String the bottle caps, dried bay leaves, dried acorn caps, dried orange slices, more dried bay leaves, dried cinnamon sticks, and more leaves on gold wire. Repeat. 3.
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The only real constants are the dried scallops and dried shrimp.
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"The funding dried up, the focus on international dried up," she said.
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Mostly dried fruit, dried fish, and chicken, and sometimes slimy shells in vinegar.
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Doba rotated through three kinds of freeze-dried porridge for breakfast, four kinds of freeze-dried soup for lunch and an assortment of a dozen freeze-dried entrees.
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The coffee chain is serving up frozen drinks with cinnamon, caramel, hazelnut crème, matcha, and a dried-fruit packet containing dried cranberries, golden raisins, Zante currants, and dried cherries.
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The recipe is very, very simple, complicated only in the shopping and even then not really because you can find everything online: dried scallops; dried shrimp; dried red chiles.
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Stir in the cinnamon, cumin, dried mint, dried oregano, and fenugreek and set aside. 3.
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"Dried earth with dried leaves — everything is dead or dying," Meszaros Martin notes in her research.
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"When it dried out, it dried out really hard, and it got really hot," Hockenberry said.
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Osmond has since returned with two large batons—one of dried mugwort and one of dried wormwood.
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Spaghetti Marinara Name: LorenaAge: 29Pantry staples this meal calls for: Canned tomatoes, dried spaghetti, tomato paste, dried oregano, garlic, carrots (for sweetness — can be substituted for some brown sugar), dried basil, Parmigiano Reggiano.
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Small and non-perishable, dried seahorses are easily smuggled across borders, sometimes in mixed consignments with other dried seafood.
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In France, dried flageolet beans, small and pale green, are a common accompaniment, or fat dried white coco beans.
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The seasoning mix includes white and black sesame seeds, poppy seeds, sea-salt flakes, dried garlic, and dried onions.
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Hikari Bio-Pure Freeze-Dried Bloodworms are freeze-dried to preserve nutritional quality and they don't have harmful parasites or bacteria.
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Beans: Home-cooked dried beans taste better than canned beans; canned beans are more convenient and faster than the dried kind.
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"These sweeties bought me like 12lbs of dried cherries, 2lbs of dried blueberries, and 25lbs of rice so far!" she said.
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Available foods include canned beans, corn, and spinach; dried eggs; dried and canned fruit; peanut butter; and canned and frozen meat.
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This one is super-fine and elegant and a benchmark in those nebbiolo flavors of dried rose petals, licorice, and dried fruits.
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I was impressed by how well the towel dried off my skin post-shower and I liked how quickly it dried afterward.
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Pros: Buy Hikari Bio-Pure Freeze-Dried Bloodworms on Amazon for $7.64Buy Hikari Bio-Pure Freeze-Dried Bloodworms on Petco for $6.99
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"We had to come with 15 tanned hides and five pounds of dried fruit and five pounds of dried meat," she said.
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I saw packs of dried squid parts, habanero pork, beef sticks, salamis, roasted pork jerky, pork-tongue jerky, dried salmon, and more.
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Blue, indigo and violet foods to add to your diet When it comes to foods with blue, indigo and violet hues, dried fruits -- such as dried dates, dried figs and prunes -- can pack a big nutrient punch for their shrunken size.
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Freeze-dried fruit I'm not talking about traditional chewy dried fruit, which contains a surprisingly high number of calories in each small portion.
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Packages are made up of food that can withstand such a dramatic drop -- rice, wheat, flour, dried lentils, dried peas, sugar and chickpeas.
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Servings: 2-4Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 15 minutes 1 pound|450 grams, more or less, of iceberg or romaine lettuce 353 teaspoon sea salt 3 dried thai chilis 1 tablespoon dried wood ear fungus threads or 1 large dried or fresh wood ear fungus.
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Gradually the funding dried up, and the interest of doing it dried up and you basically had this promising line of scientific inquiry stopped.
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We went with a combo of dried cranberries, cacao nibs, chopped pistachios, sunflower seeds, and dried cherries to make it really festive — and tasty.
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The name made some sense: XO sauce is built on a foundation of dried scallops and dried shrimp, which smell old and are expensive.
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"Unless you're using fresh pasta or fancy dried pasta extruded with brass dies and dried low, her method is just fine," Lopez-Alt wrote.
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XO sauce, to me, is always made from a mix of dried ham and dried seafood, so we use a mix of spicy salami.
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Shop Cosmik freeze-dried ice creams hereFreeze-dried ice cream may sound like an astronauts-only kind of dessert, but Cosmik is changing the narrative.
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They'll add bits of salami or nori or some crunchy dried Japanese snacks, like the sweet, salty dried shrimp she has been partial to lately.
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I love freeze-dried fruit because unlike regular dried fruit, you get a nice big serving size for the calorie count and there's rarely added sugar.
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The set menu began with an appetizer of dried cod, whale blubber, and dried whale meat (which was black and tasted of seawater, blood, and iron).
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Serious ingredients are kept in the back: canned mackerel and dried shark; green jackfruit in brine and wood apple jam; dried leaves from the hummingbird tree.
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Think dried leaves, dried grass, dry pine needles, cattails, and if there's any at hand, birch tree and cedar tree bark are amazing natural fire starters.
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Websites flog years' worth of freeze-dried gourmet meals to those who quail at the thought of surviving on tinned beans and lukewarm water (though the post-apocalyptic bar for "gourmet" is low—your correspondent sampled some freeze-dried sausage, and found it hauntingly reminiscent of dried cat food).
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Under these conditions plants and other ignitable material that had already spent months being dried out by hotter summer temperatures, became even more dried out by the winds.
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But older dishes are honored, too, like cups of bitter melon stuffed with pork, dried shrimp and dried scallop, the first bite unconscionably bitter, the second almost sweet.
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Nuts Holiday Nut & Dried Fruit Gift Basket, available at Amazon, $28.99There are a few out-of-the-ordinary fruits in this box: dried summer plums, papaya, and pear.
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Dried herbs and spices, especially dried garlic and onion, are key, according to Del Coro, as well as a low sodium vegetable or chicken stock, and plain breadcrumbs.
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" - Liz, 28 "Several mounds of dried cat puke.
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The grapes are air-dried for 40 days; the shade in the chunche gives the grapes a lighter hue and sweeter taste than grapes that are dried in direct sunlight.
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Also, limit dried fruits that contain added sugars (cranberries are a frequent culprit, according to Zanini) or are coated in sugar, such as dried pineapple rings or other candied fruit.
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Tomatoes, tomato sauce, jam, pickles, applesauce, sauerkraut, stock, fruit leather, dried mushrooms and herbs—name the seasonal produce, I probably have it canned, frozen or dried somewhere in my kitchen.
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My supply of fresh fruits, vegetables, and milk quickly dried up, and soon I was subsisting off pasta, olive oil, canned anchovies, dried fruit, and a few bags of quinoa.
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To make black tea, the leaves are air-dried for 10 hours, then placed in a rolling machine to remove the sap; they are oxidized, dried again and then packaged.
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Chan and her mother were once regulars at Hong Kong's Dried Seafood Market, in Sheung Wan, where endless stalls display plastic bins stuffed with various forms of dried shark fin.
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Diabetic sweet treats If you're craving a daily sweet treat, you might enjoy a piece of fresh fruit, a luscious dried date or a small handful of dried cherries or cranberries.
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Because when my typically puffy, wavy hair dried — air-dried, nonetheless — it was without a doubt the silkiest and shiniest and most kink-free it's ever been in my entire life.
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Picture the likes of wild boar salami, air-dried bison, and air-dried elk served alongside chunks of doubled-smoked cheddar, pickles, sage-infused blueberries, cedar jelly, and baked bannock crackers.
