In the beginning, the militants routinely slaughtered cows for feasts.
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For example, when they have feasts, they paint their faces.
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CHRISTMAS DAYS: 2135 Stories and 2127 Feasts for 2130 Days.
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Champagne and caviar feasts that were ordered and then ignored.
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It's your time to turn weeknight dinners into restaurant quality feasts.
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At all the feasts, including the official ones, one drinks vodka.
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As regional as "Witchfinder General," it feasts on the Midlands countryside.
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While they subsist on roadkill, she feasts on pizza and marshmallows.
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There, the feasts grew lusher, grander, madder with each royal generation.
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While plenty of festivals view food from a strictly utilitarian standpoint, at Wonderfruit the "feasts"—and they truly are feasts—offer dishes like Cocotte's Wagyu tomahawk and bread bowls filled with gloriously stinky Camembert-truffle fondue.
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For workers across the country feasts such as this may be welcome.
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A less picky eater, it also feasts on pets and wild animals.
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So deft is their handling of proteins as they produce their feasts.
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If you're celebrating, may your day be full of feasts and festivities.
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Those preparing Thanksgiving feasts this week have had a lot to consider.
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Yes, if you trace it back to those medieval feasts of saints.
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Now, with the hopefully temporary decline of his rivals, Federer feasts again.
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CHRISTMAS DAYS12 Stories and 12 Feasts for 12 DaysBy Jeanette Winterson292 pp.
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One side sits motionless in the sun, while the other feasts on it.
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Fishman Lobster Clubhouse restaurant in Toronto is famous for its giant seafood feasts.
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But the cooler weather also brings along a new season of delicious feasts.
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There were free vegetarian love feasts at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.
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Day 3: Preparing fancy feasts is tiring, tonight we have breakfast for dinner.
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They brought in chefs to cook elaborate feasts in tricked-out recreational vehicles.
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CHRISTMAS DAYS: 12 Stories and 12 Feasts for 12 Days, by Jeanette Winterson.
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Others are hosting large feasts aimed mostly at those they have never met.
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The funerals can go on for days and include feasts, dancing, and animal sacrifice.
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Get creative like these pups and stay cool with lakes, hoses and watermelon feasts.
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Many Muslims also visit friends and family, exchange gifts and take part in feasts.
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And movable feasts, like Easter, fall on different days depending on the lunar calendar.
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See what you think of our recipes for the feasts that follow the fasts.
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Depictions of feasts, Roman ruins, a small child with a goat seem to collide.
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This Ramadan, with its contrasting fasts and feasts, abundance and struggle, is almost over.
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Panic and disorientation are precisely the elements on which the would-be dictator feasts.
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The celebrations continue with visits to friends and family, exchanges of gifts and feasts.
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I recall experiencing something like withdrawal, daydreaming about past feasts as my stomach grumbled.
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Today it is a quiet place for coastal walks, bird-watching and seafood feasts.
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Mr. Ratmansky, artist in residence at Ballet Theater since 2009, feasts on this music.
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The celebrations continue with visits to friends and family, exchange of gifts and feasts.
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Occasional feasts leave me feeling like I've spent too long in the summer heat.
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New York City drivers should return from their Thanksgiving feasts on Saturday at 26 a.m.
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They thrive on information and electric pulses, and viral trends are like feasts for them.
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When Nicole was preparing holiday feasts for the family, "Stuff was always everywhere," says Tanya.
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Muslims also often celebrate by visiting friends and family, exchanging gifts and participating in feasts.
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She feasts on her own vampire babies, all in an effort to live another day.
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Before it enters the body, it happily feasts on the bacteria found in the water.
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Recently arrived refugees in the United States prepare to cook the most American of feasts.
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Museum educators will lead a discussion of the work and everybody's favorite foods and feasts.
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He also feasts on zone coverage by getting Tyreek Hill inside against linebackers and safeties.
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Indianapolis billboard sparks outrage by Muslim groupsRamadan fasts and feasts: Islam's holy month around the worldRev.
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Some 1.8 billion Muslims the world over celebrate with huge feasts, family gatherings and charitable acts.
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On the docket is veggie burger feasts, swimming lessons, car rides, dog parks and much more.
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Maybe slime crunching and mukbang feasts just don't give you that tingle down your spine anymore.
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It is true, however, that she does play favorites and feasts on some more than others.
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Otherwise known as "eating broadcasts," these online feasts have been popular in South Korea for years.
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They prepared their own feasts, too, either sanctioned by their owners or organized on the quiet.
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Naturally, they always got a bunch of sides too, so these dinners always became makeshift feasts.
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Today, Gaa only serves what is described as a "five-part" experience called Feasts of India.
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Five members of Congress now celebrate the Indian festival of lights with feasts and family gatherings.
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In addition to a wide variety of Chinese New Year feasts being offered now through Feb.
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You can say: I enjoy cooking Indian feasts for large groups of my friends, she says.
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EVERY YEAR, as Americans polish off their Thanksgiving feasts, a particular genre of advertisement begins to air.
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In the past, people would celebrate by holding feasts and giving thanks for having survived another winter.
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And if you'd learned anything from holiday feasts past, it's that planning ahead can take you far.
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But Ramadan traditions - prayer, family visits and feasts - seemed to keep crowds away during the hot hours.
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From bar hopping in Sandy Ground, to beach picnics and seafood feasts, there's no shortage of adventures.
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Use the hashtag #NYTThanksgiving and share images of your feasts (and debacles) on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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This is a kind of virulent and parasitic irony, which feasts on its host statement for effect.
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Until now, there was no evidence beyond that depicted on ceramics that grand feasts physically took place.
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Think indulgence, sacrifice, and votive offerings but also feasts, fasting, and the communal experience of shared meals.
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Shell sponsored borough-wide projects and village feasts, and agreed to seasonal drilling restrictions that pleased hunters.
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They also tend to plantains, yucca, chickens and the huge pigs they raise for their Christmas feasts.
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That warning nixed all romaine lettuce from US tables, two days before Thanksgiving feasts across the country.
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So rather than feasts, this lifestyle featured a lot of vegetarian meals, treated to meat here and again.
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Citizens were revolted by reports of imprisoned gang members enjoying fried-chicken feasts and the services of strippers.
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There are no more parties, prostitutes or feasts, only 23 hours a day in a small concrete cell.
