But the best results start with the freshest possible meat.
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Swing by to get the freshest sashimi you'll ever eat.
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Then serve it with tortillas, the freshest you can find.
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And what happens to be one of the freshest finds?
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Its ingredients were neither the freshest nor the highest quality.
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Higher demand may ensure you'll get the freshest possible food.
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The freshest developments brought the matter into his own family.
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The Point: Biden isn't the freshest face in the race.
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Everett's role is one of the freshest things about the movie.
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Check out our pick of the 11 freshest tracks this week.
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THIS YEAR America's economy did not get the freshest of starts.
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What's the freshest way to wear a curly cut right now?
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Instead of gold, the fruit are competing for "freshest fruit" (groan).
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Whatever the color, buy the best, freshest cornmeal you can find.
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"I get it, everyone wants the freshest stuff," the employee said.
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Cam'Ron repping the freshest pink Coogi sweater in that Dipset freestyle.
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"You have to start with the freshest product possible," he said.
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He points to what's freshest and local and gives us his recommendations.
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Once you've found the freshest fish, eat it as soon as possible.
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How great is that to feature a product at its freshest peak?
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Instead, we got the freshest-looking hero/heroine flick of the decade.
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Flip through the freshest looks from the 11-year-old festival here.
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Employees might get exasperated if you dig around for the freshest produce
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This was his freshest, most assured and most individual work to date.
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This event seemed by far to be the "freshest" of its kind.
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The chapeau feels freshest when juxtaposed against sporty and street wear staples.
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Breathing it in was like inhaling the freshest possible spiced red fruit.
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Many people come up with their freshest ideas when they're not occupied.
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Asian markets have the freshest seafood, so I don't mind making the drive.
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You'd better check you're being the served the freshest flavor before buying one.
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Here are the 11 of the freshest tracks from the last seven days.
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For now, this isn't a good sign for the freshest hue of 2015.
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The freshest thing you can find was a lemon [at] a liquor store.
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We can update continuously and do, bringing the freshest view to the readers.
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Yeah, they're not the freshest idea, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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So, it follows that Google would want to make its "freshest" results mobile-first.
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For the truly freshest of the fresh, check out a local farmer's market instead.
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Try it with the best and freshest fish you can find at the market.
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Much of the freshest choreography in American ballet is made by these two men.
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A pillowy dough—not too crispy yet not too heavy—encases the freshest flavours.
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I think probably Snapchat was the freshest idea to come for a long time.
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That's the freshest presidential primary memory I (and everyone else) had going into 2016.
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Some of the world's oldest extant choreography often feels the freshest, the most innocent.
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This was one of the freshest bites of burger I've had in a while.
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His Kurt Weill-flavored number is among the freshest and funniest in the show.
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The greens weren't the freshest, but the combination of ingredients was a winning one.
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With that in mind, we tried to pick tracks that feel the craziest and freshest.
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Abu Hasira Street is the place to go in Gaza City for the freshest fish.
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" Therefore Trump "has to be the freshest, the flyest... the flyest planes, the best factories.
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Ahead, we're showing you the five freshest — and most grown-up — ways to do it.
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You can actually drink it and it's probably the freshest water you'll get in Vegas.
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The Bouqs Company delivers directly to customers, ensuring only the freshest flowers reach their doorsteps.
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You also enjoy the freshest water every time thanks to a removable and cleanable filter.
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Trains can replenish their stocks with the very freshest and most local produce every day.
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News alerts, shopping deals and social media clutter your brain when it's at its freshest.
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The party's proposal to reduce the cost of living was its freshest set of ideas.
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Always the newest, freshest tunes, and I appreciate their reviews of new music coming out.
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" And then, finally, one more: "I'm the freshest nigga you ever seen in a wheelchair. Ever.
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MR. WEST: He has to be the freshest, the flyest, the flyest planes, the best factories.
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Freeman had long been "fascinated" by coffee and was obsessed with drinking only the freshest cup.
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Basically foolproof when it comes to shaving, and ensuring your skin meets only the freshest blades.
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But for others, it's all about the food, gadgets or showing off the freshest team apparel.
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Source: FactSet This is the template freshest in mind and probably most often cited by investors.
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" He went on, "So I was, like, 'Oh, shit, he's got on, like, the freshest outfit.
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For the freshest sushi, visit the Tsukiji fish market, which is famous for its tuna auctions.
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As for the fish, always use the freshest and preferably most sustainable fillets you can find.
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The sushi completely matches the hype and the salmon is probably the freshest I've ever had.
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To the general American palate, though, even the freshest fruitcake would rank as only "almost" edible.
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We source the best ingredients, traveling around to our local markets for the freshest possible seafood.
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"The place is clean, and service is superb, and the ingredients are the freshest," he said.
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Squads of young blacks dressed in their freshest gear congregated in a line down the block.
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Whatever crazy thing happened latest in the day, is what you lead with, so that it's freshest.
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So, we were the mintiest, freshest two people to have ever kissed in the history of America.
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Only the freshest duds will do for Kanye and Kim Kardashian West's little one on the way.
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And by golly did she bring a fresh (maybe even the freshest) Ivy Park squad with her.
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In search, the freshest tweets don't necessarily contain the most useful information, but relevancy isn't simple either.
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And hunting for the freshest can easily turn into a game of what's the best-looking produce.
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And an endlessly revived historical drama from 1953 suddenly feels like the freshest, scariest play in town.
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Primal Pet Products dog food tops the charts for quality with the freshest, 100% human-grade ingredients.
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Look for the absolute freshest, tastiest ricotta; most good cheese stores or Italian delis can supply it.
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The freshest example in film is sneakily packaged in what was hailed as a subversive, feminist comedy.
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Check out the freshest hair accessory trends coming straight from the crowded sidewalks of The Big Apple.
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Consider Trump's freshest ignominy, the defenestration of his nominee to run the Department of Labor, Andrew Puzder.
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Can you make a wonderful meal with fine cheeses and pine nuts and the freshest of fresh greens?
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It will be a tragedy if Ms Le Pen turns out to be the freshest candidate on offer.
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"It's gotta be blingy, so you're the freshest kid in the neighborhood," he says of his design strategy.
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Being an educated and informed fish consumer will get you closer to the best, freshest, most sustainable product.
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The pair's freshest sampling of 949 likely voters in Pennsylvania, meanwhile, occurred using telephone interviews on Sept. 23.
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An endlessly revived historical drama from 1953 suddenly feels like the freshest, scariest play in town (2:1093).
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An endlessly revived historical drama from 1953 suddenly feels like the freshest, scariest play in town (2:45).
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An endlessly revived historical drama from 200 suddenly feels like the freshest, scariest play in town (25212:19).
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An endlessly revived historical drama from 35233 suddenly feels like the freshest, scariest play in town (35223:35213).
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An endlessly revived historical drama from 25246 suddenly feels like the freshest, scariest play in town (254422:252).
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An endlessly revived historical drama from 11093 suddenly feels like the freshest, scariest play in town (2:45).
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And customers are continually evolving — demanding the freshest/highest quality products, greater convenience and a better, easier experience.
