With half of the universe currently dusted, Endgame has a lot to get through — will the dusted characters be brought back?
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An apricot, wrapped in a fig, dusted with edible gold.
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Afanasieff had no idea the pair had dusted a hit.
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Contaminated skin diving suit dusted with a deadly fungus inside.
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Wana candies are small squares or circles dusted in sugar.
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Then she dusted, sprayed, and cleaned all the wooden furniture.
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It's not just something to be dusted and coo'ed over.
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I dusted off my journals and wrote throughout my pregnancy.
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They're dusted with cinnamon sugar, which is always a bonus.
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Reid mounted a Hasselblad onto it and dusted the lens.
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Dusted with Aleppo pepper, it was both unassuming and addictive.
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Miraculously, the bird got up, dusted itself off, and flew away.
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In the 1980s blasphemy laws were dusted off and spruced up.
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My flour-dusted laptop playing YouTube tutorials was always close by.
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Side note: This year's Halloween costume choice is done and dusted.
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Recently I dug it out, dusted it off and read it.
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The Treasury market also assumes the Fed is done and dusted.
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The bun is soft, chewy, and finely dusted with corn grit.
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Some of us have dusted the elbow bump off the shelf.
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Spice and crunch came from puffed barley dusted with piment d'Espelette.
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The sando is served with a side of nori-dusted fries.
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Another is a birch-flavored marshmallow dusted with powdered, dried strawberries.
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Oh you thought location-based food deal services were done and dusted!
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Purists can opt for the traditional, powdered sugar-dusted version, of course.
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It's only stage 18, but this thing is almost done and dusted.
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Kharkiv has always been a bit grander than its coal-dusted neighbours.
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Fragrant and steaming, the crawfish are served whole and dusted with spice.
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Kola salt is dusted on steak; there's a kola rub on carnitas.
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Crews also dusted off his Camacho persona during the 85033 presidential election.
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Crews also dusted off his Camacho persona during the 2012 presidential election.
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It was an impromptu time capsule, untouched (though heavily dusted) by time.
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No praying in the mosque, legs dusted by a beg for God.
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The semolina-dusted sea bass we found to be a bit mushy.
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In the end, the characters dusted by Thanos's snap do, indeed, return.
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We let her have a head start and she still dusted us.
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The crispy, sugar-dusted exterior gave way to a soft, buttery interior.
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Plans for chemical or biological incidents should be dusted off and updated.
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Those tables are being dusted off and moved to the Senate floor.
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And the bookshelves — lined with scripts, plays and monologues — were dusted off.
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It is decorated with gold-covered strawberries and a gold dusted-chocolate crunch.
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With E3 done and dusted, What was the most memorable moment for you?
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Finally, blitzed chervil is frozen with liquid nitrogen and dusted over the sorbet.
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A look out the window revealed barren trees and cars dusted in snow.
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The deal in Senate between Murray and Alexander is hardly done and dusted.
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The Lorenz & Hart chestnut "Blue Moon" is dusted off for an acoustic reading.
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The beans are actually al dente black eyed peas dusted with mole powder.
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Is there anything better than a batch of freshly made, sugar-dusted sufganiyot?
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I also have a solo song on there called "Dusted" that I like.
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Nothing kills a conversation like the threat of being dusted with human remains!
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A dusted copper heaven streaked with gold and siphoned from Klimt's aureate imagination.
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There are lamb kebabs, lovingly dusted with whatever spices your culture prizes most.
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Some of the riders dusted themselves off and got back on their bikes.
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"A woman in a fur coat dusted with snow came inside," he said.
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I had scrolled past colorful flower-dusted salads served in the rustic restaurant.
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It will decorate many spindly-legged and well-dusted coffee tables, I suspect.
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It was done and dusted, signed into law by 22019 o'clock Friday morning.
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She dusted off her shoulders as he reached for a frozen vegetable medley.
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I dusted the ash off our car, and took my daughter to school.
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She also dusted off colonial-era emergency power laws to complicate future protests.
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Meanwhile, transfer the cold dough to a clean surface dusted lightly with flour.
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One man conversed about the suburbs as a clerk dusted the store shelves.
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Every wight and White Walker got dusted (hi Thanos) with a single blade thrust.
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"People have dusted themselves off," former Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta told VICE News.
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Naturally, as soon as I've dusted myself off, I post about it on Facebook.
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But he was still positive about how quickly the market has dusted itself off.
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It's bona fide American comfort food that just happens to be dusted with Cheetos.
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Once our faces were sufficiently dusted, we dunked them in water for 30 seconds.
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Roll out dough and lay on pizza paddle (if using) dusted with corn meal.
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Beads of sweat bejewel her forehead, and her clothes are slightly dusted with soil.
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Outside, snow dusted the wings of a decommissioned spy plane in the parking lot.
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Between the tiny, elegant cups, nearly overflowing with coffee, were dates dusted with sugar.
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And then there's going to be Wagyu dusted with caramelized onion and charcoal powder.
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Choose from savory flavors like Garlic and Onion or sweet ones like Cocoa-Dusted.
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The sweet treats are dusted in red or blue sugar, depending on your allegiance.
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It's in the pollen dusted on cars, the dirty pacifier lost in the gutter.
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Grain piles, dusted by snow, sit on the ground in North and South Dakota.
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These rolls are baked in a wood-burning oven and dusted with sesame seeds.
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Mr. McFarlane, 21, dusted off Spawn, a character he had created in his teens.
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She batters and fries the blossoms into sweet, spindly fritters, dusted with powdered sugar.
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The lines can be long for the sugar-dusted Portuguese malasadas at Leonard's Bakery.
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Mr. Peteroy dusted crickets with calcium powder and sprinkled them liberally into gecko tanks.
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When one winner was picked, the animal was dusted in a cloud of saffron.
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Over all, the apartment has the continually dusted look of a prominent artist's studio.
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Chad Johnson's daughter, Cha'iel, straight-up DUSTED the competition in her 800m run Wednesday.
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Cops dusted Dikembe's car for fingerprints but it's unclear if they got a hit.
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She wasn't dusted onscreen, leading fans to believe she may have survived the snap.
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It was returned a week later, and the police dusted the statue for fingerprints.
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Then it's topped off with a swirl of whipped cream and dusted with cinnamon sugar.
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And if that weren't enough, a steady snowfall out West has dusted the Grand Canyon.
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Parts of New Jersey got 20 inches of snow, while other places were barely dusted.
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It's complete with little gingerbread people, snow-dusted window panes, a wreath, and pine trees.
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The response was measured (and probably dusted off from something prepared by the Obama administration).
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We dusted off plans to raise investment by a fifth and boost hiring at home.
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Daryl has escaped and Rick has dusted himself off and is ready to fight again.
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These glitter-dusted clips became an everyday accessory staple in your twisted-back tween do.
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He dusted himself off and continued but was unable to improve on his initial effort.
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Every place I tried, those blueprint shears were dusted with flour and waiting to slice.
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He dusted himself off after the previous defeat and instantly announced he would try again.
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County surveyors have reams of shelved road-resurfacing plans that could be quickly dusted down.
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Mr. Shorshi dusted them with salt, tossing them theatrically from a bowl into the air.
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However, I literally loudly said, "YEAH RIGHT" in the theater when Black Panther got dusted.
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The pancakes looked exactly as advertised — neatly stacked, fluffy, and lightly dusted with powdered sugar.
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Whether you think, as the leader of your party that, that's that done and dusted?
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And across the world, whether with biryani, borek or sugar-dusted sweets, millions will feast.
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Here are 18 pixie-dusted gifts to bestow upon your Disney dad for the holidays:
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These dusted-off standbys are perfect for the shower, the gym, and everything in between.
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Nebraskans are being dusted in snow generated by the steam from power plants right now.
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It took decades for the posters on fading paper to be rediscovered and dusted off.
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It was a supersize ski chalet, and its green pointed roofs were dusted with snow.
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LONDON — Fashion has often been known to stick its head in the glitter-dusted sand.
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I dusted dirt off my body as he extended his hand and pulled me up.
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"I think I am having the best time," the flour-dusted actor Henry Winkler said.
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Those plans could potentially be dusted off to help respond to disease epidemic or pandemic.
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Villard, grounded for a moment, simply dusted himself off and asked to borrow more money.
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Snow dusted the rooftops, and hardly a soul was in sight on the cobblestone street.
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The Senate's bipartisan immigration proposals will be dusted off and set back on the table.
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It is the rate hike playbook, and it gets dusted off every time the Fed tightens.
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They thought he was dusted — which suggests that he may be key to undoing Thanos's snap.
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THE document is dry, dusted with references to "benchmarks", "performance evaluation" and "a metric-based framework".
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Local officials, still hungry for growth, have dusted off their plans for big new coal mines.
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Snow-dusted mountains cut through the orange glow above and are mirrored in the lake below.
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He was especially gracious the day after he dusted Ted Cruz and John Kasich in Indiana.
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Of course, we knew Homecoming had a sequel in the works long before Parker got dusted.
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Drummond brushed it aside while he and his teammates surprisingly dusted off the Warriors with ease.
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The sheet goes onto a baking sheet that's been flipped over and lightly dusted with flour.
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Not surprisingly, Saudi Arabia's many critics have dusted off their obituaries of the House of Saud.
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Place the filled wonton on a flour dusted baking sheet and cover it with another towel.
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Among the colors: Cleared Veil (milky beige), Dusted Soul (cool brown), and Love Elixir (dusty blush).
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Place the filled wonton on a flour dusted towel and cover it with another towel. 8.
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The fragrance notes include snow-dusted cranberries, juicy peach and ripe red raspberries with essential oils.
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As Harkan has told creditors, plans drawn up after Froehlich was hired will be dusted off.
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In the winter, trees are dusted with snow, like this forest in the Yellowstone National Park.
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They — Captain America, Thor, the Hulk, Black Widow, and Okoye — were not dusted during the snap.
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It just needed to be cleaned and dusted and the electronics needed to be cleaned out.
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Communities southwest of the summit were dusted with ash, said National Weather Service meteorologist John Bravender.
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Iridescent gold is dusted along the ruffled or pointy rims and the twisted or fluted stems.
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It was as though it was being dusted off and tuned up, ready for next season.
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Some of the drinks are stained sea blue, others dusted with a shimmery yolk-colored powder.
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Smart little jackets with shoulders that dusted the earlobes, and sleeves that dangled to mid-thigh.
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Transfer to a baking sheet dusted with semolina flour and refrigerate until ready to cook. 4.
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Maria Rambeau, Carol's best friend, will be older (if she hasn't been dusted by Thanos's snap).
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Pork jowl is braised, grilled and dusted with toasted ground rice, making each slice faintly crisp.
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Place the filled pasta on a flour dusted baking sheet and cover it with another towel.
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Transfer to a sheet pan or cast iron skillet dusted with cornmeal (optional, but helps prevent sticking).
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Her hair was bleached, colored, curled, teased, dusted in sparkles, and topped off with a Styrofoam horn.
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The first Apple Macintosh computer was sold and Kevin Bacon dusted off his dancing shoes in Footloose.
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Only savages don't wipe their oiled, salted, or Cheetos-dusted fingers before moving back to the keyboard.
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Workers dusted on the golden-hued powder while the papers remained wet and brushed off the excess.
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One pair of bejeweled Calvin Klein sandals, dusted entirely with silver glitter, sparkled like a disco ball.
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And, for the face, dark eyeshadow was dusted in random spots to give an un-showered appearance.
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Dusted with chopped nuts, the triangular pastry's featherweight layers of filo emit blissful syrup with each bite.
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It's good: thicker than a normal pop tart, conspicuously dusted with cake flour, and I'm very hungry.
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The platter had been dusted with a chile and spice blend, and the beans were cumin-forward.
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They were lathered in Japanese mayo and takoyaki sauce and were dusted with lemongrass and bonito flakes.
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Before any photos were taken, she carefully dusted off the tell-tale soil on the plants' roots.
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It has a cornmeal-dusted breakfast roll for a bun and at first glance isn't especially appealing.
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With that exposition done and dusted, he can wander in search of booze into a drag club.
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There she made the cake, dusted it with confectioners' sugar and garnished it with candied orange peels.
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They are batter cooked between hotplates patterned according to various regional traditions and dusted with icing sugar.
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The color scheme of white and grey sprinkled with glitter looks like it's been dusted with frost.
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A nacho fry is basically a fry dusted with vaguely "Mexican-inspired" seasoning and dipped in queso.
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That equipment case is now in the custody of Turkish investigators, who have dusted it for fingerprints.
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A few placards with pictures of babies were propped up against metal lawn chairs dusted with snow.
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She will develop a puzzling attraction to Ron, a chalk-dusted algebra teacher seventeen years her senior.
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I would return in a heartbeat for baby potatoes, which are thickly dusted with dried shiitake crumbles.
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I wiped down the counters, cupboards and floor; dusted and vacuumed; and cleaned the half-bathroom downstairs.
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Oil-slick lips — a cacophony of ultraviolet, icy blue, yellow and rose, lightly dusted with waves of glitter.
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Many plaintiffs allege that the amounts they inhaled when they dusted themselves with tainted talcum powder were enough.
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It's a perfect blend of platforming and combat and puzzle-solving, dusted with a little crafting and exploration.
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Why Only The Villains Get Dusted: Thanos is the last to fade away and the fighting finally ends.
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And then Mr Johnson's final falsehood will be exposed: that his deal means Brexit is done and dusted.
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Then, it's 'dusted' with white chocolate 'parmesan' (hoo boy) and topped with raspberries, almond flakes and mint. JFC.
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"Dusted," the captioned a close-up shot of what her skin looked like after applying the innovative product.
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Like chocolatey, powdered-sugar-dusted clouds, these fluffy, chewy vegan cookies are sure to be a crowd pleaser.
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One cover shows Pitt in a pink sweater and silver chain, with white sand dusted across his face.
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It's the same excuse dusted off and reused every time anyone brings up Woody Allen or Roman Polanski.
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It comes with cool tones that can be used to define facial features or dusted onto the eyelids.
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Shockie smoothed his hair, Meraj put on his dark glasses, and Taukir dusted off his tight black jeans.