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Over the years, the Thanksgiving wine panel has successfully internalized the wisdom of feasts past, with occasional exceptions.
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Her days soon fill with wifely duties: she bears her first child at fourteen, cooks, hosts holy feasts.
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With fresh openness of mind, it feasts on the variety of sounds and meters in Mr. Harrison's trio.
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On Thanksgiving, people across the United States devour feasts that typically consist of turkey, stuffing, potatoes, and pie.
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The best thing to do is to go for one of the feasts (for two, three, or four).
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Many buffets and national restaurant chains are open during the holiday, including some with entire traditional Thanksgiving feasts.
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Yet, no parades will be held, no feasts prepared, and families will not gather together in its honor.
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And the eye feasts on these poses, which are not of virtuoso training but of memorably sculptural detail.
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Naturally, large quantities of beer brewed from barley and mead made from fermented honey were consumed during feasts.
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The centerpiece of the event was a newly built wooden rotunda to house musical performances, feasts and balls.
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Perhaps these feasts will incorporate 3D-printed ingredients, farmable insects, or vegetables grown in situon spacecraft or alien worlds.
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The food critic, author, and (Inaudible) host got to travel around the world, got to have these grand feasts.
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If you've always fantasised about those feasts on YouTube's EpicMealTime, making this birthday cake is something you'll aspire to.
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It's obvious they've fulfilled the order with ample leftovers to take home for tonight's iftar feasts with their families.
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Instead of celebrating Thanksgiving, witches celebrate the "Feast of Feasts" by sacrificing and devouring one of their own. #Thankful.
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We don't see Dezmelda again after "Feast of Feasts," but clearly the witches of Greendale know who she is.
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For example, I still enjoy the Eid holiday and the fast-breaking iftar feasts of Ramadan with my family.
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Long-running crab feasts have had to do the unthinkable and replace their signature offering with substitutes like beef.
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Her stay, completely covered for her by Japan's national insurance, included some bountiful and frankly very delicious-looking feasts.
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Amazon is giving Prime members a break on Thanksgiving feasts to kick off its new Whole Foods rewards program.
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Roaches can eat plants, garbage, the foods we eat; it even feasts on our skin cells and fecal matter.
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The following days included similar feasts of "unhealthy" foods, including Pop-Tarts, hot chocolate, and a burger and fries.
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Nashville's big Kurdish community has fallen hard for football, and parking-lot feasts that feature biryani but no alcohol.
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But the holiday has changed constantly over the centuries, along with the dishes people prepare for their Thanksgiving feasts.
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It now features feasts, parades and costumes; a regatta and dance -- newer events intended to draw a younger crowd.
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He travels to individual homes and parties—celebrity parties, yacht parties, cannabis magazine parties—to cook up infused feasts.
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Roman showers (named for the frequent induction of vomiting at Roman feasts) are not on the menu, for example.
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In Christian tradition, people start celebrating major feasts the night before they take place — take Christmas Eve, for instance.
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Even Attila the Hun had strict protocol at his feasts, with guests toasting one another in order of rank.
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His trademark became lavish state banquets, including inauguration feasts for both recent presidents, Dmitri A. Medvedev and Mr. Putin.
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After the last two months of cooking holiday feasts, it's my view that you (that I!) deserve new ones.
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"Laila used to make elaborate feasts for us at home," Nadia, her younger sister, also an artist, told me.
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His semi-autobiographical period epic opens with one of the most sumptuous and dramatically vivid Christmas feasts ever filmed.
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Rosh Hashanah is observed with synagogue services and feasts that often include apples and challah bread dipped in honey.
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Here are some recipes for family feasts, including one for lamb and fig kebabs with honey and rosemary, above.
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Spicy news, sushi lovers: No longer is artificial crab meat the primary impostor invading our beloved rice-and-seaweed feasts.
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Hogwarts students enjoy frequent elaborate feasts that feature self-refilling platters so they never run out of their favorite dishes.
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Loud groups of crossbills chatter and hang acrobatically on their cone feasts, sometimes moving around with their bills like parrots.
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Her cookbook "Mediterranean Vegetarian Feasts" is the kind that makes my mouth water, evoking Eastern Mediterranean aromas on every page.
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From fast food feasts to social media standoffs, Trump's relationship with sports has produced countless odd moments during his term.
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The food on the voyage was a high point, she said, although their "feasts" of nachos were far from traditional.
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And in the late 19th century, massive political barbecues in New York were used to sway voters with oxen feasts.
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Perhaps more importantly, the right-wing media machine feasts on this misguided discrimination message, all to the GOP's electoral advantage.
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Though they are called hereditary chiefs, their titles are not necessarily handed down by bloodline, but by consensus during feasts.
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He even hosts the cooking show "SCRAPS, " in which he travels across the U.S. creating feasts out of food waste.
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What I could not admit was that these feasts carved an all too rare space for me to eat with abandon.
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He still presides at patron saint feasts – times when a local liquor Pox flows and forms part of a ceremonial toast.
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Women were sacrificed at feasts and festivals where they were chosen to represent goddesses—on occasion by decapitation followed by flaying.
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White Hot Moon still bears the imprints of Feasts of Love's more feelings centric themes paired with sharp, sometimes booming riffs.
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The order of the feast isn't enshrined in stone though, there are probably as many individual feasts as families cooking it.
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Seeing my dad cook these feasts with such love and purpose has been ingrained in my mind since I was small.
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As Bove said, Wall Street feasts on information, so implementing such a plan would be problematic on a variety of levels.
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The Metrograph screens classic films, Dimes dishes out healthy Californian bites and Kiki's attracts stylish groups for family-style Greek feasts.
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While some mothers are preparing wholesome feasts for their families, LAZY MOM is working out her sexual frustration in the kitchen.
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Fixed feasts, like Christmas (December 25 in the West) and the Annunciation (March 25), fall on the same day every year.
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The recipe starts like many other Thanksgiving feasts, by cooking a whole lot of diced carrots, celery, and onion—a.k.a. mirepoix.
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For instance, communal "agape feasts," in which Christians symbolically ate their god's flesh and drank his blood, resembled older Greek rituals.
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He was there to talk about a vile old man with rotten teeth who feasts on the souls of young children.
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Some also return to the town for festivals and religious feasts, bringing their children to remind them of their family's roots.