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An endlessly revived historical drama from 866 suddenly feels like the freshest, scariest play in town (811:4111).
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An endlessly revived historical drama from 193 suddenly feels like the freshest, scariest play in town (183:173).
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The real impact of this specific incident is tied to the freshest data breached — the driver license numbers.
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Poke Poke is known for its colorful bowls filled with a rainbow of vegetables and the freshest seafood.
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However you choose to serve this dish, the freshest, ripest figs for dessert would be a lovely accompaniment.
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"One thing is for sure, we will have the cleanest display and freshest produce anywhere in northeast [Pennsylvania]."
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Lila Neugebauer directs an all-female cast, the freshest, rowdiest and most fine-tuned ensemble of the year.
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Since he is the family cook, he wants to have the freshest ingredients available when he wants it.
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You'll be saving almost $17 off its list price and sitting at the freshest desk in the whole office.
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" Lucas was impressed: "I thought meeting Arthur was the freshest musical experience I'd had since I met Captain Beefheart.
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We decided to show off some of the freshest pairs out there right now, worn by model Ashley Smith.
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The cult New York skate brand drops some of the most exciting collaborations with the freshest creatives out there.
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This two-man operation is all about harvesting the freshest mussels possible from a farm out in the ocean.
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Using only the freshest ingredients and no brain aching chemicals, we'll be brewing lager, wheat beer and pale ales.
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If possible, find out when the restaurant gets its supply deliveries so you can be served the freshest foods.
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Polge, who wanted to create "the freshest version of Chanel No. 5," also didn't want to overhaul it completely.
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And we're right on the Pacific, so we have access to some of the freshest seafood in the world.
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And though we wouldn't call it a vintage athleisure revival, it's the freshest throwback we've seen in quite a while.
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"I want to deliver the freshest kale that anybody has ever had," said Mason Grassfield, one of Square Roots' farmers.
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"We make an effort every day to provide our customers with the freshest, high quality foods," Mariano's responded on Twitter.
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Instead, create your own from the most beautiful and freshest flowers in the bins, even if they're not traditional roses.
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Meet the freshest faces in the industry and get ready to root for them as they rise to the top.
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The market's freshest technology stocks tumbled on Monday, performing worse than the major indexes and trailing the broader tech sector.
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There, you'll find the freshest of the fresh when it comes to fall outerwear, sparkly socks, and new velvet staples.
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This has been at the core of our DNA since we launched — we are obsessed with being the freshest possible.
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Hell, it manages to have one of the freshest and most fun discussions of sex in any game I've played.
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They're freshest in the public's minds, and they're still ripe and ready to be on film for another six weeks.
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He thinks and acts like a cable TV producer and he knows that whatever is freshest is what usually dominates.
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They got the numbers first, the freshest seats first, the school dances first, and other stans knew their names first.
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She relies upon the freshest ingredients to create her food, commonplace in today's thinking but a revelation 40 years ago.
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After the meteoric rise of Beto O'Rourke in Texas, Harris is no longer the freshest face in the Democratic field.
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Action and his crew ate the freshest salmon, beluga whale, and king crab like the world was about to end.
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For adventurous travelers, nothing beats breathing in crisp air on top of a glacier or skiing the world's freshest powder.
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This autumn and winter we're embracing all the fun and festivity of seasonal shine, in the freshest, most modern way possible.
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He only likes the freshest lettuce, peppers and other produce, and it needs to be organic and straight from the garden.
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Employers are seeking ways to make all of their talent, from the freshest to the most mature, as productive as possible.
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This means searches from mobile devices will serve up the freshest results as Google will update its mobile index more frequently.
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A trip to H&M, where you can scope out the season's freshest silhouettes and trendiest details all in one place.
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The videos, which will play without sound during auto-play, are meant to help highlight some of the app's freshest content.
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Of the three Spanish clubs competing for the league trophy, Atlético looks perhaps the freshest and the fittest at this moment.
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That's just one way this startup, formerly known as Momentum Machines, wants to serve the world's freshest cheeseburger for just $22014.
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"The freshest book about divisiveness in America that I have read in some time," wrote Roy Blount, Jr. in his review.
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Found primarily in Massachusetts, the upscale restaurant prides itself on serving up classic seafood dishes using only the freshest coastal catches.
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"The Exit gallery is where it's at," I told two traveling Italian painters, who thought your show was the freshest of all.
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There are so many things wrong with this filing that the freshest intern at the Commission should have flagged it as suspect.
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The freshest material involves a British mascot, Owen Golly Jr. (Tom Bennett), who labors under the heavy hand of his father (Mr.
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And none of it actually tasted gross (other than the peppers, which I'm never a big fan of even at their freshest).
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Much of that detail was generated by sharp, efficient questioning from some of the party's freshest faces -- not just prominent freshman Rep.
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"It's giving a consumer a beer's freshest expression," said Dan Suarez, who founded the brewery in 2016 with his wife, Taylor Cocalis.
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Now she's well on her way to becoming one of the freshest new singers around, and you won't believe how talented she is.
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Oh, and we've also watched her rock some of the freshest hairstyles we've seen on a First Lady since Jackie O. Need proof?
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Under a closer inspection, the shop's window gleams with real-sized walnuts, presented like the freshest, most decadent food a mouse could imagine.
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He has to be the freshest, the flyest, the flyest planes, the best factories, and we have to make our core be empowered.
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But don't just take Capri's word for it, see how dirty brunette is about to become the freshest thing to hit 2019, ahead.
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But this is just the freshest example of how the entire tax reform process in Washington this year has been confusing and convoluted.
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He has learned to pay attention to vegetables, because even though military-issue salads aren't necessarily the freshest, raw onions help with texture.
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" Even the anticlerical enfant terrible Luis Buñuel was impressed, praising "Joan" as "the freshest, most interesting film in the current motion picture season.
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Carried away with success, I invented a final, grueling test: The two freshest-tasting specimens were drained, filleted and stuffed into a BLT.
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Chefman 4-Cup Grind and Brew Coffee Maker — $75 The secret to a perfect cup of coffee is using the freshest beans available.
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The vernacular elements sounded freshest when Mr. Marsalis folded them into passages of symphonic mass, with thick, pungent chords and boldly fractured phrases.
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The script is freshest when it sticks to Erica's transformative worldview, and Ms. Allen has an air of bewildered conviction that commands empathy.
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In case it somehow slipped your mind, Will Smith's Tonight Show entrance will remind you that he is the freshest of the fresh.
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The plasma's mostly pulled from teenagers, with a donor-age cap of 25, ensuring that only the freshest of blood is allowed at Ambrosia.
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And perhaps the freshest example: The government barred three activists from attending a meeting with Obama, over the White House and State Department's protestations.
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Another advantage is that crops are grown locally, cutting down on transportation time and costs, and delivering the freshest-possible products to the consumer.
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"Buy the freshest olive oil you can buy, and once you buy it, try to use it as soon as you can," says Wang.
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My classmate, Brian — his family owned the place — gave me my first hickey, smelled like Versace Blue Jeans, and always wore the freshest kicks.