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" Additionally, Brielle's car was dusted for fingerprints, although according to the police report, "no usable prints were found.
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Rebranding them as "Momoas," Jason Momoa smolders back at you from behind the caramel-covered coconut-dusted cookies.
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Last week, congressional leaders dusted themselves off and began moving forward with a second attempt to repeal ObamaCare.
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The pumpkin pie had a deep-fried crust dusted with cinnamon sugar, just like the chain's apple pie.
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For some years now, he has worn a beard, gray-dusted, and a fizz of thinning brown hair.
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The menu described the burger as "porchetta-dusted" and topped with a "truffle spread," yet evidence was scant.
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In the clip recorded in 2008, the robot swept the floor, dusted the cabinets, and unloaded the dishwasher.
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On Thursday, nearly 100 years later, it was pulled out of storage, dusted off and put on display.
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"We were not aware of it until we dusted off observations made over two decades ago," said Baliukin.
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We have this one strain that we are working [on] with a grower in Arizona called Dusted Nugz.
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Essentially it's a chocolate-covered bite of honeycomb, dusted in crystalized ginger for a welcome hit of spice.
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Cabrera dusted himself off and lined a shot to center field to drive in a comforting insurance run.
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The sky was clear, the temperature mild and the jagged peaks in Canada's backcountry were dusted with snow.
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Expect to be drawn to the occult during this time; your Ouija board will likely be dusted off.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Before the ceremony, the turkey was shampooed and dusted with baby powder to make him glisten.
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In the clip recorded in 2008, the robot swept the floor, dusted the cabinets, and unloaded the dishwasher.
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They also bake a delicious "dirt bomb," the sugary, cinnamon-dusted hybrid of a muffin and doughnut hole.
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Her image of a blue truck dusted with snow (below) does not look like it is going anywhere.
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Chanel skis and poles jutted from little hillocks amid 50 gray/green firs and lampposts dusted in white.
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Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) snapped his fingers while wearing the Infinity Gauntlet, bringing everyone who had been dusted in Infinity War back from the dead and Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) sacrificed himself to snap the Gauntlet again and dusted Thanos (Josh Brolin) and his whole army of bad guys.
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"The priest's room was undisturbed," he said, insisting he had dusted the whole place for fingerprints and found nothing.
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By the time it rolls around, we've just temporarily archived our warm weather clothes and dusted off favorite knits.
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With abundant sunshine and a backdrop of serrated gray cliffs dusted with snow, the shot could be a winner.
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The won ton wrapper is dusted in cornmeal before it's deep-fried, giving the skin a shaggy, crunchy edge.
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Conspiracy theories are dusted amid the violent videos, racist comments, and death threats that Facebook moderators face every day.
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There's no denying it's a fun experience to try, say, the Sugar Factory's "edible disco glitter" dusted glazed doughnut.
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It seemed like an obvious question to ask at a multi-course meal featuring the cheese-dusted corn snack.
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In retaliation, Trump not only pulled out the intelligence insult, but he also dusted off his favorite ploy: nicknames!
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Toward the end of 2019, Congress dusted off a package of expired tax breaks, bringing them back into play.
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HAKODATE, Japan (Reuters) - Takashi Odajima picked up a cracked and faded photograph and dusted it off with his sleeve.
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Much like chili cheese fries, the dish starts with crispy French fries, but these are dusted with Mexican seasoning.
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But my goodness, the probability of Peter, Ned, MJ, Betty, Flash, and Liz all getting dusted is 1.6 percent.
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The shadow was dusted from the center to the outside of the brow, keeping the inner corners completely clear.
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Over her five years in the role, she's made Donald Trump's bed, cleaned his toilet and dusted his trophies.
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Several states have also dusted off old laws to lock up more drug dealers and people who use drugs.
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Imagine you went to your basement and dusted off the laptop or mobile phone that you used in 2002.
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When the project was dusted off again last year, activists responded with legal efforts to get it temporarily suspended.
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The leaves, however, turned out to be a snack: crisp tempura-fried spinach dusted with a tart seasoning mix.
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The chicken is dusted with spices and can be topped with three different honeys, hot sauce, or barbecue sauce.
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It's all sun-dusted Stones vibes, loaded with big piano chords, cracked vocals, and a kind of ecstatic ennui.
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But the investment on my mind has nothing to do with bundles of cash in coke-dusted rubber bands.
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My brother and I swiped the still-hot, diamond-shaped pieces through puddles of oil dusted with chile powder.
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I'll certainly use it the next time I serve Glue Vine (look it up) and sugar-dusted mince pies.
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City leaders have dusted off the plan, and now they're trying to convince the federal government to finance it.
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As Kuffner explained, Ma'Claim dusted many layers of aerosol to create his image of two hands threading a needle.
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The pieces dusted the shoulders of his blue suit jacket and hid inside the top of his unbuttoned shirt.
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After a year of raising the lizards on live crickets dusted with vitamins, Winchell examined their legs and toes.
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As with any floor, laminate floors should be swept, vacuumed, or dry dusted before any cleaning with a mop.
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And let's not forget gourmet s'mores — with chili-dusted marshmallows and sea salt caramel chocolate — served around the campfire.
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They were then removed, dusted with cinnamon sugar, and tucked in a paper bag that was emptied within minutes.
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It's a stupid argument that gets dusted off anytime anyone gets uncomfortable with something another gay person is saying.
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Somewhere in great outdoors of California, the crew indulged in cupcakes with thick sugary frosting and glittery gold-dusted doughnuts.
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The Savannah Smiles -- crispy lemon wedge cookies dusted with powdered sugar -- rank the slimmest at only 203 calories per cookie.
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Sure, Winter Storm Jonas dusted you pretty hard, but that's nothing compared to the full-time ice situation on Pluto.
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By the afternoon, snow dusted more northern parts of L.A. and Ventura County, stopping traffic as Angelenos reveled in it.
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Democrats have dusted off the phrase "culture of corruption", which they used to great effect in the 2006 mid-terms.
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Eager to try the feature, I dusted off our Chromebook Flip and used it for a couple of days. Obviously.
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It felt slightly tacky as it dried, so I dusted on some setting powder to lock in the glossy formula.
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Tunes like "Crystal Pistol" and "The Stack" sound like unrecorded hits from 40 years ago, dusted off just for them.
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Game of Thrones is done and dusted, wrapping up its polarising eighth and final season with an equally debated finale.
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Occasionally, I notice some residue upon application, but it's quickly dusted off as I work the product through my scalp.
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The hand-painted, snow-dusted yellow house costs $130, and is one of the more expensive items in the collection.
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So I fried them in my wok in a little oil, dusted them with za'atar and served them with drinks.
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I dusted off my only suit and was ushered past the potted ferns to his table in the Grill Room.
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Better to end with the demure pumpkin cakes, dusted with coconut and too light to be quite of this earth.
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He only recently dusted off his spikes to see if he still could fly down the track in a race.
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Pastry chef Shun Li, who created the masterpiece, tops it with gold-coated strawberries and pieces of gold dusted chocolate.
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"You're not actually looking for a cinnamon-dusted guinea fried hen with piri-piri rice on the side," he said.
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She lightly dusted an aluminum counter with cornstarch and sliced the fondant into smaller pieces with a serrated-edged knife.
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They were just dirty — dusted in the same tiny particles of black carbon that were there a hundred years ago.
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In Orlando, airport officials said their "de-icing truck had to be dusted off and put to work" on Thursday.
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For dessert there are Pantelleria kisses — light-as-air fritters stuffed with sweet ricotta and dusted with powdered sugar. ilprincipeeilpirata.
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The Upper West Side location will feature some new egg sandwiches and have smoked salmon dusted with "everything bagel" seasonings.
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Against the Knicks, he dusted off his familiar wares: the midrange jumpers, the low-post turnarounds, the skyscraping 221-pointers.
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He dusted them onto Shea's original home plate location, which is designated by a marker in Citi Field's parking lot.
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I'm surprised it took this long, tbh: Taco Bell has added french fries dusted with Mexican seasoning to its menu.
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Because so many major MCU characters — Black Panther, Spider-Man, and Star-Lord, to name a few — were dusted at the end of Infinity War, the only thing the movie really set up is its story's inevitable resolution (and the presumed resurrection of at least a few of those dusted characters) in Avengers: Endgame.
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The project was mothballed in 2009 due to weak aluminum prices, but dusted off last year last year as prices recovered.
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In fact, theirs are already done and dusted following a 100th anniversary party at the San Diego Zoo this past weekend.
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Characters regurgitate pop-culture references so rapidly that they start to sound like they've swallowed a TV Guide dusted with cocaine.
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Viewers might ignore altogether Miya Ando's quiet "Tides" (2011), aluminum plates dusted with sapphire crystals, for the Instagrammable moment "Chandelier" provides.
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At Moncler, artist Val Garland dusted white powder onto models' sets to mimic the effect of being caught in a snowstorm.
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The Doritos brand has once again proven that you can never quite predict what spicy, cheese-dusted chip to expect next.
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Transfer dough to a semolina-dusted pizza peel and sprinkle with about half each of the cheese, oregano, clams, and garlic.
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If I flew with those donuts in tow, every other passenger would end up dusted in a fine layer of powder.
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Ponchiki are a Russian-style doughnut that Bonnie laced with apple and cheese, then dusted post-frying in sugar and thyme.
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With your hands dusted in flour, gently stretch the dough outwards using your fists, to begin making a circle of dough.
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After a lightly dusted turkey sandwich and a bottle of water, my off-road compatriots and I came to a conclusion.
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I tried whey protein-dusted popcorn, pea protein-fortified water, and whey protein-spiked yogurt drinks, just to name a few.
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The ground was dusted red, and a sulphuric smell stung his nose as he peered over the edge of the pit.
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Thought Lara Jean's love story in Netflix's delightful rom-com To All the Boys I've Loved Before was done and dusted?
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Well, why not, especially when the squid is dusted with a spice blend that could make a tongue depressor taste good.
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Dusted with cracked pepper, large sugar granules and dark paprika, there was no need for sauce — though we tried it anyway.
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The Feather Boas, which are frosted doughnuts dusted with coconut shavings and other sprinkles, are some of Top Pot's iconic offerings.
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Each katsu sando comes with half a pickle, nori-dusted fries, and aioli seasoned with tare sauce, a cousin of teriyaki.
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After driving past fields of snow-dusted gravestones, the cab came to an abrupt halt in the middle of the road.
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They had very little meat, but their gelatinous fattiness was gloriously counterpointed by the grill-blistered, smoke-infused, cumin-dusted skin.
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Dusted with her diva magic, we strolled into the spring evening, feeling even more in awe of Streisand's fierce, pioneering artistry.
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In a further few minutes, Ishizaki finishes off today with his signature soy cured egg yolk, okra, dusted with toasted rice.
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The Black Forest cake was the kind you rarely see anymore, three chocolate-cake layers frosted with cocoa-dusted whipped cream.
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Surely you remember the pole dancing, the wigs made of large birdcages, and the lithe male bodies dusted with gold. No?
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Recent highlights included the croqueton de txuleton (a crisp meat-filled croquette), briny preserved clams and paprika-dusted Galician-style octopus.
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The scallops are generously dusted with the three-pepper mixture and sautéed on both sides in butter over medium-high heat.
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Then I top everything with sugared strawberries dusted with black pepper, which gives a hint of spice without overwhelming the fruit.
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They are even better when they are dusted with fennel seed and cracked black pepper, which add flavorful, crunchy, toasty bits.
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The lists have been generated over the past three years, but some are being dusted off in the post-impeachment purge.
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This weekend you can: • Get dusted with colored powder and take in music and dance performances at the Holi Hai festival.
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You can order an açaí bowl, an egg sandwich with Sriracha mayo, and the inevitable avocado toast, here dusted with za'atar.
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Noah Preminger, a young tenor saxophonist with a dusted and blossoming tone, made a ballads record with an all-star quartet.
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Recent repatriation deals with Bangladesh — which were really only dusted-off versions of ineffectual agreements from the 0003s — have accomplished nothing.
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I reached for a sugar-dusted mini churro ($1.09 for two) to balance out all the salt I had just consumed.
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"Old laws are being dusted off and new laws are being created," Kingsley Abbot, the group's southeast Asia adviser, told reporters.
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It's the stuff of my sugar-dusted dreams — and the reason I never offer to bring dessert when going to Elizabeth's.
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It's the stuff of my sugar-dusted dreams — and the reason I never offer to bring dessert when going to Elizabeth's.
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But it's unclear whether these red cups, in all their snow-dusted glory, will assuage the outrage that's already out there.
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A year ago, however, the brand switched gears and introduced a new Portofino collection in a smaller case size, dusted with diamonds.
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I get the matcha-dusted salmon with ginger mashed sweet potatoes, and eat half and save the rest for a future meal.
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On Friday, NASA said it had successfully dusted off the spacecraft's long-dormant backup thrusters for the first time in 37 years.
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After the couches in the basement were dusted off and covered with blankets, protesters invited student groups to hold their meetings there.
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Although, I have to admit, things still felt heavy — and that was before I dusted Chanel's Double Perfection Lumière Powder all over.
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In November Mr Leung told reporters that the rise of pro-independence activism could require such plans to be dusted off again.
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This fall, I say, let's embrace the Pumpkin Spice Latte, in all of its overhyped, ultra-commercialized, candle-tasting, cinnamon-dusted glory.
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This year's iPhone event is done and dusted, and now we're all sitting in the interregnum between the announcements and the reviews.
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The now-available $1 Nacho Fries are like regular fries except that they're dusted with what Taco Bell has dubbed, Mexican seasoning.
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If warmer weather represents a time when floors should be washed, shelves dusted, and trinkets regulated, then what about those colder times?
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And Holland, along with Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman (who also got dusted), are two of the rising stars of the MCU.
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A spokeswoman for the borough told the BBC that workers had "resourcefully" dusted off the typewriters and were writing receipts by hand.
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Beyond new laws, police and prosecutors have also dusted off old statutes to go after opioid traffickers with more punitive prison sentences.
