Sometimes you just need pure froth to take your mind off whatever is bothering you — but well-crafted froth.
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Pros: Multiple settings for different types of froth, hot or cold milk froth, nice design, stainless steelCons: A bit expensive, no adjustable temperature
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He found that in simple cases he got the same answers that people had obtained much more laboriously using fields when they let froth interact with froth.
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It really keeps the integrity of the almond milk taste and features a 1/2-inch-thick froth on top — it's more of a bubbly froth than the whole milk's airy foam.
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The camera zooms in, revealing a mound of soapy froth.
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It's also used to create the froth in some espressos.
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It's hard to work up a froth about mediocrity, though.
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The latest figures suggest that the froth is coming off.
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" "There's a lot of froth and excitement going on today.
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"The froth has gone out of the uplift," he said.
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It was a mosh pit of glam Rasta hippie froth.
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" "There's a lot of froth and excitement going on today.
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That is not to say the market is without froth.
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Diners loll with laptops and nurse lattes with froth flowers.
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That may well lead to a better kind of froth.
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Who has words that froth and boil over with meaning?
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Froth is a trading environment that usually precedes a market bubble.
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He believes the proposals have been misunderstood, calling the reaction "froth".
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It was part of the froth that we had last week.
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I froth milk and I deliver it to her in bed.
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Her face was yellowed, and froth drips from her parted mouth.
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Hundreds of FSLN flags waved in a froth of black and red.
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Mr Xi might succeed in skimming some froth from a bubbly market.
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But it's also a lot more than a disposable bit of froth.
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The recent moves simply take a little froth off of the market.
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Read More Home flipping reached 10-year high: Can you say froth?
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There's also a froth separator, to ensure your drinks go down smooth.
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There was froth all over Rod's lips, strewn with half-chewed pastrami.
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When the froth dissolves, only a third of the glass is left.
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Swooshed around it all is a puckering froth of green apple juice.
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History has shown, though, that froth comes in many forms, even profits.
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They point out that, despite the froth, viable businesses emerged from that episode.
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Egg white froth Method: Once all ingredients are combined, shake, then double strain.
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The Camera Obscura, where a large dish showed the froth of the waves.
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There's a lot of froth and fraud in something that's exciting as this.
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On our side, we froth at the mouth for leads [to new students].
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Above: A volcanic froth is barely, inadequately contained by a tough rubber carapace.
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This looks like an overly frothy market and frothy markets lose their froth.
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But much of the Apple Watch's bolt-on functionality seems like pure froth.
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We attach ourselves voyeuristically to the news and whip ourselves into a manufactured froth.
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I think there's a lot of fervor and froth in the marketplace right now.
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Near record-low mortgage rates have likely contributed to the froth in home prices.
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Every once in a while, however, something extraordinary rises above the web's feculent froth.
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The dramatic rally of 2017 has driven many of the currencies into froth territory.
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A glance across Europe's markets suggests some froth forming in certain corners at least.
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In one minute or less, my butter was completely melted and beginning to froth.
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Before opening Froth & Forage, Mr. Reid was executive chef at Orso, in downtown Anchorage.
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Floating on top like froth on a cappuccino are Anna Kichtchenko and Matias Plaul.
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MARKETS frequently froth and bubble, but the boom in bitcoin, a digital currency, is extraordinary.
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The sea off of Waterfront is still angry, all white froth and brown with runoff.
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Penmarch is POISED to become the world's number one vacation destination for fish froth enthusiasts.
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The picture is then scanned and reproduced onto the froth using a flavorless food coloring.
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According to quantum theory, particles are merely bubbles of froth, kicked up by underlying fields.
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Water and rain were blowing sideways, and were being whipped "into a froth," he said.
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Froth it for 1 to 2 minutes by moving the mesh plunger up and down.
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Pearl, priced from about $155 to $650, is two parts crisp practicality, one part froth.
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It made all the froth and familiar fantasia seem old-fashioned, and close to irrelevant.
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Now that some of that froth has been burned off, investors can assess the damage.