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Wine culture has long been intertwined with the history of Georgia, where elaborate toasts are an important part of traditional feasts.
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City Kitchen After the feasting — or between feasts, at any rate — there is solace and sanity in a bowl of soup.
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The Atlantic surf clam is delicious, and records of the shoreline feasts of American Indians date back to the 17th century.
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Bourdain saw food and feasts like a moment in the backseat of a car, with something like eagerness and awe simultaneously.
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Ignis whipped up some amazing dishes in Final Fantasy XV. The palicos grilled feasts fit for a warrior in Monster Hunter World.
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It hangs out at the bottom of the ocean, looking for carcasses to descend from above, and then feasts on the remains.
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The massive volume of people zooming around the country to get to their Thanksgiving feasts is sure to result in travel delays.
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Whether its venison, wild turkey or duck, these all-American dishes are reminders of the connection between our land and our feasts.
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Collins writes that "barbecue might be America's most political food," citing the social and civic role of barbecue feasts in American history.
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Just , to have a really good friend there who is witnessing our work and making us feasts a few times a day.
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The session will be featured in "Eatin' the Chesapeake: The Five Feasts," a show that premieres April 23 on Maryland Public Television.
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In the evenings, we'd hang about their house, drinking mint-and-lemongrass tea and cooking vegan feasts of rice, beans, salad, fritters.
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And instead of lining up at the crack of dawn after sleeping off their feasts, more people are shopping on their phones.
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But with Bruno in charge, there's always time for one of those classic feasts that make this series such a mouthwatering treat.
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I spent most of my life believing a gauzy, kindergarten version of Thanksgiving, thinking only of feasts and family, turkey and dressing.
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Roman nobles threw spectacular banquets with artistic displays and processions of food that were feasts for all the senses, particularly that of sight.
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Sybaritic—a word meaning outrageously luxurious—derives from the ancient Greek city of Sybaris, known for its inhabitants' excessively piscine and indulgent feasts.
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In its squirmy maggot phase, it feasts on our messes—and can in turn be feasted on by farm-raised fish and fowl.
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At the Singapore conference in September, several weeks before the German elections, Harris acknowledged the mean and divisive political culture that feasts online.
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Celebrations began in Mumbai with feasts, singing and dancing, and other pre-wedding rituals, for the wedding between the two 28-year-olds.
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And R. Kelly is singing the joys of a 69 on induction cooktops and other nude feasts in the legendary In the Kitchen.
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Take Jennifer's Body, the director's 2009 film starring Megan Fox as a flesh-eating zombie who feasts on men who have wronged her.
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Sokalski told Buzzfeed that the hedgehogs were recently released back into the wild, where they will, no doubt, have plenty more family feasts.
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And for Chinese businesses, the current one of stubborn oyster intruders overrunning parts of the coast of Denmark is spelling fortune and feasts.
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It was catnip to a culture that feasts on conflict: A politician and Pope sparring in the middle of a heated presidential election.
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I am reminded again of the sheer vastness of China and of just how many feasts are simultaneously being held around the country.
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For many, Lunar New Year festivities signify a chance to spend time with family, indulge in decadent feasts, and exchange some heartfelt gifts.
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The history of bullfights in Europe goes back to feasts of saints, most famously in Pamplona, Spain, and the festival of San Fermín.
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Our Food writer followed cooks from across the globe who are preparing their first Thanksgiving feasts, part of their passage to American life.
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I adore planning and preparing such feasts but find that I keep running into the same problem — I make way too much food.
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Everything looked right, but I was nervous it wouldn't taste good, particularly because I was comparing it to the feasts my family makes.
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Nicholas tells Sabrina that her father actually abolished the Feast of Feasts because he believed it was cruel, but Father Blackwood brought it back.
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Blood sacrifices weren't unheard of back in the day, but worshippers would also prepare offerings and feasts in honor of their deceased female relatives.
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The decision, stunning Peruvians as they sat readied their holiday feasts, triggered clashes between police and protesters and could reshape Peruvian politics for years.
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Patent drawing for Nest's smart crib conceptBaby products have always been part of a predatory industry that feasts on the paranoia of new parents.
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Last week, millions of Muslims around the world began observing Ramadan, a holy month of intense prayer, fasting during daylight hours and nightly feasts.
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Whoever prevails, the election will provide damaged goods and there is nothing that feasts more willingly on weakness than the current class of politicians.
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In Dunk and Egg, such light banter would accompany the jousts, duels, romance, feasts, and even that most deadly of Westerosi traditions—a wedding.
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It's a patient dish, a fragrant ginger-turmeric-cinnamon potpourri that was long associated with celebratory feasts until it recently became a political symbol.
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Now, though, in captivity, she visits that shack with its swans and its feasts, its lovemaking, its art that never existed, over and over.
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In Korean mythology, dokebi are spirits with supernatural powers which are prone to pranks and unpredictable feats, like conjuring feasts from land and sea.
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He likes to serve his feasts directly onto his custom place mats, with the expectation that his guests will dig in with their hands.
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The Lunar New Year is a 210-day celebration in the Asian community, marked by reunions with family and friends, feasts, parades and more.
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Some will travel home to big family dinners, some will host dorm-room feasts and some will endure horrific traffic jams, flight delays and layovers.
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Famous Dave's is a barbecue restaurant in La Crosse, Wisconsin with a superlative-studded menu that includes its Award Winning Ribs and its Famous Feasts.
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Beyond the fun of it, there was a practical reasoning behind Fat Tuesday feasts — meat and dairy products would go bad before Lent was over.
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Medha: Lamb haneeth is a traditional dish from Yemen that's slow-roasted and typically served at lunchtime and at special events like weddings and feasts.
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Aside from forced family bonding, back-to-back feasts, and endless gift lists, these festive times also tow some of the most epic annual sales.
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Also known as the Feast of Sacrifice, the four-day celebration started with morning prayers and continues with feasts and visits to friends and family.
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But what about the people who can't afford to come here and listen to the food talks or attend the beautiful, fairy light-lit feasts?
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So in honor of this Thursday's festivities, we here at WIRED decided to honor a few of our favorite disastrous dinners and foul-mood feasts.
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It's the biggest annual celebration here, a time for family, friends, laughter and feasts, but there is no festive spirit in the air this year.
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A critter that feasts on the inner bark of conifers, it seeks out trees which, because drought-stressed, are losing their ability to repel pests.