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Some stars dial up the glam factor by pairing the look with falsies (Hannah Jeter) or wearing sparkle-dusted shades (Thandie Newton).
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Adopted in 1989 during the savings-and-loan crisis, Firrea was dusted off and redeployed by prosecutors after the 2008 financial crisis.
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But just for you, we've whipped up some weed sugar-dusted doughnut holes, in honor of your great service to this city.
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"If I could tell President Trump one thing about these immigration restrictions, I would say..." Shove it up your Cheeto-dusted asshole.
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Perhaps a bowl of Kellogg's Corn Flakes with a little lemon zest dusted on top will be a good value at $7.50.
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Kick off the day at Café du Monde, the landmark coffee shop that has been serving up sugar-dusted beignets since 1862.
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But suddenly, because The Hound says so, revenge is now bad, and she's had an awakening because a dragon dusted a city?
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There was a sheet pan filled with cherry tomatoes, glistening with olive oil, dusted in lime zest, showered in salt and pepper.
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There was food piled on every table—selections of fresh cookies dusted in powdered sugar and platters of crackers, cheese, and fruit.
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Chocolate with sprinkles, bear claws, jam-filled long johns, cinnamon-dusted churros — there are dozens of ways we go nuts for donuts.
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Consider Pasteis de Nata, a Portuguese custard tart dusted with cinnamon, or Ginga, a Portuguese cherry liqueur that originated in the city.
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He rode in a car with makeshift armor, dusted with dirt in an attempt at camouflage, but it was peppered with gunfire.
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"The race is done and dusted," said Froome, who was born in Kenya and shows no fondness for the cold and wet.
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Singaporean bakery Golden Moments made a mooncake with a bamboo charcoal skin dusted with 24k gold dust, and stuffed with durian puree.
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The snow-dusted Arendelle from "Frozen" — replete with a lake, an ice mountain, two rides, shops and restaurants — is the 2020 offering.
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It is served with a pickle and nori-dusted fries, and takes about as much time to eat as a hot dog.
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Rows of fresh loaves, flour-dusted staff plying their dough, and that go-weak-at-the-knees waft of freshly baked bread.
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Guests turned up thirty minutes early one night, and I was still in my underwear, lightly dusted with flour, pinching pasta dough.
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But the benefit of a flocked artificial tree dusted with snow is that it won't melt and leave puddles on your floor.
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Benítez had rubbed his hands together after his team had taken a 2-0 lead, apparently decreeing the match done and dusted.
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You're not necessarily in the wrong lane just because that Honda Accord you dusted a while back is now zipping past you.
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Under the ruse of being newlyweds, they got rooms with beds dusted with rose petals and flanked by pails of iced champagne.
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With an eye shadow brush, he dusted the satiny brown up to the crease and beyond the outer corner of the eye.
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"Victorina Morales has made Donald J. Trump's bed, cleaned his toilet and dusted his crystal golf trophies," my colleague Miriam Jordan wrote.
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An activist group, the Debt Collective, dusted off the borrower defense rule and mobilized thousands of former Corinthian students to file claims.
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Working with the remaining ball of dough, transfer to the kitchen counter or a large wooden board, dusted with whole wheat flour.
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His mother went off to the hospital and came home 10 days later, with all the business of childbirth done and dusted.
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In other communities nationwide, emergency management officials dusted off pandemic plans that had been in place since the 2009 outbreak of H1N1.
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And if crisp, spice-dusted cracklings and supple slices of soy- and chile-glazed pork jowl are weird, who could want normal?
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Samantha Bee of "Full Frontal" hosted a competing event, at which Will Ferrell dusted off his impersonation of President George W. Bush.
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With his G.I. Bill benefits set to expire, Mr. Childs dusted off his screenplays and applied to the New York Film Academy.
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That will do more to restrain him from further abuse than a rushed process that is done and dusted early next year.
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A Good Appetite With its thick, buttery shortbread and its jammy blackberry filling, this crostata is the stuff of sugar-dusted dreams.
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A Good Appetite With its thick, buttery shortbread and its jammy blackberry filling, this crostata is the stuff of sugar-dusted dreams.
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"This redistricting hubbub,'' Mr. Murphy said in a recent interview, has further "dusted off my passion for a whole lengthy democracy agenda.
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If you're looking for a more orderly recipe, try these vegetarian huevos rotos — runny eggs with fried potatoes dusted with smoked paprika.
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The trailer shows (a not-dusted) Peter Parker traveling to Europe with his friends and wanting to just be a regular teen.
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The Ecuadoran volcano has produced some impressive explosions that reached as high as ~2800 kilometers (23,25 feet) and dusted ash across the region.
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It's the final showdown with Thanos, all the dusted heroes are back, and hey, look at that: all the women are teamed up!
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After applying my foundation and concealer, I dusted the setting powder on my T-zone and under my eyes to set my concealer.
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At a time when every familiar property is getting dusted off and "reimagined" for a new generation, there's just no way Warner Bros.
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Whatever the day's catch, it's dusted with seasoned rice flour, tucked in a basket and fried just long enough to crisp the skin.
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No one expected the draft law on associations, which was dusted off in 2015 after several years in storage, to bring dramatic change.
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"There are already some plans out there that could be dusted off and people of goodwill could conceivably come together," said Republican Sen.
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Iconic West Side Story actress Rita Moreno dusted off her dress from the 1962 Oscars for this year's ceremony at Hollywood's Dolby Theatre.
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I buy a dozen donut holes and donuts to share (sugar-dusted, rainbow sprinkles, and chocolate) and sit outside to finish the readings.
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PhotoA campaign sign dusted with snow in Londonderry, N.H.Credit Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images MANCHESTER, N.H. — "Donald Trump Takes N.H. by Storm," said CNN.
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In New York City, The Ainsworth restaurant added 1.83-karat gold dusted wings to its menu earlier this year, according to USA Today.
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Later in the show, Alec Baldwin dusted off his Trump impersonation and really did take those three federal judges to the People's Court.
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And IBF heavyweight champion, Michael Spinks after besting Larry Holmes by split decision in their rematch, dusted off Steffen Tangstad in four rounds.
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So, don't worry that your tits no longer look like something that would get dusted with icing sugar and laid on someone's pillow.
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She snapchatted the massive 11-window creation, adorned with four gingerbread men (and dogs!), Christmas trees, and dusted with white snow and snowflakes.
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On Sunday night, HBO dusted its hands of the fifth season of "Girls," running two episodes, including the season finale, back-to-back.
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The outside is dusted with capsaicin, the chemical that makes spicy food spicy (and also what makes bear spray do what it does).
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Weeknight dinners were simple, mostly broiled chicken thighs, meatloaf and stuffed cabbage, or the occasional paprika-dusted frozen swordfish steak with tartar sauce.
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Trump in Asia President Trump dusted off his "America First" speech and took it to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Vietnam.
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Gulshan was her constant companion, listening to her stories while she made mango pickles or dusted or helped my mother organize dinner parties.
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Much of the Los Angeles basin was dusted with a thin layer of fine white ash from the fire on Saturday and Sunday.
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First released last November, Adult Amber is flavored with a malt extract, dusted with a fine salt and coated in dark, bitter chocolate.
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Just as everyone dusted off their shoulders and started to rebuild, Maria came through and pummeled the shards from Irma, leaving only pulp.
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Snowy Pinecone Garland, $78This pine cone garland looks like it's been freshly dusted with snow, but it won't melt like the real deal.
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The S.E.C.'s charges in the Voya case were so egregious that it might explain why the agency finally dusted off the rule.
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They should be lightly dusted with flour, sea salt and a little garlic powder, then fried and finished with a squeeze of lemon.
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Pjoltergeist regulars will be pleased to find some familiar favorites on Katla's bar menu, including crisp chicharrones and takoyaki dusted with bonito flakes.
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On my shirt was a cartoon pug with the phrase, "Pugs Not Drugs" under his stubby legs, and real Doritos dusted his chest.
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Amid chandeliers and faded grandeur, opt for a sugar-dusted ensaïmada (€1.40), a traditional snail-shaped Majorcan pastry, and a creamy almond horchata.
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Minimalist cabins, flower-dusted salads, a floating sauna: Even the fat flies and creeping spiders can't undermine the magic of this hidden retreat.
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The focus is on small plates, such as cashews dusted with ras el hanout (a North African spice mix) and tender pork souvlaki.
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In the Fergana Valley in the heart of Central Asia, in the shadow of snow-dusted mountains, the cotton is ripe for picking.
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The recipe, by our columnist Alison Roman, is as simple as can be: First, roast the turmeric-dusted chicken on the sheet pan.
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When New York was clipped by a snowstorm last Tuesday, the streets had already been dusted with pollen from early-blooming red maples.
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The Christmas Avocado, as it's now called, has a dark chocolate shell, some latte-hued white chocolate flesh, and a gold-dusted pit.
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Trump dusted off his "Rocket Man" moniker for North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un this week, and the supreme leader doesn't seem pleased.
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And there were all those times he was knocked down and dusted himself off and hit a home run on the next pitch.
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There were several girls ever present in the clubs who were magic—dazzling spirits who dusted those nights with an air of fantasy.
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A return to back-channel diplomacy is necessary, and the Musharraf-Manmohan peace process needs to be dusted off and looked at again.
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The food event usually hosts a handful of vendors selling everything from cumin-dusted Chinese lamb skewers to Japanese-style pork belly skewers.
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Westman dusted Paltrow's eyes in very light wash of a neutral brown shadow and coated her lips with a sheer gloss from Juice Beauty.
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As you can probably guess from the title, "Feeling" is unfussy and upbeat, a disco-dusted throwback to Off the Wall-era Michael Jackson.
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He took up flying in 2004, and started shooting winter aerials in January, 2015, inspired by the beauty of the countryside dusted in snow.
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Assuming he didn't get dusted, it's a safe bet that Wong will show up in Avengers 4, given his knowledge of the mystic arts.
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He didn't even want to try to bring back everyone who was dusted at first because he didn't want to risk losing his daughter.
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First, he was dusted into nothingness (that's an Infinity War spoiler, but c'mon), and now, he can't even bum around Paris with his pals.
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A majority of the links on the page are dusted away, and Google even shows the total number of results ticking down post-snap.
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It can also appear slightly shiny after application but I've never had an issue when I've dusted powder on top of my T-Zone.
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Once the story's dusted, the sprawling mid-game that leads into Forsaken's toughest challenges — such as the raid, which won't be out until Sept.
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In September, DQ also gave Starbucks' popular Pumpkin Spice Latte a bit of competition after bringing back their nutmeg-dusted seasonal Pumpkin Pie Blizzard.
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No rival wants to replace her before a Brexit deal is done and dusted, but none wants her to continue into next year either.
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The ash from these clouds dusted communities from Pahala to Discovery Harbor with ash and made it hazardous to operate aircraft in the area.
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The highlighters have a metallic finish that can be dusted on for a sheer veil of color, or layered for an almost wet effect.
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But Djokovic was not injured and he dusted himself off and won eight out of the next nine games in a 77-minute match.
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The star looked stunning in a face full of monochromatic orange makeup, dusted on her eyes, lips, and cheeks by makeup artist Hung Vanngo.
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It doesn't have to be fancy, or trendy, or dusted in gold, if it just has to taste good to the two of you.
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She did not have risk factors like infertility or endometriosis, but she had dusted baby powder between her legs every day for 21994 years.
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Sea scallops dusted with salted, dried kelp rise from a green juice that tastes like cucumbers, peppers and herbs — or maybe it's just wheatgrass?
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The looks felt special this season with things like flowers spilling out of the hair and gold glitter dusted over lids, lips, and eyebrows.
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Theories about what happened to those that were dusted in the final moments of the film circulated on message boards, forums and social media.
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Westman dusted Paltrow's eyes in very light wash of a neutral brown shadow and coated her lips with a sheer gloss from Juice Beauty.
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Nuns throwing snowballs in front of basilicas, famous landmarks dusted in white, and citizens building a snowman wearing lipstick with makeup brushes for arms.
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Musk dusted off his theory on nuking Mars on Friday, which he hopes will make the surface of the red planet habitable for humans.
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But wait until "White Horse" concludes the LP with bluesy, rough-hewn guitar leads and a dusted monologue from the man behind the music.
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After some huckleberry sorbet dusted with fennel pollen, most of the guests departed, and Reider and the return customer contemplated all that had changed.
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Honey closes on a high note its 10-year running Burning Man party "Honey Dusted," with guests from Paris, Hong Kong, and Los Angeles.
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The beeswax hands, dusted with ash, with many tightly gripping each other, either resemble gestures of reassurance or the last, parting grasps of companions.
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With the group stage done and dusted, we now know exactly how the first knockout round of Euro 2016 is going to shape up.
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Although NASA petitioned to recover the bag, the courts ruled in Carlson's favor and she was allowed to keep the moon-dusted cloth pouch.
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Tlaib dusted off her bullhorn last week to protest the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the President's travel ban on several Muslim-majority countries.
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In Kansas City, snow dusted the field at Arrowhead Stadium during Saturday's National Football League playoff game between the hometown Chiefs and Indianapolis Colts.
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Separately, Democrats on Friday dusted off their Trump oversight tools and took the first steps to confront the president's campaign of post-acquittal retribution.
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Over the past decade-plus, there have been viruses like this that require people to have plans, and now people have dusted those off.
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They read the tea leaves last week in The New York Post, where Mr. Murdoch's conservative-populist fingerprints are most easily dusted into view.
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One time, Hwang claims, Savage "violently struck her arm three times with his hand" after she dusted dandruff off his jacket while on set.
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In an effort to break this trance, the restaurant's owners decided to reopen the Holey, known for its flour-dusted baguettes and homemade pasta.
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Waiting for the next set of waves to arrive, I looked at the afternoon sky, dabs of clouds across it like chalk-dusted fingerprints.
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The seals' silver-gray fur makes them blend in with the color of icy roads that are dusted with sand in the winter months.
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Give me a slack-keyed, macadamia-dusted holiday where things are pretty and people are smiling, if only because it's in their job description.
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Back outside, Mr. Obama shook hands with people shivering in front of the Old State Capitol, a Greek Revival-style building, lightly dusted in snow.