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"Those are the freshest kicks," a young bro in a dressing gown observed, complimenting Novogratz's black patent shoes with orange piping and matching tassels.
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The freshest Vee-Dub on the block is the 2019 Arteon, a fastback sedan that lives above the Passat in the German automaker's hierarchy.
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When searching for something in which timeliness matters, Google will now surface the freshest, most-up-to-date information in its featured snippet boxes.
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The catch is, they're not always in the freshest condition, so you need to make sure you're eating your 50 cent cabbage that day.
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But the two standouts of this taste test were Tiger Sugar and Gong Cha, which had the freshest ingredients and most perfectly balanced flavors.
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She wants the freshest flowers, so she places her orders at the wholesale market no more than one or two days before the ceremony.
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McEntee might be back in the White House, in an even more senior position, but he's no longer the freshest face in the administration.
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WEST: So, the flyest, freshest, most amazing car, and what we want to start with is, I brought a gif with me right here.
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Similar to Spotify's Discover Weekly, which creates a "mixtape" every week, The Upload uses machine learning to bring the freshest music that you would like.
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Also, the Collection #1 data is said to be 2-3 years old, so not exactly the freshest but potentially still valuable to malicious actors.
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Like any big American city, it had a plan at the ready, a playbook crafted over years that was constantly updated with the freshest intel.
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Alas, the software Nubia intends to ship with the X is based on the older Android 8.1 Oreo instead of the freshest Android 9 Pie.
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That's discouraged lots of startups from even trying to compete and has prevented the government from accessing some of the freshest emerging ideas in tech.
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We think it can – because while Toy Story 193 wasn't the freshest of the bunch, it provided enough new ideas to reinvigorate a stuttering franchise.
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Tom Holland, the freshest face in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is set to reprise his role as Spider-Man in the upcoming Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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Eric: We've been featured in numerous magazines: Bon Appétit, Playboy, GQ.So, we get the freshest wild-caught Gulf shrimp we can get our hands on.
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"Black Panther," despite holding on to the Marvel formula in some way, manages to be the freshest film the Disney/Marvel machine has churned out.
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Locals speak of foul-smelling, dried-out carcasses littering the ground as far as the eye could see, flies buzzing only over the freshest specimens.
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Perhaps freshest in mind, however, is the "hacktivist" organization's decision to publish Hillary Clinton aide John Podesta's emails in the months before the 2016 election.
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Related: Harlem's Freshest New Art Fair is All About Growth Inside the Outsider Art Fair The World's Largest Contemporary African Art Fair Comes to Brooklyn
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It was a sweep — and the freshest baffling evidence that Mr. Duterte's repressive regime and growing authoritarianism have not put a dent in his popularity.
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Dancenoise came to life during the AIDS crisis, and even though it was the oldest act on Thursday night's program, it was easily the freshest.
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Perhaps it was the grocer who always had the freshest shrimp, who asked my mother how her day was going each time she entered the store.
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First things first: if you're going to be substituting dairy milk with coconut milk, you might as well use the best, freshest coconut milk you can.
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The 100-day interviews are the freshest examples of the flip side to his media hatred — he eats up the coverage because he's his own audience.
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Izmir markets are especially lively and dazzling, with the freshest fish straight from the sea: Silvery, glistening anchovies were in season, along with shimmering fat bonito.
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Also, most grocery stores restock on Tuesday nights, so go shopping on Wednesday and you'll get your pick of the freshest items and the newest sales.
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"They're running Season 5 of their gun-control reality show, featuring the freshest cast of characters yet in their modern march on Washington," he went on.
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His only reaction was to say "bang" when the shot went off: There's no other way you'd expect the freshest dresser in college sports to act.
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The freshest parts of the story revisit some of the character's longest-standing issues, as Peter struggles with the competing demands of normal adolescence and superheroism.
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"Actually, the freshest performance in 'The Producers' at the moment comes from Gary Beach, who after nearly two years remains an unqualified treat," Mr. Brantley wrote.
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It was along this arc that I came to appreciate how Italy's core culinary principle — a reliance on the freshest of ingredients — extends to the sea.
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The Budapest Festival Orchestra and its conductor, Ivan Fischer, gave two of the freshest, least conventional Beethoven performances of the season at Lincoln Center this week.
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In this episode, I walk you through the journey of an apple as it's ground up, layered, and pressed into the freshest and purest apple cider.
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His performance on Thursday also suggested that he is one of the freshest riders, which is crucial in the third week, when fatigue can be devastating.
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Beto At Thursday's White House meeting, Trump was also asked by a reporter about the freshest entrant in the Democratic White House race -- former Texas Rep.
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At a minimum, prepare for a split-screen approach that will offer the freshest soundings of what promises to be a long and bitter presidential campaign.
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Find the freshest powder, navigate your way out of that blinding white, or find your friends on the mountain—with just a little help from these apps.
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"Our annual Car Wars analysis indicates that Ford will have one of the freshest line-ups in the US market over the next four years," he added.
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"It is not the freshest I have ever felt, I will tell you that," admitted Kate McKinnon during an early morning phone interview with Refinery29 this week.
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But that is now the case in one Berlin supermarket, where a vertical garden has been implemented to provide shoppers with the freshest possible herbs and greens.
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I think the freshest way to wear a curly cut right now is to apply styling products to wet hair and then simply let it air dry.
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These award show getups tend to involve a designer's absolute freshest looks (often not even available for sale yet), and the dressings are planned well in advance.
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"Ultimate Care II," their latest record, had the freshest approach yet — it was composed entirely from the sounds that emitted from the washing machine in their basement.
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"I heard of one painter who caught the eggs before they hit the nest to get the freshest and warmest eggs for painting," says Mary Frances Dondelinger.
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Neighbors and family claim that their mother makes the best gefilte fish in New York and it's all thanks to her dedication to using the freshest fish.
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Or maybe you're an urban farmer and keep a backyard coop of your own to be able to brag about having the freshest omelettes in the neighborhood.
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Ariana Grande is the freshest name on the varied list of multi-hyphenates who have shouldered duty as both host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live.
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One of the many ways that dance music producers compete with one another is by trying to have the freshest, most boundary-pushing sounds in their productions.
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Also, the older produce is moved to the top of the pile when the store restocks the shelves, so the freshest stuff is on the bottom anyway.
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Many pay $7.99 for unlimited access, and 70% of subscribers visit weekly to hunt down the freshest and trendiest sounds to give their tracks that special something.
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The new partnership of Tiler Peck (senior principal) and Roman Mejia (young corps dancer) was the brightest and freshest of several ingredients newly illuminating City Ballet's repertory.
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Granted, Ms. Baker, who during the past decade has established herself as one of the freshest voices in American theater, has never been everyone's cup of moonshine.
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Some of the freshest details in the book involve Mr. Mattis, a retired Marine Corps general who has been viewed as an anchor in Mr. Trump's cabinet.
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For those of you who took a Sparknotes-only approach to high school English classes, Aunt March may not exactly be freshest Little Women character in your mind.
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With these, Google Cloud users can decide whether they want the freshest release or the most stable one — or easily evaluate the latest updates in a development environment.
