The forks were weird, but why were we given forks, anyway?
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Another friend grabbed a box of forks—no knives or spoons, just forks.
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If you don't have long fondue forks for dipping, substitute disposable chopsticks, tongs or just plain forks.
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Have your set's included forks at hand, or at the very least the longest dinner forks you can manage.
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The china and silverware rental included dinner plates, dessert plates, beverage glasses, wineglasses, dinner forks, dessert forks, and knives.
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The fruits of this 15-year collection process is Rudd's The Rich Forks—40 forks as readymade objects still full of food debris and saliva.
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Kriewald scored a goal in the KnightRiders' 4-2 victory, a game followed by one between the Grand Forks Youth Hockey Association's under-12 team, the Wild, and East Grand Forks.
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Mountain Time Arts presented Cherry River, Where the Rivers Mix on August 23 and 24 at the Missouri Headwaters State Park in Three Forks, Montana (1585 Trident Rd, Three Forks, MT 59752).
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If Mommy was angry, he'd scream about mislaid salad forks.
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They told the waiter and asked for forks and plates.
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So fill your forks and grab the bread to tear.
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A couple of stamped forks to make their mealtime sweeter
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Milk and Honey Luxuries Stamped Forks, available at Etsy, $28
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And fair warning: our forks will fuse to your mouth.
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This debate offered several dark forks in the road ahead.
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By Friday evening, Langdon, N.D., a city about 120 miles northwest of Grand Forks, had seen an accumulation of 27 inches, Greg Gust, a warning coordination meteorologist at the Weather Service in Grand Forks, said.
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Even the light, flimsy forks and spoons are legit G.D.R. throwbacks.
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The only sound is the clinking of forks in the glass.
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You stick forks in it and then you hear a doorbell.
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Transfer chicken to a cutting board, and shred using 2 forks.
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The council is designed to ensure that the network never forks.
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Shred pork with 2 forks, and place in a large bowl.
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Alas, the forks are for service only and not for sale.
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It can easily take seven forks to get the job done.
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What are you thinking about these forks in the road, Todd?
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Nearby, someone has piled unwanted bicycle forks in a haphazard row.
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In which case — sorry, Ms. Post — forks, and critics, are irrelevant.
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But The Forks is not just about eating, shopping and entertainment.
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Many cities have projects similar in some aspects to The Forks.
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James Albert Rosenquist was born in Grand Forks, N.D., on Nov.
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We ate on the floor, picking at everything with plastic forks.
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The Grand Forks, North Dakota SWAT team returned and surrounded the property.
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Forks Pit Stop did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Other germ carriers are the forks, spoons, and knives you're eating with.
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The Grand Forks Herald first reported that Larsen had posted the photo.
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Other tweaks, like new front forks, mean fewer visible screws and cables.
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We will drop our forks on the ground and reach for another.
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He eventually forks over some dough, but also issues a final threat.
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You don't have to buy bamboo or wooden forks or water bottles.
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Because let's be honest, forks are the equally hazardous sidekicks of plates.
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That agreement seems to block firms from selling devices running Android forks.
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He eventually found a forge, repaired his forks and set off again.
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Buckets set on the tables hold chop sticks, forks and paper napkins.
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The wheels, double wishbone front forks, and brake assemblies are matte black.
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The front end is suspended by non-adjustable Showa 41mm conventional forks.
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Hosting a crowd may mean you need extra forks, knives, and spoons.
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NORTH DAKOTA: The Grand Cities Mall in Grand Forks opened in 1964.
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Yes, yes, sure, sure, they say, and the forks begin to move.
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You should count plates and forks and knives and glasses this weekend.
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Some of the bodies were mutilated with umbrellas, forks or razor blades.
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The victims were shot, beaten, suffocated, or stabbed with knives or forks.
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Rudd describes the decision to exhibit the forks as a reluctant one.
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The European Commission rejected this excuse since there was no reason that Google couldn't check that forks met the technical requirements needed to run Google apps and didn't provide any evidence that forks would fail to support apps.
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The gameplay is simple, but the psychological forks in the road are not.
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Forks and spoons work for foods, but chopsticks are superior in every way.
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Forks: that ancient mysterious piece of cutlery, known to go missing anytime, anywhere.
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Ultimately, though, nobody knows what will happen when bitcoin forks on Tuesday morning.
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But some have said forks are a good part of any cryptocurrency ecosystem.
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Take your forks and knives — and heck, your pitchforks, too — and dig in!
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As we twist the final strands around our forks, I ask about leftovers.
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A pack of five plastic serving spoons and forks in silver is $7.
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It's maddening because he often deals lightly with major forks in the road.
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The officer gave Laura the phone number for a detective in Grand Forks.