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While Mooney and McKinnon worry when (or if) their star-dusted parents will return home, Driver and Bayer get up to all kind of hijinks.
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This year's Australian Open is done and dusted, with Novak Djokovic taking out the men's singles title against Andy Murray on the tournament's final night.
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Matt had moved away to Los Angeles and started a successful career in film — he dusted himself off from me and moved on to Hollywood.
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"It's still in the gray family and has a dusted look to it that is perfect for an easy fade and grow out," she says.
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The judges apparently went crazy for the cherry Jell-O filled pastry that was breaded in panko crumbs, fried, and then dusted with powdered sugar.
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I mean, jeez, Netflix is offering tinsel-dusted gruel on its platform and mocking people who consume said gruel every single day (for 18 days).
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Bonne Buche is ash-ripened, which means that there is ash that is dusted on the exterior of the cheese before the rind is developed.
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It included everything from potatoes with caviar, braised short ribs, chicken pot pie, Oscar-shaped matzo crackers with smoked salmon, gold-dusted popcorn and more.
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Sisqo just dusted off his most bootylicious song of all time -- "Thong Song" -- all in an effort to get LeBron James the NBA MVP award.
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On Wednesday afternoon, they dusted off a well-rested bullpen that clearly passed the test against the Chicago White Sox in an 163-6 win.
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During this week's three-game home stand, the Mariners actually sold out of the chili-and-lime dusted insects, serving more than 18,000 individual insects.
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Look out for the dusted footprints left in five more years when a Voodoo Rays sets up shop in the months after Marshall next reemerges.
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The group dusted off a federal law dating to 13 that formalized arbitration as a means for companies to resolve their disputes with one another.
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The day after Donald Trump's election victory, auto industry lobbyists dusted off their anti-regulatory scripts and pleaded their case to the incoming White House.
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P.K. Subban learned the hard way Tuesday the turf ain't the ice ... 'cause the hockey superstar just got DUSTED by Terrell Owens in a sprint!!
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A rosary of chickpeas dusted with Ethiopian berbere is strewn among lettuce leaves so vivid, they look as if they were still beaded with dew.
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The only point of unity is in the soot-dusted, motley-gorgeous costumes, which Mr. Ondrejcak designed with Alba Clemente and the Ethical Fashion Initiative.
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A 26-year-old named Mike remembers that he once dusted his parents' chimney for Santa's fingerprints, trying to see if Santa had actually appeared.
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And then, many more millenniums later, large chunks of it were exhumed as uplift pushed its fossil-studded remains skyward and erosion dusted them off.
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Its smooth surface calmed me as I navigated a two-lane highway that threaded through a Montana landscape of grazing cattle and snow-dusted hills.
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Then, from Dandelion Chocolate, a company in San Francisco, a box of chocolate-covered, cocoa-dusted coffee beans labeled Mokha was dropped on my desk.
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Repeatedly I have heard the women I visit apologize that their homes could be ... better vacuumed, freshly dusted, dishes completely washed, laundry done and more.
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Stanley Houghton's "Hindle Wakes," an obscure British play from 1912 that's been dusted off and revivified by the Mint Theater Company, begins with a storm.
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With his technical fluency, strategic melodic thinking and cleanly dusted tone, Wendel has become an idol to an entire generation of young tenor saxophone students.
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I once showed up for my first day at a new job only to find that my desk hadn't been cleaned out — or even dusted.
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In a Mexican factory, they came upon a stash of turn-of-the-century Mexican buckle shoes, which they dusted off and sold as is.
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The bread was soft and pliant and dusted with za'atar, better than the stiff pita I've had at much fancier Middle Eastern restaurants around town.
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These crisp, sugar-dusted wafers from the Seville region are made with olive oil and come in flavors like orange, cinnamon or anise and sesame.
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But now that Mr. Trump has announced that he is abandoning the accord, many of those plans are being dusted off, according to several officials.
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Honnold then laced up his climbing shoes, dusted his meaty fingers with chalk and, over the next four hours, did something nobody had ever done.
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Here, the cakes are cut into flat squares, divested of heaviness, dusted in coriander-laced tempura flour and fried briefly, so the inside stays soft.
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John Pfaff dusted off the old computer that has been sitting in his parent's attic for decades, and to his surprise it still turned on.
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Jesuit missionaries followed, ultimately passing on a recipe for peixinhos da horta ("little fish of the garden"): green beans dusted in flour and deep-fried.
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Not only do they involve offbeat flavors, but some are dusted with assorted seeds, and others, like the one made with coffee, are particularly fragrant.
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In the kitchen, Jenner has two trees — both of which are decorated with simple lights and seem to be dusted with a snow-like material.
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From 5 in the morning until 7 at night, Mr. Ramesh vacuumed, dusted and scrubbed, he said, stopping only for a 15-minute lunch break.
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Instead, the backup quarterback, Matt Moore, dusted himself off to throw for four touchdowns and beat the Jets in his first start in five years.
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Perfectly fine and fitting for one of Shakespeare's bubbliest works, the whole thing is about as effortlessly edible as a Cheeto-dusted mac and cheese.
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But the fate of Shuri and the rest of the dusted heroes will be truly decided in Endgame, which hits theaters on April 26, 2019.
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And now that our precious Peter Parker (Tom Holland) has been un-dusted in Avengers: Endgame, we can all go back to sleeping soundly at night.
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Such costs are also the reason that her company's signature pre-roll, which comes dipped in concentrate and dusted with keef, is no longer on offer.
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Ant-Man (who missed being dusted thanks to winding up in the quantum realm), but he's probably not the one to defeat Thanos in the end.
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When time is finally up, Ramsay presents a marinated steak of cauliflower dusted in vadouvan spice and paired with a garlic, onion, chickpea, and tomato puree.
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Sometimes, these are minor hiccups that you can just shrug off — like a surface that hasn't been dusted for a while or a weak WiFi signal.
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Venom is hitting theaters this weekend without Parker, who was last seen getting dusted away, along with half of humanity, by Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War.
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He dusted himself down, sobered up and soon started preaching, establishing a small Protestant congregation in a room not far from the town's ancient Catholic church.
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Its delicately crunchy surface is dusted with salt and fennel pollen, and makes a perfect bite in-between grapefruit slushy ones to avoid a brain freeze.
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They saw Apple make its move, and they dusted off what must have been pre-written statements that had been sitting in someone's drafts for months.
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Leonardo Bonucci sent in a perfect ball to the center of the penalty area and Giaccherini, who dusted two Belgium defenders, took care of the rest.
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Traders dusted off their market correction playbook Wednesday as a measure of fear on Wall Street surged in early trading on the drama unfolding in Washington.
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Anko (grouper) karage: This twist on the popular chicken karage is dusted in cornflour and deep fried until perfectly crunchy, with a good bit of chew.
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The legendary 93-year-old actor dusted off his dancing shoes for Mary Poppins Returns, a sequel taking place 25 years after the original story's ending.
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The flocked branches look like they've been dusted with snow, and the tree comes pre-lit with twinkling lights so it arrives ready for your tablescape.
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The Times reported that Morales has "made Trump's bed, cleaned his toilet and dusted his crystal golf trophies" during her time working at the Bedminster club.
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But no trip to Portugal is complete without picking up a Pasteis de Nata from a local pastry shop, a Portuguese custard tart dusted with cinnamon.
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But robata-grilled yellowtail was fresh and juicy, and fried duck tongues were as cute as you'd want, crunchy and cheerful and dusted with chili powder.
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Also Lynchian is "Father and Son in Kitchen" (1941), the exhibition's last-dated piece, in which two men enjoy sugar-dusted doughnuts and glasses of milk.
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Showing rabbit scenes in relief, they are made of dark chocolate dusted with sea salt, milk chocolate with cocoa nibs, and white chocolate streaked with raspberry.
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Elsewhere, a sequined silver cocktail dress with touches of purple and pink, belted below the bust, melted into a pink feather skirt dusted with metallic leaves.
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A team from the National Weather Service created the Extreme Wind Warning in 2006, but it went 10 years before being dusted off for actual use.
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Give them savory pecan cookies to start, molasses-spiked pecan bars for dessert and a bag of sugar-dusted pecan rolls to take home for breakfast.
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It has also slashed interest rates to zero and dusted off several other financial programs from 2008 to ensure that banks have the funds they need.
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MARIA RESPONDO, Philippines — Angel Cabaluna dusted makeup onto her thighs, styled her hair in loose curls and applied smoky eye shadow that glittered on her lids.
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But, just to be on the safe side, perhaps hedging against potential sea- or air-based anti-missile systems, the Russians dusted off the FOBS idea.
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Americans keen on a Spanish olive before a main course dusted with Italian Parmesan and washed down with Scotch will have to stump up more cash.
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It's dusted with hard grains of caramel that crackle between your teeth as the meringue collapses: 2388 East 23944th Street, Flatiron district; 212-267-7426; lecoqriconyc.com.
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The dumplings were dusted with a generous amount of dill, which is apparently Russia's most beloved herb that they love to sprinkle on anything and everything.
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Jenna Schoenefeld, the photographer I was traveling with, and I drove along the Merced River admiring the snow-dusted peaks of El Capitan and Half Dome.
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But little did they know that as they dusted the spices off their armor and celebrated their success, new developments were lurking just over the horizon.
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Coating his head and body with margarine, he pressed the greased areas down on large sheets of paper and dusted the resulting image with powdered pigment.
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The skater's movements, along with his graphic T-shirt and baggy jeans, suggest a youthfulness of mind and body, though his beard is dusted with white.
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After I had dusted myself off, the woman asked me again if I was O.K. I said I was, I thanked her and we parted ways.
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But he has dusted off his white hat and returned with a memoir that's better than any book typed this quickly has a right to be.
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The edges of the roads are dusted with white plumes of cotton blown in from the fields — plantations where African Americans were once forced to work.
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The treats are in the shape of the chain's turnover-style pies, but the flaky crust is packed with smooth pumpkin filling and dusted with cinnamon-sugar.
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Also, call me a Shuri (Letitica Wright) Truther, but I really don't believe she was dusted at the end of Infinity War and it's a major fakeout.
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Some EU lawmakers had hoped the reform could be done and dusted in in time to come into force at the same time as GDPR, this May.
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Seasoning just isn't seasoning anymore unless it has dusted the bronzed forearm of Turkish chef Nusret Gökçe, Internet sensation and co-owner of steakhouse chain Nusr-et.
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It's a lot more fun than it has any right to be, given that it's a sequel to a film where half of all life was dusted.
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After putting out the duo's Bird Brains live EP last year, Borcherdt is making a welcome return to decidedly less noisy, but equally expansive solo project, Dusted.
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While it's been speculated that Shuri survived the Snap, a quick look at Bruce Banner's computer screen listing those considered missing/dusted includes the Princess of Wakanda.
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While the dusted heroes from "Avengers: Infinity War" were resurrected, Tony Stark (Iron Man) and Natasha Romanoff (Black Widow) didn't make it out of the blockbuster alive.
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Yet, we can't say the same for our heroine, who's been wallowing in self pity and heartbreak in the Dorito-dusted cave once known as her room.
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Before crimping, the hair pro lightly dusted his fingertips with Matrix Style Link Mineral Booster Texture Booster and raked them through her hair to create extra volume.
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A court dusted off an old arrest warrant for defamation, parliament stripped Mr Sam Rainsy of his lawmaker's immunity and he has not returned to Cambodia since.
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After buffing on our usual foundations and concealers, we dusted our faces with baby powder which, according to Kong, should come to resemble a well-powdered mochi.
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Seasoning just isn't seasoning anymore unless it has dusted the bronzed forearm of Turkish chef Nusret Gökçe, Internet sensation and co-owner of steakhouse chain Nusr-et.
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The first is the "liquidity trap", an idea which dates back to the 1930s and was dusted off when Japan sank into deflation in the late 1990s.
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Listen below: The beats are pure late 90s backpacker gold, vinyl-dusted samples of jazz and movie soundtracks (including The Godfather, natch) mixed with scratched-in dialogue.
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Fennel pollen-dusted, garlic-studded pork roasted to perfection, and served over a bed of Spanish onions is about as close to heaven as you can get.
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The 35-year-old actor dusted off his old costume from the hit 2004 film and took his wife, actress Sarah Roemer to her first prom ever.
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From her Middle Eastern days, there's malawach , a type of flaky pancake, which comes with spicy awaze sauce or drenched in honey and dusted with coconut flakes.
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Most snacking cakes are simple and plain, something easily stirred together with one bowl and a wooden spoon, then dusted with a little powdered sugar after baking.
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Luxurious gold-dusted marshmallows with a soupçon of wine in their flavor deserve to adorn a holiday mince pie, a festive roulade or an ice cream confection.
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They never dusted Joel's bedroom, or the butcher block that the knife was pulled from, for fingerprints and did not preserve critical trace evidence on Joel's bedspread.
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The tiny, gelatinous morsels, filled with chopped nuts or infused with various flavors and lightly dusted with powdered sugar, somehow don't taste the same in other countries.
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At the hearing, Wilkie said his department has dusted off its response to previous outbreaks, such as Ebola and the H1N1 flu, to respond to the coronavirus.
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In 2015 he retired again, however, he dusted off his gloves to much fanfare two years later for a fight with mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor.
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Nobody wants to see another glaring example of taxpayer dollars wasted and then quietly dusted off by the government and the contractor as though nothing has happened.
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On December 30, Bernie Sanders' campaign uploaded a video of the Vermont senator wearing a taupe windbreaker, standing on a nondescript suburban street lightly dusted with snow.
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In New York City, snow dusted protesters who had gathered near Times Square, and Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the minority leader, made a surprise appearance.
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Use it as a finishing salt, dusted on potatoes, a salad or poached eggs just before serving: Nordur Arctic Sea Salt Flakes, $11.99 for 8.8 ounces, salttraders.com.
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I like to let the shaped gnocchi rest on a semolina-dusted baking sheet for an hour before cooking them, but it's fine to skip that step.