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To give it a sweet and savory boost that will also upgrade its nutritional profile, mix in dried cranberries or chopped dried apricots, along with almonds, pistachios, peanuts or sunflower seeds.
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Her own recipe (above), employs dried apples and bits of candied ginger in the scooped-out centers of the fruit, but you could use another dried fruit or none at all.
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But working ... your work in Hollywood has dried up.
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A mixture of oversized dried coconut flakes and finely shredded dried coconut, plus sticky-sweet cream of coconut (and a bit of rum), makes for a perfect sweet end to a meal.
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Last week I woke up to find small splatters of dried blood on my sheets, dried blood under my fingernails, and the tip of my third finger on my left hand raw.
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Scientists can convert between the amount of capsaicin per gram of dried pepper and SHUs; the Dragon's Breath's 2.48 million SHUs translates to 0.155 grams of capsaicin per gram of dried pepper.
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"This wine is unusually complex, its aroma is full of dried fruit, from apricots to mango and dried figs," said Tibor Vittek, the editor in chief of the Slovak wine magazine Vinoteka.
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For starters, you'll need three different kinds of chilies (dried and fresh Thai bird's eye, as well as dried red chilies); fresh galangal and turmeric; garlic, lemongrass, ginger, salt, and shrimp paste. See?
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In 221, Nestlé used industrial technology to create the world's first freeze-dried coffee, and in the 216s and 22016s, the US military shipped freeze-dried food rations to the troops in Vietnam.
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Cooking from memory, with no ingredients on hand to make a proper Japanese dashi broth from kombu (dried kelp) and shaved bonito tuna, I improvised a vegetarian version using dried shiitakes and miso.
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Sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil first trickled into American consciousness in the '80s — but exploded in popularity after publication of a 1995 cookbook fittingly called "Sun-Dried Tomatoes," according to Taste Magazine.
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The tiny Australian clams known as pipis are used in a version of haemul jjim, swimming in an intense broth made of dried anchovy, dried pollock, shiitake, konbu and a ginger chile paste.
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The first time I tried dried chorizo was in Atlanta.
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Wetland plants sit in dried clumps away from the water.
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Meanwhile, trade and business ties have all but dried up.
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You can find it in dried foods and bubble gum.
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But construction stalled last year as FF's funds dried up.
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But under Rousseff, his handpicked successor, those exports dried up.
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So a couple of times I thought I'd dried up.
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Under the dust hid dirt the color of dried blood.
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Then January 2019 began, and the Netflix well dried up.
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The Supersonic dried it in a fraction of the time.
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The round spots of faded color are like dried tears.
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Realize two weeks later that it's actually a dried fig.
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I pick up canned soup, RXBars, chocolate, and dried apricots.
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Even the simplest recipe for dried beans yields amazing results.
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Dawn broke on Friday with pavements smeared with dried blood.
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Afghan exports to India include dried fruits, textiles and carpets.
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Looking for a good company that makes yum dried chickpeas.
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As a result, this densely packed vegetation quickly dried out.
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That's why my Secret and Yik Yak usage dried up.
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Top with dried mint, feta, and herbs, if you like.
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James was a freelancer and his work recently dried up.
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They dried out and analyzed all materials the screens caught.
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Yes, oh yes, granola with flaxseeds, rolled oats, dried cranberries.
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A combination of dried legumes gives this humble soup complexity.
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This asparagus combines dried and fresh mushrooms for big flavor.
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But as the market dried up, Xu became a target.
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Or better yet, sun-dried tomatoes — the possibilities are endless.
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But the fawning coverage O'Rourke once received has dried up.
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Top with ice, soda water and garnish with dried rosebuds.
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Almost every water source in the area has dried up.
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Aren't the dried stains of ink residues of colored dust?
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Fried strips of sunchoke peel mimicked dried leaves or twigs.
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My granola bars and dried noodles got old very quickly.
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There were dispensers full of beans, spices, and dried fruit.
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Check out the freeze dried Astronaut Ice Cream See Details
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Old women bent over large trays of dried chili peppers.
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More recently, however, the praise and recognition have dried up.
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Seasonings include dried fennel, star anise, and spoonfuls of salt.
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One of Xudu's uncles sells dried chrysanthemum for a living.
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Dried scallop, sometimes salted pork, chicken with meat in there.
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Thank goodness it was warm enough that everything dried quickly.
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Another smear the color of dried blood descends the wall.
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In the dried "mud" beneath our feet were droid tracks.
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We also chuck in a couple of dried chipotle chilies.
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Nearly $1 trillion in oil investment worldwide has dried up.
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Today's is lamb and couscous, with dried fruits and nuts.
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She nodded uncertainly and dried her hands on her apron.
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Ms. Taymouri's phone stopped ringing, and sales orders dried up.
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Then the clients dried up, as foreigners fled the country.
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The jeweled citrus peel is the (dried) cherry on top.
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But the flow of meaningful information has largely dried up.
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Garnish with a sprinkle of dried tea leaves and buds.
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At the house, I keep nice dried fruits and fruits.
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Top with the feta and sprinkle with the dried oregano.
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McVicar said that dried sage works especially well in meatloaf.
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Don't feel like dried herbs are only for dry rubs.
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Orders dried up in the wake of those legal proceedings.
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I didn't want it dried out and smelling like products.
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Most of her food and medicine is dried in jars.
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Because they can be dried, they last a long time.
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Ms. Fowler dried and curled her hair in the car.
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It probably dried on my way back to the office.
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Amanda Leung's family has sold dried seafood for three generations.
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It starts with a scratchy, dried out nose and throat.
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There is a dried, black crust over most of it.
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Also I'm HUNGRY, so I eat some dried apple rings.
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Then, add dried fruit and store in an airtight container.
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I snack on dried mangoes while I respond to emails.
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The hood's covered with dried stains: dip, coffee I've spit.
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Credit has dried up, leaving firms unable to finance imports.
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New orders have nearly all but dried up this year.
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BAIDOA, Somalia — First the trees dried up and cracked apart.
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With Russia's withdrawal of support, the rations quickly dried up.
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Buttery, with notes of baking spices, maple and dried plum.
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Like dried reindeer heart, which contains around 80 percent protein.
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Also tørrfisk [dried fish] which is produced near my island.
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The most expensive — dried — can cost almost $1,000 a kilogram.
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Just don't drink your fruits or rely on dried fruits.
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That's roughly the volume of a single dried mustard seed.
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Servings: 4Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 2 hours for the marinade:1 1/2 cup vegetable oil2 tablespoons kosher salt13 tablespoon dried oregano2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper4 dried guajillo peppers3 dried chipotle peppers21 garlic teeth22 dried pasilla peppers23 small roma tomatoes23 whole onion220 tablespoons annatto seeds24 cup orange juice53/25 cup apple cider vinegar23/25 cup diced pineapple1 fresh squeezed lime for soy protein:16 ounces texturized soy protein2 tablespoons kosher salt5 ounces vegan butterto serve:tortillasdiced pineapple1 bunch cilantrosalsas of your choicelime wedges 1.
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Making the stew — from lamb meat, turmeric, kidney beans, leeks, dried fenugreek, onions, parsley, and sun-dried limes — is "something, like painting, that I have not really learned, but continue to pursue," Aram writes.
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You'd then add everything else into it: scallions, ginger, preserved and pickled vegetables, salted mustard greens, dried fish, and dried pork floss, which we call "sung" and which has an almost carpet-like texture.
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The Brexit Box includes 60 portions of freeze-dried British favorites: Chicken Tikka, Chilli Con Carne, Macaroni Cheese and Chicken Fajitas, 48 portions of dried mince and chicken, firelighter liquid and an emergency water filter.
