"It would be easy peasy to make them," he said.
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For nested menus, you just keep pushing to select. Easy-peasy.
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We're going to be swapping things for other things. Easy-peasy.
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Mertens breaks, feeds Lukaku, and he slots it home. Easy-peasy.
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IT MUST seem to Donald Trump that reversing globalisation is easy-peasy.
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They're a lot easier — and decidedly more modern — with this easy-peasy technique.
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Brace yourselves, bedheads — this quartet of easy-peasy styles are just for you.
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Thanksgiving is an easy-peasy, chill holiday when you're not the person cooking.
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Given my easy-peasy, "it'll be fine" attitude, I clearly hadn't done that.
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The results are bold and obvious, like flags, easy-peasy you might say.
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So, no, dating women isn't as easy-peasy as straight women seem to think.
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Which is why the French eyewear label Izipizi (that's "easy peasy") is so shrewd.
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No complex paperwork, no passport: Just move to Miami and register to vote. Easy-peasy.
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For my part, all I had to do was jerk off in a room. Easy-peasy!
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Just sidle your smartphone up to the WiBa battery, and it will start charging. Easy-peasy.
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I thought, well I'll just rub one out and that will keep me awake, easy peasy.
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You can eat most of it with a spoon, and drink whatever's left over. Easy-peasy!
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"You'll definitely make your money back in your first month, easy peasy," her friend assured her.
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Just look at how buttery smooth it is to fly through different app screens: Easy, peasy!
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I'm almost certain it'll be easy-peasy, and I won't regret trying to do it myself.
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Here are seven easy-peasy, make-at-home salad dressings from Lucky Peach's new cookbook, Power Vegetables!
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It's a misconception among women that bra shopping is easy peasy when you have a small chest.
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That said, it's not as if everything has always been easy peasy with SpaceX and the agency.
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Those thumbnails then materialize as physical copies on their doorsteps in a matter of days. Easy-peasy.
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Here's my easy-peasy adaptation of a recipe for pissaladière, a treat that should be better known.
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Lyft not only offered the smoothest ride, it also offered reasonable pricing and an easy-peasy user experience.
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Easy peasy — if only his geolocation chip hadn't been irreparably damaged by him smashing a rock on his skull.
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Easy peasy: about 4-5 cups beef broth, 1 lb stew meat, flour + water for dumplings, and no measurements.
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Amazon's Echo made controlling music with your voice easy-peasy, but its sound quality could be a lot better.
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If there's been one downside to the Chicago Cubs easy-peasy, curse-crushing 2016 season, it's been the absence of Kyle Schwarber.
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"You have a sassy jazz dance so this should be easy peasy for you," Miller, 52, tells GiaNina, 14, at the start of the clip.
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As dining is already an integral part of dating, integrating food into your sex life is an easy peasy way to try new things in bed.
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Swapping out the ear tips and wings is easy-peasy, though you'll need to remove the ear tips first in order to get to the wings.
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This easy-peasy shakshuka recipe from NYT Cooking which I've probably made about 30 times and will continue to make for the rest of my life.
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Whatever it looks like, theoretically the experience is basically the same: Easy peasy, except that when those results pop up, you're in for a slightly odd experience.
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N. looks at me from across the room and nods his head as if I should be able to come up with 9,182,172 concepts easy peasy lemon squeezy.
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This proves to be easy peasy for the Riding in Cars with Boys actress, as she smacks on a red hue to each contestant with eight seconds to spare.
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We guarantee that, as long as you incorporate at least one dependable essential into your post-sundown ensemble, putting together a day-to-night look will come easy-peasy.
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Enjoy interactive workshops and Q&A Sessions, find the founder/investor of your dreams with CrunchMatch, our easy-peasy networking platform, collect swag and, whatever you do, don't miss the after party.
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I enjoyed the Show for its easy-peasy video calling feature, but its hefty $230 price tag, lack of "real" apps or even simplified versions of apps, and ugly retro design were big turn-offs.
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If you're growing out a tapered cut or overworked your 'fro with one too many shampoos, then a protective style is an easy-peasy way to make sure your curls and coils are poppin' come springtime.
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But it only takes one surprised giggle from Minhyuk, or a thoughtful offer of the rest of I.M.'s banana, or Kihyun saying "easy peasy squeezy" with an excited grin, for that wall of intimidation to crumble.
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His highborn friends—including the funny Menenius Agrippa, played by Teagle F. Bougere, who makes Elizabethan English sound easy-peasy, the smoothest conversation—try to coax him out of war mode and into the hearts of the people.
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If you're the kind of person who wears a ponytail all day, err day for lack of inspiration — or maybe just because it's the easiest and most comfortable hairstyle in the game — this easy-peasy option could be a game-changer.
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I thought it was a pretty ripping challenge to finish, as there were about a half dozen examples that were very hard for me to figure out (although there were a few that were easy peasy, enough to lure me into the trap, I guess).
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The album was preceded by two singles. The lead single, "Easy Peasy", was released on April 16, 2019. The second single, "Best Way", was released on May 3. A headlining album release tour in support of the record, co-headlined with American musician Andrés, took place in May and June 2019, with support from post-hardcore band Adventurer.
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On April 11, 2019, Kurt Travis announced a headlining solo tour in support of the album, which is scheduled to tale place in May and June 2019, with support from American post-hardcore bands Adventurer and Makari. On April 16, he released the album's lead single, "Easy Peasy", accompanied with its music video. Another song, "Best Way", was released on YouTube on May 3, 2019.
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Lesley Glaister (born 4 October 1956,) is a British novelist, poet and playwright. She has written 15 novels, Blasted Things (2020) being the most recent, one play and numerous short stories and radio plays. She is a lecturer in creative writing at the University of St Andrews,Glaister, Lesley (1997) Easy Peasy, Publisher's Biographical note, Bloomsbury, and is a regular contributor of book reviews to The Spectator and The Times. She is married to poet Andrew Greig.
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In 2006, she formed her eponymous label "Thuy", based in the SoHo neighborhood of lower Manhattan, producing women’s designer ready-to-wear clothing.. Thuy was critically acclaimed and showcased in New York Fashion Week. In 2014, Thuy and her mom "Mama Xit" formed an eco-friendly children's labeled called Little Moony. Little Moony is a tribute to the modern mom's love for style and her budding fashionista's need for comfort. The label offer everyday, easy-peasy, simple silhouettes in natural fibers and eco-friendly fabrics with unexpected, cute one-off details.
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The programme was conceived and made by Clare Bradley, Lotte Elwell and the CBeebies Production team, and grew out of their previous award-winning work on CBeebies Springwatch and Autumnwatch. The show was originally part of the "EcoBeebies" brand. It started with a launch show named Easy Peasy Eco Beebies on 13 June 2008, and this was followed by 48 episodes, one every week from 20 June 2008 to 29 May 2009. Each episode starts with the children doing the register, then joining in with the "Green Balloon Club" chant.
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Tindal Street Press Her subject matter is often serious (murder, madness and obsession crop up regularly in her books) but with a thread of dark humour running through it. Her first novel Honour Thy Father (1990) won the Somerset Maugham Award and a Betty Trask Award, Now You See Me was shortlisted for the Orange Prize for fiction in 2002, and Easy Peasy was shortlisted for the Guardian Fiction Prize in 1998.Bloomsbury Publishing Little Egypt, published in 2014, won a Jerwood Fiction Uncovered Prize. Her first play, Bird Calls, was performed at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, in 2003.
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