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Where Aliyah could be gently reasoned, Terry is driven by maternal protectiveness and a racial elitism that, in the early episodes, Ms. King feasts on.
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Elana Karp and Suzanne Dumaine have come to our meal-prepping rescue, with their new cookbook, Plated: Weeknight Dinners, Weekend Feasts, and Everything in Between.
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In the days to come, more appropriately dressed guides accompanied us over mountain scree, dropping us back at the time-arrested Kasbah for candlelit feasts.
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Now to our favorite part of the holiday: cooking our own feasts — because even though it's a job, we in Food do love to cook.
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It's the holiday season, a time for joy, feasts, family — and a deluge of articles about the problems that Democrats have with religion and faith.
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David and Ada build a perfect, isolated utopia for themselves, a haven of advanced theoretical mathematics and philosophy and elaborate, lovingly described home-cooked feasts.
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They could also make much-appreciated hostess gifts for when you stop by parties and holiday feasts or stay with friends and family as you travel.
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Griffin feasts on mismatches in the post against smaller defenders, and the Clippers have been effective at finding switches for him when the Jazz play small.
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Fall armyworm feasts in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species, and can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of corn overnight.
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It's an example of the importance Puerto Ricans place on the Christmas season, when family feasts and roving parties known as parrandas happen seemingly every week.
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He made no concessions to her drinking habits, which are slightly less lusty than demanded at Georgian feasts: The horn is deep and daunting to drain.
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The mission kicks off at Enomania, an Italian restaurant and wine bar, where the group feasts on fresh pasta and a deceptively healthy take on tiramisu.
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The pre-Christmas event, known as "festive frenzy," sees thousands of seafood lovers descend on the market to pick up fresh produce for their Christmas feasts.
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My family's true connection to the French was through our shared obsession with the food — learning about it, exploring it and preparing lavish feasts with it.
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The baby alien, which is nicknamed "Calvin," feasts on tasty human flesh to satiate its hunger, though there may be some sort of sadistic thrill involved, too.
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With new-year cooks busy planning pork-heavy feasts, China's agriculture ministry assured the public on January 16th that ASF is having a "limited impact" on markets.
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In return, James feasts on her with every glance, unspoken love letters welling up in his eyes as they shift from childhood friends, to lovers, to soulmates.
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TMZ's obtained prison menus from across the country, and locked-up celebs are chowing down on some seriously depressing Easter feasts ... if you can call it that.
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With scenery so picturesque it was hard not to linger, and we spent lazy days swimming in the shimmering sea, savoring sunsets and enjoying relaxed seafood feasts.
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His noxious companion — he refuses to call him a friend — has been to Westworld many times and feasts heartily from its expansive buffet of violence and vice.
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There, he dances to Zydeco music, feasts on a crawfish boil, and learns about the history of Mardi Gras, which stretches back to the French Middle Ages.
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Rather than a $295, 53-course tasting menu, the summer spot will feature fried chicken feasts ($75 a person), lobster boils ($125 a person) and other dishes.
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With the rise of mass media, and the loss of election feasts, politicians replaced feeding everyday voters with symbolically eating everyday food in front of those voters.
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They went into the streets with their neighbors to celebrate Hindu festivals like Holi and Diwali, and twice a year they opened their home for Muslim feasts.
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Most striking are the small bricks that make up their interior walls — many have an individual scene that evokes daily life: feasts, farming, herding horses and camels.
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For those of us who won't be traveling to homes with already prepared feasts, getting a menu together for the mega cooking occasion isn't exactly a cake walk.
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Personally I'd rather place this lolly higher up the list, but you guys are all so thirsty for Feasts and Magnums, you've left me with very little choice.
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There's a preliminary menu until next week, when the chef, Yvan Lemoine, will offer a full dinner menu that includes chicken and suckling pig feasts for the table.
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But he was asked if he had been handcuffed by the slider — which is Romo's best pitch, but also the type that Gardner feasts on from right-handers.
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While many celebrate the holidays with homemade feasts filled with turkey and stuffing, there are some who choose to enjoy theirs at some of the world's finest restaurants.
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At Nea Folia, a rustic little restaurant hidden on a residential back street, a lively local crowd feasts amid hanging plants, wreaths of dried spices and mounted cookware.
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Back in New York with her family, she tried out all her new recipes on her friends and neighbors, even catering huge Persian feasts for hundreds of people.
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Now she has given Thanksgiving feasts in her family's style: turkey made like kabsa, brussels sprouts dressed with tahini and yogurt, butter-rich ma'amoul dough for apple pie.
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On weekends and during the summer vacations, the population of Driebes swells as former residents return to enjoy traditional village feasts and take a break from city life.
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He hosts multicourse feasts, centered on the grain, eager to expand its audience and fuel its demand, and he talks about it with devotion and authority at conferences.
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Fans of J.K. Rowling's books know that the author took special delight in creating cozy Christmas scenes, from the Weasleys' annual monogrammed sweaters to the Great Hall's holiday feasts.
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In Friday's notice, it said that entertainment reports should "advocate morality and talent", while variety shows, dramas and movies should oppose "wasteful star-chasing, humdrum games and luxurious feasts".
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At least 200 clowns romp around Havana at such events as quinceañeras (15th-birthday celebrations for girls), weddings and feasts honouring the saints of Santería, an Afro-Cuban religion.
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THIS week was supposed to be a time for celebration in the Indian state of Kerala, with feasts, dancing and boat races to mark the harvest festival of Onam.
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The day after Thanksgiving — when many Americans are sleeping off their feasts and hunkering down for the holiday weekend — is a notoriously effective day for burying any major news.
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All I want for Christmas is EU Christmas feasts, whether carp or ham, goose or turkey, sometimes degenerate into unjolly arguments about the euro, the EU, Brexit or immigration.
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Ahead, we've lined up eight must-have tools for handling all upcoming comfort feasts, from whimsical cake ball creators to classic slower cookers with dual-purpose twists and more.
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When she was growing up in Guyana, her father prepared holiday feasts for his nine children as well as the sprawling families of his six brothers and two sisters.
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The snowy landscape continues in Trondheim, where Halaigh attends the World Cup ski jump competition and feasts on waffles, alongside ski jump superstars and the future king of Norway.