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Sherrill now makes roughly 10,000 forks, spoons and knives on average each day.
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"Such Pretty Forks in the Road" is due for release on May 1.
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Bitcoin has survived hard forks and governmental regulations that were considered potential deal breakers.
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We are constantly running out of silverware, so I buy a thing of forks.
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They each paid a man $300 to take them toward Grand Forks, North Dakota.
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However, dozens of "forks" (modified versions) of the app are still available on GitHub.
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Step one: Huawei forks Android, creating a version that no longer includes Google's services.
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Every major upgrade is proposed and voted upon, making the hard forks theoretically rare.
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For proof, they sold Rae silver spoons and forks that matched the officers' sets.
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They're essentially obstacle courses set up using everyday items like forks, spoons, and dominos.
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So, get your forks ready to dig into the fluffiest flapjacks, wherever you are.
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"Um Kiki, do we use our fingers or forks for the chicken?" she asked.
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"Hamilton's original silverware," Mr. Miranda wrote, captioning a photograph of vintage forks and knives.
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Drained the pasta, dressed it with the sauce, served it with forks and spoons.
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Don't share dishes, forks, spoons, towels, or bedding with anyone else in your house.
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As they held forks frozen in midair, everyone at the table stared at him.
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I'm reluctant to put spoons and forks out but we'll see how it goes.
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Among the collection are forks used by Prince Harry, Rupert Murdoch, and Richard Branson.
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"At the last exhibition, there was no real destiny with the collected forks," he says.
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If you ask Roots drummer (and WIRED cover guy) Questlove, Jackson is singing about forks.
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Grand Forks Public Schools confirmed the discovery in a statement, reports Fargo TV station KVLY.
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Forks of lightning merge to make electrical current move better between clouds and the Earth.
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Needless to say, your college coffee mugs and disposable forks are not gonna cut it.
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When something deeper than just greed ties a community, hard forks don't occur as often.
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But there are hundreds of chains and forks out there, each with their light wallet.
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All around us, other families were tucking into their Sunday pancakes, chatting and clinking forks.
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Disney has had to dole out plastic forks to replace the sporks at the restaurant.
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Forks, tongs, cans + bottles + a Wong... Help us #healthenet #afeastoffriends #AvengersInfinityWar #beardbros #sciencebros #benedictsquared pic.twitter.
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Knives and forks were already out when Bloomberg reported the company had lost $204 million.
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Well, I don't walk around with forks and knives, and frankly, it was very comfortable.
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Often forks are used by individuals or companies to customize software for their own needs.
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Inside the belly of the beast, pedestrian jazz plays over the sound of forks scraping.
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By 2013, most of the forks were off of Litecoin, which is based on Scrypt.
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Former Grand Forks Herald publisher Mike Jacobs blamed that outcome on a "fratricidal" Democratic primary.
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NORTH DAKOTA: US Highway 2 over Red River of The North in Grand Forks County
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In 1913, Eugène Christophe broke his forks on a descent while headed for the Aspin.
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Place settings, starched white linens, and tiny fish forks are irrelevant to a dining experience.
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Place marlin in a medium bowl and, using 2 forks or your fingers, finely shred.
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Did I want the student union to provide students with better access to biodegradable forks?
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It was plastic forks and knives, paper plates that were accumulated from years of delivery.
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Ellie is a year old now, so she still hasn't mastered using spoons and forks.
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Grand Forks, N.D., $58 million of Altru Health System Obligated Group health system revenue bonds.
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As the dessert of passion fruit sorbet arrived, guests, short on spoons, plunged forks in.
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"Cooking never bothered me anyway," it says, emblazoned with a snowflake formed out of forks.
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They'll keep things like spoons and forks from falling to the floor while baby eats.
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"We think we're going to have more forks in 2018 than 2017," Canaccord's Graham said.
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"Such Pretty Forks in the Road" by Alanis Morissette will be released on May 1.
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" —interview with Grand Forks Herald "I plan to vote for a new generation of leaders.
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Cashless businesses were once an isolated phenomenon, but now, similarly jarring experiences can be had across the street at Sweetgreen, or two blocks up at Two Forks, or next door to Two Forks at Dos Toros, or over on 8.713st Street at Bluestone Lane coffee.
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All the old injuries rang out like struck tuning forks, with my right foot clanging loudest.
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Then, gently work the mixture into the ground meat by pressing it in with two forks.
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Occasionally, tuning forks would be tapped on cultists' heads in an effort to dispel human thoughts.
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Mohamed, the social worker from Grand Forks, is among those now waiting to hear his fate.
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He saw others from his cell block staring down into their meatloaf, forks frozen in midair.
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You don't need an elaborate excuse when you find three forks in your greasy paper bag.
