, I felt even better: In a crowd doused in fake turquoise jewelry, offensive headdresses, and overly pre-faded concert tees, it was me, in my black top and jeans, who stood out.
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Selling in the yen gathered pace after the Bank of Japan maintained its policy settings on Tuesday and after Governor Haruhiko Kuroda doused talk the BOJ might consider raising the target in the 10-year bond yield next year.
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A country tainted at its founding by slavery and struggling with that legacy ever since is now led by a chief executive who, intentionally or not, has fanned, rather than doused, the fires that divide white, black and brown.
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Opened in August 2016 by the acclaimed local restaurateur Jason Loring, this fried chicken joint serves chicken and waffles with Maine maple syrup and cayenne-doused, Nashville-style fried chicken so spicy that orders come with protective rubber gloves.
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Mr. Reña butchers whole chickens in Tama's minimal kitchen, reserving thighs for adobo and chopping white meat down to popcorn-size nuggets, which are doused with patis (Filipino fish sauce), dusted with cornstarch and fried until burnished and perfect.
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We have dinner by the fire: grilled beef marinated with lemongrass and a pile of julienned vegetables, chiles and herbs from the garden, all doused in a vinaigrette of fish sauce, rice wine vinegar, brown sugar, chiles and lime.
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There was no lack of zeal, however, in the city of Chongqing where prosecutors brought charges against a man who strapped on firecrackers, doused himself with gasoline and held up a lighter to defy a ban on public gatherings.
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We have dinner by the fire: grilled beef marinated with lemongrass and a pile of julienned vegetables, chiles and herbs from the garden, all doused in a vinaigrette of fish sauce, rice wine vinegar, brown sugar, chiles and lime.
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The dozen or so yellow clad firefighters from environmental enforcement agency Ibama easily cleared brush from around a burning stump with a leaf blower, doused it with jets connected to water packs mounted on their backs and covered it in earth.
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This year, along with Mr Navalny's, zelyonka has landed on the faces of Ilya Varlamov, a popular blogger, and Mikhail Kasyanov, a former prime minster turned critic of the Kremlin, who was doused during a memorial march for Mr Nemtsov.
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Doused in a magnificent spectrum of colors, we see nearly 500,000 atoms moving at a rate of femtoseconds (1 millionth of a 913 billionth of a second), attracting and repelling their neighbors in a give-and-take of biological energy.
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In March 22016, ABC aired a series of reports about BPI's "lean, finely textured beef," an inexpensive ground beef additive made up of waste beef trimmings that have been heated, spun in a centrifuge, and doused with ammonia to reduce bacteria.
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In March 2012, ABC aired a series of reports about BPI's "lean, finely textured beef," an inexpensive ground beef additive made up of waste beef trimmings that have been heated, spun in a centrifuge, and doused with ammonia to reduce bacteria.
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The acceleration of euro zone business activity in January, indicating the worst may be over for the bloc's economy, and U.S. data showing an economy that is growing, albeit moderately, also boosted risk appetite and doused a bid for safe havens.
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The black, openly gay actor claimed the two masked men who attacked him hurled racist and homophobic insults, doused him with a chemical, and slipped a rope around his neck, which Smollett still had on when later interviewed by police.
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The black and openly gay actor claimed that two masked men had hurled racist and homophobic insults, doused him with a chemical, and slipped a rope around his neck; however, two brothers later claimed Smollett paid them to do so.
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Kiwi, the startup that makes and manages the one hundred-strong fleet of robots, issued a statement to say that the fire was quickly extinguished by a passerby before the city's fire department arrived and doused the machine in foam.
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Yet the book is funny, alluring, and full of natural-born raconteurs: Creole-speaking boys chewing komparet; a candidate eating his ballots to prove they haven't been doused with swine flu; a father reciting Zola and Balzac to his children.
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In the bottom half of the men's draw, Andy Murray doused some early fireworks from Frenchman Richard Gasquet to win 5-7 20103-6(3) 6-0 6-2 to set up a blockbuster semi-final against holder Stan Wawrinka.
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The first three areas are expected to be doused again in a fresh burst of torrential rain on Friday and Saturday, weather officials said, along with the central province of Hubei, eastern Anhui and the province of Guizhou in the southwest.
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U.S. crude prices fell for a second day, down 2.7 percent at $36.18 a barrel, as concerns emerged that a six-week rally may have fizzled after OPEC doused hopes for a speedy erosion of a global overhang of unwanted crude.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A man shouted "die" as he doused an animation studio with fuel and set it ablaze in Japan on Thursday, public broadcaster NHK said, killing at least 23 people in the nation's worst mass murder in nearly two decades.