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According to the Trader Joe's website, each 2.3-ounce glass bottle is packed with a mix of white sesame seeds, black sesame seeds, poppy seeds, dried minced garlic, dried minced onion, and sea salt flakes.
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Obe ata is the base sauce, and red palm kernel oil adds richness, but umami-rich staples like fermented locust beans, dried crayfish and smoked fish or chunks of air-dried cod steal the show.
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The group's funding dried up and it had to shut down.
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Others hit the dried banana leaves with a solid, resonant thunk.
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This recipe requires four lemons, dried lavender buds, and agave nectar.
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And by then, the bun was fresh, it wasn't dried anymore.
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You can see the dried remains of ketchup and baked beans.
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Dust, dead human skin, the occasional dried streak of dog saliva.
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"Any kind of dried beans or grains is good," she says.
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It's a pickled cabbage-based salad covered in dried plum flakes.
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Lee stayed in Shanghai through the occupation, but work dried up.
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But under Rousseff, his hand-picked successor, those exports dried up.
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Other seeds are more frail, and die when dried or frozen.
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And as deal opportunities have dried up, sales have grown stagnant.
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Or the Chinese candy box, filled up with delicious dried fruit.
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"I was nursing, and the breast milk dried up," she explains.
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Notably, the processed THC products are more potent than dried herb.
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If dried ginger is what you've got, try this roasted pork.
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Rather than come clean, she chose to eat a dried caterpillar.
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She took a quick shower and then pat-dried her hair.
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Low energy prices dried up demand for drilling equipment and pipelines.
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The case for reappointing Ms Yellen is not cut and dried.
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Since the latest scandal erupted, business has dried up, traders said.
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The field is covered in hoofprints and mounds of dried manure.
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Nonetheless, its imports of both fuels from America have dried up.
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"Properly dried and cured flowers will audibly 'snap,'" the website explains.
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Nobody says anything when you have dried noodles in your bag.
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The scene where it got blow-dried was a particular joy.
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I pack a banana, some dried cranberries, and a muesli bar.
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A wet coffee drop (left) and the dried coffee ring (right).
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This pic is completely air dried, no heat, and still shiny.
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The system accepts plastic cartons filled with freeze dried pet food.
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And how long did this water last before it dried up?
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But perhaps it isn't so cut and dried, Noah points out.
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But work dried up after the financial crisis hit in 234.
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Whole-grain crackers and dried fruit are other good road snacks.
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You know what's weird is I really hate sun-dried tomatoes.
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Volume has dried up, which is normal after a quadruple witching.
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I replaced Twix and Twizzlers with almonds, prunes and dried fruits.
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Workers removed dried weeds from inside the mosque and restored fittings.
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Dried spices, bags of rice and religious candles are for sale.
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It's a powered tea made out of dried moringa tree leaves.
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We recommend adding a bit of dried fruit to boost sweetness.
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We all adored the corn with butter and dried yeast, though.
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Though they mostly consisted of dried lemon, milk and sugar, the
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In New Mexico, wreaths are often made up of dried chiles.
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Over-irrigation has dried up lakes and turned seas into dustbowls.
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But they do seem to have dried up a bit now.
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Try rolling a pine cone across a sheet of dried pasta.
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Dried-up ponds in Israel caused by a lack of rain.
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Ripple milk begins with ground, dried peas purchased from a vendor.
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Retailers may sell fresh and dried marijuana, oil, plants and seeds.
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"(The) spot palladium market practically dried out" in 22011, Nornickel said.
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Before it is preserved this way, each sample must be dried.
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This board needs to be hand-washed, dried, and oiled regularly.
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And lastly, it came time to see how those boots dried.
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As a child, Winfrey would sometimes bump into the dried wads.
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Tall oak trees stand with their leaves dried and turned downward.
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If you have zero interest, dried store-bought spaghetti will do.
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Mincemeat is British for a mixture of dried fruits and spices.
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Understand your dried chiles and the heat index levels of each.
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This double process results in seriously fried, dried, and broken hair.
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Northerners might add in dried squid, chestnuts, taro, or bamboo shoots.
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Dried squid with mustard and soy sauce goes well with beer.
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I dried off and headed up the stairs to my bunk.
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I've never dried my hair so quickly with such satisfying results.
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I almost forgot I was wearing it after it dried down.
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Ranging from juices, to dried cranberries, to of course, cranberry sauce.
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Gentle and subtle, with soft flavors of dried fruits and citrus.
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Fresh or dried herbs can add flavor to vegetables and meats.
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Ocas are sometimes dried and eaten, much like figs and apricots.
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But absent that ingredient you can substitute slivered dried Turkish apricots.
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But by 1995, sun-dried tomatoes became popular in the US.
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Two landscape shots turned vertical picturing the sky and dried grass.
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I was 17 the first time I bought dried white beans.
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One art wall is arrayed with dried, bleached slices of wood.
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The egg binds the fluffy dried beef together, giving it creaminess.
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Garnish with the avocado, grapefruit, cucumber, radishes, jalapeño, and dried chamomile.
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French fries get a dusting of dried lavender, delicate and summery.
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It dried my hair straight, but not poker straight, almost instantly.
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Flaked and powdered dried seaweed is great for sprinkling on popcorn.
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In Ecuador, this snack of roasted dried corn is called tostado.
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Dried herbs have a tendency to collect dust in the pantry.
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Try 1/2 teaspoon dried herbs per 1 cup of water.
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Listening to my guest's juicy stories, I dried out the meat.
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Here and there, tiny, dried-up olives lay on the ground.
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The seeds will soon be taken indoors, dried, bagged, and labeled.
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Soaps in silver packaging were reminiscent of freeze-dried astronaut foods.
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We settle on Italian, where I order sun-dried tomato pasta.
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This dirt trail is well elevated, above a dried-up canal.
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Another is a birch-flavored marshmallow dusted with powdered, dried strawberries.
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The heatwave also dried up water reservoirs, hitting hydroelectricity power output.
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Chipotle chiles themselves are ripe jalapeños that are dried, then smoked.
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With all three mutations, the flies even ate dried milkweed powder.
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Then, miraculously came 10 clear, dry days, which dried them out.
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Instead of dried, ground corn, I substituted creamed corn with feta.
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And Beijing's clampdown on shadow banking has dried up easy money.
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Q. Can I eat dried fruit on a low-sugar diet?
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Generally, workers thought sanitizer dried much faster than it really did.
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According to Nordegren, one person bought 3kg of dried creme brûlée.
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There is a pyroclast of fine dried ash across his skin.
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Dried hibiscus flowers steeped with ginger mean it's Christmastime in Jamaica.
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But amid squabbles with his co-founders, the income dried up.
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I am not looking forward to foraging through dried out cans.
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Stuffed monkeys, ivory carvings, snow leopard coats and dried seal penises.
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Shiny: Originally I wanted to have it taxidermied or freeze-dried.
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Where he touches there is a fine sand of dried salt.
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Place the dried fruits, port, and rum into a food processor.
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Moreover, corporate bond issuance largely dried up, slicing into underwriting fees.
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Add the dried chillies and cook for 10 minutes until softened.
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This classic Japanese seasoning, a blend of sesame seeds, dried fish, sugar, salt and dried seaweed, is good on everything, especially rice and cooked fish, where it obviates the need for a sauce or other garnish.
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"Shark's fin is one of the 'four treasures' of Chinese dried seafood, along with fish maw, dried abalone and sea cucumber," said Daisann McLane, director of the gourmet food tour company Little Adventures in Hong Kong.
