I braced myself to be hit by a pungent cheese odor, but the suite was actually quite fragrantly neutral.
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"Imprisoning opposition leaders ... not only fragrantly violates their human rights but is also likely to enflame an already tense situation".
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If you're looking for a totally different way to feature beets, let small ones simmer in a bath of fragrantly spiced coconut milk.
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I wanted to be outside on that first sunny day, wielding my tongs as a marinated hunk of pork blistered fragrantly over the coals.
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While the ban only applies to the USA in a cynical sense, fragrantly flouting an NSAC suspension is career suicide as a mixed martial artist.
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Avoiding upbeat bangers and schlock ballads in equal measure, he instead occupies the mild, juicy, fragrantly sugary essence of synthetic pop softcore, delicious until it starts to cloy.
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Today we can love his symphonies, concertos and operas while still admiring "The Sleeping Beauty" as the greatest of all ballet scores, the most fragrantly detailed and powerfully planned.
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It looks innocent enough, a summery tumble of tomatoes and garlic and torn bread, but even from a few feet away you can smell something fragrantly, suggestively down-and-dirty.
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My pick for the holiday lies on the strawberry dessert spectrum — plump, juicy, fragrantly ripe scarlet berries piled in a tart shell or on shortcake with a cloud of cream.
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With Austria as his inspiration, he puts some modern spins on classics such as crisply baked mushrooms with tartar sauce, a crunchy homemade pretzel and fragrantly juicy goulash with tiny spaetzle.
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But in the security footage, he seems to fragrantly toss the ice cubes on the ground himself before summoning the courage to step on the ice and—gently, slowly—collapse to the floor.
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Just take his spooky number "Scratch That," one of his two collaboration with Irish singer-songwriter Róisín Murphy, where he chops her vocals into a pointillist potpourri, sprinkling them fragrantly around his wiggly synth work.
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While nothing could equal the octopus, spicy tuna tartare (sharply seasoned and mated with avocado in a zesty citrus ponzu) and lemongrass and coconut steamed Prince Edward Island mussels (chubby bivalves in a fragrantly seasoned broth) both made tasty starters.
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The mid rib is not raised on the upper surface, although the lateral veins are markedly raised on the upper surface. The midrib is raised under the leaf. The creamy white flowers form from August to November; they are usually single at the end of branchlets, occasionally in pairs. Flowers fragrantly scented similar to the gardenia.
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The perianth are white or pink and the style long. Dense clusters of cream-white to pink fragrantly scented flowers appear from July to October.The woody fruit are at an erect angle on the stalk, narrowly egg- shaped long and wide usually with a beak. The black egg-shaped seed are long with wings down both sides.
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