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The Iranian native had moved to Grand Forks, North Dakota, in 2009 to study petroleum engineering.
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Hold on to your forks, everyone, because an Italian food theme park is about to open.
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He then forks them over to Qi'ra "for luck" just a short time before they're separated.
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No need for plates—just bring a bouquet of forks and let everyone go to town.
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YOU SHALL FIND THE WOODEN FORKS AND CONDIMENTS ON THE SIDEBOARD TO YOUR RIGHT THERE, SIR.
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EDT: Vice President Pence speaks to airmen at Grand Forks Air Force Base in North Dakota.
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Serratos played Forks High School student Angela Weber in five movies based on the hit novels.
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Best for overall impact: "Forks Over Knives" Food has an undeniably large role in our health.
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Throw in some little oyster forks and they have everything they need to enjoy eating them.
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Like when I rap about, 'takin' turns with plates and forks because there wasn't no dishes.
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Aside from providing whimsy, delight and conversation, ice cream forks are good for eating ice cream.
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Next, everyone takes 2 or 3 potatoes and smashes them on their plates with their forks.
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"Those big BBQ forks, throw them away or use them for yard work," Mangum told CNBC.
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At dinner that night, the mess was silent save for the clatter of forks on plates.
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"Banning guns is like banning forks in an attempt to stop making people fat," he said.
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However, their data did show that four other coins with upcoming airdrops or forks underperformed bitcoin.
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GE makes turbines in China, but also in Little Rock, Arkansas, and Grand Forks, North Dakota.
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"That's why it's crucial to maintain the saliva and crumbs of the forks' users," he explains.
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Keep in mind that physical currencies have weathered forks, and Bitcoin's closest competitor, Ether, forked last month.
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It finally came, but they managed to drop it off the van, and bend the front forks.
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Hard forks Let's take a look at the hard fork that looms in the horizon for Bitcoin.
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One of her job responsibilities is to run the annual Forever Twilight in Forks festival in September.
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Bitcoin even has its own offshoots or forks, as they are called, bitcoin gold and bitcoin cash.
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Officials with the Grand Forks Air Force Base mourned the loss in a statement shared on Facebook.
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When the chicken is cool enough to handle, shred it (using either your fingers or 2 forks).
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The bigger the dishes, glasses, forks and spoons, the more food, drink and portions you'll likely consume.
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With any luck, you could be coloring FÖRNUFT knives, forks and spoons for the rest of 2016.
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Nobody really likes it, but it's the way nobody really likes sidewalks, or electrical outlets, or forks.
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Occasionally I would help out with the hospitality duties such as distributing forks and refilling water glasses.
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She worked for several months in restaurants, but felt embarrassed by having to polish knives and forks.
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"I couldn't believe it myself that it turned out so well," he told the Grand Forks Herald.
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Turkey supplies electricity and water to the town, and forks out salaries for the local police force.
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One friend might spend loads on clothes, while another forks over money for a high-end meal.
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The forks are bent, the spoons have holes, and the knives are scissors we broke in half.
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Post addressed questions about champagne flutes and special forks, her advice covered a broad range of topics.
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It has roomy storage slots that can fit a variety of sizes of knives, forks, and spoons.
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I'm a huge lover of baby spoons and forks — I like petite things, so I collect them.
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Dear Miss Manners: Many years ago, I acquired a lovely set of antique silver ice cream forks.
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The track is the first single from her ninth studio album, Such Pretty Forks in the Road.
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The assistants had clamped one of the rusty barrels full of now-molten lead to the forks.
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Attempted cyberattacks against North Dakota state government nearly tripled last year, according to the Grand Forks Herald.
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Spoons, knives and forks are no longer where they used to be, so you have to think.
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Most recently used spoons, forks, and knives at the bottom, next to be used at the top.
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An artist of goat poems and wicked knives and forks fearlessly embracing the absurd, singing with abandon.
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That we are hypocritical, heretics, with pitch forks and ropes to lynch anyone opposed to our beliefs.
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There were of course contingencies in place, alternate forks to the preferred storyline, but none as convincing.
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The Commission said while Android was an open source system that could be used to develop new mobile operating systems - known as Android forks - Google required phone manufacturers to sign an agreement not to sell devices running on such forks if they wanted to pre-install Google apps.
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The PDA-friendly couple was even spotted eating food from each other's forks during their late-May date.
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The second piece, Emissary Forks At Perfection, began streaming yesterday and is available to watch until July 24th.
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The EU has voted to outlaw 21950 single-use plastic items, including straws, forks and knives, by 29.
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In fact, there were several ice jams along the river, not just at Au Sable Forks, he says.