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And because we were feeling inspired by everything happening on the runway, we wanted to know just how we could bring the freshest looks into our everyday lives.
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Its thick, crispy, and juicy chicken was the freshest of the flock, while its crunchy pickles, creamy mayo, and buttery toasted bun all contributed to one extraordinary bite.
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The Nuart Festival kicks off today in Norway, summoning street artists from around the world to deck the walls of Stavanger with their freshest and most ambitious ideas.
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Peter Sidlauskas (Bronze), Lev Tanju (Palace), and film-maker Johnny Wilson have all used house music in their skate edits, creating some of 2015's freshest feeling sections.
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Ceviche, the ever-popular traditional dish of Peru, relies on the freshest fish you can get your hands on and a healthy dose of fresh-squeezed lime juice.
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Keeping in line with being the best pizza maker creating the best pizza with the best seawater, O Ver uses the freshest, tastiest produce to top the pies.
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Angela is soft, patient, and careful with her food, and she seems to use the freshest produce in the world (straight from her garden, hence the channel's name).
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I just squirted the freshest milk I've ever had in my life in my mouth and I'm actually surprised to say—and happy to say—it was delicious.
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"People are recognizing that somebody coming out of Washington doesn't always have the freshest perspective," Garcetti told Axios at the National League of Cities City Summit last week.
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Vahdam Teas, an e-commerce that's focused on selling the freshest brews on the planet, has closed a Series A funding round worth $1.4 million to grow its business.
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A random week of song sections shows the return of Nora Jones and the sweeter sound of Novelist as we give you the freshest 11 songs of the week.
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From cool-toned neutrals to soft pink with glittery leopard spots on top, check out every way to wear spring's freshest, most unexpected, and surprisingly chic manicure trend, ahead.
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At Luda's Dumplings, where he is the chef, Eugene pledged to follow his mother's precepts — always use the freshest ingredients; mix everything by hand — if not exactly her recipe.
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The freshest battleground in the U.S.-China trade war is currently playing out in Canada, where the CFO of Huawei faces extradition for allegedly violating U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Related: The 6 Freshest Booths at Art Basel's Nova Section LA's Longest Running Art Fair Nails Another Year of Stunning Photography The 17 Sexiest Works of Art at NADA
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Each 663-foot device contains around 266 sensors and 213 microcomputers to produce the best, freshest, locally sourced cheeseburger that $26 can get you in America's most expensive city.
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Read on for the highlights … Perhaps the oral history's freshest revelation centered on one of The Hills' most unforgettable cliffhangers – and the fallout it held for Conrad, now 30.
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Alex Rodriguez and Jennifer Lopez -- decked out in all white -- might have had the freshest ride to the arena ... courtesy of Patriots owner Robert Kraft and his private jet.
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Photo by Andrea Domanick Kick off the last weekend in July with some of the freshest rap in the country (and beyond) to soundtrack the rest of your summer.
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This home-beer tap uses sound waves to convert your beer's carbonation into foam bubbles which, according to beer science, unleash the fullest and freshest flavor of the beer.
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So from the states to cities and counties ... but the area I'm really interested in and I think is probably the freshest area in the book, is the neighborhood.
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Summer's easy, and you can hold on to it for as long as you can: Buy the freshest vegetables and do very little to them; cook some steaks; repeat.
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For now, though, "Into the Spider-Verse" -- even with its excesses -- feels like one of the freshest spins on comic-book fare to swing into your friendly neighborhood cineplex.
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His take on the scent, launching in the form of Chanel No. 5 L'Eau this fall, is the freshest, cleanest, and — in my opinion — sexiest interpretation of it yet.
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Takeya Mizugaki in what will be an all-out bantamweight war in addition to a contest between two of the UFC's freshest faces in Sage Northcutt and Mickey Gall.
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Function and form work in tandem to provide Baxtrom and his team with the freshest of vegetables and herbs, plucked not from a truck but their very own grounds.
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Alex Wilhelm checked in with HiveIO, Friday, FreeConferenceCall, Brandlive, Kentik, Bluescape, LogMeIn, and other remote-oriented SaaS startups large and small to get the freshest data for Extra Crunch.
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From helping propel a little tune called "Old Town Road" into a monster hit to dominating VidCon as the freshest new platform, TikTok's growth has been fast and unrelenting.
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"Toy Story 4" is directed by Josh Cooley, and it must be said that, for a while, the tale doesn't seem like the freshest that Pixar has ever told.
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Veronika Part, a handsome ballerina in her farewell week with the company, catches several if not all of its contrasting facets; its dazzling unpredictability makes this her freshest vehicle.
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"What you got was the oldest candidate looking like the freshest and the newest," David Kogan, author of Protest and Power: The Battle for the Labour Party, told me.
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SCOTT: And one of the most hackneyed conceits in all of movies — the family holiday from hell — becomes the freshest, scariest, most electrifying domestic nightmare anyone has ever shot.
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It's not quite Google Maps, but the new optic still provides the most detailed understanding of the cerebral cortex to date, based on the freshest data from the latest technologies.
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Now that he's tasted some of the island's freshest seafood, it's time for some mouthwatering curried goat and jerk pork from Lyming at Walkerswood, prepared by master chef Dwayne Deleon.
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Unlike at other chains, the firm does not do deliveries as it did in its early days, because it wants its noodles always to be eaten at their very freshest.
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Hair is hair — regardless of gender — so in the spirit of doing whatever we want, we decided to try some of the freshest prom hairstyles on a group of dudes.
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It's last year's Skylake architecture, not the freshest Kaby Lake silicon, owing to Intel not yet having any seventh-generation quad-core parts — but fear not, it will be fast.
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We work very hard at sourcing the proper ingredients, and he, to this day, was always trying to find the best of everything: the best olive oil, the freshest basil.
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There is succulent swordfish belly to grill and the freshest bluefish to set you straight about this much-maligned variety, as well as marinated dogfish, mackerel and other Atlantic fish.
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Driven by a need for freshest salmon, most grass-fed lamb, and legal weed, Action makes a pit-stop in the Pacific Northwest en route to a concert in Vancouver.
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Now, it might just be that they're spending more time preparing, making sure it's clean or making sure they're using the freshest ingredients, but I also think that love transfers.
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Those carrots are simple to pull off, but use the freshest, best-looking ones you can find, nothing that seems like it's been languishing at the supermarket since time began.
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I know what it means to combine disparate elements, using only the freshest and crispiest you can find, and to make from it an offering, something for someone else's pleasure.
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The recycling feels freshest when the script lets the title characters explain individually why they need to party in the rural open-air disco they call the club (pronounced "clurb").
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From a creamy cleanser and watermelon mask, to retinol and hyaluronic acid serums, we've rounded up the freshest new offerings to make your skin-care goals a reality this year.
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But in this new wave of food where delivery, variety, and eco-friendliness matter most, some chains haven&apost been able to keep up with the fastest and the freshest.
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"When you can deal with a farm directly, and watch it come from that farm, you know you're getting the freshest product," said Daniel Kitson, 41, who owns the tavern.