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Interesting facts about grapes are that when dried, fructose converts into a soluble fibre, fructan, which absorbs and removes cholesterol from the blood, and dried white grapes are an effective prebiotic, feeding good bacteria in the gut.
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DRIED MUSHROOMS (PREFERABLY PORCINI) Soak dried mushrooms, porcini or morels in warm water, pat them dry, and you have a straight path to an elegant sauce for pasta, or a glorious addition to a braise or stew.
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Two days after the killing, splotches of dried blood stained those tiles.
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Invitations to weekend at grand houses in the Hamptons have dried up.
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When the crisis struck its funding dried up and its profits collapsed.
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Dried-out bread will soak up the stock without turning to mush.
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She also switched to natural treats of apples, vegetables and dried chicken.
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Hong Kong is the world's largest trading hub for the dried animal.
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The syrup can then be dried, powdered, and sold as maple sugar.
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When Brazil&aposs economy slumped and work dried up, they headed north.
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Throwing up is less common after consuming ayahuasca in freeze-dried form.
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But, Scarcelli insisted, the link to poverty is fairly cut-and-dried.
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Zucchini, steak, lemons, beer, spring mix, goat cheese, pecans, and dried cranberries.
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Borrowing costs skyrocketed, business lending shrivelled up, trade finance almost dried up.
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Since the trade war began, all of their orders have dried up.
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It was fine when I fished it out and dried it off.
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The blood had dried [Laughs] and they were ready to meet people.
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I also throw in a couple of dried longan fruit for sweetness.
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" Phelps later says the "the blood's not wet on me, it's dried.
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And VC financing dried up for building U.S. solar panel manufacturing plants.
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For the most part, though, I've embraced my natural, air-dried texture.
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The words dried on my tongue; I lost my train of thought.
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They sell frozen, microwavable pad Thai, not dried shrimp or tamarind paste.
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Place dried chiles in a blender, and cover with the hot water.
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I put it in when my hair's towel-dried and half wet.
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If the kitty picked correctly, it received a reward of dried fish.
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Luckily, the clear lacquer went on evenly and dried in an instant.
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But the anonymous social app space has dried up in recent years.
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However, the case is less cut-and-dried than those numbers seem.
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Farmland is barren; canals have dried up; and the people have left.
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We bought minger t-shirts and dried our bodies in minger towels.
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Next, they snap the dried casing so that the seeds fall out.
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Heavy entertainment taxes were introduced, and investment dried up as profits fell.
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Dried-out grass in the foreground sparkles as the wind blows by.
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The pool of potential nominees had quickly dried up in recent days.
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A plant is pictured in a dried out riverbed in Magdeburg, Germany.
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Enema, colonoscopy, oral capsule full of freeze-dried stool: It all works.
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And once the crisis was over, most of their funding dried up.
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The earthy, spicy aromas of dried chiles rises in the humid air.
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It didn't appear to have any dried blood or tissue on it.
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But I'd rather have some nuts or some dried mango or something.
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I soaked dried kidney beans, and then boiled them and drained them.
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Hot temperatures dried out the soil, easily outpacing dismal, record-low rains.
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I find that both beautiful and tragic, and not cut and dried.
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The scientist noticed one vessel that held some loose, freeze-dried material.
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Once the field dried, Montreal beat Toronto 3-2 in Leg 1.
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There, he bathed her, blow-dried her feathers and named her Lucky.
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No one is happy to get dried shrimp instead of trail mix.
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She foraged for roses, dried them, and placed them around the outside.
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Wearing thin lab gloves, he picks tiny dried blackberries off a bush.
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But hey, an old, dried up idea has never stopped Hollywood before!
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Ten years ago, Long Lake dried up completely, killing all the fish.
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In emergencies, I also resort to Starbucks little freeze-dried coffee pouches.
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Today, that traffic has dried up, but the mosque itself remains untouched.
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Dried out in spring, the faux grass was as good as new.
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The Canadiens' offense had dried up at home the past three games.
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Supplies of commercial instruments had, understandably, dried up quickly after the disaster.
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Beets dried out while they were still the size of Tic Tacs.
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Miniature dried pumpkins offer another chic way to use gourds for decor.
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To go with, maybe some couscous with dried apricots and preserved lemons?
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On a recent weekday, teeth and ribs lay in the dried mud.
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The woman dried her hands on her apron and took the device.
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Others have dried out my skin or even resulted in more breakouts.
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This chicken is inspired by the Middle Eastern dried seasoning mix za'atar.
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The group will dine on on freeze-dried or vacuum-packed meals.
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Who says cranberry sauce needs to sit on dried-out turkey breast?
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Several of its provisions remain unfulfilled and international support has dried up.
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Finally, don't be afraid of frozen, canned or dried fruit and vegetables.
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Harare, Zimbabwe: Sadza (finely ground corn maize), dried vegetables, beef, and tea.
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Nordstrom last month abandoned plans to go private after financing dried up.
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Or Melissa's recipe for couscous salad with dried apricots and preserved lemon.
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You also write about consuming your daughter's placenta in dried, powdered form.
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No rain means dried-up mycelium networks, which directly affects mushroom growth.
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Between him and there sat a field of dried up poppy plants.
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"The bread is dried and ground into very fine breadcrumbs," he says.
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It has a tendency to get seriously dried out from over baking.
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Chicken salad ($9.50) is updated, with dried apricots, toasted almonds and basil.
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Toss old spices, seasonings, and dried herbs that have lost their flavor.
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And, dried fruits are "long-lasting and durable" to withstand the elements.
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But yes, freeze-dried foods and subterranean real estate are in demand.
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As jobs dried up, football turned from collective diversion to individual hope.
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His unemployment has dried up and he has four children to feed.
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Add a sprinkle of dried parsley or another herb instead of fresh.
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It's just all about the LaCroix and dried mangos. Two-for-one.
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Similarly, after I began medication the songs in my head dried up.
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It contains three servings of noodles, dried broth base and spice mix.
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Conditions are still as bad—rotting dried food, no water, no electricity.
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Chili powder is a mixture of dried, ground chiles with other spices.
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Gather dried berries and pine cones or mimosa, helichrysum or berried eucalyptus.
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But demand for that had dried up as manufacturing moved to China.
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That worked, but then I tried dried apricots, which I liked better.
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Once I started snacking on whole leaf, dried seaweed, I couldn't stop.
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Foreign companies moved out after the sanctions and the jobs dried up.
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After being plucked, the flowers are dried and the stigmas separated later.
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Even such toothless criticism has largely dried up under the Trump administration.
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Liquidity in the bond markets has also dried up in recent years.
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For Antarctic explorers, almost all food was dried or consumed from tins.
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Global health Dried or powdered centipedes are used in Chinese traditional medicine.
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A poet in the country's east said his verse had dried up.
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MIAMI — The rescuers from California Task Force 1 had finally dried out.
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But in 2007, Hollywood writers went on strike, and work dried up.
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Made with dried fava beans, some say it's the precursor to falafel.
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"It's not dead until the stem is completely dried out," says Carter.
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We dried and boiled and baked the plants that would sustain us.
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On social media, however, his career wasn't quite so cut and dried.
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We froze in another pelting downpour and dried out in the sun.
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Add dried chile flakes, parsley, oregano, black pepper and a hot grill.
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Mr. Gao's business dried up, and he laid off half his workers.
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I've only eaten a packet of almonds and some dried mangoes today.
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Blood dried and crusted all over me, and my wrapper in shreds.
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The ride back was less eventful; the rain-slicked roads had dried.
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I also spotted a section of dried meats from Lawson's Natural label.
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River Country, Walt Disney World's first water park, dried up in 2001.
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Their credit scores fell, their interest rates soared and credit dried up.