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I know that someone is reading this with profoundly fond nostalgia, remembering the joy of baking with her own plastic oven, recalling happy doll parties and extravagant midnight feasts.
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Fasting may sound strenuous, and it is, but it's also an act of devotion during a month filled with immense joy, culminating in the feasts of Eid al-Fitr.
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The great feasts of the aristocracy were cooked in the castle by a battery of chefs and consumed in vast dining rooms, where men and women could mingle freely.
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Sihanoukville is one of Cambodia's major fishing ports, so he regularly feasts on fresh crab, squid, and shrimp for as little as $10 a plate at local barbecue joints.
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Two turkeys escaped a Thanksgiving dinner fate on Tuesday when President Donald Trump continued the White House's annual tradition of "pardoning" them ahead of holiday feasts across the country.
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Stephen King's It, which arrived in theaters Friday, features a demonic entity named "It" that feasts on the fears of children and takes the form of a clown named Pennywise.
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In other words, it's difficult to pinpoint the exact communities the pigs were reared in, but the team did provide compelling evidence that the feasts were supplied from diverse locations.
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The single-story home with a metal roof features a large, screened-in room built for summer entertaining (like fish fries, oyster roasts and other outdoor feasts, the listing details).
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At the end of the day, Beasley still feasts on faceups, one-on-one sequences that bog New York's offense down and come dangerously close to memeifying Jeff Hornacek's gameplan.
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But in fact I would have had more fun doing real cooking — under parental supervision — or serving elaborate imaginary feasts to imaginary royal visitors, or to dolls or stuffed animals.
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Her book "Mexico's Feasts of Life" (1989) extolled the foods of big family gatherings, like weddings, birthday parties and christenings, gleaning vivid details from both her memories and her fieldwork.
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"It's also far from the nostalgic cinematic feasts that are "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and "The Irishman," and it's also not the game-changing masterpiece that is "Joker.
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In front of us were six huge washbacks, vessels in which yeast feasts on sugary solution, generating bubbly activity on the golden liquid surface as it turns starch into alcohol.
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It's Bruno's firm belief that food is "a village policeman's secret weapon," but with so much going on, he's hard-pressed for time to cook one of his fabulous feasts.
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The Persian cuisine, already famed for its variety of grilled meats and fluffy rice, leaves the old year behind with feasts of stews, spicy foods and colorful cookies and pastries.
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She recalls basketball tournaments and grand feasts that their community once held, so popular that visitors from nearby towns would flock to watch performances, and celebrate mass at the church.
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Summer feasts without the proper space are something we urbanites often avoid attempting to pull off, because in our minds, cookouts exist in wide-open backyards and not our cramped kitchens.
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Ruli was a broadly built man in his fifties, a devoted communist who had spent countless unpaid hours building La Loma, ARECMA's community center, and cooking feasts for the breadfruit festival.
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Soup. Here to prove to us that meat and dairy-free soups can still be hearty winter feasts are three rich recipes from Vanessa Croessmann's aptly-named cookbook, Awesome Vegan Soups.
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The Neolithic Britons who built these impressive structures held ritual feasts at these complexes, which, as new research published today in Science Advances shows, drew people from across the British Isles.
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That Neolithic Britons held feasts at Stonehenge and Avebury, as well as at less well-known sites like Durrington Walls and Mount Pleasant, is well established thanks to previous archaeological work.
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A Burger King rep says the chain was inspired to create the burger-y bone after hearing from dog owners trying to get some peace and quiet during their Whopper feasts.
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Fall armyworm, which feasts in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species, including sorghum, corn and sugarcane, can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of corn overnight.
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Knight and Merchants Bar is tiny but it is Bao's castle, and he's been serving up sword fights alongside medieval-style meat feasts here since it opened roughly one year ago.
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Don't contribute toward the creation of a future where you will spend your sunset years telling your grandchildren about the feasts that once could be found at the corner grocery store.
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In his sprawling desert retreat outside the capital of Riyadh, satellite downlinks assure CNBC is visible as he welcomes guests to lavish feasts laid out on carpets scattered across the sands.
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Food and dining acts as a vital plot device in Martin's writing, with many key moments happening around feasts and descriptions of meals as vivid as those of bloodshed and lust.
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The vast majority of these feasts are overseen by the indomitable Parsi caterer Tanaz Godiwalla, 49, who commands an army of day laborers 300 strong at the height of the season.
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Instagram's become a pretty invaluable tool right now, certainly serving a unique purpose other than overhead shots of feasts with pretty, well-manicured hands reaching into bowls of perfectly imperfect pasta.
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Despite a pro forma murder, the eccentric locals open their doors to strangers, cuddly puppies are born, and feasts great and small are cooked and shared among friends old and new.
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In this movie, everything — flattery, friendship, feasts, companionship, sex — is just part of a giant chess game to see who will hold the allegiance of the woman who helms an empire.
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The show's objects range from a doll's linen tunic to wall coverings with scenes of feasts and haloed deities, and reunites some weavings that had been separated on the market decades ago.
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Preparing for their final feasts of the year, many home cooks are understandably concerned — the New York Times reports that 1,700 people called the Cuisinart hotline, 877-339-14 on Wednesday alone.
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Jon is walking around Winterfell sporting his most somber man bun and waxing poetic to Melisandre (Carice van Houten) about his #FirstWorldProblem of sitting below the Stark family at their aristocratic feasts.
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Steamed red snapper and catfish Catfish is commonly eaten throughout the Korean Peninsula during feasts, so its inclusion is meant to symbolize the similarities between the two countries, the South Koreans said.
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Available now at a 53% discount, this oven can help total amateurs craft meals with the power and flexibility of a regular kitchen connoisseur just in time for this year's holiday feasts.
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By forging links among far-flung people and cultures, art could do what politics could not: bring everyone to a communal table for share-the-wealth feasts, with museums serving as hosts.
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Reinvent holidays: Many people are finding creative ways to celebrate — cooking Easter brunch for two, staging virtual seders, breaking Ramadan fasts at home and enjoying Nowruz feasts at a six-foot distance.
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The market has always been a popular spot at this time of the year, packed with shoppers stocking up on fish and seafood for Lunar New Year feasts with family and friends.
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Almost everyone loves a carrot, from toddlers clutching the little batons to grown-ups at holiday feasts, where a gleaming platter of roasted carrots radiates a deeper, more complex type of sweetness.