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There's nothing Taiwanese about YEN's custard buns, but order them anyway: Served warm, dusted with semi-bitter cacao and shaped like mushrooms, they ooze golden eggy custard.
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Mr. Niami took a chamois left behind by a maid and dusted an already spotless-looking shelf inside the champagne room, filled with $300,000 worth of Cristal.
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India has moved thousands of new troops into the valley, where they have taken up positions in towns, along the highways and in snow-dusted apple orchards.
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Geoff pulled up the food app and pointed out the inconsistencies ( Do you feel like this experiment has the caloric wiggle room for cocoa-dusted protein enrichment beans?).
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This can be cut into discs and allowed to rise on a lightly dusted towel for about an hour before being fried at 375 degrees in safflower oil.
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May, who earned his PhD in astrophysics in 2007, dusted off his signature red ax and laid down a fittingly over-the-top anthem to mark the occasion.
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The eye-popping trend has since caught on with celebrities: Kendall Jenner was just spotted at Coachella with '90s-inspired pigtail buns paired with lightly dusted glitter roots.
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"I love buying vegetables that are still dirty," says a 26-year-old shopping at the market in late January, showing off an armful of soil-dusted turnips.
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Disneyland's latest batch of specialty churros will have you tasting the rainbow—but you have a limited window of time to get your hands dusted with colorful sugar.
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Even if, like us, you have an aversion to eating glitter, there's no denying that the rose gold-dusted tops of these marshmallows are nice to look at.
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Remarkably, and probably all thanks to the sweet vest he was wearing, Smith stood up, dusted himself off, and walked away after being thrown at least 20 feet.
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"Yellow-Green Heart Shaped Vessel" and a few others are dusted with glitter; candy wrappers are visible on the inside surface of "Pink and Silver Vessel" (both 2016).
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The next entreé of pizza bianco with spring vegetables, burrata and pecorino dusted with crushed red chili flakes gets mixed reviews…thanks to the addition of marshmallow fluff.
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Here the shuffle-kick, beats and stuttered synth throbs are topped off with Lao Ra's gold-dusted vocals that sound like they're being beamed from a faraway dream.
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The trophy -- a naked man holding both a comedy and tragedy mask -- gets fired up several times and dusted with layers of chemicals to get its green color.
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The last time they played at home in an international tournament of this magnitude—two years ago in the World Cup—they got dusted 7-1 by Germany.
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The special will be produced by company Done + Dusted, and executive produced by Hamish Hamilton, Ian Stewart, David Jammy, Katy Mullan, and Richard Kraft from Kraft-Engel Productions.
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Save space, too, for malab iyo malawax , sweet crepes soaked in honey and dusted with cinnamon, and a mug of steaming qaxwo , pungent black coffee spiked with ginger.
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TURKEY's newly installed prime minister, Binali Yildirim, has dusted off a time-honoured formula for dealing with his country's troublesome neighbours: turn down the rhetoric and act nicely.
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I dusted off a stack of spec scripts and called one of my mentors — an extremely successful movie and commercial director — and asked him if we could meet.
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Dave & Buster's combines crispy, fried chicken, applewood smoked bacon, and smoky sweet-heat sauce between sugar-dusted mini Belgian waffles to create its fan-favorite Chicken & Waffle Sliders.
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So, instead of Arkham City I found myself in the heart of a construction site—a yawning atrium woven with exposed metal beams and dusted by voxel noise.
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Charlotte dusted off seldom-used veteran Spencer Hawes with Jefferson out on Sunday and he responded with nine points and nine rebounds in 1033 minutes off the bench.
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According to KGW, Police have dusted for fingerprints on food cart doors, but no information has been found to link the five separate attacks or identify any suspects.
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The simplest way to enjoy butter, or in this case, cannabutter, has got to be a quick bowl of garlicky angel hair pasta, dusted (okay, buried) with parmesan.
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The beauty lies in Mart Taniel's surreal black-and-white cinematography, which turns a freezing lake into liquid mercury and a snow-dusted forest into Christmas-cookie perfection.
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But at one of his New Jersey golf clubs, current and former workers say, undocumented immigrants have made his bed, cleaned his toilet and dusted his golf trophies.
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The buttery hazelnut shortbread rounds are dusted with sea salt and enclose pineapple jam seasoned with yuzukosho, made from citrus zest, juice and chiles, to tweak the palate.
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On February 2, we dusted it off and compared the plan we had versus what we were seeing in China, and started working on step one pretty heavily.
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On February 2, we dusted it off and compared the plan we had versus what we were seeing in China, and started working on step one pretty heavily.
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The dough had been rising all night, and in the morning, on that first day of July, I divided it into a half-dozen balls dusted with flour.
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Amirah Kassem's base of operations for custom cakes — notably her almost psychedelic sprinkle-dusted rainbow cake and her candy-filled version of Funfetti cake — has been in Brooklyn.
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With its looming Hogwarts Castle and snow-dusted Hogsmeade village, that project dazzled adults and children alike, raising the bar for theme parks everywhere, Walt Disney World included.
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The signature burger, The Tennessee Burger, is topped with Jack Daniel's honey glaze, American cheese, smoked ketchup, maple basted Benton's Bacon and Memphis BBQ rub-dusted onion straws.
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Along with the $15 sandwiches, there are unusual potato chips dusted with dehydrated salad dressing, $2: Cipollini sandwich pop-up, Tuesday through Friday, noon to 2:30 p.m.
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"It's obvious that I'm going to get completely dusted," Eaton told Reuters while promoting the "Thank You, Mom," TV ad campaign by Olympic sponsor Proctor & Gamble on Tuesday.
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On the snow-dusted sidewalks of St. Paul, friendly political turf for Ms. Smith, some Minnesotans said they knew little or nothing about their soon-to-be senator.
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When it arrives it is nearly invisible under a single chile-dusted corn chip the color of a wet bluestone sidewalk, and the size of a flip-flop.
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Lowe fouled two consecutive pitches off his right leg leading off the sixth inning, dusted himself off and cued a single to left field to beat the shift.
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But the best was the Quarkpiroggen, an elusive golden pillow of dough with a fat strip of sour quark cheese running down its back and dusted in sugar.
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One of the millers, Carston, dressed entirely in white and dusted in flour to the edge of his eyelashes, poured bags of wheat kernels through the grinding machines.
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That doesn't last long, as he's contacted by (a not-dusted) Nick Fury, who alerts him to a special mission in Europe and informs him of his duty.
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Our favorite course was the salmon "PB&J" — mild Scottish salmon in a Concord grape verjus caramel, with marcona almond-dusted braised collard greens and Illinois sweet corn grits.
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It sounds both very now and like the kind of 7-inch you dusted off from your crazy uncle's attic and fell in love with from the first spin.
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Aerial photography has exploded in recent years, but even within the genre Filip Wolak's beautiful landscapes of rural New Jersey and beyond dusted with snow are a little different.
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Now that all our Guardians of the Galaxy have been un-dusted in Avengers: Endgame, it's time to start asking — nay, begging, for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 22021.
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We all have that one pair of heels in our closet that we can't part with — and Kirsten Dunst just dusted hers off for a very fashionable night out.
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Photos released by North Korean state media KCNA Wednesday show the leader on the back of a white steed, cantering past trees and over mountain planes dusted with snow.
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I don't want my Switch totally dusted over by then, so, I'll pick it up for a few I Am Setsuna and Snake Pass sessions, when free time allows.
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If the idea of deep space travel conjures up mental images of a winged shuttle — or simply a dusted-off Apollo capsule — your imagination could use a little recalibration.
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Still, cold-war theories of deterrence are being dusted off, with such jargon as "second-strike capability"—the certainty that a country attacked with nuclear weapons can retaliate massively.
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Just seven and a half hours of lakes and mountains, farmhouses dotting the hillsides, snow-dusted mountains, and the occasional interruption of the train conductor announcing the next stop.
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She then wore it again for the Remembrance Sunday service in 2012 — and then dusted it off once more, at the very same service at London's Whitehall in 2017.
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Yellow, red and blue colors swirl together to create a tie-dye effect, all topped with vanilla whipped cream and dusted with even more yellow, red and blue powder.
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It's forgotten trash from the back of your mind that ends up working pretty well when it's all finally plugged in, dusted off, and hung up on the tree.
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A crowded single room occupancy apartment has a carton of milk on the windowsill, boots dusted with snow by the door, and a book on a rumpled, narrow bed.
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My experiences have inexorably changed me; I can summon the sweet, doughy aroma of trdelník, a cylindrical, sugar-dusted cake that tastes best paired with Prague's icy winter air.
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In response to backlash from fiscal hawks, the administration has dusted off a process known as rescission, which allows the president to clawback some funds through a streamlined process.
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Now the only question left for Dota players is whether TI6 will manage to inch past the $20 million mark before their loot chasing is all done and dusted.
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With his most recent and possibly last album, "In the Blue Light," he has dusted off some of his back catalog, rearranging and revising some of his favorite songs.
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Fans found little joy in the idea, fretting for 212 hours that the Warriors' pixie-dusted ride of the past two seasons could be on the verge of collapse.
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Her teacher quickly picked her up, dusted off her bottom, refastened her white disposable diaper and placed her back on a branch more than seven feet off the ground.
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The Madonna is dusted with gold glitter and is surrounded by images that resemble butterflies but which are, on closer inspection, photographs of female genitalia cut from porn magazines.
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The season concludes earlier to get the playoffs done and dusted before the start of the American football season, which dominates the U.S. sports media landscape in the autumn.
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IONA, Nova Scotia — Squatting on a rutted dirt road on the slope of Creignish Mountain, Ashley MacIsaac unpacked a tawny fiddle dusted white across the top with piney rosin.
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To celebrate 50 years of Pirates of the Caribbean (the "yo-ho, yo-ho" attraction, not the Johnny Depp film franchise), Disneyland is offering up a gold-dusted churro.
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The gas station was closed for more than two hours during the hardcore cookie investigation and the employees were warned that the cookies could've been lightly dusted with... DESTRUCTION.
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The rugs are washed, dried and dusted, and then laid out in the sun, often by women or teenage boys working for daily rates of 60 lira (about $10).
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Each of the pastry layers — of which there are 28, not the poetic 1001 — is a paper-thin sheet of phyllo brushed with butter then dusted with powdered sugar.
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The mount in question is equine; one of the fun variations on a horse's coat color is ROAN, which usually means one color evenly speckled or dusted with white.
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Wade, when the Court dusted off its incunabula and looked into what "history reveals about man's attitudes toward the abortion procedure over the centuries," as Justice Harry Blackmun explained.
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Newer homes, looking buttoned up and tidy, sit alongside abandoned cabins with yawning front doors and snow-dusted floors, empty kerosene lamps in some places still hanging from hooks.
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In its simplest form, it is tender, sweet slices of boiled octopus, sprinkled with sea salt, doused with olive oil and dusted with the smoky Spanish paprika called pimentón.
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Hers was made of dates with a little bit of orange, dusted with cinnamon and dotted all over with long pine nuts, which made it look like a hedgehog.
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Altria's stake in Juul and the installation of its tobacco industry executive as Juul's CEO is a startling sign that Big Tobacco's playbook is being dusted off and rebranded.
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In walked a gravedigger from the nearby Green-Wood Cemetery, and soon after, Giovanni Lanzo, the cheery owner of nearby Luigi's pizza, still in his flour-dusted baker's whites.
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The officers hauled away a clunky desktop computer from Mr. Bukovsky's study — a chaos of books and papers dusted with cigarette ash — and a broken computer from his garage.
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But his overwhelming win dusted away any suggestion that, at least among Democrats in his home state, there were any hard feelings dating back to the 2016 presidential primary.
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And yes, there are superficial similarities, with all the people getting dusted and the overtures toward bidding farewell to Oliver Queen and Arrow, the show that started it all.
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Trump dusted off his "Rocket Man" nickname for the dictator at the NATO summit last week, which led North Korea to threaten to revive their "dotard" insult on Thursday.
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"My customers would revolt if I stopped serving the tartare di tonno," said Ms. De Respinis of her caper- and brandy-laced chopped tuna dusted with unsweetened cocoa powder.
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Issa RaeIf you look closely, you'll see that makeup artist Joanna Simkin dusted green above and below her crease — a fresh, whimsical approach that perfectly complemented Rae's citrus, floral dress.
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For the recording, Urban had dusted off his own talk box, left over from his cover-band days, only to have it melt down in the middle of the session.
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The result is Mexico Volcano Land, a gritty portrait series of some of Mexico's tallest volcanoes that includes ash-dusted villages, brave rescue patrols, and even citizen militias operating nearby.
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But he has also dusted down his four-year-old Apple MacBook Pro and upgraded his Windows 7 desktop to the latest version of Linux Mint rather than Windows 10.
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Etta crouched into proper form, per her triweekly training with Eric Cafferty, her coach, and confidently exhaled as she lifted a chalk-dusted barbell bearing 21 pounds off the floor.
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"My biggest quality is knowing how to outsmart people," Seats tells me one day over glitter-dusted disco fries covered in a thick blanket of cheese dyed in rainbow colors.
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Or if he got dusted in Infinity War, it would have been awesome to see him show up with the rest of the heroes for the final battle against Thanos.
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Among them was an extremely rich chocolate torte called Princina, which comes complete with a gorgeous glossy finish and Tiramisu dusted with a generous amount of very strong espresso powder.
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The ash dusted the area surrounding Volcano National Park, which has been closed since May 11, with rain and vog -- ash combined with volcanic smoke -- making it hard to see.
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There are moments when we want our eyelids dusted with baby-pink powder and others that call for a full stop smoky eye — and, sometimes, all in the same day.
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With our kids in bed, we turn on the old Mega-CD, pulled down from the loft and dusted off as best as it can be with a sweater sleeve.
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The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 19, snapchatted the massive 11-window creation, adorned with four gingerbread men (and dogs!), Christmas trees, and dusted with white snow and snowflakes.
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That prompted some speculation that we might be treated to traditional Instagram fare like photos of sugar-dusted Belgian waffles at the Vatican, but, alas, it is not to be.
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We just hope they haven't spoiled their appetite for all the lobster, caviar and gold-dusted popcorn they have waiting for them at Wolfgang Puck's Governors Ball after the show.