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The EU has voted to outlaw 220 single-use plastic items, including straws, forks and knives, by 21950.
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That path forks into two directions: the Office of the Provost and the university's affiliated Deutsches Haus program.
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According to the Grand Forks Herald, UND could send as many as ten players to the 2018 Games.
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Down we drive onto a dirt track, where the road forks off in two directions into the wood.
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Doggie playthings and bowls have 2x more germs than the everyday objects humans use, like forks and cellphones.
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The fighters, about half of whom wear masks, even use plastic knives and forks to hurt their opponents.
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To ward off injury, the Cordones locked up their knives and forks and put away glass picture frames.
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And we're not talking gold plated forks or silver spoon extravagance, those most people can avoid without difficulty.
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Two previous hard forks have resulted in the creation of new cryptocurrencies, bitcoin cash being one of them.
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For one, they advocated renouncing forks and knives in order to emphasize the tactile experience of the food.
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When we pushed the bike hard through corners the 41mm forks began to flex during heavy trail-braking.
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When ordering in, she advises requesting they include fewer napkins and avoid providing extra disposable forks and knives.
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Post, above, addressed questions about champagne flutes and special forks, her advice covered many other parts of society.
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They ate pizza in Times Square, though I entirely missed the big scoop: both used knives and forks.
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A heavy snowstorm had closed the roads, leaving Laura and Jason unable to reach Grand Forks that night.
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The wind chill at Grand Forks International Airport was 61 degrees below zero, the National Weather Service said.
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Casting his mind back, Klopp mimed them putting down their knives and forks, eyes bright with intense concentration.
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The small town of Forks, Washington, became famous as the setting for Meyer's best-selling vampire book series.
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After the meal, she produces it, then asks the waitress for a knife, extra plates, forks and napkins.
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The 99% are clearly not going to benefit directly from some stolen forks being shown in a gallery.
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Amet practices sound healing, using tuning forks to produce vibrations she says can relieve pain and treat illness.
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This is how The Rich Forks exhibition found a home at The Footscray Community Arts Centre in Melbourne.
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When we first opened we were very humble, I had no money, plastic forks, plastic cups, paper plates.
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Erosion has carved out an impressive peak in Grand Junction near the forks of the Gunnison and Colorado Rivers.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Somali-born Abdulrahman Mohamed was a social worker in Grand Forks, North Dakota, for three years.
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This economic compulsion to seek variety is being complemented by a rise in ethical consumers voting with their forks.
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But I realized it was a moment in my life where, like, oh, this is one of those forks.
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He moves one of the forks to lay crooked, a callback to all the pranks he played on her.
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When I bring the takeout bag home, I see that they've packed four forks with my order for one.
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Are some of your favorite sounds forks scraping along plates, nails on chalkboards, or any noise at the dentist?
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Ultimately, the universe doesn't care whether these obese celestial sporks are really spoons, forks, or both—that's our problem.
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If you have a house, you probably have forks and glasses and mugs and some kind of a bag.
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We barely had a chance to take a picture before half a dozen forks were tearing into this sucker.
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The first fork created bitcoin cash -- and bitcoin cash has now recently split into two other forks as well.
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ROB JOYCE: I think that five years from today, there will be a few different forks in those roads.
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It comes with a drip pan, two cooking trays, rotisserie spit and forks, rotisserie basket, and rotisserie fetch tool.
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So consider the following five questions, or adapt them to your own financial forks in the road as needed.
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Bitcoin has already undergone two hard forks this year, both of which led to the creation of new cryptocurrencies.
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Pace Barack Obama, secular history does not have a side — it always offers choices and is full of forks.
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Two previous forks have already happened earlier this year, leading to the creation of bitcoin cash and bitcoin gold.
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He said he struggled to find supplies like napkins and plastic forks, raw materials like potatoes, and industrial equipment.
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According to Ars Technica, OHA contractually binds members from building non-Google approved devices that run competing Android forks.
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They then pulled the food up and dug in, at first with forks and knives and then their hands.
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An arrangement of two forks resting on a dish of three herring, from 1916, evokes a meagre shared meal.
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Do you have private GitHub repos, or public ones with a nontrivial number of stars / forks / issues / wiki pages?
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You won't need to break out fondue forks, but spoons will guarantee your guests get every last, silky drop.
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College hockey players are rock stars in Grand Forks, unable to go to the grocery store without being recognized.
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The Wild dressed 11 players, two fewer than East Grand Forks, a community across the Red River in Minnesota.
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In the span of a few weeks, Grand Forks had more fentanyl overdoses than it experienced in previous decades.
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With two forks she fished the artichokes out of the oil to prepare them for another, hotter oil bath.
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The inspections will be for a part known as pickle forks, which connect the wings to the aircraft's fuselage.