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Juicero claims that its approach yields the freshest possible juice, but it's not obvious that fruit pulp stored in a bag actually stays fresh longer than juice stored in a bottle.
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The dancers — the freshest are Patricia Hoffbauer and Keith Sabado — are allowed to redirect spacing or stop and start movement phrases, which explore the dynamics of simple runs, hops and balances.
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And Mr. Skelton proved to be one of the freshest-sounding Tristans on the world stage — having sung it only once before, with Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic this year.
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It's by far the freshest, coolest… and also in these difficult times, with the economy in recession, it is a beer that can easily be bought and have some fun with.
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After going "back to the future" with a $234 million fund last year, VC firm Kleiner Perkins is aiming for some "returns of the Jedi" with its freshest (and refocused) fund.
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It was a little like eating a crostini topped with the freshest possible buffalo milk mozzarella, except with the cheese piled on a piping hot tomato-slicked pizza instead of toast.
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Daniel Blau, a newcomer from Munich, has mounted a group of drawings by Andy Warhol, the freshest of which date to a trip the artist made to Angkor Wat in 1956.
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Ahead, we spoke to the young artist about what it was like to make the video, premiering exclusively on Refinery29, and how she became one of the freshest voices in pop music.
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And that's not because the Spectre Folio lacks wow factor, it's because the device's freshest idea, that second hinge, is so clever and so natural looking you're left thinking it already exists.
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Domino's also announced that it will start offering customer location tracking so your local shop can better sync the cooking of pick-up orders with your arrival, for the freshest possible pizza.
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Dining | New Jersey Steven Yglesias, owner of the popular tapas restaurant Mompou in Newark's Ironbound neighborhood, knows his customers are food-savvy enough to want dishes made from the freshest local ingredients.
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In any case, I haven't had so much fun listening to Mr. Lloyd Webber's score, his freshest, and Mr. Rice's lyrics, his cheekiest, since I bought the concept album as a teenager.
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Citing the example of Jill Soloway, who made "Transparent" for Amazon, he said it's getting more common to find the freshest new creative visions on TV — but there's a "what if" attached.
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If you don't have a vegetable garden — or access to a friend's bounty — it's worth going to the farmers' market for the freshest, sweetest produce, because this soup is all about vegetables.
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Of the works in City Ballet's four-week Here/Now festival, those by Justin Peck, the company's artist in residence, have been among the freshest — the most aligned with the festival's title.
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That might sound like a strange combination, but it makes for some of the freshest fantasy literature being published right now, and it's earned Gladstone no small amount of acclaim for his work.
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But Dickinson is specific and self-aware in the way it uses anachronism: not to shock, but to illuminate, to bring out what is freshest and most urgent in Emily Dickinson's life story.
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With some patience and a little bit of help from this kitchen-transforming device, you can revel in the glory of the freshest, most delicious pasta without ever having to leave your home.
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In this case, perhaps the freshest splash of Pruitt reporting—the Times explored the firing of a Pruitt aide who warned against (possibly illegally) deleting things from his public schedule—was too much.
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In 1950, Bill Rosenberg opened the very first Dunkin' Donuts restaurant with the goal to "make and serve the freshest, most delicious coffee and donuts quickly and courteously in modern, well-merchandised stores."
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For Mr. Netanyahu, the country's longest-serving prime minister, it was only the freshest evidence of why many Israelis consider him a political genius who, despite the obstacles, can never be counted out.
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Musician Flea: As well as being hilariously wild, sharp as the freshest razor, and the most eccentric and absurd dancer to ever shake his ass, River Phoenix was the kindest person I ever met.
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The company is introducing new versions of the Explorer and Escape this year, and said it will have "the freshest SUV lineup in the industry" by the end of 2019, according to the release.
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Your favorite rapper's go-to spot for the freshest bling in NYC is probably gonna be closed for a sec ... 'cause the place got held up at gunpoint in the middle of the day.
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For the first time after he began boasting that the conservative movement was coalescing around him and not his rivals, Cruz received the freshest reminder yet that unity is still not completely within reach.
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Ever since Novelist broke out at the age most of us were still drinking WKD and kicking stones in the park (16), he's become, to many, one of the freshest, independent thinkers in grime.
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This tiny storefront in Venice is the organization's first time backing up a food and beverage company in the US, offering some of the freshest, potent, and floral matcha products that you can find.
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At the time of writing this article, searching the name of major publications like the Washington Post and New York Times in Google News, the freshest articles returned are at least four hours old.
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A Washington-based Costco employee told Business Insider that they got a bit annoyed whenever people pulled produce from the bottom of the pile in order to get the freshest possible fruits and vegetables.
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"We are adding lots and lots of new models, to the point where we are going to have in 18 months to two years one of the freshest showrooms in the industry," Ford said.
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The Chosen Bean's "Freshest K Cups in The World," $17.99Are they tired of stale K-Cup- and Nespresso pod-bound coffee, but a little too rushed in the morning to do anything about it?
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The truth is, these cheeses have a short shelf life, two or three days, before they begin to sour, so it's worth asking when shipments arrive and checking dates for the freshest possible specimens.
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But they do say that newer software upgrades can mess with older phones because the new software is designed for, well, the newest model — the one with the fastest processor and the freshest battery.
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Scroll ahead to craft your own list of add-to-cart pieces and keep checking back as we update this post with the freshest deals rolling in daily for the remaining 24-hours and counting.
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Moth caterpillars, for example, try and time their eggs to hatch at the same time as budburst as this allows baby caterpillars to chomp away at the freshest juiciest leaves that promote optimal caterpillar growth.
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Ahead we've rounded up 15 finds from Target's Home Refresh Sale that will help you to achieve your freshest winter home, starting from dual-purpose organization goods to cozy bedding essentials and everything in between.
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Your AC unit has accumulated a considerable amount of dust and grime when it was not in use, so giving your filters a proper cleaning will ensure that you're breathing in the freshest air possible.
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"We are adding lots and lots of new models, to the point where we are going to have in 18 months to two years one of the freshest show-rooms in the industry," he said.
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Alpine cheeses are traditionally made in the European Alps, where cowherds—in a process called transhumance—move cattle up and down the mountains in a seasonal cycle, letting them graze on the freshest meadow pastures.
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These queries are the ones circling pop music's freshest new face, Peppa Pig, the eponymous star of the educational cartoon that's aimed at toddlers and preschoolers, produced by the TV and film company Entertainment One.
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Vanmarcke attacked in the Carrefour de l'Arbre, one of the most feared cobbled sectors, but Team Sky's Stannard worked hard to help rein in the Lotto-JumboNL rider and eventually Harman was the freshest man.
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My own dining history, admittedly, isn't normal: For five years, from the ages of 39 to 44, I was The Times's restaurant critic, and thus obliged to hurtle to the freshest arrivals on the scene.
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The Bouqs Co. bouquets, available at The Bouqs Co., from $36UrbanStems bouquets, available at UrbanStems, from $35Both of these online florists offer stunning arrangements made from only the freshest blooms, and they're delivered quickly too.
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Of all the ways to make a 3-dimensional object, 3D printing is still the freshest, whether what's involved is plastic extrusion, milling away wood or metal, or the spinning of cells into functional living tissues.