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The responses ranged from fancy 15-course feasts celebrating a special occasion, to a comforting mid-week takeout, and even a bacon and egg roll that&aposs perfect for curing a hangover.
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But the hikes and feasts surrounding the annual harvest of kale — grünkohl, in German — in the flat lands around Oldenburg and Bremen are unknown internationally and draw blank looks from most Germans.
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Plus, as the post on cult-favorite blog Simple Skincare Science points out, those two products are often formulated with chemical compounds that malassezia feasts on, allowing the fungi to thrive even more.
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Lifestyle: According to Stéphane Roy, a biologist at the Université de Montréal, the axolotl will eat basically anything that moves in front of it, but it mostly feasts on small crustaceans and fish.
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Henry, still married to his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, ensured that his quarters were suitable to his queen, with real glass in the windows and fully-outfitted kitchens to cook decadent feasts.
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Visiting artists lead community workshops, and Pat Hall Walters, a founding board member who is Umatilla-Walla Walla, gives reservation tours and brings artists to long house feasts and the annual pow wow.
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The streaming platform's March offerings include a superhero vigilante, a real estate agent who feasts on human flesh, a teen with cancer, and a Count who just won't quit – and that's just the originals.
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Marie Callender's: OPEN Marie Callender's has a wide selection of Thanksgiving meals and pies available for takeout or dining in on the holiday, from turkey and ham feasts to their legendary Perfectly Pumpkin pie.
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But around 2,000 years ago, indigenous people did start to build what archaeologists call "civic ceremonial centers," which were community-living or ceremonial establishments where people would gather for feasts, religious ceremonies, and more.
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While Lopez does yoga with her daughter and hits the gym to stay fit, she also enjoys dining out with Fonsi and treating herself to a high caloric feasts and glasses of champagne. 5.
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A week of merrymaking in the streets, feasts in backyards, and happy hours turned happy days culminates in a citywide block party and a day off work when everywhere else it's just another Tuesday.
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The two rooms unearthed at the Huaca Limón de Ucupe monument, an archaeological site in the country's northern Lambayeque region, are thought to have been used by the Moche for political debates and feasts.
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Those planning the fasts and feasts can look for help to our collection of recipes for Ramadan generally, or to more specific ones for filling recipes for Suhoor; and for date recipes for Iftar.
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Blumenthal is known for his avant-garde cooking experiments and for his Heston's Feasts series, for which he created meals based on certain historical periods using food recipes, themes, and techniques of the times.
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On the walls, framed with sausage links, are whimsical watercolor illustrations of her animal visitors, which she often makes while waiting the days, and sometimes weeks, between leaving her feasts and retrieving the videos.
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The various chocolate drinks, and especially the frothy foam created from them, held a prominent role in rituals, feasts and consumption by the elite, and specialized vessels were used in their preparation, storage and serving.
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The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, who is known for her "soul food" feasts, showed off trays of homemade fried chicken and roasted Jamaican jerk chicken, along with macaroni and cheese, cornbread, and more.
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The American Republican Party is dominated by a man who has no conservative qualities whatsoever: he's personally uncouth, feasts on television and fast food, makes policy by Twitter and is bent on overturning the establishment.
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These inquiry-specific rules appear to be an acknowledgment that the House's ordinary rules for committee hearings, which often turn hearings into feasts of grandstanding, are inadequate to the awesome task of impeaching a president.
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Heirloom tomatoes ($6.82), whole milk mozzarella ($5.99) and basil ($4.99) (I had olive oil and balsamic vinegar on hand) Total: $19.51 Dinner Chef Joel DeBilzan puts together themed Sunday feasts at Seafood Feast at Tavolàta.
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During the season, local restaurants and pubs are packed each weekend with long tables of people coming in from the cold for all-you-can eat feasts of locally grown kale, with all the trimmings.
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In our kitchen at Maaemo, we are working on the process of fermenting honey to make mead, the classic kind not only for drunken feasts and sacrificial rituals, but to also use in our cooking.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The summer crab season has begun on the mid-Atlantic seaboard and supplies of the crustaceans in the largest U.S. estuary are improving, according to a survey, meaning crab lovers will enjoy bountiful feasts.
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When Jorge Ruiz del Vizo bought the estate from the Rockefellers, polo horses were still trained on one of the fields, white-gloved servers laid out feasts for guests, and staffers polished the patio floors daily.
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The X-Files, inspired by the visual storytelling gauntlet thrown down by its predecessor Twin Peaks (which was fond of dreamlike imagery and normal scenes tinged with menace), turned most of its episodes into visual feasts.
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Let's get down to business: here we have a bunch of Pikachu — more than a handful, less than a dozen — "dancing" to Beyoncé's "Formation," that unapologetic celebration of blackness and post-coital feasts at Red Lobster.
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It's worth tuning in for an episode or two — you'll leave with a greater appreciation for what people are capable of producing, be it gourmet feasts or reproductions of the shoes from Back to the Future.
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At the end of their four-course feasts, Williamson walked away with the coveted title—after getting eliminated earlier in the season, coming back through Last Chance Kitchen, and fighting her way back to the top.
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Over the weekend, Surma's aisles were crowded with longtime customers, saying goodbye and wondering where they would go now to find painted pysanky eggs for Easter, or kutia, a sweet grain pudding, for their Christmas feasts.
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They feel both happy and isolated, sticking for the most part with other members of their family and fellow refugees, and cooking communal feasts of homemade yogurt, grilled meat, hummus, olives, eggplant, peppers, flatbread and tabbouleh.
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Certain Native American tribes have been known to perform dances and grow trees to better connect the earth to the sun, while Pagan traditions include ritual bonfires (to mimic the warmth of the sun) and feasts.
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Meenakshi and I had midnight feasts, sure, but they were of our own design: warm chocolate chip and toffee cookies in our stateroom through room service while we watched movies borrowed from the ship's DVD library.
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And here it was, with tying and winning runs on base: Chapman, for years the hardest thrower in baseball, against Altuve, the reigning winner of the American League Most Valuable Player Award, who feasts on fastballs.
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Dinners at the Hilton, feasts in tavernas, travel expenses for conferences, and all sorts of gifts—from books to watches, every doctor, depending on their seniority, could ask for anything in return for prescribing patients specific drugs.