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At an event this week to unveil the ID.3, guests were handed bamboo forks to eat hors d'oeuvres.
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"When you go to a lunch buffet, you see the forks and knives are the first station," she said.
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Firemen hosed down the narrow cobbled street, washing away cups and saucers, women's clothing, and hundreds of cocktail forks.
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But it was on a well-traveled road in Grand Forks that Marvin's life was drastically altered on Nov.
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They allow him to use forks and he can even open doorknobs, cut vegetables and use a TV remote.
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A few friends have urged the artist to take Rich Forks in the agitational direction of his past gimmicks.
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Target's Threshold Jovita Flatware Set comes with 20 pieces, so you'll have forks, spoons, and knives for four people.
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Save the smart forks and Bluetooth toasters for your nutty uncle, because real kitchen warriors just want the nitty-gritty.
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There was one in Grand Forks and one in Jamestown, about an hour east and an hour west of Fargo.
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Central banks everywhere must also work out how to offer forward guidance when facing sharply divergent forks in the road.
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Forks are part of the open-source process and had been used to make small, agreed-upon fixes to Bitcoin.
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I straight up watch people in this restaurant sticking their forks in these toasters trying to get the toast out.
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I buy creamer, two packs of coffee pods, a bottle of water, and more forks on my company credit card.
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"Just hug your kids every night, tell them that you love them every day," he told the Grand Forks Herald.
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The difference between forks, besides the code itself, is the people behind them and the community that supports each one.
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One study found that people who used larger forks ate about 10% less food than those who used small ones.
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Yet, when you go to a restaurant, those spoons and forks have been in the mouths of hundreds of people.
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Badu pulled out her tuning forks and revealed something to us that she claims she never used to tell people.
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I was especially interested in the two boys, no older than 24, unhurriedly gathering the cut grass on their forks.
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The restaurant recommends we use two forks instead of a fork and a knife because it's so delicate and light.
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Soft forks are changes in which only a portion of the network, namely the miners exclusively, can execute an update.
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Since bitcoins only exist as entries on that ledger, forks instantly create mirror balances for everybody who currently owns them.
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As the clinking of forks grew silent, he recited a checklist that ran from bilingualism to high-school dropout rates.
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My great-uncle Charles was chased out of the Old Country for somehow producing forks that were always white-hot.
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One guy brought a pizza with him and some have roasted hot dogs on the long forks the camp provides.
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Adapted for the screen by Mr. Audiard and Thomas Bidegain from the novel by Patrick deWitt, the narrative soon forks.
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In the down years, Mr. Carrabba, 42, worked on outside projects including the bands Twin Forks and Further Seems Forever.
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The European Union plans to ban single-use plastic items such as straws, forks, knives and cotton buds by 2021.
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Similarly, 34 percent oppose a total ban on single-use plastics, which includes non-reusable forks and plastic drinking straws.
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The giant forks and spoons on the wall are the equivalent, for anyone of Filipino heritage, of a secret handshake.
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With distinctive flared forks and seat stays, Hill said the bike has pushed new UCI design rules to the max.
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From the Glenbow Museum in Calgary to The Forks in Winnipeg, one reporter's list of delightful discoveries made in 2019.
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With their crisp white shirts and their knives and forks in the proper hands, they were too superior for anything.
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However, royals eat the Continental way, holding their forks in the left hand, tines down, and the knife in the right.
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He presented these eating utensils, still full of saliva and food debris, in the exhibition The Rich Forks, earlier this spring.
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There, nearly a hundred towels were arranged around a tableau of tuning forks, a shruti box, crystal singing bowls, and triangles.
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Forks Over Knives is another plant-based, whole foods food delivery kit, but it also features recipes and online cooking courses.
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Hopefully this will mean fewer rib bones and plastic forks in the grass or at the bottoms of lakes and rivers.
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The price drop is likely the result of a series of forks this year, which produced parallel currencies like Bitcoin Cash.
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"Whether they know it or not, Americans have been fighting it with their forks," Bergen said in an earlier blog post.
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He also wrote the foreword for the book, which is called Grand Forks: A History of American Dining in 100 Reviews.
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"The cameramen literally stand there with forks in their back pockets, waiting to swoop as soon as filming stops," he said.
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Some miner pools decided to adopt one of those forks while others adopted the other — and it led to a split.
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All the while, nobles went on to indulge in newer trends like drinking tea, using forks to eat, and smoking opium.
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It forks with a complex network of paradoxes of free will and determinism that make up an uncountable number of possibilities.
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Some, I lived through — dinners when the sound of forks and knives clattering in the Mediterranean heat was louder than conversation.
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One key area of confusion is how to handle "airdrops" and "hard forks," which both distribute new cryptocurrencies to existing investors.