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The investor caution came after U.S. President Donald Trump doused hopes of a trade deal anytime soon, while the effects of the damaging trade war were underscored by a warning from Goldman Sachs over the risk of a U.S. recession.
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As a sleuth, he is hapless and listless, and some viewers may feel an urge to deface the poster for "Burning" as they leave the cinema, scrawling the word "Slow" above the title; yet the smolder of foreboding is never doused.
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On July 27, 2018, the sisters doused their father with pepper spray, stabbed him 36 times with a hunting knife, and beat him with a hammer as he slept in an armchair, according to court documented cited by the BBC.
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About 60 tons of kimchi, which is made with salted cabbage doused in a spicy chili paste, and flavored with garlic, ginger, fish sauce and fermented seafood, among other things, were prepared on the first day of the Seoul Kimchi Festival.
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Read more: Will Smith decided to do a 10-day fast after gaining weight and reaching an all-time high of 225 poundsThe collection also includes several accessories doused in the same Bel-Air Academy colors of gold and burgundy.
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"The biggest error I made was participating myself — I was in there for 12 rounds," Ray said of the sweat lodge process, which consisted of participants sitting shoulder to shoulder in a large tent as hot rocks were doused with water.
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Like a climactic scene in an Italian melodrama, all the main characters in New York's political imbroglio over monuments of historical figures, and what to do with them, emerged Monday on the rain-doused Columbus Day parade route up Fifth Avenue.
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A pair of pontoon barges suspected of being doused in radioactivity during a deadly nuclear missile accident in Russia washed up on a local beach three weeks ago, where they've reportedly been leaking radiation into the sea and sand ever since.
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The directors, John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, who were behind the repellent 2015 film "Vacation," show relative restraint here, in spite of a set piece that involves an adorable little dog getting its immaculate white coat doused with blood.
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And what is a fresh salad but a May-December marriage, the bright young greens doused in vinegar that has been bred for months, sometimes years, in darkness, on yeast and bacteria, its sugars turned to alcohol and then acetic acid?
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He holds dual British-New Zealand citizenship but was raised and educated mainly in the United Kingdom, where he remains based when he is not being buffeted by winds and doused by seawater with a camera or drone control in hand.
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Winnie Madikizela-Mandela chose to fight back, and was willing to cross lines others stayed away from, including her support for the torture of "necklacing" suspected government collaborators — burning them alive by placing a tire doused with gasoline around their necks.
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The star plate is the posta negra, based on a family recipe of Ms. Espinosa's, which features an eye of round roast doused in a rich, dark sauce made with garlic, various spices and an unrefined cane sugar called panela.
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Last month, according to the authorities, a man named Carlos Hualpa followed a former colleague, Eyvi Ágreda, on to a public bus and doused her with gasoline that he had concealed in a yogurt container, then set her on fire.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Prosecutors in China have brought criminal charges against a 59-year-old man who strapped on firecrackers and doused himself with gasoline to defy a ban on public gatherings during a coronavirus epidemic, the Xinhua news agency said.
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As a teenage in Newport, R.I., he met the American artist John La Farge, who doused him in French literature (notably Balzac), portrayed him in plush-lipped Byronic profile (the picture is in the show) and encouraged him to start painting.
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The woman was on her way to board a train in Unnao district of northern Uttar Pradesh state to attend a court hearing over her rape when she was doused with kerosene and set on fire on Thursday, according to police.
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On her wedding night, when her father married her off to a man she didn't love, she climbed onto the roof of the family home and, in sight of the wedding party, doused herself in kerosene and lit a match.
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As his mother watched, a 3-year-old Nevada boy was allegedly doused with water heated on the stove by the woman's boyfriend because the child was "acting disrespectful" and "wouldn't listen," according to an arrest report in the boy's death investigation.
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The black and openly gay actor claimed the two mask-clad men who attacked him hurled racist and homophobic insults, doused him with a chemical, and slipped a rope around his neck, which Smollett still had on when later interviewed by police.
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Yes, this is the same Axe that once relished running ads portraying adult women as slaves to their senses and casting men as lonely losers — until, that is, they doused themselves in Axe body spray, at which point the ladies came running.
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He told police they put a noose around his neck, doused him with bleach and fled, saying "this is MAGA country," invoking a campaign slogan used by President Trump and his supporters that some perceive as a dismissal of immigrants and minorities.
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She'll raze it all before the night is through, punctuating the performance by getting doused in red paint and then hula hooping for the duration of 1985's "Slave to the Rhythm," the camera closing in on tight shots of her corseted hips.