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You can also control the amount of froth that it makes which is an awesome feature.
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The beer icons that were once half empty but confusingly topped with froth are now full.
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Deeper consideration might have given the book a bit more substance, and a bit less froth.
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The droplets themselves were created by whipping liquid metal, above its melting point, into a froth.
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The whole movie is just a cup of sweet, empty froth, flecked liberally with fake blood.
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After all, these days, a little bit of froth can be just as needed as ever.
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Indeed, three hikes may not be enough to deal with financial froth the Fed has created.
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The Aeroccino prepares both hot and cold milk froth, so you can top virtually any drink.
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We gyrate from left to right; pundits froth; we listen to breathless moans and delighted squeals.
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The more foam and froth in juice, or anything you're blending, the more nutrients you lose.
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"Last year was all about the froth," Kelly said of the overvaluation of assets like bitcoin.
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The airborne contagion of advertising and spin, political lying and celebrity froth, makes authentic discourse difficult.
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Instead we got a bit of froth and circumstance, a splash or two of cold water.
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Concerns about central bank tightening, trade rows and currency swings could blow some froth, they cautioned.
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More Carol Burnett than Madonna, she's sturdy in her goofiness, and fluent in froth and frill.
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The airlines had claimed that there was blood and froth oozing from Ghosh's mouth, which violated guidelines.
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Optimists hope the end of the funding froth will have kiboshed only firms with bad business plans.
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Cramer said investors should beware of froth, when red-hot stocks skyrocket higher for no apparent reason.
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Shake again over ice, this time a little longer to really combine and froth the drink. 3.
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Remember when buying a cappuccino with extra froth was about as exotic as your coffee order got?
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Last year, Bellandur Lake made international headlines after it caught fire and later began spewing toxic froth.
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Word about Froth & Forage has been getting around for locals, with reservations for dinner now a must.
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She set down two shot glasses, unbidden: grasshoppers, green as mouthwash, with a snowy froth on top.
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"Irrespective of whether it is assessed on price or value, bitcoin is flooded with froth," it said.
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Coconut milk is great in smoothies; heat and froth it, though, and it becomes thin and bitter.
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To mimic the creamy froth on a fresh hot chocolate, she coated my bleached pieces in beige gloss.
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Its froth quality and milk temperature settings can also be customized in four and five different ways, respectively.
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Thus lurid claims about foreign criminals and "winning back our country" froth forth from Vote Leave and Leave.
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"We believe the speculative froth phase of cryptocurrency investment – and perhaps peak prices – may have passed," Abate said.
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It's well made, whisks matcha up perfectly, and results in a nice froth on top of your bowl.
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But if volatility and long-dated yields continue to rise, some of that froth could quickly some off.
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With the froth having come out of coking coal prices, the question becomes what will happen in 2017?
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Once some of the speculative froth has blown off the gas market, prices are likely to resume rising.
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The Times conveniently forgot all the froth as the lefties got their flippers flapping to oppose Ebell's appointment.
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For the cappuccino lover in the house, its patented system mixes steam and milk to create a rich froth.
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What Amazon users have to say: Reviewers love that you can customize the amount of froth in your drink.
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The mystery has whipped the internet into a froth of theories that span everything from aliens to Chinese spies.
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The pessimists retort that this is froth: a few firms may be doing wonderfully but the economy is stuck.
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"His enchanting words sent equity markets into a froth," said Stephen Innes, a senior trader at OANDA Asia Pacific.
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The froth in property contributed to Morgan Stanley's forecast for a steady Q3 GDP growth rate of 6.7 percent.
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Tim Condon, head of research for Asia at ING, was more positive about the Chinese government's froth-tampering moves.
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A paddle wheel skims off the froth and shunts it into another tank, where the water is drained out.
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The Sun's advertisers were snake-oil salesmen, literally; medical quacks who boiled rattlesnakes and bottled the skimmed-off froth.
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The stampede appears to have been halted with both prices and trading activity losing some of their recent froth.
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When you pour beer into a glass, you imagine that it's full, but two-thirds of it is froth.