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That is how brine shrimps, or sea monkeys, survive being dried out.
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How much can an old, dried out piece of mold be worth?
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Fraud and regulatory zeal have dried up the issuance of rival cryptocurrencies.
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It is packed into banana leaves and dried under hot ashes overnight.
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Flatten out the dried chiles and press down for a few seconds.
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Now, the papers having dried, she proposed to read them to me.
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"Try this" says Aldo, handing me a wrinkled, freeze-dried chuño potato.
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In the meantime, new orders for the 83 Max have dried up.
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History still existed there and it had dried up here at home.
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Cover with parchment paper and fill with dried beans or pie weights.
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Technology became obsolete, funding dried up, or there just wasn't enough space.
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Livestock were dying of hunger and thirst while crops dried and withered.
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Try their bag of reasonably priced Raw Almonds or Dried Orange Slices.
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Most concerning is that the study itself was funded in part by Big Nut, aka the International Nut and Dried Fruit Council (INC), an industry group of more than 800 nut and dried fruit companies across the world.
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In a cluster of shops on a street commonly known to tourists and locals as Dried Seafood Street, exotic dried fare sit in giant tubs and glass jars, promising a variety of cures to a number of health ailments.
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The birch is kiln-dried, smells great, burns beautifully — and comes from Estonia.
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Many homes have run out of running water because of dried up wells.
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Instant grains, and even canned beans, are more expensive than the dried option.
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The father's clothing, hands and arms were also allegedly covered in dried blood.
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He seemed to be fine and happy to be dried off and safe.
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I'd need to cut out foods I love like chocolate and dried fruit.
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I'd pack matches, a hatchet, and maybe some dried pinto beans for sustenance.
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Does anyone else get really excited about the dried pineapple and banana bits?
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That layer can be harvested, dried in the sun, and used as fabric.
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"I love decorating with dried flowers because they last forever," Mowry-Hardrict says.
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This freeze-dried broccoli warmed in a pool of fake cheese and pasta.
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The bees clung to the walls I'd painted the color of dried palm.
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They started with the liquid concealer, which they thought oxidized and dried quickly.
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The past summer's hot weather exposed shells and bullets in dried-up rivers.
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The new European Union rules do not apply to frozen and dried fruit.
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These temporary safe havens eventually dried up, killing the exposed animals en masse.
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They initially hit crab in big numbers, but that well quickly dried up.
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He used split dried yellow fava beans puréed with olive oil and garlic.
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He first tried dried bonito while working in Dan Hunter's kitchen in Australia.
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The lavish financing that promising startups have come to expect has dried up.
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You're most likely to encounter the leaves in their dried and powdered form.
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Most masks (especially clay ones) make my skin feel like a dried prune.
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Whenever foreign capital inflows dried up, emerging markets wrestled with a painful dilemma.
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Most rivers, dams, wells, and even some boreholes have dried up, locals say.
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Refinancing had dried up dramatically just a year ago, as interest rates rose.
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Here's a general recipe for Portland clinker (the dried, powdery version of cement).
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The pork loin never dried out after it sat on the serving tray.
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This caused the dried ink to transfer an impression to the wet paper.
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On another level, the monotype is made of dried puddles of colored dust.
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I want all the snow melted and the mud dried before they go.
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Related: I Made A Necklace Out Of My Child's Dried-Up Belly Button
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Dried flowers; a nosegay, a posy, a rose clipped the night before battle.
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After reunification, work dried up and many of the younger residents moved out.
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These rivers flowed into craters, and created deltas in now dried-up lakes.
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Orders for the jet have dried up, and deliveries have been suspended. 0.33.
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It was completely dried up—must've been left there about two days before.
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My tears dried up until burly Donnell wrapped me in his arms, crying.
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The demise of newspapers dried up resources (and appetite) for serious political reporting.
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Hunan cooks utilize fresh chili peppers, whereas Sichuan priorities dried chilies and spices.
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Then his boyfriend showed up, bearing armfuls of dried fruit and granola bars.
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Make a nice spread of pickled vegetables, dried fruits, nuts, and lemon wedges.
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Reservoirs in the surrounding foothills had dried up, revealing acres of cracked earth.
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The American AI Initiative isn't as cut and dried as the critics suggest.
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If your pods have dried out, the chef suggests rehydrating them in bourbon.
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I would stock up on cookies, chips, pad thai, sausage, and dried garlic.
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All the French chefs tell you secretly that they never use dried beans.
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But that argument is not as cut-and-dried as it once was.
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A year later, when the oil jobs dried up, Jacoby returned to Arkansas.
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The peppers have been dried under the sun and soaked in water overnight.
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Lots of vegetation A lot of dried vegetation has been fueling the flames.
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The teens weigh various purchases before landing on Starburst, Skittles, and dried squid.
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I eat a handful of dried coconut, chug water, stretch, and head outside.
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If this river of ideas suddenly dried up, I would be seriously concerned.
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Freeze-dried 'astronaut food' doesn't taste very good, but sure is a novelty.
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The agency will differentiate between baked beans, pork and beans, and dried beans.
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Musk's satirical startup, Thud, closed in May after funding from Musk dried up.
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After her arrest, referrals, a large part of any dermatologist's business, dried up.
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Kirkland's dried blueberries are a healthy snack beloved by at least one member
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That means loans to small businesses and entrepreneurs nationwide have largely dried up.
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They must be washed and dried carefully after each use and oiled regularly.
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They calm the bees by smoking them with burning branches or dried papaya.
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City Kitchen Please never make me choose between dried pasta and fresh pasta.
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His blood soaked into her clothes and dried in streaks on her skin.
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Dried beans and lentils for days I have time to cook them properly.
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The chilled coffee is then freeze-dried until it resembles brown crystal clusters.
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I'd find them on my windowsill, caked in dried blood and drug residue.
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Inside, the dark moose meat is offset by razor-sharp ice-dried lingonberries.
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If using dried noodles, first soak them in hot water for 30 minutes.
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Once the clay foundations have dried, she cuts animal matter into slender sections.
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It's just as the track dried out, the Mercedes got stronger and stronger.
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The flakes are heated, dried, and cooled, then cut into small resin pellets.
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In any event, by this point the movie's wit has definitively dried up.
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Once dried, put a hand through the hair to add texture and height.
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The sauce had a nice kick, and the dish featured actual dried sardines.
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" Another user wrote, "This product was easy to use and dried fairly quickly.
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City Kitchen Dried wild mushrooms lend this comforting braise its depth and character.
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I make a version with wild mushrooms — dried wild mushrooms, to be precise.
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His dark complexion was ashen, and there was dried toothpaste around his mouth.
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It was herbal and nutlike, with flavors of fruit cake and dried fruits.
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Sap and dried needles tend to crackle, pop and explode when they burn.
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She planned to go in search of a latte while the canvas dried.
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A special thanks to Dried Spider for the music to this week's episode.
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Tea is offered; we snack on dates, almonds, dried apricots and sesame candy.
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The gigs dried up, the rent was due, and Mr. Antoine was scrambling.
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But that activity dried up during the financial crisis and hasn't fully recovered.
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If it did, your food would probably be dried out and inedible anyway.
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They're neither freeze-dried nor dehydrated, and that makes them a notable improvement.
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One concern is that liquidity in the corporate bond market has dried up.
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Those, he said, use actual dried tomato paste and dill, not chemical concoctions.
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The 90-proof spirit is ultrasmooth, with hints of dried fruit and honey.
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Initially, she thought somebody had gotten a delivery of dried fish called kusaya.
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By then, other leads may have dried up and the case gone cold.
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He also eats a freeze-dried meal of porridge or onions and eggs.
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Pools of static blood dried into a thick paste in her blood vessels.