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After we split and I nearly broke my foot in a marathon, I fell into bad eating habits, sometimes consuming dinners of blue corn nachos doused in cheese, then dipped into salsa and hummus and washed down with two glasses of wine.
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While McCartney's trip to India saw him witness waste plastic being crammed into potholes, doused in petrol and set alight, MacRebur's approach to using plastic in new and existing road composition has a little more strategy and environmentally conscious thought behind it.
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Thursday's nationally televised contest pitting the reigning Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos against the San Diego Chargers would hold even more water had the latter followed up the first 58 minutes of their games by avoiding being doused over the final two.
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The black and openly gay actor said the two mask-clad men who attacked him hurled racist and homophobic insults, doused him with a chemical, and slipped a rope around his neck, which Smollett still had on him when later interviewed by police.
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Thirty people were feared dead in an arson attack on a Japanese animation studio on Thursday, authorities said, after a man was seen shouting "die" as he doused the building with fuel in the nation's worst mass killing in nearly two decades.
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Dolin guides us through the history of the American lighthouse, from the bureaucracy that built and managed them, to the men who tended them, through the wars that doused them, the science and engineering that lit them, and the storms that pummeled them.
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Kimmitt and his team had participants dip gloved hands into a liquid doused with bacteriophage MS2: a type of non-pathogenic virus that behaves the same way a lot of pathogenic viruses (like the flu) do, and is often used in experiments.
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HONG KONG — Hong Kong was a city on edge on Monday following escalating violence, in which one demonstrator was shot point blank by a police officer and one man was doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire after he scolded protesters.
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The flare-ups came after police shot an unarmed protester at close range on Monday and police said "rioters" doused a man with petrol and set him on fire in some of the worst violence since protests began more than five months ago.
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In Ma On Shan, a rural part of northeastern Hong Kong, video footage circulating on Monday showed a man who appeared to be a government supporter being doused with flammable liquid and set on fire after arguing with a group of critics.
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Before they became the darling of the health food-crowd, sweet potatoes were the kind of food Americans primarily thought of as a holiday staple, and ate doused in butter and even more sweetness in the form of marshmallows and brown sugar.
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In February, the two were captured on security cameras at the Kuala Lumpur airport attacking Kim Jong Nam, authorities say, with their hands doused in VX nerve agent — a deadly and prohibited compound that the U.N. considers a weapon of mass destruction.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Eleven people were injured on Saturday when a car collided with pedestrians near London's Natural History Museum, in one of the capital's busiest tourist areas, but police doused concerns it was a terrorist attack, saying it was a road traffic incident.
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Also making an appearance that morning was the mouth taste that only comes from drinking an entire wedding party's worth of champagne—the one where your tongue feels like it's wearing an acrylic sweater that's been doused with cheap vinegar and lit ablaze.
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The documents also link Mossack Fonseca to an infamous 1983 gold heist in England, where six thieves tied up security guards, doused them with gasoline, and set them on fire while they plundered a vault containing nearly 7,000 gold bars, diamonds, and cash.
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Any thought that the prodigious home run (and two other hits on Monday) would rejuvenate him were doused on Tuesday when he hit a sacrifice fly, struck out twice and grounded into a double play in a 10-5 loss to the Twins.
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BEIJING, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Prosecutors in China have brought criminal charges against a 59-year-old man who strapped on firecrackers and doused himself with gasoline to defy a ban on public gatherings during a coronavirus epidemic, the Xinhua news agency said.
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Our strange attachment to the word is hinted at by the fact that a global water crisis is in full flower, the world is increasingly parched, World Water Day was commemorated just last month — and yet the word "thirsty" is doused in judgment.
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The Insurrection In December, 2010, a twenty-six-year-old fruit seller in rural Tunisia, fed up with a life of harassment and extortion by venal government officials, doused himself in paint thinner, struck a match, and unwittingly ignited the Arab Spring.
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Australia Day fireworks were expected on court and off on day nine of the championships but Djokovic extinguished Kei Nishikori's flame 6-3 6-2 6-4 and Williams doused every spark of a threat from Maria Sharapova to win 6-483 6-1.
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But if you're open to adventure, I recommend giving it a shot, if only to try "The World"—a truly magical dessert that consists of a chocolate sphere that gets doused in peanut butter ganache to expose salted caramel ice cream and chocolate mousse.
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His daughter despaired of finding justice in Unnao and left for the state capital of Lucknow, where she stood before the residence of the chief minister, Yogi Adityanath, a Hindu cleric, and doused herself in kerosene, but was overpowered before she could light it.