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The strategy, if that's the right way of putting it, for 2016 and beyond is the same mixture of cultivating the best of what's gone before with the best of the freshest new ideas and sounds.
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They also often boil or sear chicken for around 10 seconds in order to kill bacteria, and many chefs work closely with small farms as a way to make sure they're using the freshest possible meat.
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In partnership with sustainable farms, the Bouqs Co. is an online farm-to-table delivery service that is able to bring the freshest flowers to your doorstep just four or five days after they've been cut.
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But "Stranger Things 3" feels freshest when it's less focused on the sci-fi plot, and more when it's dealing with the rapidly maturing cast, as many of the younger characters find themselves becoming angsty teenagers.
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Almost every morning, merely a few moments after wiping the dregs of mascara from our faces, we wake up to some of the freshest hairstyles and makeup looks seen on our favorite stars the night before.
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No need to hunt through a virtual field of products and pages to score the best elegant steals, because we've crafted a super-sale treasure map of the freshest finds from the half-off sale ahead.
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It was deemed one of the most unique, freshest takes on social video sharing — a concept that didn't allow you to edit, filter or manipulate video in any way before posting it for others to see.
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The freshest evidence of his enduring appeal came on New Year's Eve, when Cosby broke his social media silence to thank fans and supporters; the Facebook post received more than 31,000 likes in the ensuing week.
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Back in the day, A&R meant going out to gigs and watching bands, but in this era, it became sitting at your computer trawling Myspace, then Facebook and YouTube, for the freshest, youngest thing going.
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"This new rendition of Earth uses the most recent data available — mostly from Landsat 8 — making it our freshest global mosaic to date," Chris Herwig, program manager for Google Earth Engine wrote in a blog post.
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That could mean anything from making sure there are more granola bars on the shelf when those bars are on sale, keeping the freshest yogurt on the top of rack, or strategically hiding under-stocked goods.
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It is a subjective process, one in which it is always tempting to give too much weight to the great champion in front of you, the one whose victory under pressure is freshest in your mind.
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The OnePlus 6 builds on the company's "single horizon line" design philosophy, but thanks to the new glass back, notched screen, and re-arranged and improved dual cameras, the design feels like the freshest iteration in years.
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We hope you loved the second episode of Fuck, That's Delicious on VICELAND, which took us to the Pacific Northwest, where Action ate the freshest salmon, the most grass-fed lamb, and smoked some pretty legal weed.
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Part of that shift can be traced to Soulja Boy, whose videos depicted him and his friends playing jokes on each other, stunting in the freshest clothes, and trying to entertain themselves as much as their viewers.
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This unfortunate reality is exactly the reason why it's critically important to treat these hyper-seasonal fruits with the utmost respect whenever you have the chance to cook with them in their freshest and un-frozen form.
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The unpretentious butcher-to-plate restaurants around the market, like Epirus, provide the freshest option to brave a taste of patsa, tripe stew, or magiritsa, the lamb offal soup reserved for the early hours of Easter elsewhere.
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This month, as the eyes of the industry are trained on the runways in New York, London, Milan and Paris, it's worth taking a breather to scope out what some of fashion's freshest talent is cooking up.
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I also have a Mr. Coffee burr grinder Mr. Coffee BVMC-BMH21229.99 Automatic Burr Mill Grinder, Black/Silver so that I am making the freshest coffee possible and I buy my coffee freshly roasted from a local company.
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Walmart's patent filings hint that it may see a future where farmers use its drones to not only spot crop problems but selectively apply chemicals or even disperse pollen to bring shoppers the freshest and cheapest food possible.
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In a panel on the new frontier of digital dating, we'll be bringing together some of the freshest minds in the space to discuss how niche dating services could be the next big thing we swipe right on.
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In plain English, Lease is saying that Biles's third tumbling pass is equivalent in difficulty to Wieber's first pass, a detail that's significant because gymnasts typically perform their most difficult pass first, when their legs are the freshest.
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"Focusing sex as a highlight at the end of an evening or date isn't always ideal — we may not be at our 'freshest,' whether we've consumed a big meal, alcohol, or are just tired from our day," Goldwyn says.
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Though the film, about a pair of long-lost twins who team up to reunite their estranged parents, was based on the 1961 movie of the same name, it's the LiLo one that now remains freshest in people's minds.
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The act of a new designer taking inspiration from its original founder or its archives may not be the freshest approach to breathing new life into a fashion house, but Carolina Herrera isn't a brand that needs reviving anyway.
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Ms. Bouder, dancing the new Gerring and a revival of Susan Stroman's "Blossom Got Kissed," was at her freshest; most of her fellow dancers — notably Sara Mearns, dancing beside Ms. Bouder in Ms. Gerring's "Duet" — were in good form.
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Fashion month is ostensibly all about luxury brands showing off their freshest wares on the runway so that magazine editors and luxury buyers can begin to plan their future content and think about what their clients will want to purchase.
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Whether it's the Martyrs' Cemeteries that punctuate cityscapes or the leafy Bill Clinton Boulevard that cuts through the capital—homage to the international intervention that cut the conflict short—there are near constant reminders that Kosovo is Europe's freshest battleground.
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And that becomes the takeaway of these movies, which are not the first, freshest, or most resonant ones to delve into drug addiction or the suffering caused by bigotry, but are sideways takes on the idea of the idealized son.
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Likewise, their print catalog not only offered up a selection of clothing and the freshest underpinning styles, but also served as our monthly reminder that bikini season is always right around the corner and our ab muscles should take note.
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The trio raced down the leading duo in the flat section leading to the finish and Pinot, arguably the freshest rider in the third week, then outsprinted Zakarin for his third grand tour stage win after prevailing twice on the Tour.
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Driven by the need for the freshest salmon, most grass-fed lamb, and some pretty legal weed, our main man Action Bronson and his squad make a pit stop in the Pacific Northwest on his way to a concert in Vancouver.
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It's bewildering to see your home transform before your eyes from the place you went to school and played in the park and hung out with your friends into a synonym for horror, the freshest entry on a tragic list.
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At Japan's legendary Tsukiji Fish Market, the largest and most iconic of its kind in the world, 1,900 tons of seafood is sold each year to a hungry throng seeking the freshest possible uni and Bluefin tuna that yen can buy.
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That's right—the shelves are ripe with the freshest ingredients, I've managed to hold type-2 diabetes at bay for another week and the internet is positively heaving with delicious dinner ideas, all there at the swipe of a thumb.
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Catching Golf's Motion in a Still Photo Fall Fashion: The Shape of Things to Come, Starring the Season's Freshest Faces Jocks Rule, Nerds Drool A Free Press Needs You Weekend Reads: Those Terrible Teenage Years We Are Merging With Robots.
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All around me people shrug and yawn at his latest petulant tirade, his newest baseless tweet, his freshest assertion that the numbers that the rest of us see are just optical illusions and he really did win the popular vote.
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The two polls based on the freshest surveys of voters - which were conducted almost entirely after the killing on Thursday of a British lawmaker - both put the "In" camp in the lead, reversing a recent rise in support for "Out".