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The model posted a series of artistic photos on Instagram in camo, tie-dye and even light-up outfits, captioned "done and dusted," alluding to Burning Man's notoriously dry climate.
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The Oh What Funnel Cakes should also be a big draw — they are lightly dusted with powdered sugar and topped with glazed strawberries, whipped cream, and more shimmery elf sprinkles.
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But after posting a picture two years ago of a snow-dusted baby Emperor penguin that inspired an avalanche of "likes," he's come around to the advantages of the aesthetic.
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There's usually an off-menu entrée as well, what my server referred to one night as a "large-format protein": an aged porterhouse steak, for example, dusted in fennel pollen.
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And if you don't, allow us to explain... Brady must have dusted off his high school yearbook, because yesterday, he uploaded a throwback photo of his haircut to the Instagram.
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Made with separated eggs to achieve lightness, her version is at once rustic and refined, fragrant with orange and lemon zests, vanilla and cinnamon, and lightly dusted with powdered sugar.
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Other collections were eventually donated to museums, but often languished in back-room obscurity until they were dusted off and lent to the N.Y.U. institute for the Designing Identity exhibition.
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It's thought that, because these characters died at Thanos's hands and not because of the Infinity Gauntlet, their deaths are a little less reversible than those who were simply dusted.
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For Christmas, she offers gently spiced zimtsterne cinnamon cookies, above, along with honey lebkuchen and sugar-dusted stollen, plain or with a marzipan filling, the better to keep it moist.
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Fires: The city and tournament organizers are trying to forecast the winds, as smoke from nearby fires dusted the air and created a haze for players in the qualifying rounds.
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With one tape-bandaged hand lodged in that chalk-dusted crack in Utah, a climber rests a cheek on the sandstone as she holds herself several meters above the ground.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's alpine resorts have dusted off winter snowmaking machines to blast ice-cold water onto dry ski slopes as huge bushfires threaten to engulf the Snowy Mountains region.
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For dessert, Patina is teaming up with Lindt, whose chocolatier Anna Czaja told Us Weekly that guests can expect an estimated 7,000 pots de creme, each dusted with edible gold.
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A winter storm working its way through the Southwest dusted Las Vegas with half an inch of snow Wednesday, a record for this date, according to the National Weather Service.
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My son will grow up in a multifaith household where we will celebrate Christmas and Eid, paint Easter eggs and eat sugar-dusted pistachio pastries during the Feast of Sacrifice.
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By the time plans were dusted off again in the late 1960s, crime was soaring and subway cars, now spectacularly covered in graffiti, had become rolling symbols of social collapse.
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There was a bit about the Rockettes, who if I understand correctly, are stored somewhere on the Radio City premises until they're dusted off each year for their Christmas expo.
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Thanks to the combined work of the Avengers, who undid what Thanos' (Josh Brolin) fatal snap in Marvel's newest superhero outing, every dusted human and Avenger is back in the world.
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This morning I dusted off an old install of iTunes on a laptop that still had USB ports, and clicked on the stick of gum-shaped Shuffle icon to restore it.
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Exceptions to this pattern included a high-90s heater mostly saved for Kris Bryant and, for the last two Ks of that short afternoon, a dusted-off cutter and hard curve.
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King-Casas looks celestial, his dark hair dusted with silver and his glasses the color of the deep night sky, and when he speaks, he uses his hands as punctuation marks.
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If you haven't dusted off your copy of The Marshall Mathers LP — the CD, purchased with your allowance money from Sam Goody (RIP) — it's "Stan," perhaps Eminem's most depressing track, ever.
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Made with cold brew coffee mixed with a few pumps of vanilla, the iced drink is topped with a pumpkin cream cold foam and dusted with Starbucks' signature pumpkin spice topping.
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The colored-contact-wearing rapper dusted off his custom Balmain denim jacket from this year's Met Gala and is starring in a new campaign for the French brand's fall 2016 collection.
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The recent Rosetta mission to Comet 67P Churyumov-Gerasimenko confirmed organic molecules that form the basis of sugars and amino acids were dusted among its mounds and valleys of frozen ice.
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The stems are cut into perfectly matching three-inch julienne sticks and placed like a miniature logpile over the asparagus tips, which have been blanched and spray-dusted with bergamot juice.
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So his prison was forgotten until another philosopher dusted the old Bentham books from the shelves and wrote a sort of genealogy of modern power around the concept of the panopticon.
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Staring down a pair of 10+ hour flights and a couple of days of questionable internet connectivity, I dusted off the Palm and loaded it up with songs downloaded from Spotify.
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Guests dined on mini fried chicken and waffles, buttermilk biscuits, polenta dusted salmon and short ribs at tables adorned with vintage lace and greenery and lit with exposed bulbs hanging overhead.
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The drive is punctuated by bursts of excitement each time we come upon a white tail prancing through a front lawn, or over a crosswalk, or across a snow-dusted prairie.
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Sleepy villages, hillsides blanketed in grape vines, pasta dusted with shaved truffles, and wine that tastes of violets: just a few reasons to visit this gastronomic paradise in the Piedmont region.
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"This is your cheese course," he said, then toted it away, returning a short time later with a plate dusted with grated cheese and grated pistachios and slivers of candied citron.
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Donald Trump Jr., an executive at the family business, gave a longer biographical tale of his father, told with sincerity and affection, dusted with a sprinkle of a Trumpian economic policy.
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In 1968, Richard Nixon dusted off Bernstein's "forgotten man" speech and made it the template for his appeal to the "silent majority," as Garry Wills reported in his classic Nixon Agonistes.
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After she was done with the bathroom, she quickly dusted the small chest of drawers, TV, two nightstands, two lamps, and chairs and table, plus the chandelier hanging over the table.
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Microsoft, Amazon, Ford Motor, CNN, Citigroup and Twitter have put employees through work-from-home drills, dusted off emergency-response plans and ordered increasingly stringent safety measures to protect their workers.
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The administration has "dusted off all the tools" to help firms build up their manufacturing, and "companies should be looking at ways to take advantage of that situation," Mr. Orava said.
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She dusted off the Edison, which could only do a few immunoassays, and for the rest of the 200-plus tests that they advertised on the menu, they used commercial analyzers.
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As such, he's written a high-level entertainment, filled with so much brio that it's as if each sentence had been dusted with Bolivian marching powder and cornstarch and gently fried.
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The North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un, rode the white steed through snowy fields, galloping between dusted trees, pausing for an aw-shucks-I'm-on-a-horse smile at the camera.
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But few places have seen a more dramatic change than Letcher County, in hilly Eastern Kentucky, where for generations the archetypal worker was a brawny, coal-dusted man in reflective overalls.
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While decades-old congressional rules will be dusted off in the coming days, other, potentially grave decisions that could color the outcome of the trial will be settled on the fly.
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A cinnamon-dusted parable of sisterhood and self-reliance, the show has lured sizable audiences with the mouthwatering pie scent that suffuses the lobby and the lush harmonies of Bareilles's score.
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And the goat-cheese-and-endive salad—dusted with carrot-pulp ash and, like a Waldorf, studded with apple and candied walnuts—is a bright respite from heavy meats and sauces.
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Tales of the City, released in a 10-part miniseries over the summer, was another queer show dusted off from the archives and reimagined with a more progressive vision in mind.
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Meals begin with a couple of bite-size snacks, one of which tends to be a crisp potato cake dusted with bay-leaf powder and topped with a chip of nori.
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Old Stock Volkswagen dealers in Canada have quietly dusted off and put back on sale cars that were frozen in inventory in 2015 because of the company's diesel emissions cheating scandal.
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That the cars — Beetles, Golfs, Jettas and Passats from the 2015 model year — had been dusted off and put back in showrooms was mainly noted by several dealers in Facebook posts.
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U.S. sanctions dusted off this month targeted Iran's car industry, trade in gold and other precious metals, and purchases of U.S. dollars crucial to international financing and investment and trade relations.
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Mr. Schwartz and the poet Billy Collins, who is hosting Monday's event, dusted off the recording while scouring the poetry center's archive for clips of celebrated American poets at the venue.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) produced a 225-page report in 2013, in the wake of the Sandy Hook shootings, which it dusted off after the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High.
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The U.S. sanctions dusted off this month targeted Iran's car industry, trade in gold and other precious metals, and purchases of U.S. dollars crucial to international financing and investment and trade relations.
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After the Avengers used the Infinity Gauntlet to bring everyone back who had been dusted by Thanos' (Josh Brolin) snap in Infinity War, the villain got his hands on the Gauntlet again.
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Still, that's relatively small compensation, with a movie that -- like many a nostalgic toy -- begins to gradually lose interest almost as soon as it's dusted off and taken out of the box.
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The most immediate movie is Spider-Man: Far From Home, which will pick up with Peter Parker and the rest of the gang resuming their lives now that they've been un-dusted.
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In 2009, the CSPI dusted off one of its greatest hits and again tried to demonize movie theater popcorn for its fat content, but its findings seem to have gone mostly ignored.
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We also loved a perfectly tender dish of steak frites, made with what the chef, Arturo Franco-Camacho, called a "Boston steak" — the cut below the skirt — and nicely truffle-dusted fries.
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The event, at Howard Gilman Opera House in New York City, featured a revival of the MacBook Air, a dusted-off Mac Mini, new iPads, and, for some reason, Lana del Rey.
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Most of the ideas are fairly old ones to enhance co-operation between the armed forces of willing EU members; they are being dusted off to meet the new mood of anxiety.
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She then wore it again for the Remembrance Sunday service in 2012 — and on Sunday, the expectant royal mom dusted it off once more, at the very same service at London's Whitehall.
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After Los Angeles dusted the Rangers to win the Cup, Williams, with 22 points in 26 games, was awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy, given to the most valuable player of the postseason.
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Menu items like the scorching hot chicken wings, dusted with Szechuan peppercorns and chilies, are an enjoyably mouth-numbing experience; so are the chewy green tea noodles, which will caffeinate your appetite.
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Back in 2013 they were making the kind of sugar-dusted synth-pop that would've gone really well with a glass of champagne and chance encounter on an indie disco dance floor.
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But after Porcello began the game by hitting Brett Gardner with an 0-2 pitch — a circumstance that hardly seemed intentional — Severino dusted off Betts with a 95 mile-per-hour fastball.
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Ms. Raby has struggled to find a foreman skilled enough to manage her vineyard, where the grapevines are now dusted in a light coat of snow and in need of winter pruning.
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While a sizable number of Horvath's works have been dusted off and rediscovered in recent years, "Youth Without God" very much remains the play of the moment, given its explicit political overtones.
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"Even with a fence or whatever else it's not going to stop people," said Ms. Sierra, who was attending to a steady stream of customers in a black apron dusted with flour.
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" (The constant solecisms on this program are my constant solace, and I hereby pitch a retrospective tea-table anthology.) Ru dusted the tables and pressed our queens to reveal their "dark sides.
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At Ford Field, the Lions serve it with fried tortilla chips dusted with cinnamon and sugar, then topped with smoked chocolate cherry Nutella sauce, chocolate covered Michigan cherries, sprinkles, and whipped cream.
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Jamie dusted off the ol' stand-up mic Wednesday at HaHa Comedy Club in North Hollywood where he tried out a 10-minute set about his junk that had the crowd rolling.
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Dusted with sawdust, John Byam's sculptures appear as if they've just been carved, the shavings attached with glue binder giving a rawness to the miniature spacecrafts, airplanes, houses, helicopters, cameras, and coffins.
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No matter what they're up to, Cap and the non-dusted Avengers aren't doing it alone, as members whom they thought were missing, like Ant-Man and Hawkeye, have joined the fray.
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For Borcherdt, that meant playing in a half-dozen side-projects (slowed down Alvin and the Chipmunks anyone?), chief amongst them Dusted, his more lyrically-focussed three-piece with wife Anna Edwards.
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It's the time of year when the glitter sparkles brighter, the #fitspo gets (way too) intense, and the wings are dusted off: Yes, the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is right around the corner.
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During the end credit scene of Infinity War, just before Nick Fury and Maria Hill disappear, we see cars crashing and helicopters falling to Earth because the people behind the controls have dusted.
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Though she survived the siege on Winterfell, following that she walked out of the gates, took off her magical choker, rapidly aged into an old woman, and dusted herself out in the snow.
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In September, according to the two former law enforcement officials, Mueller's team dusted off the FBI's investigative files on Manafort and used them to help indict him the following month, in late October.
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"Farah fell victim to ISIL's slick marketing campaign, dusted with enough misrepresentations of Islam to make it appear to be a legitimate Islamic organization," Mohammad said, using a different acronym for Islamic State.
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The six-minute video is dusted with images of melanin-rich people doing everything from gyrating to picking their hair -- all juxtaposed with famous works that largely reflect a white, European-elitist history.
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Once we're there, I order the breakfast BLT (which comes with a fried egg) and duck fat fries (which are dusted in lemon zest, parsley, and parmesan), and a cup of Earl Grey.
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Iraqi troops dusted off some of the historical stone slabs lying on the floor in the museum, which lies just outside Mosul's old city — one of the final Islamic State strongholds in Mosul.
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The Algonquins traditionally dusted their tobacco with dried castoreum, and, in the 20th century, so did cigarette manufacturers like Phillip Morris and RJ Reynolds; it gave Camels and Winstons a distinguished, luxe aroma.
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This 40-foot long, six-foot-high stack of six bookshelves is flanked with Bilal's Ashes Series — photographs of his small-scale recreations of buildings destroyed in the Iraq War, dusted with ashes.
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Instead, the bill that seems most likely to gain enough support from a fractured Republican caucus is just a dusted-off, deficit-financed tax cut for the rich that "sunsets" in 10 years.
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Eighteen people had reserved seats at the Holey Artisan Bakery, whose crusty flour-dusted loaves of bread and piles of homemade pasta offered a respite from the sticky, clamorous city that surrounded it.
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The idea for Flamin' Hot Cheetos came to him when, one day, a machine broke in the assembly line and a batch of Cheetos didn't get dusted with their standard orange cheese powder.