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Most of the tightly cropped photographs did not include forks or wineglasses, so it required some imagination to assess their scale.
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If that wasn't enough to give us some serious reservations, our forks were also connected to the same tangle of cables.
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Sometimes I'll be working on my bikes, or bite down on one of those old forks, and it automatically triggers: bad.
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"And I wanted to capture that, the joy of it" on plates and sticks, at the end of forks, in cones.
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He is particularly excited about the new forks and knives, which are so long that they look like miniature fireplace tools.
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She made all-state as a freshman forward for the KnightRiders, a team drawn from the two Grand Forks high schools.
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And started working out of college at the daily paper, the Grand Forks Herald, and tragedy struck while I was there.
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"The Elements of a Home: Curious Histories Behind Everyday Household Objects, From Pillows to Forks" by Amy Azzarito (Chronicle Books, $19.95).
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Leingang's public defender said that he was "suffering a serious psychiatric crisis" during the incident, according to the Grand Forks Herald.
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"We think these upcoming forks and airdrops may be a short-term reason to focus on these tokens," the report said.
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Heitkamp, shortly after meeting with farmers, crossed Grand Forks to address a group of young women at a summer leadership event.
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But another fish forks off if you follow the gray or circled squares (depending on the format in which you solve).
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And Motherboard crunched the numbers to include the forks that occurred in the intervening years, which brought total up to $9.2 million.
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Mohammad and Iyal took a bus to Grand Forks, North Dakota, and then a taxi to a snowy field by the border.
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Grand Forks, North Dakota (CNN) Mehdi Ostadhassan was at an academic conference when he received a mysterious phone call from the FBI.
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They don't really get suspension forks, kickstands or mounts to lock them up — they're speciality tools, which require some sort of maintenance.
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From a young age, Anaya figured out how to use forks, play with building blocks and tie her shoes with no hands.
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One of those forks is SegWit2x (short for "segregated witness"), a solution to the speed and number of transactions Bitcoin can handle.
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This provides China with more control and influence on forks and direction of development, allowing for the creation of a cryptocurrency oligopoly.
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If bitcoin forks and everyone decides they want to go with the flow and stay on the original chain, then no worries!
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Clearing our appetizer dishes, he asked if he could leave our forks, as if looking to eliminate at least one pesky task.
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Regulators are expected to approve permits for a 300-megawatt, 87-turbine wind farm by this summer, the Grand Forks Herald reports.
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Grand Forks, North Dakota, which is on the Canadian border, gets brutally cold, with an average January low of -1 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Crucially, forks also copy the entire Bitcoin blockchain—the decentralized ledger at the heart of the system—up until a certain point.
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Dozens of 737 NGs have been grounded recently after inspectors found cracks in so-called pickle forks, which connect wings to fuselages.
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Disabled Hikers was founded last year by Syren Nagakyrie, a 37-year-old disabled freelance writer and consultant based in Forks, Wash.
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Let that sit for another 10 or 15 minutes before releasing the steam, then pull the meat and shred it with forks.
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We've ripped their rule book up, changed the forks, the seat stays, suddenly all their know-how goes flying out the window.
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Another destination that's struggled with crowds following a pop culture moment is Forks, Washington — where the "Twilight" books and films are set.
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The cracks were reportedly discovered in the pickle forks, which connect the plane's bodies and wing structure, according to CNN affiliate KOMO.
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It's a place where businessmen in custom suits wield knives and forks as they dig into pastries served on silver-plated stands.
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The ranch also boasts over five miles of water on both forks of the White River, a helipad and a helicopter hangar.
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The bauble that Maz forks over to Chewie is somehow meant to make up for more than 40 years of unjust treatment.
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Other asylum seekers said that they had heard from cabdrivers in Grand Forks, N.D., that they would be deported at the border.
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The cracking was found in the plane's pickle forks, which attach the plane's body to its wing structure, CNN affiliate KOMO reported.
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Bismarck, N.D.Fargo, N.D.Grand Forks, N.D. Youngstown, Ohio Amarillo, Texas Huntington, W. Va. Martinsburg, W. Va.Morgantown, W. Va. Parkersburg, W. Va. Eau Claire, Wis.
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The siblings from Grand Forks, North Dakota, accounted for two crucial goals in a sweet win for the Americans over their arch-rivals.
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Mr. Rai gave them a lesson in American workplace etiquette, just as he had taught the farmers how to use forks and knives.
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AARON HEITKE, who heads the border patrol in Grand Forks, North Dakota, would like the federal government to send more money his way.
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CoinDesk notes that Bitcoin Cash and several other bitcoin forks have reported losses of more than 10 percent in a 24 hour period.