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Few of our shoreside meals had matched these delicious home-cooked feasts, which included sautéed whole fish, spicy massaman curry, tom yum goong (spicy shrimp soup), larb gai (spicy ground chicken), fried spring rolls and pad thai.
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George R.R. Martin took a grab-bag of real stories — the Red Wedding is based on a couple of horrific Scottish massacres where the victims were noble guests at royal feasts — and turned them up to 11.
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There are many of the foods mentioned in the abbey feasts like the otters' Hotroot Soup or the moles' Deeper'n'Ever Turnip'n'Tater'n'Beetroot Pie, but the Great Hall Cake was always described as a masterpiece of plant-based confection.
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During her travels in Afghanistan, the journalist and poet Eliza Griswold collected dozens of landays, a form of poetry recited by women at village feasts and in refugee camps, as well as on clandestine poetry phone-ins.
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It's as if she were speaking to those humans, over there , the herd, while her tanned, toned, leggy self—running as she recites opera, living methodically, and eating like a bird while cooking Indian feasts—is exempt.
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Since it would have presumably been much easier to obtain pigs at the ritual sites, the authors speculate that visitors were encouraged to laboriously haul their animals across tens or hundreds of kilometers as offerings for the feasts.
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I walked through town the next day to take our loaf to the baker, and I heard women who owed us money talking of the feasts they planned to cook, the treats they would buy in the market.
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Coconuts were reserved for prayers and baked goods for feasts; Indian vegetables grown from seeds stashed away in pockets and trinket boxes en route from India, sprouted in the sub-tropical soil that mimicked home to a degree.
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Taliban fighters headed into cities across Afghanistan over the weekend as they celebrated their Eid cessation of hostilities with feasts, hugs and selfies, raising questions about what happens when their ceasefire ends at midnight (0003 GMT) on Sunday.
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The Premium Farmhouse Feast can serve up to 10 people and comes with the same staples of the smaller feasts with a few added bonuses, like both turkey and ham, mac and cheese, and two types of pie.
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His team's trainers worried about him going 16 hours without food or water on game days, and so before dawn and twice after dark he partook of carbohydrate feasts: pasta, quesadillas, burritos, sandwiches, sports drinks and nutrition bars.
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"Full Moon Suppers at Salt Water Farm" ($35) translates local ingredients, particularly those grown on Annemarie Ahearn's family farm, into large-format style feasts, like the ones she shares with her students at Salt Water Farm cooking school.
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As the nation prepared for one of its biggest holiday feasts in a season of giving, a bitter fight has emerged in this city over who is permitted to help the hungry and how they may do it.
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There's plenty of toplessness, one pretty girl feasts on her lovers, and the musical numbers include a mostly gratuitous Soviet nightclub performance of Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" that could've come straight out of a Pedro Almodóvar comedy.
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On one trip to the Middle East he wondered aloud—as similar feasts were served up by both Jews and Arabs—whether the world's problems couldn't all be solved if people just sat down, without fear, and ate together.
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The earliest interference described in the report was a social media campaign intended to fan social rifts in the United States, carried out by an outfit funded by an oligarch known as "Putin's chef" for the feasts he catered.
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SUSAN GIBSONLouisville, Ky. Dear Susan, For many readers, initiation into the unique charms of boarding school began at Hogwarts: the animate, gossipy portraits in the corridors; the feasts in the Great Hall, lit by floating candles; the Gryffindor pride.
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The exhibit is divided into sections covering feasts depicted in funerary art, banquets for ladies dining in seclusion, and an elaborate dinner devoted to scholarly affairs for men, all showing the religious, social and political importance of such affairs.
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He wanted to learn how to eat healthier, but at the same time, he wasn't someone who was going to create these elaborate molecular gastronomy feasts for his family, so I wanted to start him off with something really simple.
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The lionfish's brightly colored stripes and flowing pectoral fins may look beautiful but its dorsal fins pack a venomous punch, its sting is toxic, it spawns up to 30,000 eggs every four days and feasts on other fish and crustaceans.
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All of four of the games that the Warriors and Spurs will play against each other this season will be feasts for basketball purists and casual fans alike, but they pale in significance compared to the acid test of the playoffs.
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Since a feast was always a part of Redwall, and most of the feasts took place in the abbey, the Great Hall cake is in almost every book, and its description has never failed to make me salivate—just a little.
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Drawn by the feasts of horse oats and refuse, rats often pass unimpeded from the barns through holes visible in the sides of the cinder-block dorms and small clapboard shacks where the workers live, according to workers who reside there.
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The pilgrimage has drawn larger crowds in recent years, to the point that the local authorities said they would lobby to add the event to the long list of official Spanish feasts that also receive public subsidies for tourism activities.
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START WITH ART AND MUSIC: 'FOOD AND FEASTS' (Thursday) There will be a whole lot of eating going on this holiday season, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art has a low-calorie way to celebrate it: observing and creating pictures.
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We have learned to kick back on Waitangi Day or Queen's Birthday Weekend and get to know New Zealand's rich Māori and Pakeha history, while they have learned about the cacophonous, multicultural Malaysian feasts of Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Aidilfitri and Deepavali.
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Before turning into a moth, the worm feasts in large numbers on the leaves and stems of many plant species and can infest and damage hundreds of hectares of corn overnight, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
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This business is filled with so many ups and downs, feasts and famines, "almosts" and "never shall be"s, it's a hard wave to ride without losing your shit, especially if your shit wasn't all the way together in the first place.
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In their early days, the food — sausage, turbot and peaches — was presented en masse to the table in a style known as service à la française, which tempered the spectacle and abundance of the court feasts with better-tasting, higher-quality dishes.
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At the end of the Christmas feasts, some knights were said to have taken an oath known as "The Vow of the Peacock", in which they placed their hands on a peacock (a bird considered noble) in order to renew their commitment to chivalry.
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Isha Ambani, 27, daughter of Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani, will marry Anand Piramal, 33, in the financial capital of Mumbai next Wednesday, but the celebrations began this weekend in the desert city of Udaipur, with feasts, singing and dancing, and other pre-wedding rituals.
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Malta, he said in an interview, is such a small, insular place that whenever villages hold celebrations "they have two separate feasts or two bands at the same feast," because half of the village is feuding with the other half for political or other reasons.