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It certainly does not manifest for the regular diner on a regular night, who will nonetheless pay a hefty sum for the sprinkle of reputation dusted over her lackluster but highly photogenic meal.
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For me, stacking the layers, spreading the filling over the plump cushion of dough and then covering it with more brushed and dusted layers brings the satisfaction of having, quite literally, constructed something.
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In a hole-in-the-wall tasting room on San Cristobal's pedestrian street El Andador Real de Guadalupe, his pox is served with orange slices dusted with coffee and a piece of chocolate.
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The Tacanas have sparred for years with Mr. Morales, who dusted off a previous government's plan to build a hydroelectric dam near Madidi National Park, an area many of the group call home.
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Delicate, slippery Cantonese rice flour crepes filled with beef, pork or shrimp, then rolled, steamed and dusted with sesame seeds are a street-food specialty at Joe Rong's popular storefront in Flushing, Queens.
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"Done and dusted"; "Shit hits the fan"; "BESIDE MYSELF" — the drawing defeats the clean lines of the Living Room, reminding me of scribbling frenetic thoughts in a notebook, just to get them down.
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Sides like chile-dusted creamed corn ($29) also have a south-of-the-border accent, while the mostly American wine list includes a blend from locally made Arizona Stronghold Vineyards ($23 a glass).
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Cigarettes of fried dough, chewy like rice sticks, are stacked like a log cabin, then dusted with sugar and misugaru, the powdered grain and bean blend Koreans use as an instant breakfast drink.
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Black Friday may be done and dusted (although we're still waiting for our purchases to arrive...), but with Cyber Monday here, that means that there's a whole new batch of sales to shop.
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They went past the sunset-dusted pyramid, sure, but also past the groups of police in black riot gear with articulated leather armor and plastic shields, past the dozen police vans idling nearby.
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The Grammy Awards are in New York this weekend, for the first time since 2003 — which means that several platinum-dusted tributes organized by the Recording Academy are in town this week, too.
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Serena Williams dusted off the poodle skirt and saddle shoes to travel back to the Fabulous '50s for her baby shower over the weekend ... but not without the help of her superstar friends!!
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It starts out crazy fun: a tunnel lit overhead by those warm incandescent bulbs that remind of a carnival or fair, with a floor of yellow bricks of varying shades dusted with glitter.
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I "dried" the whites and yolks by whipping each of them with sugar; I mixed the whites, yolks and flour together very gently so that I could keep the air I created during whipping; I dusted the cookies with powdered sugar, a drying agent of sorts, and then dusted them again a few minutes later; and I baked the cookies twice, once with the heat on and then with the heat off, allowing the oven's residual warmth to crisp them.
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The bowl was the product of a traditional Japanese art practice called kintsukuroi, which translates to 'golden repair' and involves fixing broken pottery with lacquer that's been mixed or dusted with powdered color pigment.
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First, a moon-dusted sample bag from Apollo 11 was privately auctioned, and now a solid gold moon lander replica that was gifted to Neil Armstrong in 173 has been stolen from his museum.
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H.I.E.L.D. is Hydra, the Avengers break up), undone (Tony Stark un-retires, Captain America returns to the grid), and hastily made again (half the heroes are dusted) in service of a bigger master plot.
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Bungie dusted off and updated a fresh batch exotic gear from the first Destiny, and will be adding it all to the Destiny 2 loot pool with the release of the May 53 expansion.
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The phrase, which dates back to 1974, was dusted off last year by L.A. design collective Otherwild, then spotted on the likes of St. Vincent, with a quarter of proceeds going to Planned Parenthood.
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A twist on the standard white chocolate mocha, this new beverage will include "caramelized flavors of white chocolate," whipped cream, and candied cranberry sugar dusted on top, according to a statement from the brand.
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Other ministers speak of massive irrigation projects, and have dusted off an ambitious water-diversion scheme for parched regions that is priced at $165 billion and involves no fewer than 53 links between rivers.
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They included the 238 Stained Tooth from Dusted Valley, a big, dense, brooding wine, and the 22013 Ex Umbris from Owen Roe, dense and polished and, for now, wrapped tight in its tannic structure.
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One day last summer, as the crew dusted the front lawn with fake snow, Nanjiani, Gordon, and Showalter sat in the living room, alternating between nimble banter and earnest discussions of gun-control policy.
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Spider-Man, Black Panther, Doctor Strange, Falcon, Scarlet Witch, Star-Lord, Drax, Groot, Mantis, Bucky Barnes, Nick Fury, and Maria Hill were dusted away when Thanos eliminated half of all life in the universe.
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It's the sort of play that the Mint Theater Company lives to revive Off Broadway — an obscure work by a notable author that could be a pleasant surprise if it's dusted off cleverly enough.
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WASHINGTON — With tax rates falling, spending rising and deficits soaring, House Republicans dusted off a long-debated proposal on Thursday to amend the Constitution to require a balanced budget — only to watch it fail.
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I too dusted off a used copy this past weekend and slowly traversed the land of Yharnam killing and being gruesomely murdered by (more of the latter, if we're being honest) blood-poisoned monsters.
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The filled shells are drizzled lightly with olive oil, dusted with grated pecorino and bread crumbs, baked briefly in a hot oven until nicely browned, then napped with a bright green, garlicky pesto sauce.
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At René Caovilla, for example, a brand that forged its name on bejeweled footwear, there were exquisite sandals dusted in glitter with spaghetti-thin rope straps, or denim sliders, scattered with rhinestones and pearls.
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When I spoke to Tellez on the phone, he was busy fielding orders for the Day of the Dead's signature pan de muerto, a sweet roll brushed with egg wash and dusted with sugar.
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There is lapis blue dusted with white, black and red in a sitting room and cozy guest bedroom, and violet covered in a blizzard of green, blue, red and white dots in another parlor.
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But she always puts a good idea at the center, like the crisp membrillo-stuffed fritters dusted with cardamom sugar next to a spoonful of kabocha ice cream that she was serving last month.
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With the election done and dusted, inflows have tapered off, the central bank has cut interest rates for the third time this year and Fitch Ratings posited another 33 basis point cut in 2019.
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Bright orange sand in the Sahara Desert was dusted in a layer of snow earlier this week after a strong polar front from the Mediterranean pushed past the Atlas Mountains near the coast of Algeria.
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Ideally we would like to be in a situation where those MEPs from the UK never actually take their seats in the European parliament, certainly to get this done and dusted by the summer recess.
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He left those responsibilities to Coach Tyronn Lue and a couple of teammates, who dusted off the usual postseason tropes about playing hard and playing together and how good it feels to play at home.
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It is a box office smash, Stranger Things 2 is still generating all the buzz ... and now, even Flight of the Navigator is getting pulled off the shelf and dusted off for a new generation.
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Earlier this year government ministers dusted off a decades-old proposal to divert billions of cubic metres of water from tributaries of the Congo River, down a 2,400km canal and into the Lake Chad basin.
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"The Toyota is just the way it came from the impound yard, and still has the black soot on the map lights, and sunroof switch where the police dusted for finger prints !!" the listing says.
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Back in Tokyo at a MatchaBar pop-up, I watch the brothers pose with customers who have braved the wind and rain in the name of Instagram-worthy lattes and matcha-dusted Brooklyn Ribbon Fries.
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Sure, we've all endured side-eye after asking for our vanilla caramel latte to be dusted with cinnamon, but underneath that carefully distressed beanie, the barista isn't actually judging our taste in caffeinated beverages, right?
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A clafoutis batter poured over top of whatever fresh fruit you like then dusted with powdered sugar is about to become your newest go-to dessert for any and all dinner gatherings you're invited to.
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Both were served on Mr. Gonzalez's signature pillowy, bright-purple ube buns (made from yams of the same hue), and accompanied by furikake fries dusted with flakes of dried seaweed and drizzled with gochujang aioli.
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He dusted off the jacket once more, playing a snowy-haired and sailor-mouthed grandfather — to Jessie T. Usher's decidedly unmacho John Shaft Jr. — in a surprisingly lighthearted and joke-filled new chapter released Friday.
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Story collections from novelists sometimes give readers the sense that the author has dug up several half-finished, long-abandoned works from graduate school, dusted them off, revived them, then cauterized them with an ending.
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Some preppers place their faith in unproven home remedies, like bedsheets dusted with baby powder, which they hope will block X-rays, or generous helpings of turmeric mixed with black pepper, to inhibit tumor formation.
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"Basquiat's 'Defacement': The Untold Story," at the Guggenheim, is a small but timely and often surprising powerhouse of a historical show pegged to a not very good scrap of painting by a star-dusted name.
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The maroon cherries, glistening with juices and dusted with an extra helping of sugar, remind me of a large brooch made of rubies, something your fabulous great-aunt would wear to the annual holiday party.
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Though our planet was well beyond the 30-light-year kill zone of these explosions, stellar shrapnel was blown out with such force that it dusted the Earth with radioactive iron-60 isotopes centuries later.
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Not just any old doughnut can be turned into a solar cell; it has to be the powdered variety dusted in a bright, white coating and usually purchased from a convenience store or gas station.
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For purists, there are melt-in-your-mouth glazed doughnuts, jelly doughnuts dusted with powdered sugar, and a chocolate-glazed one, which is dipped in ganache and then crowned in a dense mass of chocolate curls.
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Saturday Night Live star Vanessa Bayer is known for her uncanny impression of Jennifer Aniston's Rachel from Friends, and on Weekend Update this week, she dusted off her wig for another parody of the beloved character.
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In just a few hours residents had been shaken by an earthquake, dusted with ash and for the first time since the start of the eruption smelled the rotten-egg stench of toxic sulfur-dioxide gas.
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The Russo Brothers successfully pulled off a massive misdirect by making us focus on the Avengers who had been dusted by Thanos' (Josh Brolin) snap and then giving us the most epic string of character returns.
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I dusted off my cleats, asked my little brother (who is a soccer goalie himself) for some tips, and headed over to the stadium in New Jersey to try to earn a spot on the team.
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In the era of the magic-dusted TV sitcoms Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, and My Favorite Martian, it didn't take long for Sabrina to get her own comic book, and her own Saturday-morning cartoon.
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If you're looking for dessert, the Harambe Market offers an African Milk Tart, which is coconut custard in a chocolate tart shell, dusted with sugar and five-spice powder that's then drizzled with dark chocolate ganache.
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They dusted off their playbook from previous existential threats to Obamacare — like the Supreme Court case that would have invalidated the law's tax credits in much of the country — but they were starting a step behind.
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When the dough has proved and the filling is ready, take the dough out and on a surface lightly dusted with flour and roll out to a rectangle about 40 by 60 cm, about ½ cm thick.
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Second Coming of the KKK illustrates how a ne'er do well Atlanta physician dusted off racist remnants of the post–Civil War Klan aimed at maintaining white supremacy in civic and social life in the South.
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As an amusement park food connoisseur, I have eaten everything from powdered sugar-dusted buffalo chicken sandwiches on Mickey Mouse-shaped beignet buns to a Dr. Seuss-inspired cotton candy bigger than two of my heads.
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Lebwohl says these foods might be more vulnerable to cross-contamination because pasta can be cooked in water that regular noodles were made in and pizza can be cooked in shared ovens dusted with gluten flour.
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At the Windy City Smokeout in Chicago, Hamada served wagyu kebabs next to iconic barbecue dishes like Hometown Bar-B-Que's colossal beef rib, 17th Street Barbecue's magic-dusted ribs, and LeRoy & Lewis's smoked al pastor.
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It was previously announced that Bradley Cooper would serve as executive producer for the live telecast, and will work alongside award-winning production team Done + Dusted, in collaboration with the Stand Up to Cancer production team.
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Fucking low class trash dusted up nobody show up and work you have no work ethic and act like a criminal say what you want about me so you feel better about how pathetic you are!
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Advertisers dusted off their well-worn playbooks for Super Bowl 50, deploying a combination of humor, celebrities and plenty of animals in their annual appeal for the attention of the game's more than 100 million viewers.
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For the latest edible remix, Burger King has tunneled deep into the American psyche and excavated something the people didn't even know they wanted: Cheetos powder-dusted mozzarella sticks filled with deep-fried macaroni and cheese.
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Despite their wholesome marketing, heavily-processed chips that are made out of something other than potatoes before being dusted in artificial flavoring are not all that much healthier than your regular, greasy, gas station potato chip.
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Present and accounted for at Arthur Arbesser, in apple-green jackets and iridescent trench coats, dusted with an overlay of Swarovski crystals like spun sugar, and mixed in with bright red-and-blue-striped cavalry separates.
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The entire menu, from left to right: French fries dusted in sea salt and paprika; a whole rotisserie chicken; a chicken sandwich; a salad of romaine, carrot, watermelon radish, and red onion; potatoes; slow-cooked greens.
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Maeda's bat helps Dodgers rally past Cardinals LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Kenta Maeda dusted the rust off of two weeks of inactivity to beat the St. Louis Cardinals with his arm and bat.
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At the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund awards last Monday night, the traditional potpies were dusted with paprika letters urging "vote" and festooned with little paper "Hillary for America" flags (in case anyone was wondering for whom).
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A trucking company run by a father and his two sons delivered the tree across a thousand snow-dusted miles, past a border that might become harder to cross if a key trade pact falls through.
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One of the co-authors of that study, Linda Fried, dean of the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University, put it this way: Participation in Experience Corps dusted off the cobwebs in their brains.
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The result is awesome and super crisp, whether you try the caramel corn, or the vegan popcorn that has an almost cheesy flavor from the addition of nutritional yeast, or the spicy popcorn dusted with pimentón.
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They dusted it for fingerprints and found ones belonging to Clair George, chief of the clandestine service of the C.I.A. In short order, an F.B.I. squad was inside C.I.A. headquarters, rifling through double-locked file cabinets.
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After "Animal House" becomes a massive hit, Kenney relocated to Los Angeles, yielding the familiar litany of cocaine-dusted parties -- with an abundance of powder flowing around the making of "Caddyshack" -- and clashes with studio types.