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Twilight opens with Bella Swan's move from Phoenix, AZ, to rain-soaked Forks, where her dad, Charlie (Billy Burke), is local police chief.
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Ice jam on the Ausable River in Au Sable Forks NY. Video starts at noon (17:00Z) and ends at 3pm (20:00Z).
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In fact, the NWS office received just a few reports of minor flooding, not connected to the ice jam at Au Sable Forks.
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The new bitcoin cash is also taxable income, although the IRS has not yet addressed this event and provided guidance for cryptocurrency forks.
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" Dayem, who admits that he forks over about $9,000 a year on the jet service, says that the rapper was "a complete gentlemen.
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Farther east, troops would also move in Manitoba for Winnipeg from Grand Forks, North Dakota, to disrupt the railway and transportation systems there.
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Long gone are the days when knives, forks, and spoons were mere implements for transporting food to our mouths in a civilised manner.
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Cuthbert recalled coming across this at a similar abandoned open-pit mine in Quesnel Forks, where more than half the population was Chinese.
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It also became popular in prisons, as a safer alternative to giving inmates plastic knives or forks that could be fashioned into weapons.
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Holding flashlights in rubber-gloved hands, they rummaged in the dust, the most common finds being broken plastic forks and workaday pencil stubs.
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Although the series was famously set in Forks, Washington, the Airbnb is located in Saint Helens, Oregon, about 30 miles north of Portland.
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In the video, Hillary shares humorous, personal stories about Bill Clinton being afraid of locust, forks, being on Tinder, and dancing for money.
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"There's a lot of lawyers in America who can sit on the court," she said in Grand Forks, according to The Associated Press.
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We've seen hoards of Instagrammers whip out forks, knives, and even toilet plungers to contour their faces (all in good fun, of course).
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The European Commission also alleges that Google prevents manufacturers from selling devices that run on competing Android operating systems (so-called Android "forks").
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On a recent day, she was examining two forks featuring the hotel's name and an image of an apple engraved on the handle.
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But in one instance, Boeing found cracked pickle forks in a plane that had logged about 7373,000 takeoffs and landings, according to KOMO.
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Usually kitchen forks are two-pronged and fairly narrow, meant for lifting a hunk of meat or poultry or to assist with carving.
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If Rhode Island was the first state to vote, I bet in no time at all we'd have a law abolishing plastic forks.
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It is full of twists, kinks, forks, dead ends, bottlenecks, troughs and plateaus; periods of sudden, mind-boggling expansion and dull, slow waiting.
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When she's been traveling for a week, she comes into the office, looks for shoes under desks, plastic knives and forks in drawers.
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After the rice was done cooking, I began to shred the fried chicken with two forks and mix it together with the rice.
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"Reasons I Drink" is the first single off of Morissette's ninth studio album, Such Pretty Forks in the Road, due May 1, 2020.
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The telecoms company said Monday that it had also finalized a contract for wind power from the Solomon Forks Wind Project in Kansas.
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To protect your hands from being poked, the company also recommends placing knives and forks in the holder with their handles facing up.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads THREE FORKS, Montana — Over in Big Sky country, artist Mary Ellen Strom and Native American researcher Shane Doyle orchestrated a far-reaching and complex eco-art event titled Cherry River, Where the Rivers Mix for audiences of 300 during consecutive evenings (August 23 and 15853) at the Missouri Headwaters State Park in Three Forks, Montana.
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It's not live, nor is it technically real, but it has everything these other cams lack: songs, dance, and forks that double as hairbrushes.
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I remember things like mealtimes, and how sometimes it got too much: the forks dropping, the knives pointing, and all those boys' mouths eating.
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A few days after the San Bernardino attack, Ilhaam Hassan's family restaurant was burned down in an arson attack in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
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The line supplies branches north to supply Poland and Germany and forks south to deliver Russian crude to the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia.
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Fallout from the FBI call On that call in 2014, the FBI agent suggested they meet at a popular coffee shop in Grand Forks.
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These include Bitcoin spin-off projects or forks including Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Gold as well as privacy-focused Monero and banking-oriented Ripple.
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Even the pretence of a rifle—old farm forks with their outer teeth knocked out, slung on a shoulder-strap—made him feel stronger.
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Montana: The Bleu Horses Strangely sinister, and larger-than-life, the Bleu Horses of Three Forks, Montana, were constructed by local artist Jim Dolan.
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Across the restaurant, a family of five was splitting a large; the parents had forks, and the three boys had greasy lips and fingers.
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Enbridge Energy Partners officials tell the Grand Forks Herald they expect to complete their Line 3 pipeline project, which travels from Alberta to Wisconsin.