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People don't realize that, Purser adds as he leans against his in-office bar, watching the froth slowly recede.
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Through it strode a man with a froth of white beard, bearing down on my table with open arms.
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"What we're worried about is froth coming out of that market, and that's starting to affect equities," said Harvey.
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The first was of a man in his 30s lying on the floor with white froth surrounding his mouth.
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Alas, there's no diaper in "Lucy in the Sky," an omission that has whipped expectant audiences into a froth.
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"Most bear markets begin at a level of extreme froth," which does not describe the current environment, he said.
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They seem to have done the immediate trick with volumes and prices losing some of their froth this week.
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The 1.1-quart juice jug with froth container and 3.2-quart pulp container give you room to juice larger quantities.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoWith a new iPhones due out later this fall, the Apple rumor mill is hitting peak froth.
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Throw a pod in the machine, add half a Splenda, froth the milk, and my espresso is ready and heavenly.
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The key to understanding cryptocurrency pricing is to ignore the froth, hype and FUD and instead focus on true utility.
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To gauge whether house prices reflect fundamentals or froth, The Economist has compared them with rents and median household incomes.
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A gallon of undigested dry dog food sprayed out of Puppy's mouth on a wave of bile and beer froth.
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At just $150, you still enjoy a compact machine that brews a quality espresso and makes a velvety milk froth.
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Every once in a while, you should fill a cup with warm, soapy water and froth for a deeper clean.
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We do think that if that froth comes out, it will start to spillover," he warned on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Sometimes called soapberry, the fruit also has a curious ability to froth up into a foam when agitated or whipped.
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After my batter puffed up into a glorious pale froth, I pulled out my favorite nonstick pan and started frying.
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Steel rebar prices have lost some of their froth but are still trading at levels last seen in January 2015.
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Once he's whipped himself up into a froth, this merciless madman returns to claim his prey with another horrific murder.
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Talked up by the froth-thirsty press and obsessed over by sensation-hungry society, the event was a must-see.
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" In a note, BMO said it wouldn't rule out a sharp but healthy correction "to clean up some of the froth.
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Pedestrians both human and seimei crossed in front of him, a bubbling of murmurs following in their wake like mental froth.
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The see-through cups were minimalist and cool; with the huge froth layer inside them they could even have iconic potential.
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Cramer said the cloud-based cybersecurity company could have enough in it to run higher, but the stock has some froth.
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Spruce Pine quartz is highly pure to begin with, and purer still after being put through several rounds of froth flotation.
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The froth of the ocean lapping against the rocks beneath our hero, who makes a habit of dangling from precarious rocks.
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They are supposed to recalibrate, take time, burn out froth and wait for the next catalyst to push the market higher.
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Its froth is noticed in the rise in whistle-blower claims by corporate gatekeepers such as inside counsel and compliance officers.
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You must first combine the sugar and egg yolks and whisk them into a froth before you pour in the cream.
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Contributing to that outlook are market indicators that suggest "a little froth" in the market, according to the Vanguard chief economist.
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He does believe there is "some froth" as everyone on Wall Street chases performance going into the end of the year.
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Bigger than the planet Mercury, Titan is a hulking mass with liquid hydrocarbon seas and a thick froth of nitrogen atmosphere.
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But the froth over blockchain reveals a real frustration with the current internet, which was supposed to be a decentralizing force.
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I make myself a couple of shots of espresso with our Nespresso machine and froth up almond milk for a faux latte.
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Reese Witherspoon's character, Madeline Martha Mackenzie, is literally a walking non-fat latte — full of energy with a little bit of froth.
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For a phone with this much froth behind it, there's actually quite a few features people might be expecting, but won't get.
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Civil rights activists have been working themselves into a froth over the White House nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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His movies froth up and boil over, as viewers scalded by "Requiem for a Dream" (2000) or "Black Swan" (2010) can testify.
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The milk froth grows creamier and frothier as it heats until it's perfect for pouring over the espresso in your coffee mug.
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Its hot chocolate base is made with chocolate paste, topped with hot milk and more froth, and three types of chocolate shavings.