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"We've seen the way Cheetos lovers don their red- and orange-dusted fingers like a badge of honor, and we're always looking for ways to help them step up their snacking game," a company spokeswoman said.
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Republican leaders have dusted off this rarely used legislation, added to their tool kit in 1996, to quickly reject recently finalized Obama-era regulations, many of which they say impose an excessive burden on American businesses.
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The figure skating superstar dusted off her skates and hit the ice with the Pats cheer squad Tuesday in Minneapolis ... teaching the ladies how to nail some of the basic moves right before the Super Bowl.
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Shuri's poster is in black and white (above), as are those featuring heroes like Spider-Man, Black Panther, Loki, and Groot — who were all vaporized or killed during Infinity War, seemingly confirming Shuri, too, was dusted.
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We were all so worried about getting back every single person who had been dusted by Thanos during Avengers: Infinity War that we didn't realize Avengers: Endgame was going to deliver surprise character cameos left and right.
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Wellness seems to look back as often as it looks forward; it combines a vogue for old-school crystals and tarot with the mandate to consume a diet of superfoods and probiotics gently dusted with activated charcoal.
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Overlooking a snow-dusted vineyard in a mostly empty restaurant that has served as a sort of new headquarters for him, he rattled off the latest counts of how many votes he believed each candidate had accumulated.
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Given that this film is set prior to the events of Avengers: Infinity War, it's likely that we'll get an idea of why they sat Infinity War out, and hopefully, it won't end with them getting dusted.
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I dusted off my oldest box of nail products, dug to the bottom for a half-used pack of nail guides, delicately peeled and placed 10 of them across my nails, and gave myself a French manicure.
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Jacopo Buongiorno, a nuclear engineer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, reckons that, when all is done and dusted, electricity from a marine station would cost at least a third less than that from a terrestrial equivalent.
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It was only when he needed money for his children's school fees almost 203 years later that Ainsworth dusted the relics off and began making stormtrooper helmets for fans, who now pay 500 pounds (about $730) apiece.
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"As the ROV was traversing a flat area of rock interspersed with sediment at 4,290 meters, it came across a remarkable little octopod sitting on a flat rock dusted with a light coat of sediment," NOAA wrote.
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Gold-dusted truffle popcorn and homemade pretzels add to the list of savory dishes, and three different salads like a baby beet salad with goat cheese yogurt, granola and citrus and bitter greens will also be served.
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She recently dusted off a closet full of never-developed film rolls, and despite a thousand internal voices telling her the shots probably weren't any good (hiii inner demons), got the entire set developed all at once.
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The menu of small plates and passed apps is nearly three pages long, so let us hit you up with the highlights: lobster corn dogs, gold-dusted truffle popcorn, Wagyu short ribs, and baked potatoes with caviar.
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But at the bottom of the slope, breathless, dusted in snow from head to foot, c'mon, there he was again with all the others in line for the lift, and then up, up again to the top.
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However, it added that the plan has been "dusted down" in the last week in the aftermath of members of parliament voting to replace the present Irish backstop with a different one that could include "alternative arrangements".
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The breads are struan, made with some emmer and spelt and dusted with sesame seeds; pain de campagne, with a crisp crust and great complexity from rye; and fortuna, somewhat denser and riddled with cracked wheat berries.
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Take a tip from the movie snack experts at Brooklyn's Nitehawk Cinema with this popcorn drizzled with maple syrup and honey, then dusted with cinnamon-y cereal bits for a warm and cozy night on the couch.
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It's worth waking up at the crack of dawn just to witness the sun work its magic on iconic landmarks, transforming the city into a real-life watercolor painting dusted in shades of pink, orange and periwinkle.
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But the road to becoming Canadian, to truly feel this northern land's cultural identity in one's breakable bones, is a journey that increasingly propels immigrants down a gentle slope suitable for beginners: the snow-dusted bunny hill.
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The next day, when the cauliflower has firmed up, it is dribbled with as much clarified butter as it can hold, dusted with Mr. Kalika's ras el hanout spice mix, and roasted at a very high temperature.
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Ezra Koenig told me that, in college, he passingly considered becoming a music critic, but the only review he ever wrote was an "embarrassing" rave, published in the online magazine Dusted, about Dirty Projectors' 2003 debut album.
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Accessible by car and then by foot via a muddy track beneath the snow-dusted peaks of eastern Afghanistan, Shemal is so remote that Mr. Khan said some villagers have never visited nearby Jalalabad — or any city.
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The Shelby family's wealth and status speak both to pulling oneself up — albeit crookedly — by the bootstraps, and to an archaic opulence that feels like Downton Abbey under stormy skies, smudged with blood and dusted in cocaine.
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One of the ways they've done that is by introducing Chimney Pete, an alternative interpretation of the character without the Afro wig, earrings, or exaggerated lips — and with only a bit of soot dusted on his face.
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In 1974, "Maida Heatter's Book of Great Desserts" was published, and if you were a home baker in the 1970s and '80s, you likely had a dog-eared, butter-stained, flour-dusted copy on your kitchen shelf.
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And knowing that his human body wouldn't be able to withstand and survive the power from using all six Infinity Stones at once, Tony still snapped his fingers and dusted Thanos and his entire army of bad guys.
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The first school says that the Avengers will find a way to reverse the snap but stay in their current timeline, bringing everyone who was dusted back from wherever they went and keep trucking along with their lives.
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With Amy Schumer as this week's host, SNL dusted off the crimson robes once again to remind us that there are plenty more ways we can compare the current political climate to that of a post-apocalyptic regime.
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Returning from what were presumably the culinary version of vision quests, rap jester Action Bronson has given us a yet another slice of dusted samples and outlandish verses with which we can laugh and gape in awe at.
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I mean fully picked up that half-eaten box of popcorn, dusted the corn shells off your lap before making every single goddamn person between you and the aisle do that awkward swivel-legs-to-the-side thing.
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Phil Schiller, Apple's longtime marketing chief, dusted off a 15-month-old statistic from Intel's CES 2015 slide deck, noting that there are more than 600 million Windows PCs that haven't been upgraded in the past five years.
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Still, courts across the country have largely upheld arbitration clauses, deferring to the Supreme Court, which ruled that the Federal Arbitration Act, the 1925 law dusted off by the credit card companies, beats out even muscular federal laws.
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A generous handful of kernels, dusted with salt, is offered at the start of a meal at Rincón Melania, which opened in January in a onetime dry cleaner's on the border of Long Island City and Sunnyside, Queens.
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Because Infinity War ended with a cliffhanger built around several famous Marvel characters evaporating into dust, Marvel can only feature its non-dusted heroes in Endgame's marketing; otherwise, it risks spoiling the movie with even the smallest hints.
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If The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is a prequel series, it would have to take place before Infinity War, as both Sam and Bucky were dusted by Thanos (Josh Brolin) and only returned at the end of Endgame.
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Storefronts on Canal are less like window displays and more like extra storage space, advertising T-shirts and canvas backpacks dusted gray with city debris, and plastic clothes driers clipped with polyester-silk scarves and neon-colored feather dusters.
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The big knockdown brawl in Endgame's final hour is notable for a number of things, not the least of which is bringing back everyone who was dusted at the end of Infinity War for a final showdown with Thanos.
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He dusted off his Donald wig and returned to SNL Weekend Update Thursday night to hold a rally in Phoenix, Arizona, and address some of the many criticisms he — I mean, Donald Trump — faced over his response to Charlottesville.
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Most of us have heard about dusted drugs or wet weed—though the likelihood of getting tricked into smoking PCP a la Ethan Hawke in Training Day has probably always been slimmer than urban legends might have you believe.
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As much as her new pixie cut stole the show, it also made for a crystal clear look at her gorgeous makeup, which featured magenta dusted around the eyes (that matched her gown) and an attention-grabbing winged eyeliner.
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I cleaned my hardwood floors three ways (it's possible), defied my allergies by dusting things I never knew should be dusted, scrubbed down my entire bathroom, and Kondo-ed my closet in half (so many jeans, so little joy).
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Halsey also dishes out a few beauty lessons in how to rock the look with feminine details: Tonight, she paired her statement-making hair with out-to-there lashes, pink-dusted lips and eyelids, and a stellar body highlight.
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Whitten walked and talked that opening with a kick in his strut and a hell of a punchline; laughing deeply in his silver-dusted sneakers, there was a glimmer about him that seemed deeply rooted and set at ease.
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Crowning the rice is a rich duck-egg yolk that has been slow-cooked to perfection, and then dusted with catfish abon (dried, finely shredded fish, sometimes unappetizingly called 'floss'), and topped off with fern tips and edible wildflowers.
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Recently, local Asian influences have punctuated the menu, seen in dishes such as breadfruit hush puppies, a watermelon salad dusted with li hing mui (salted dried plums), or fried chicken served with a side of buttery cake and mochi.
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But until there are consequences for the crimes that were committed, policymakers may regard torture as a policy option that's ready to be dusted off and put back to use in the future, if circumstances seem to justify it.
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Now, at 29, with a two-year doping suspension behind her, Yuliya was chasing those previous times — and her long-shot Olympic ambitions — without the benefit of banned substances in a place nestled among mountains still dusted by snow.
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This past weekend, for the fourth installment, the James Beard Award-winning featured chef Michelle Bernstein wove in her Latin heritage by pairing a charred salsa with fried sweetbreads dusted in cornmeal, a nod to the nearby corn crops.
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My mom lived subject to extreme calorie counts for at least a year in college, and was haunted by dreams of being chained to a pole in a pastry shop — just out of reach of the sugar-dusted confections.
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LONDON, June 26 (Reuters) - Iceland may soon reclaim a place on the investment stage through inclusion in global equity indexes, but with pricey stocks, a fading economy and reforms done and dusted, fund managers are not rushing back there.
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Anyone hoping to get a hand on their own rare bottle is likely to be disappointed, however, as they remain the property of Czech authorities, which first dusted them off last year to get expert opinion on their value.
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Night after night at "Happy Birthday, Wanda June," a Kurt Vonnegut satire from 1970 that's been dusted off for a powerfully timely Off Broadway revival by Wheelhouse Theater Company, that word detonates in the audience with an audible shock.
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Veterans of the campaign for the Mellon plan kept campaigning for income tax cuts through World War II. When runaway inflation put tax reform back on the agenda in the 1970s, conservative activists dusted off those old policy proposals.
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Mr. Reña butchers whole chickens in Tama's minimal kitchen, reserving thighs for adobo and chopping white meat down to popcorn-size nuggets, which are doused with patis (Filipino fish sauce), dusted with cornstarch and fried until burnished and perfect.
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Hemlines were dropped and often dusted the floor, trailing behind like a train or a memory; sleeves extended past the wrists to obscure the hands or got blown up to inflated, absurd proportions; there were acres of fabric involved.
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Hemlines were dropped and often dusted the floor, trailing behind like a train or a memory; sleeves extended past the wrists to obscure the hands or got blown up to inflated, absurd proportions; there were acres of fabric involved.
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For a final comparison, I dusted off my old Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2, which have a pretty bright sound, and while they (amazingly) held their own, they couldn't match the deep bass and the precision of the PX7.Â
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That 2003 self-titled record was a genuine statement that Blink could evolve and turn themselves into an important rock band and 2011's Neighborhoods, while flawed, had some good stuff, maybe even a blueprint when you dusted it off.
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Besides, Earth is going to need all the help it can get now that Thanos has dusted half the population: who better than, as Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige put it, the most powerful superhero Marvel Comics has ever created?
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The array of relics range from an original illustration of "The Exploration of Mars" (which sold for $125,000, a rep for Sotheby's told Gizmodo) to a moon-dusted bag used by astronaut Neil Armstrong for lunar return samples during Apollo 11.
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But this spring, loyal B&BW fans are in for an upgrade, swapping their fruity, sugar-dusted favorites for a clean, fresh fragrance that smells like sprawling out on a cotton gingham picnic blanket on the perfect 70-degree day.
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Already we are seeing the cobwebs dusted off of our secondary systems of separating and checking power that are, in many ways, independent forces in American law and politics: state and local governments, federal bureaucracy itself, and most crucially, civil society.
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Hope Van Dyne's (Evangeline Lilly) mother Janet, who made her debut earlier this year in Ant-Man and the Wasp, returned along with everyone else who had been dusted thanks to Hulk snapping his Iron Infinity Gauntlet and undoing Thanos' snap.
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So Captain Marvel's mid-credits scene suggests that Black Widow, the Hulk, and Rhodey have since traveled from Wakanda to New York City, learned that Fury was dusted, located his device, and messed with it to keep its battery life going.
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"I think we'll see some choppiness and volatility in the markets till the union budget is done and dusted," said Gaurang Shah, senior vice-president, Geojit Financial Services in Mumbai, adding that monsoon is one of the biggest concerns right now.
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To hedge their bets, Honda, Toyota, Hyundai, General Motors, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen have dusted down designs for hydrogen fuel-cells that were put aside when the powerful lithium-ion battery burst on the scene a quarter of a century ago.
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But if literally any of Peter's friends fell into the 50 percent of people who weren't dusted by Thanos, then they would be five years older than their peers and, as such, in college or even working at their first job.
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Gone was the caramel which was too soft to hold the new mandatory official THC stamp or the nuts dusted with cannabis sugar — they just couldn't control the range of THC on each individual nut, so had to kill the product.
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Striding to his piano at the Wiltern here in a blue, rhinestone-dusted suit to play songs from his new album, "Wonderful Crazy Night," for the first time, he surveyed the crowd of die-hard fans and music-industry insiders fretfully.
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She got another chance at camaraderie in 1975, when she joined Bob Dylan's cocaine-dusted Rolling Thunder Revue, partly to get to know "Bobby," who acted, she said, like a "perverse little brat," forgoing actual conversations for Delphic, leering remarks.
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As thousands of firefighters battled the two fires, smoke drifted into nearby areas, discoloring the sky and showering parts of the San Francisco Bay Area with ash, leaving cars that had been parked outside, dusted with white and gray specks.
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In a typical U.S. fashion, the good old Uncle picked himself up, dusted off and came back to lead the world economy and financial markets to new highs — after the most debilitating recession and banking debacle since the Great Depression.
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