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Still among the most rewarding pianists around, Goode here feasts on Haydn's immense set of double variations in F minor, five shorter pieces by Mozart, Beethoven's "Les Adieux" Sonata, Janacek's "In the Mists" and, as if all that were not enough, a dessert of Chopin.
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Instead, the coven participates in what is called the Feast Of Feasts, a Hunger Games-style ceremony in which one witch is chosen from fourteen nominees to sacrifice themselves in honor of a witch from centuries ago who did just that to keep the starving church alive.
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Indeed, the art historical recipe books are full of potent performances blending food and aesthetics into provocative dishes, from canonical fare like Carolee Schneeman's "Meat Joy" (1964) to more recent morsels like Jennifer Rubell's participatory conceptual feasts, Jenny Drumgoole's cream cheese statuary, and Simone Mattar's edible heads.
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Ahead we've rounded up 13 curated-cooking guidebooks (along with a bonus recipe preview from each) to help you slay any new year, new food resolution — from fast and easy sheet pan suppers to surprisingly vegan comfort dishes, one-pot feasts, inventive breakfast bites, and much more.
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When Celtic pagans or early Christians (the holiday's origins are fiercely debated) held feasts to celebrate the autumn harvest, they couldn't have imagined that one day a man dressed as an Italian plumber created by a Japanese corporation would commemorate the night by peeing on my stoop.
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The ancient cheese, which was sometimes included in the feasts buried alongside wealthy Egyptians, was probably similar in consistency to chevre, but with a "really, really acidy" bite, according to Paul Kindstedt, a professor at the University of Vermont who studies the chemistry and history of cheese.
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Throughout their stay, the ambassador and his men had audiences with the English sultana at Greenwich and Nonsuch palaces and hosted her and her people in turn to feasts à la Turkeska at the ambassador's residence, where they slaughtered all their meat themselves in the correct manner.
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Text messages and timelines, meeting rosters and discreet communiques, feasts and fêtes and flights back and forth from Moscow: Everything you ever wanted to know about how the NRA became an all-too-willing prong of the Kremlin's 2016 schemes is there, in garish, unsparing detail.
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In past centuries, when they were commonly served roasted at feasts, fewer free-flying wild ones existed here, and even today they seem to me more like feathered livestock than birds: huge, faintly menacing inhabitants of local parks and rivers, neither fully wild nor fully tame.
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Russell Moore is known for the fire-cooked feasts at his Oakland restaurant, Camino, and while carnivores who dine there can sink their teeth into dishes like duck-fat-braised duck legs with duck cracklings, there's a lot of love for vegetarians to be had as well.
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From there, you can move to other books of translated poetry, such as J.R.R. Tolkien's The Legend of Sigurd & Gudrún, and one of my personal favorites, Andvari's Ring — a century-old translation by Arthur Peterson that deals with some of the same characters, magical rings, and great feasts.
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The ovoids of a button blanket by Karen Johnson (Haida) made in the 1970s don't just resonate formally with the hereditary crest forms of a late 19th-century spruce root hat; the two reach across the centuries and flatten time through their use in potlatch feasts and dances.
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There were lean times as well as the feasts — I saw all the pitfalls of not being able to control your social calendar as much as your income or where you earn your income, the peripatetic nature of it all, whether it was touring or filming or whatever.
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There is the option to add grilled shrimp, steak or chicken to these salads for a more substantial meal, but then diners would miss out on entrees like the beautifully grilled plate of shrimp, calamari, scallops, clams and mussels that reminded me of seafood feasts on Italy's Amalfi Coast.
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It was 6:30 PM. This was the first thing I had eaten all day, aside from another 100-calorie muffin top and a yogurt at 1:00 PM. I restrict my eating throughout the day and allow myself mini-"feasts" of diet junk food at day's end.
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I tell my medical students and graduate students that these sudden outbreaks remind me of the movie Ghostbusters – a floating green blob feasts at a hotel table, a skeleton drives a taxi, but no one has yet figured out the unifying theme that explains all the weird behavior.
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The Fantasia and Fugue in G Minor feasts on dissonance with almost diabolical glee, perpetrating one of the most violent harmonies of the pre-Wagnerian era: a chord in which a D clashes with both a C-sharp and an E-flat, resulting in a full-throated acoustical scream.
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Ruli Laboy Abreu In the first days after Maria, people in Mariana cooked all the food in their refrigerators to prevent it from rotting — great feasts of pernil shared with the neighbors, garnished with fallen avocados and washed down with coconut water from the palm trees that Maria had downed.
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A Feast of Ice and Fire: The Official Game of Thrones Cookbook, available on Amazon, $20.49For the Game of Thrones fan, nothing tops a cookbook with a foreword from George R.R. Martin and a bunch of recipes that bring feasts at Winterfell and lemon cake with Sansa Stark closer to reality.
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More than 1,000 children, and probably several times that number, were victims of clerical abuse that was systematically swept under the carpet, according to a judicial document of nearly 900 pages which was published on August 14th, as Catholics prepared for one of their cherished annual feasts, the Assumption of the Virgin.
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So while fans eagerly await the premiere of the seventh season and the release of the sixth book in the series, event producers The Pop-Up Geeks have come to the rescue to fill the void where ill-fated royal feasts and White Walkers once fit with a Game of Thrones-themed bar.
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Blood Feasts and Roach Vacuums: The Life of an Urban Pest ScientistIt's not often you get to witness one of the most brutal acts of the natural world up close: bed…Read more ReadThe team behind this study, published in June in Scientific Reports, decided to compare three of these strategies in the real world.
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People are planning cookouts and feasts, at least when they're not monitoring traffic and weather apps, planning their getaways or planning not to get away at all, but to enjoy the fantastic quiet that can fall in New York City on a holiday weekend when conventional wisdom says everyone should get out of town.
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"As the market rarely feasts on lack of predictability - Trump represents a nightmare for investors this year," said hedge fund manager Douglas Kass of Seabreeze Partners Management Inc, who said last week that he was adding to his existing short bet on the U.S. stock market in part because of Trump's increasingly strong position in the race.
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Each dish in Sherwood's homemade feasts looks like it's out of a vintage Betty Crocker book, the kind of decadent dessert you might find at a 1970s house party, albeit with ingredients specific to certain animals' diets: jello mold-shapes topped with tiny fish, a fish head temptingly displayed on a bed of carefully positioned shrimp.
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