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Feel free to experiment making flavored sugars with your favorite dried herb. Infusing.
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Sales of dried beans and grains, as well as rice, have climbed 84%.
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New Yorkers seek it out for hummus, dried fruit, and freshly roasted nuts.
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In the office was an open notebook with dried blood in the margins.
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This is not because investment opportunities in the country have suddenly dried up.
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I started my recipe from scratch, with jumbo dried white kernels of hominy.
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Stick to fresh cranberries, not the dried kind, for the best nutritional benefits.
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Options included an omelet station, fresh and dried fruits, and cheeses and bacon.
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Others are dense and fruitcake-like, filled with dried candied fruits and spices.
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An added handful of raisins or dried apricots takes it up a notch.
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They have great dried meat — the biltong — which is like a beef jerky.
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The chef also adds kombu, dried seaweed, to the sauce for more umami.
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But as the skin and tendons dried, they became much harder to remove.
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Brides can carry a dried bouquet that stays fragrant for three years ($25).
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Freshly chopped or sun-dried and ground, it is cheap feed for livestock.
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This added heat further parches vegetation that is already dried-out from drought.
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From that farmhouse grew an empire of goose down and freeze-dried fettuccine.
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It was cut up the middle, covered in dried blood and bullet holes.
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Then a flour plant laid off his mother, and the money dried up.
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Because where today are you going to read, 'Dried whippet over dusty silverware?
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I also regretted not bringing along snacks like mixed nuts or dried fruit.
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She said the freelance work has dried up since she came into prominence.
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I have a cold and am dried out from mouth-breathing all night.
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Its aid for north-eastern Syria, where it has troops, has dried up.
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A flooded home has to be fully dried before any waterproofing can start.
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Souvenirs range from freeze-dried ice-cream to autographed collectibles and meteor fragments.
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Front Burner Consider this stunning string of dried figs as a holiday gift.
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Sulfites in dried fruit and tartrazine in food dyes can cause asthma exacerbations.
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In some ways, it'd be great if it was that cut and dried.
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But those funds slowly dried up as drugs for AIDS became more available.
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A river, which had existed for millennia has dried up in 4 days.
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Can you walk us through the scientific process of making freeze-dried beer?
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Relationships aren't that cut and dried, so how could losing your partner be?
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Lebe placed dried plants onto light-sensitive materials and exposed them to light.
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Pulse the mixture until the dried fruit is broken down into smaller chunks.
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I am under a desk looking at a collection of dried chewing gum.
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Yet when you actually pop a diffuser onto your dryer and go to town, you end up with a half-dried, knotty mess that looks like you air-dried your strands in a wind tunnel — not at a calming beach somewhere.
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After a few minutes, I help take the haggis pakoras out and arrange on a serving plate, where they're sprinkled with onions, dried parsley, and chaat masala—a mix of dried mango powder, pomegranate powder, cumin, coriander, ginger, and salt.
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As for the beans, freshly cooked dried white beans are preferred — I always take the opportunity to proselytize for dried beans, which have a better texture and more flavor than canned — and, with a little advance planning, easy to pull off.
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But costs rose and orders dried up, and they closed up shop in 2011.
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While searching the residence, authorities also found dried blood in the home and garage.
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Breastfeeding parents may also experience nipple itching or irritation because of dried-up milk.
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According to Igloo, it can be dried out and re-used for multiple outings.
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This year's rebound comes off a December when the high-yield market dried up.
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I make a salad with spinach, beets, dried cranberries, and a hard-boiled egg.
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Quebec City (CNN)Streaks of dried blood crisscrossed the bullet holes on one wall.
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Photo: Ryan F. MandelbaumNewport Jerky, a vendor of exotic dried meats, distributes the worms.
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Her savings dried up quickly, and when they did, she slept at the airport.
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As the lake dried up, fisheries and the communities that depended on them collapsed.
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And this week, Canopy Growth got its licensed to export dried cannabis to Germany.
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Mutton can be dried to preserve it, so it can be served year round.
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The steak sat uncovered in the refrigerator and the surface dried out really nicely.
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People quickly realized, however, that freeze-dried food isn't all that fun to eat.
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According to Polanski, this is what happened next: We dried ourselves and each other.
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It's so weird how gender fluctuates so much; it's not necessarily cut-and-dried.
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She was labeled a rebel with a bad attitude, and the roles dried up.
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They're dried eyeballs—the glands that make the eyeballs wet are no longer working.
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For dinner, I make steamed yams, broccoli, and sauerkraut with dried wakame and tamari.
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The cans are washed, dried and date-stamped, and finally are ready for consumption.
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California may be increasingly susceptible to loads of dried-out grasses in the future.
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After Walt died, in 1966, her work at the company dried up almost entirely.
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Eventually I got him in the room, got him calmed down, his eyes dried.
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No silage or haylage, the dried and fermented feed that most farmers rely on.
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I have a few pieces of dried pear from Trader Joe's while I cook.
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But that deal dried up, and the Mill Rats work to make ends meet.
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But this experiment ended as quickly as it had begun, as financing dried up.
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I grab spinach, hard-boiled eggs, apples, dried mango, and breakfast trek mix ($12).
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Monthly stipends from the company's main investor, Chinese billionaire Jia Yueting, have dried up.
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When I blow dried it, my hair was smooth and sleek, with less frizz.
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Dolce & Gabbana is working with the family-owned dried pasta maker Pastificio Di Martino.
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Raisins are dried in a chunche— a grape-drying apparatus specific to the area.
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Because of Uber's popularity, almost all their other sources of business had dried up.
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Once the containers are full, they're carted to a nearby facility to be dried.
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The leaves are dried, partially oxidized, and balled up, like those of oolong tea.
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Add sun-dried tomatoes and garlic, and cook 2 minutes; add lemon slices. 2.
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Her sponsorship had dried up and Patrick had to figure out her next move.
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The garnish is pickled chanterelles, Chinese garlic cream, and a sprinkle of dried kale.
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Meanwhile, aid from Gulf states, which face their own economic challenges, has dried up.
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I had dried blood and bandages on the backs of my hands and elbow.
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I'm starving, so I eat a bunch of dried mango I brought from home.
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There were remnants of a bologna sandwich desiccated and dried out in a corner.
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Now, DIYers can use a bag of dried mushrooms to create whatever they want.
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After it dried out, though, it came back to life, with no apparent damage.
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The market has dried up, at least until the next movie in the franchise.
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As you might expect, a company that specializes in dried placenta isn't very conventional.
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I eat a protein bar while scrubbing the dried mud out of his coat.
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Dr. Helfand suggests trail mix, granola, cheese and crackers, dried fruit, nuts, and chocolate.
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We soon reached a small bridge over a dried-up riverbed full of rocks.
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This jar contains dried strawberries similar to the kind that cosmonauts took into space.
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I'd imagine spending hours covered in dried sweat can't be great for the skin.
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When I drink alcohol, I wake up like a dried sponge the next day.
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The palette is brown, ocher, and red, reminiscent of tobacco, mustard, and dried blood.
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Then, the plant heads gradually turned white and dried up before producing any grain.
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The police report states officers observed minor cuts, scratches and dried blood on Jen.
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Other flavors that complement weed are dried grapefruit, anise, turmeric, black pepper, and ghee.
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After the beans soak up all that wine goodness, they're dried and roasted again.
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Zoo workers aren't getting paid and funds for food and medicine have dried up.
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It's similar to how a pappadum or dried pork rind react in the fryer.
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However, for other parents, the benefits of bilingualism are not so cut and dried.
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In the 1980s, Whitten began making tesserae paintings composed of tiles of dried acrylic.