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"We've seem some forks keeping up the good work and others who just wanted to attract users into a trap of adwares and malwares."
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Pickle forks are designed to last the life of the plane, which is usually about 90,000 or more takeoffs and landings, the publication reported.
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Written down alongside other personal belongings that included spoons, forks, hogs, cows, and a sofa were my great great grandparents, Thomas and Carrie Richardson.
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These experiments range from balancing a plate and four forks atop a bottle of champagne to making shadow puppets with your hands, and beyond.
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We engage our hands like on no other day of the year, eschewing forks and knives, and sucking the grease from our outstretched fingers.
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Recently, while the Schauers packed for a move to another house in Grand Forks, her mother, Sally, discovered Abby's thick journal from first grade.
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Bailey Henke was living in Grand Forks, three hours east of his parents' home in Minot, and the police there were working the case.
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Plastic forks, spoons, and knives pose a big threat to marine life because sea critters like seabirds and turtles often mistake them for food.
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Stubble, french forks, ducktails, verdis, chin curtains, extended goatees, mutton chops, hulihees, fu manchus, englishes, dalis, imperials, van dykes, garibaldis, bandholzes, and circle beards.
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The spindly handled spoons and forks have been created by one of the country's most famous designers to fit the pinnacle of pancake Epicureanism.
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Aaron Brown, a former managing director at AQR Capital Management, argues that physical currencies, including the dollar, have endured hard forks in the past.
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Rudd, who has also created politically-focused hyperreal street sculptures and political cartoons, has cataloged the forks almost like scientific specimens or museum relics.
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For 15 years, Melbourne- based artist Van T. Rudd, with the help of others, covertly collected forks used by the world's wealthy and powerful elite.
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This means the TON can grow new valid blocks on top of any blocks that were proven to be incorrect to avoid any unnecessary forks.
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The Department of Homeland Security operates a fleet of 10 unarmed Customs and Border Protection Predator drones out of the Grand Forks Air Force Base.
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"Forks will only get more and more difficult to implement over time as the community grows," he wrote Motherboard in an email at the time.
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However, a number of issues have cropped up since then — like Bitcoin forks and using cryptocurrencies for purchases that continue to make paying taxes confusing.
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I often found myself in a Doc-Brown-explaining-alternate-1985 situation, where I'm drawing a timeline and showing where forks happen in the narrative.
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The European Union will outlaw certain single-use plastic products such as straws, forks and knives from 2021, but has allowed transition times for others.
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This means that he can also lay claim to five bitcoins on the major Bitcoin forks that have happened since then, such as Bitcoin Cash.
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"We operate by the general principle that our customers should benefit to the greatest extent possible from hard forks or other unexpected events," Farmer wrote.
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The United States opens play at the under-18 world men's hockey championships in Grand Forks, N.D., on Thursday as the two-time defending champion.
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If passed, the ballot measure would permit "non-violent marijuana related activity" for North Dakotans aged 21 and up, according to the Grand Forks Herald.
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Zhang was pinpointed in the wake of the death of an 18-year-old who died after a fentanyl overdose in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
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"I am going to say something that will make all of you want to kill me," he said, bringing conversation and forks to a halt.
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She suggests measuring with fingers to make sure forks and knives (not chopsticks) are set the appropriate distance back from the edge of the table.
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Since the pancakes are so fluffy and soft, the restaurant suggests using two forks to pull them apart instead of cutting them with a knife.
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Organizers of Chase the Ace draw in Margaree Forks, Nova Scotia, presented Reddick and her nephew Tyrone MacInnis with an oversized check for the win.
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"As Japanese are comfortable using forks and knives when they eat Western food, they are also very comfortable using chopsticks" when they eat Japanese meals.
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Even in the best of times, markets are tuning forks not just for the sound of economic activity but for public sentiment about the future.
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Four piers, like graceful tuning forks as tall as skyscrapers, secure cables suspending a four-lane expressway 610 feet above fields of corn and rice.
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The Jackrabbits continued their winning streak on Thursday against the North Dakota Fighting Hawks at the Betty Engelstad Sioux Center in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
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We bought a bunch of items on Amazon, too, including a cake topper, tablecloths, cake knife and lifter, and plastic plates and forks for cake.
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Why aren't those banned, too, since they are also single-use plastics?) We could ban all the single-use plastic items (bags, straws, forks, etc
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" Most of these forks were taken from large banquets in rooms that housed anywhere from 50 to 1,000 people, so servers' "invisibility is somewhat enhanced.
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Single-use plastics are inarguably convenient, but those forks from on-the-go meals have to wind up somewhere, and very often, they become litter.
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Biologists have wondered for a long time how exactly to explain this connection, because birds and mammals evolved from different forks on the evolutionary tree.
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