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Typically, the Bachelorette is pulled from the final three or so women (Kelsey went home fourth), because they have the longest journeys on the show and are the freshest in fans' minds compared to someone who went home weeks ago.
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This is especially nice news because transit wonks say the city has the freshest approach to transit in the US. Still, basketball's got this team beat: The Phoenix Suns and the Golden State Warriors also offer subsidized transit to fans.
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"We already have demonstrated that we can provide to our customers the freshest, best-tasting and nutritious locally grown produce, while using renewable energy, very little water, and no pesticides," said Mike Zelkind, CEO and co-founder of 80 Acres Farms.
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Each day the fridges are stocked with fresh grab-and-go salads and cold-pressed juices, but the best option here is to settle in and order the hot bowl of the day — always the freshest thing on the menu.
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So in order to get a better look at how Morimoto finally got to Vegas—from the perils of fake Wagyu to the logistics of sourcing the freshest fish in the middle of the desert—we caught up with the master.
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These mostly young women would parade up and down the sidewalk, the avenue, the Tuileries in their freshest outfits, preening and "peacocking" for the cameras — whether they ever set foot inside the venue and witnessed the fashion show was beside the point.
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Rihanna, always light years ahead in the style stakes, was the first to predict the trend: She wore Vaccarello's disco boots fresh off the catwalk, styled with low-key ripped light denim jeans, oversized leather jacket, and the freshest of hoop earrings.
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When gamers rushed to buy the Switch earlier this year, it was, in the near term at least, on the promise of a Zelda game that looked to be the freshest in years, yet at the same time return to the series' roots.
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But, the incident likely the freshest in everyone's mind is the drone and cruise missile attacks on Saudi oil sites earlier this month, when Saudi oil production was temporarily crippled by systems most air defense systems are not designed to effectively counter.
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And there's almost always been a bonus cherry on top: a short animated film that played before the feature and often contained some of the funniest, freshest, and sometimes most poignant storytelling of the year, giving space for Pixar's animators to experiment.
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NEW YORK/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Walmart Inc's patent filings hint that it may see a future where farmers use its drones to not only spot crop problems but selectively apply chemicals or even disperse pollen to bring shoppers the freshest and cheapest food possible.
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The version that was delivered to me wasn't only the extended version – as if it weren't large enough to begin with – but one that had 59 miles on the odometer, an indication that Book by Cadillac is handing out the freshest of cars.
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"At Google we realized that our ability to display links to the freshest and most relevant news was limited by a fundamental problem: fresh news lacked hyperlinks," he wrote in a blog post in 2011 after Osama bin Laden, the mastermind of the Sept.
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People go early—around 5:30 AM—and it's best to be wide awake so you can avoid tares, the three-wheeled miniature carts that race past the multicolor stands manned by seasoned professionals, award-winning restaurateurs, tourists, and the freshest sushi in the world.
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"We invested in this partnership, and technology, because we believe drone delivery will be an essential component of our pizza deliveries, so even more customers can receive the freshest, hottest pizza we can offer," said Domino's Group CEO Don Meij in an apparently sincere statement.
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The role of Titania beautifully showcases dissimilar dancers: young Miriam Miller, with face and limbs registering wonderfully throughout the theater, is all springtime bloom; Teresa Reichlen, marvelously incisive and exact, is warmly imperious; Sara Mearns, at her freshest and grandest, makes the dance joyously voluptuous.
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This dynamic reinforces a truth the food world has grappled with since the early moments of the locavore movement: that to grow and serve the freshest food is a prohibitively expensive undertaking, and that morals, aesthetic preferences and economics don't always play nicely together.
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Los Angeles's Roberts Projects, Galerie Templon of Paris and Brussels, and New York's Sean Kelly gallery all brought their freshest canvases by Wiley, all dated 2018, although Kelly claims to have the first work completed by the artist after he polished off Obama's portrait.
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By the time she made her way to the mic, Hough had all but stolen the show with her jaw-dropping look: a sparkly two-piece bralette with matching short-shorts, a chic tuxedo jacket draped over top, and the freshest chin-length bob, to boot.
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Exploring the struggle to stay truthful to oneself among the pressures of peers and the loneliness of adolescence is just one of the reasons Dear Evan Hansen has resonated so much with young people (its catchy, pop-rock score — one of the freshest since Rent — hasn't hurt).
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Assuming the creative direction for a brand and digging into the archives is not a new concept by any means, but Burley's connections, as well as her hand-selecting of some of the freshest, most forward-thinking creatives will surely inject new life into the label.
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The McDLT was a way for the fast-food chain to offer customers the freshest version of its burger possible: It was essentially a deconstructed sandwich served in styrofoam to keep the hot parts — the patty — hot and the cold parts — the lettuce and tomato — cold.
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If you want to see the very freshest content that YouTube has to offer then set the Sort by column (far right) to Upload date—we warn you though that this will serve up a lot of videos of lesser quality for the popular search terms.
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The Georgian kitchen is heavily seasonal and features a dizzying intermarriage of Eastern and Western flavors, anchored by thick khinkali soup dumplings, plump with rich broth; cheesy flatbreads scorched in clay ovens; and a harmony of sweet and sour flavors culled from the freshest fruits and herbs.
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The frenzy reflects not only the pressure writers put on themselves to come up with the freshest, sharpest satire they can generate, but also their competitive TV environment, where several broadcast and cable shows are trying to put unique stamps on the same set of events.
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Whether it's finding unconventional first date ideas, analyzing the latest scientific studies, writing about your own relationships, or giving advice based on the love life of celebrities, this person wants to bring readers the freshest information and know-how on navigating the exhilarating world of relationships and dating.
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"Chevrolet will have the industry's broadest and freshest lineup of utility vehicles led by the all-new 248.2 Equinox and Traverse, plus we have a unique three-truck pickup strategy and a dominant position in large SUVs," Kurt McNeil, U.S. vice president of sales operations, said in a statement.
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Based on a new supplier agreement, which was obtained by CNBC, Whole Foods is bringing product displays in house and no longer using outside brokers to do the work of making sure there are enough snacks on the shelf or keeping the freshest dairy items on the top rack.
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Nothing stands as a greater indictment of our Democratic political establishment than the fact that some of its freshest faces think serious progress is made by distilling expeditionary warfare, its obvious ravages, and its hidden costs down to a half-baked, Adam Smith–style exercise in taxpayer burden-sharing.
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And while the popular cooking method of dropping live lobsters into boiling water has been the subject of many a movie scene and humaneness debate, there's a certain thrill to knowing lobster is often alive until the moment you eat it — that you're getting the freshest possible animal.
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The President's team had laid out a number of states Trump could hit during the last week of the midterms, but waited to finalize which of those options they'd choose as rally destinations for as long as possible so they could base their decisions on the freshest polls.
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Bolívar didn't live here for much of the 10 years that he owned the house, but you can see why he came back here between independence campaigns: The lush gardens are surprisingly free from urban noise and offer some of the freshest, least polluted air in the city.