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Once your black liner has dried, trace gold liquid eyeliner above your black line.
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Anonymity not a cut-and-dried issue, nor are these easy questions to answer.
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" Eventually the manufacturing industry dried up, and "they said to chase work down South.
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Sean Newell A-Rod vigorously dried off his bat between his legs last night.
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When it comes to flavor, there's a huge difference between dried and fresh herbs!
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Dried fruit is also a rich source of antioxidants and the B vitamin folate.
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But some wonder if the cut-and-dried approach of today misses the point.
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Sorrosa handed them bags of beet chips and freeze-dried red peppers to eat.
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Zisa is in charge of bulk products: grains, beans, spices, granola, nuts, dried fruit.
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But the video trail dried up past a Con Edison substation near an expressway.
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The military then put dried grass, woods around them and set them on fire.
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The frame is made of kiln-dried sustainable hardwood that is resistant to warping.
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Pros: Cons: Buy the Primal Pet Foods Freeze-Dried Nuggets on Amazon for $30.99
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New business dried up and most of my legacy clients had to move on.
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"Trump Steaks lacked sizzle, Trump Ice bottled water has dried up," the editorial said.
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Dried spaghetti from the Martelli family's tiny factory in Tuscany is a constant, too.
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Stollen is a festive German bread made with dried fruits, nuts, and warm spices.
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Retailers have worked hard to stockpile dried goods such as pasta and bottled water.
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Products using the flower come in various forms, included dried tea, powder and extract.
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I do, however, blame the store for my addiction to freeze-dried ice cream.
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All the meat is sawed, cut, cured, and dried inside the San Francisco restaurant.
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Chrysanthemum flowers and green tea leaves are grown, picked, and dried in the village.
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Just a hint of dried lavender takes ripe summer blueberries to the next level.
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Rather than throwing the vegetables out, though, she mixed, ground, baked, and dried them.
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There were large bowls of dried corn, soaked soft again and cooked with cream.
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Under the program, patients who qualified were allowed to legally possess dried cannabis buds.
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Would dried, rolled weed have the same allure as a chlorophyll-laden living leaf?
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Before the funding dried up on Wednesday, Gudkov told Reuters why his fortunes mattered.
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However, since that opening Group F match, the goals have dried up for her.
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Scrambled eggs, dried pork, fish, or squid, and then some pickled vegetables and stuff.
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Climate change, which has increased temperatures, worsened drought conditions and further dried out vegetation.
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We sample Icelandic saltfiskur, dried and salted cod, steeped and rehydrated before being served.
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That seems like a pretty cut-and-dried violation of basic net neutrality principles!
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Spices and dried herbs seemingly last forever, but their quality actually dips over time.
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Plus, fruit — dried or fresh — is "packed with antioxidant compounds and energy," Palmer said.
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On Thursday, Lepage announced he was canceling the show after financial backing dried up.
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Pot-still brandies are blended to make a mellow spirit with dried fruit overtones.
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I have soaked dried currants in whisky to add to a simple chocolate cake.
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The money that long oiled the crony politics of the South has dried out.
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There is a delicious scent reminiscent of cumin, dried mushroom and perhaps orange blossom.
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Between scenes, they dried, and he went out again and again, finishing the week.
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Dried corn is cooked in water with calcium hydroxide and left to soak overnight.
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When my savings dried up, I knew that I would need to find work.
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Finish with parmesan cheese, chili flakes, dried oregano, and a drizzle of olive oil.
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Dried native corn was ground, and either baked into cakes or cooked for porridge.
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The Lite, a portable vape, is for dried bud and costs $100 [$79 USD].
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And incentives like zero-percent financing have all but dried up, Edmunds's experts said.
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But those yellow spots on the map have dried up in the intervening weeks.
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The top was a bright cobble of cut strawberries, pistachios and dried rose petals.
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Not long after Senghor resigned in 1980, the financing for Mudra Afrique dried up.
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Front Burner These slabs of Italian chocolate are topped with dried fruits and nuts.
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Funding dried up and the group had to lay off its staff of two.
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But it's not as cut and dried as some people are making it seem.
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Especially if you have dried your own (see below), take a page from Gregorio.
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And don't be afraid to mix and match dried herbs to use together. Baking.
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Sales of dried beans, canned meat and powdered milk are also on the rise.
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I turned my laptop off immediately, held it upside down, and dried it thoroughly.
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Work had dried up, and Hollywood had stopped getting in touch many years ago.
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Once the gel dried, they put on their shirts and went about their day.
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Top with 1.5 cups freeze-dried strawberries, and freeze for at least two hours.
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They separated the collagen from the bone, gelatinized it, dried it and weighed it.
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Overregulation, driven by the CFPB, dried up most of America's well of accessible credit.
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When the piece is no longer missing anything and the paint has dried properly.
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I gave them another splash of lemon juice and a sprinkling of dried oregano.
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She doesn't appear to be wearing makeup; her hair looks like it's air-dried.
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And there's black pudding (blood sausage) or pease pudding, made from dried split peas.
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The excess liquid can be used to cook dried food like rice and pasta.
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You see, most fig cakes rely on fig jam or dried figs for flavor.
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Then the other teams tightened up their defenses, and all the scoring dried up.
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As post time nears, Richard fills a can with dried sage and lights it.
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I eat a few pieces of Trader Joe's dried mango and refill my water.
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But in recent years, that confidence has dried up, and so have capital inflows.
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If the cats are skittish, Ms. Grimes has freeze-dried salmon to relax them.
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Undried kava, which is 80 percent water, weighs much more than its dried counterpart.
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Here we were buying Turkish coffee, dried beans, orange blossom water and Persian cucumbers.
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After a mummy was dried, oils were rubbed on its skin, sometimes for days.
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Dried beans are so cheap, and I feel like a domestic, food-prepping genius.
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Price: $2110.00 Make zero-effort jerky and dried fruits in just a few hours.
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City Kitchen I always keep a large supply of dried beans in the pantry.
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Actually, I would say that's the perfect way to eat any good dried beans.
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Camps generally provide laundry service, usually washed by hand and dried in the sun.
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Vegetation and a maze of dried mud walls lay to the west and southwest.
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Experts said the impact of the policy, if enacted, was pretty cut-and-dried.
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You can do it with intention, or with smudging, like a dried sage ceremony.
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As a result, surrounding tributaries, such as the Ichawaynochaway and Muckalee, have dried up.
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On Mars, we will all be eating packaged ice cream and dried up potatoes.
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She also pointed out that it wasn't even her own dried-out dairy product.
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Once the USSR collapsed and aid from Moscow dried up, his government quickly fell.
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Fermented soy bean paste and dried anchovies make this beef stew packed with flavor.
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"He was always busy with the dried fish and sea cucumbers," Fely Barriga said.
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Blogging started to fizzle out as a medium, and display advertising money dried up.
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Perhaps one day we will taste a few different wines made with dried grapes.
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The very phrase conjures the gnarly mental image of freeze-dried pockets of powder.
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While exuberant startup funding has dried up, VR companies have no problem raising cash.
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At thirty-four, I often feel like a cantankerous dried husk of a woman.
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It turns out that it's illegal in California to sell homemade food unless they are "non-potentially hazardous foods" — foods that are unlikely to grow bacteria at room temperature — like baked goods (cookies, biscuits, pastries), candy, dried fruit, popcorn and dried pasta.
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An initial flight, carrying five tonnes of dried fruit, was sent on a Turkish Airlines flight to London, following similar routes carrying dried fruit and other products to India and China, where an inaugural cargo of pine nuts was sent in November.