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But, fans too have thought of that and theorize that the spear in Drogon's should could have been doused with poison by Qyburn (Anton Lesser) to make sure that he is really down for the count if the blade makes contact with his reptilian skin.
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According to the Asean Specialized Meteorological Centre based in Singapore, the number of hotspots (locations with active fires) in Indonesia hit a high of 184 on August 18 due to the ongoing dry spell, but that figure has since eased as rains doused the fires.
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A handful of fires erupted in Calabasas and the neighboring West Hills area of Los Angeles but the West Hills blaze was quickly doused while the other fires combined and grew to more than 200 acres in a matter of hours, fire officials said.
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Back in the day the leeries were those who rode around on bicycles with ladders and climbed up to the lamp posts and lit the street lamps on the streets of London, and then doused them in the morning when the dawn would rise.
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Market analysts said investors were looking to rotate into small-caps as the connect scheme fears up, rotating out of blue chips as the stern comments by the regulator and recent steps by China to limit outbound investment doused hopes for more M&A activity.
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I was raised in one of the city's drowsier corners, near enough, via my parents' white Corolla, to goodly expanses of both bushland and beach, where the air smelled of exactly five things on rotation (Banana Boat sunscreen, mildewed neoprene, frangipani, eucalypt, vinegar-doused fries).
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Throw in a side of deep-fried breakfast potatoes, doused in spicy maple syrup—or, for the health conscious, a bowl of warm multigrain porridge finished with a dollop of creamy chia pudding and nibs of caramelized pineapple—and brunch is made great again.
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The past few days had been grim indeed—a protester dying of an injury apparently suffered while running away from police, a man being shot at close range by an officer and someone being doused by protesters in flammable liquid and set on fire.
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On Sunday in Washington, an estimated 30 white supremacists showed up during a peaceful series of events in which they were vastly outnumbered by the news media, police officers and hundreds of counterprotesters before a thunderstorm doused the city at dusk (The Washington Post).
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I was briefly a glimmer struck burningin a gust, a wild-down-the-mountainside scream,but quickly, as my body slammed into place aroundmy sobs and my sobs, like doused coals, quit, I becamesmall and defeated and invested in the magic of palmsand soft hymns.
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In his book, "Guantánamo Diary," Mr. Slahi says he was deprived of sleep for long stretches at the prison, shackled for days at a time in a freezing cell, beaten, doused with ice water and threatened by interrogators who said they could make him disappear.
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Moner is terrific, and her character's fortunes can be read in her eyes—blazing to begin with, as she scraps with another girl in a schoolyard, but dark and blank by the end, their youthful fire doused by the violence that she has seen.
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Then at lunchtime onto a parade of languid femininity at Céline, where swirling speculation surrounding a possible exit by Phoebe Philo — could she be headed to Dior, or even off to Alaïa — was firmly doused by management last month (at least inside the house).
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A woman with disabilities took "traditional remedies" of mixed bark and seeds, a 17-year-old girl forced into marriage doused herself in gasoline and set herself on fire, and a young girl paid someone to stomp on her stomach and back until she bled.
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The accompanying photograph of a platter of still-hot sweet potatoes split open, doused in tahini butter and showered with sesame seeds and fresh lime juice sitting seductively in golden-hour light was so enchanting that it challenged my career-long aversion to steaming.
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To eat a pupusa the Salvadoran way, tear off a piece of sweet-scented masa, severing the strings of cheese still clinging to the tortilla, then use your thumb to secure a thicket of crunchy curtido slaw doused in tart tomato purée with each bite.
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In a last-ditch attempt to slow the infection, Mr. Petteway revved up his industrial sprayer one recent afternoon and doused the trees with a novel pesticide: antibiotics used to treat syphilis, tuberculosis, urinary tract infections and a number of other illnesses in humans.
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Then came Tulsa's 1921 race massacre, when thousands of armed whites, their hatred fanned by accusations that a black boy had attempted to rape a white girl, doused Greenwood in kerosene and burned it down block by block, looting and plundering as they went.
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But nothing quite measures up to Hot Ones, which invites all manner of celebrities to consume ten chicken wings (or, increasingly now, vegan nuggets), each one doused in hot sauce that's an order of magnitude spicier on the Scoville scale than the one before.
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In 2013, two British women, Kirstie Trup and Katie Gee, both 18, who were teaching on the island of Zanzibar, were attacked with acid by two men on a moped who , smiled and doused them, severely burning their faces, chests and hands, before speeding away.