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Ojai has all the makings of the next great destination: Throw a rock and hit The Day Spa of Ojai, which offers private garden massages; throw another and there's Hip Vegan Café, a sometimes raw, always delicious organic restaurant that has the freshest spicy almond and seed pate in southern California.
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The Bouqs Co. bouquets, available at The Bouqs Co., $39 and upUrbanStems bouquets, available at UrbanStems, $42 and upWe've ordered bouquets from The Bouqs Co. and UrbanStems and both offer gorgeous flower arrangements, potted plants, and even holiday wreaths made from only the freshest blooms, and they're delivered quickly, too.
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There may be a new movie, an eighth story, a two-part play and a second theme park coming — but perhaps the freshest Harry Potter content amid all that is Severus Snape and the Marauders, a fan film about Harry's father and his friends facing off against the future potions master of Hogwarts.
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Don't take too dark a view of the reporting environment: It's an opportunity for us to practice the skills we've learned in much tougher places around the world and to lead by example – and therefore to provide the freshest, most useful, and most illuminating information and insight of any news organization anywhere.
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Okay, I know it came out in 2015, but not for anything I own: I'm a consoles-only guy as it stands, so when this stupendously fun Uniracers-goes-Rayman affair (sort of?) butt-slid its way into my life, I grabbed it like it was the freshest, juiciest peach on the tree.
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But the restaurant, located by Bob, is a temple of sorts where the eponymous owner and chef Mitsuo Yamashita is referred to by his employees as the Master, and boss and staff work as one to pluck the freshest, purest products from the nearby ocean and put them on your plate with minimal interference.
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"We wanted to bring in the themes that people know and love form the mobile app, while making it easier to navigate the freshest content using the real estate on a TV." The app comes with a personalized "home" feed that combines live TV recommendations with DVR recordings into a single feed meant to be tailored to your interests.
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WEST: He has to be the freshest, the flyest, the flyest planes, the best factories, and we have to make our core be in power, we have to bring jobs into America, because our best export is entertainment and ideas, but when we make everything in China and not in America, then we're cheating on our country.
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You can tell they're good before you even touch them to your face — there's no sort of soapy film, no annoying dispenser that pulls out three when you just want one and dries the whole batch out in time... just a neat stack of ultra-thin rounds of cotton that smell as though they've been dipped in the freshest, crispest rose water around.
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Rap star Kanye West said during a bizarre meeting in the Oval Office that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE "has to be the freshest, the flyest" as the president of the United States.
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If Sanders is the Howard Beale of the Democratic field, the mad as hell television commentator of the 1976 movie "Network" and Mayor Pete is Beto 2.0, the freshest face this cycle, then Biden is the uncle you are happiest to see at Thanksgiving, the one with the jokes whose kids actually like him, and whose wife smiles through unclenched teeth.
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She opens with a double layout with a full twist, a display of sheer power — like an avalanche screaming down the side of a mountain: The basic strategy for the floor exercise is that you start off with your strongest tumbling pass, because that's when your legs are freshest; then, as your legs tire, you ease up on the difficulty.
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But when it came to emphatically underdone chic, Ms. Vikander had nothing on Kate Winslet, Saoirse Ronan, Emily Blunt and Margot Robbie, each of whom turned her back on the highly lacquered, stiffly sculpted up-dos that dominated Oscars past in favor of a free-form tumble of waves, one of the freshest, least contrived looks to emerge on the red carpet in years.
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A Walmart spokesperson declined to comment on negotiations with Instacart, but hinted at the company's rationale for taking the approach it has to date: "[W]e have a great team of personal shoppers who attend a three-week training session to learn to pick the freshest produce and best cuts of meat for our Online Grocery customers," the spokesperson wrote in an email to Recode.
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It's also a snapshot of a moment when comedy's freshest counterculture impulse was gleefully crass and willfully offensive, built on thumbed noses and middle fingers — what scanned at the time as a liberating response to a rigid and hypocritical culture, but will appear to a weighty chunk of today's viewers as the childish dregs of an entire cohort's glib, bratty chauvinism and coddled, almost toddlerish self-regard.
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That it was instead one of the freshest, most charismatic and poignant performances I've ever seen speaks to the conceptual focus of Clément Cogitore, an artist and filmmaker making his debut as a stage director, and Bintou Dembélé, a pioneer of French hip-hop dance (and to the keen instincts of Stéphane Lissner, the leader of the Paris Opera, where I saw it in October).
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"Here your alarm clock is replaced by the sound of monkeys and the only decision to make each day is whether to go surfing, explore one of the beautiful unspoilt beaches, or enjoy an aerial view of the jungle on the world's longest zipline canopy tour… or you can just lie back and relax with a cold beer and some of the freshest ceviche we've ever tasted."
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When the garage bubble burst—a date that I'm setting as October 24, 2001: a week before I moved to Essex; two days before the fifth and final Pure Garage of the original canon; and the day Wideboys released "Sambuca" with Dennis G (since sambuca always spells the end)—tracks stopped getting the chart traction they once had and grime nuzzled into its place as London's freshest new genre.
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It just got a $120 million facelift and has the fancy dining to match: In addition to Amanda Cohen's Thyme and Einat Admoney's Flora Cafe, the terminal is now home to a Global Bazaar—a sort of upscale, grab-and-go food court—which, in turn, offers some of the freshest sushi this side of the Pacific, in the form of a mini version of Tokyo's world-famous Tsukiji Fish Market.
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Here are just a couple of highlights:Finding the coldest beer in the fridgeAll thermal images: Michael Nuñez/GizmodoFinding the freshest cherries at the farmer's marketFinding the coldest beverage in a coolerFinding the least grody handlebar on the New York City subwayFinding the leak in this pipe at workFinding the hottest cup of coffeeThere are plenty of other, more useful, ways to use the FLIR thermal camera, and there's even a small dongle for your phone ($250) if you want to using one yourself.
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Last night's…Read more ReadMission to Zyxx&aposs Third Season Is Bolder and Taking the Piss Out of Star Wars in the Freshest WayIn its third season, Mission To Zyxx—a sci-fi/improv comedy podcast about a squad of spacefaring…Read more ReadThe Scientist Fighting the Dumbest Kind of Bad Science Reporting on TwitterLate last week, a Twitter account highlighting one of the cardinal sins of bad science journalism…Read more ReadDamn, Could the Samsung Galaxy Fold Be Worth It?
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Gerson, author of 22013's A Cancer Therapy: Results of Fifty Cases, told people sick with everything from cancer to migraines to stop looking for cures in evil, unnatural medicine, as the path to healing was simple: Eat three salt-free, plant-based meals a day, and then find a way to chug 22010 glasses of raw carrot-apple and green juices made from only the freshest organic fruits and vegetables, a practice that came to be known as Gerson Therapy.
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Pricing and delivery options: Atlas offers three different "Coffee of the Month" subscription models, so you can choose one to suit your needs: A half bag for $9 (six ounces, about 15 cups) A single bag for $14 (12 ounces, about 30 cups) A double bag for $28 (24 ounces, about 60 cups) They roast the beans when they're ordered so you always get the freshest batch possible, and you can select your roast preferences to include light-to-medium, medium-to-dark, or all roast types.
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