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Under Cottage Food Law, it's illegal in California to sell homemade food unless they are "non-potentially hazardous foods" — foods that are unlikely to grow bacteria at room temperature — like baked goods (cookies, biscuits, pastries), candy, dried fruit, popcorn and dried pasta.
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A lick of baby food like Gerber 2nd Foods Meats or a taste of something stinky and rich like Raw Paws Pet Free-Range Freeze Dried Beef Green Tripe or Stewart Pro-Treat Freeze Dried Beef Liver Treats can be extra motivating.
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Dried fruit, since it is so concentrated, can be very high in sugar and calories.
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When the supply dried up, I decided to go on the road, inspired by Kerouac.
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Suddenly the orders dried up, the clubs withdrew their interest and Willmott's phone stopped ringing.
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In total, about 800 acres, 40 percent of his crop, sit dried out and useless.
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"They were facing severe drought, so all their reservoirs were completely dried up," Ramadoss says.
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The tobacco is then dried out, rolled in bible paper, and smoked like a cigarette.
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After they were rinsed and dried, they measured how much enamel eroded off the surface.
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"Fresh bread, Viennese pastries, kouglof, panacota verrines, dried fruits," the hotel lists as breakfast offerings.
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"After Edward dried off and changed his clothes, I introduced him to Valerie," writes Monk.
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The last time I did psychedelics, it was mushrooms I had picked and dried myself.
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The slices of chicken breast were succulent, not dried out and plopped into the soup.
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In the bathroom, the tub is concealed with a board and display of dried flowers.
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She dried her face with a paper towel and breathed in, trying to calm herself.
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Right now, only dried and fresh pot, oils, seeds, and plants are legal to purchase.
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After the sweater is washed and dried, customers can come back and pick it up.
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Dried seafood is smuggled out across a land border with China in the far north.
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Traffic was light, and the warm air rushing through my open window dried my sweat.
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But since she came out as transgender, Madden says the job offers have dried up.
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Currently, only dried cannabis flower, oil and sublingual's sprays are legal for sale in Canada.
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Iranian government says a seasonal drought has dried out rivers, reducing hydropower production from dams.
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Others use a rack crammed with dried Spanish thistles to remove excess hair from fabric.
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Up until college, I believed I had straight hair; it just blow-dried that way.
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The next, he's rifling through his stockroom, searching for a hidden stash of dried abalone.
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In 2014, Nasa released satellite images that showed it had all but completely dried up.
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Yet as anyone in Agadez will tell you, it has now dried to a trickle.
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For once, Westerners helped and he got funding, though American money dried up last May.
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I often find restaurant curries too sweet, too thick, and sullied by unwelcome dried fruit.
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Fresh goji berries taste nothing like the limp, dried morsels we get in the West.
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At the market, they look more or less the same: dried, wrinkly, and reddish-pink.
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I even tried a method that involved a handful of dried rice and dish soap.
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Imports of dried fins fell from 4,800 tonnes in 2004 to 20 tonnes in 2014.
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The ink almost dried up when Wassim initially had no interest in the family business.
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All that public money has now dried up — and you might well ask where to.
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Mince pies are sweet pies filled with dried fruits and spices, otherwise known as "mincemeat".
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They are crushed to extract their oil and the remaining pulp is dried and powdered.
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Ruptures in her abdomen and leg never healed, and offers of marriage quickly dried up.
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From the series "Vanishing Spirits: The Dried Remains of Single-Malt Scotch," by Ernie Button.
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First, he rough dried her hair with Bumble and bumble Hairdresser's Invisible Oil Protective Primer.
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Unless you want dried pine needles strewn everywhere, or propellers stuck in your walls.[YouTube]
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I dried my hair, applied some makeup and went out into the world feeling beautiful.
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I am always dried out in the winter but I much prefer this to freezing!
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At least one chef in Denmark, Klavs Styrbæk, has been experimenting with dried jelly appetizers.
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In order to create the most volume, she then blow-dried Cuoco's hair in rollers.
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The breathing tubes had dried my throat out, and I couldn't sing for six months.
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I trotted around Williamsburg dripping, too embarrassed to enter any establishment until my shorts dried.
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Dragged him inside, washed him, dried him, then discovered our actual dog in his kennel.
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This Mars Express image of the dried-up valley was taken on November 19, 2018.
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Around 50% comes in thermostabilized form, but also in freeze-dried, irradiated and natural form.
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I eat two Baby Bels and a Heart Healthy nut-and-dried-cranberry mix pack.
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South Korean businesses were shunned, K-pop concerts were canceled and tourist trade dried up.
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I will undoubtedly arrive dried out, dented, crushed, and smelling like a fetid summer sausage.
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While other cast members continued to act or direct, acting work dried up for Moran.
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I've destroyed it now with the amount of times its been ironed and blow dried.
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In just 24 hours, the Camp Fire burned 70,000 acres of exceptionally dried-out vegetation.
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Oregon. Loznak's full list of harms, from the dried-up rivers where he used to
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The trucks bring the wet salt crystals to a factory, where they are then dried.
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A decade later, after political will and institutional funding dried up, the mosquito was back.
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It demands to be cut, colored, washed, dried, and styled in order to appear decent.
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And forever going out in public with dried pieces of clay mask in your hair?
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But his rugged object paintings are more than just piles of dried dirt on canvas.
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The defense department's top priorities include freeze-dried plasma, cold-stored platelets and cryopreserved platelets.
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VICE: Besides the anniversary marker, why probe a crime that's seemingly pretty cut-and-dried?
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Bare sand and dried tree trunks standing out at Theewaterskloof Dam, near Villiersdorp, South Africa.
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"It's not our fault if orders dried up," said Sandy Bomble, one of their number.
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No mischance, malice, knives, set against life,tears dried... Vietnam over, he did not rest.
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Preparation 503: To make, stuff dried chamomile into cow intestine using a funnel and stick.
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The money markets dried up as banks became too scared to lend to each other.
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Batman finds a yellow smiley face button with a dried drop of blood on it.
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She would make this stuffing out of dried-out bread, half cornbread and white bread.
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Horses and colorful carriages adorned with dried red peppers carry children dressed in traditional clothes.
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Instead she used juice from the jar of olives, and a shake of dried dill.
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Private support for studies also dried up, Kellermann said in a commentary published in 2013.
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The farmer, also a nurse, now sells dried fruit snacks to supplement her daily income.
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Combine the kombu, dried shrimp, mushrooms, garlic, leek, carrot, and ginger in a large saucepan.
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Get kale and cherry tomatoes and dried coconut shavings and make the Jones recipe tonight.
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Meals are typically dehydrated, freeze-dried, or thermostabilized, then labeled and stored in locker trays.
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Anyone who bought the dried beef is urged to throw it out or return it.
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Both these sources of fresh talent have now dried up, even as others remain obstructed.
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Beside it, another pan: a soy-drizzled mound of ripped kale and dried shaved coconut.
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Her body would be returned to the refrigerator until the ground had dried out. Mrs.
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But before the grinding begins, the unhulled sesame seeds are soaked, roasted, hulled and dried.
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But the seasonings are said to include brown sugar, dried garlic, paprika and, crucially, cayenne.
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Markham, Ontario-based MedReleaf sells dried cannabis and pot-based oils and capsules in Canada.
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It freeze-dried its ammonium nitrate to protect it from moisture during the manufacturing process.
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The Black Rock Desert is a dried lake bed with mountains nestled in the distance.
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To make that variety, beans are separated from the cherry then dried to increase quality.
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Chuño can be stored and eaten for a decade after it has shrunken and dried.
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"Beef jerky, oatmeal, rice, pasta, dried fruits, nuts ... is what we survived on," Appel said.
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I brought tea, dried noodles, granola bars, chocolate, and some fruit-and-vegetable baby food.
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