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A woman in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh was doused with gasoline and set on fire by five men, including two she had accused of rape and who were out on bail, on her way to attend a court hearing in her case.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong stock exchange boss Charles Li ignited his unrequited overture to the London Stock Exchange with a riff on Romeo and Juliet as a corporate romance, and doused it in a wistful blog reference to the author of 'Alice in Wonderland'.
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India caused a stir in Zagreb where veteran duo Leander Paes and Rohan Bopanna edged Mate Pavic and Franko Skugor in Saturday's doubles to keep alive the tie but Marin Cilic quickly doused Indian hopes with a 6-0 6-1 win over Sumit Nagal.
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As we reported ... the concert promoter allegedly owed DaBaby $30,000 for a performance, but only showed up with $20k Thursday afternoon, and that's when DaBaby's crew allegedly beat him up, doused him in apple juice and stole $80, a credit card and an iPhone 7.
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It was the first day of sunny weather in Los Angeles, after four days of rain that doused teachers on picket lines across the sprawling school district, which had been keeping its 1,200 campuses open on a limited basis with administrators and substitute teachers.
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That's when the other woman – former space shuttle mission specialist Lisa Nowak, who prosecutors say plotted the confrontation with her perceived rival for the affections of another astronaut, Bill Oefelein – raced up to Shipman, asked her for help, then doused her with pepper spray, Shipman says.
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According to the local fire department, which responded to the blaze late Tuesday night, the boy had doused the bug in alcohol and lit it with a match, likely hoping that the flame would send the bedbug back to whatever hell it first crawled out of.
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As helicopters doused the hills to protect the priceless artworks at the nearby Getty Center and homes went up in flames, the fire crews on the ground began attacking the blaze to keep it from leaping across the street and taking out other multimillion-dollar houses.
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And, as someone who wasn't anything like the teens who doused themselves in Lynx or spent their weekends pashing to Scooter at under 18s club nights, these masked overlords were the pinnacle of what rebellion looked like – or at least my own adolescent conception of it.
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Per the tweet, Smollett — who previously claimed that he was attacked by two men who doused him in bleach, threw racial and homophobic slurs at him, and put a rope around his neck — is now a suspect for the crime of filing a false police report.
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Canada's long housing boom has shown signs of cooling, particularly in the nation's largest city, Toronto, where the introduction in April of a foreign buyers tax has doused sales and ended many of the bidding wars that had become a hallmark of the city's overheated market.
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Reading this novel has all the pleasures of reading one of Anne Tyler's compelling family portraits — but transported from Baltimore to Brooklyn, peopled with aging hipsters (instead of perennially middle-aged folks) and doused with a Lorrie Moore-like sense of the absurdities of contemporary life.
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Traditionally, Thais perform ritual cleansings, including of Buddhist status at temples, to mark the new year but that has developed into what many people refer to as the world's biggest water fight, with revelers throwing water at cars and motorbikes, which often swerve to avoid getting doused.
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Through the nineteen-twenties, Mexicans entering the United States had been required to present themselves at official ports of entry, where they were often doused with kerosene by immigration agents and stripped from head to toe to be shaved of their hair in accordance with delousing procedures.
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To drive his point home, he spent the next 10 minutes making a mojito, a process that begins with a barrel stave doused in Santiago de Cuba rum, which he lights on fire; he catches the smoke in a tumbler glass, where he then builds the drink.
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Some diners might favor fried mullets in crackly coats of flour and seasonings that Mr. Mansy prefers to keep confidential, or baked sardines doused with lemon like poured-out sun, or shrimp and octopus turned over charcoal and adorned with little more than extra-virgin olive oil.
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A hot night for Samuel involves lasagna followed by "Annie Hall" on TV. He does not know that "black dad," Aaron, is beginning to feel, with Eisa's upcoming departure for college, that years of parenting and enforced domesticity have doused whatever wildness he once had within him.
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A former Republican, Bloomberg has emerged as contender in the Democratic primary after he doused the nation with a $400 million ad buy — enough to boost his poll numbers to 19% among Democrats in a national poll released Tuesday and to qualify for Wednesday's debate in Nevada.
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In 2016, USA Today published an investigation on failures at the centers, including a 2009 incident where scientists in biohazard suits could see light seeping into a decontamination chamber where workers who'd just done work with deadly pathogens were supposed to be doused in a chemical shower.
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On Monday there was a new green man — albeit one of a decidedly different political hue — the opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was doused with a bright green liquid in the Siberian city of Barnaul by an unknown assailant who had pretended to shake his hand.
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