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Glancing up, I saw the starry froth of the Milky Way, that night a mirror for the glitter of the undersea world.
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They have drunk too deeply of the stuff which really makes life exciting and worth living to be satisfied with the froth.
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Two turkeys, one a stormy froth of yellow and orange, the other a feathery spattering of dashes and drips, anticipate Abstract Expressionism.
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The company also improved the beer emoji to ensure froth is no longer present at the top of a half-full beer.
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In fact, I feel most large caps are either full or have built a 5-10 percent froth over their fair market value.
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He notes that others have pointed to possible froth in asset markets as a warning sign that the Fed is moving too slowly.
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It's a big, soapy froth, and Simien and showrunner Yvette Lee Bowser punctuate it all with deft one-liners and satisfying plot twists.
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Then, I squirted a tiny dollop of the froth into the palm of my hand — oh come on, I was just smelling it!
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Elegant, light on its feet, overflowing with fizzy froth, the new After Laughter is no such animal: this is pop, no suffix needed.
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A major delivery of off-market metal into LME sheds may kill off the current speculative froth and send lead back into hibernation.
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It even had its toe in the early dot-com froth, with online forerunner Prodigy, which it offloaded for a pittance in 1996.
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Pricing a new stock is hard when the market is awash with speculative froth – and even more so when IPO candidates are unprofitable.
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"We're in a consolidation phase; things were going aggressively, so it's healthy to take a pause and take out some froth," he said.
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"The froth and the attention around ICOs is masking the fact that it's actually a very hard way to raise money," Channing said.
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For your fancier drinks, the separate Aeroccino blends the perfect froth that makes you wonder why you ever went to Starbucks at all.
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Interestingly, it had already eased from a high of 84,454 lots earlier last week, suggesting some speculative froth was already being blown off.
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Since there's no electricity involved, you do have to froth the milk yourself by pumping the milk full of air inside the jug.
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When the muzzle was blotted with creamy froth, we pulled him away from his mother's udder and placed a pail under her teat.
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"It's the one smell that shoots me back to being young," said Sean Sherman, as the berries boiled under a red-veined froth.
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There's no preparing yourself for the gush of froth that vomits out of its makeshift mouth, or the instant sick sense of gratification.
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"Unfortunately the work of a woman composer is preconceived by many to be light, froth, lacking in depth, logic and virility," she said.
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"Unfortunately the work of a woman composer is preconceived by many to be light, froth, lacking in depth, logic and virility," she wrote.
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"There was too much exuberance and froth in the markets," Emily Paxhia, managing director at cannabis investment firm Poseidon Asset Management, tells Axios.
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The initial stage of that process causes sharp price losses on fixed-income assets and takes some froth out of the equity values.
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"The froth has been skimmed off," said Paul Ress, chief executive of Right Capital, which provides loans secured by art to dealers and collectors.
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This milk frother quickly heats up to 170 degrees Fahrenheit and makes about 4 ounces of milk froth or 8 ounces of hot milk.
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After scrapping that gunk from the pots, researchers analyzed it and confirmed that it was, indeed, leftover froth from a 5,000-year-old beer.
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"I believe we are seeing signs of froth in perceived safe assets," advised Stephen Parker, Head of Thematic Solutions for J.P. Morgan Private bank.
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The number of deals fell to a nearly two-year low because of worries that there was too much froth in start-up investing.
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Pompeo also claimed that withdrawing froth #IranDeal & pursing a better deal is in the interest of US national security & prevents proliferation in the region.
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You can take your pick from Ristretto, Espresso, Lungo, Cappuccino, Latte Macchiato, or warm milk froth suitable for many coffee and milk-based recipes.
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Some of that speculative froth has been blown off thanks to the coordinated tightening of margin requirements by China's main commodity exchanges last month.
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There is much speculative froth in these moves, particularly in Shanghai, but there is also a collective attempt to reassess this market's supply risks.
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The milk froth grows creamier and frothier as it heats until it's perfect for pouring over the espresso I have in my coffee mug.
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He said that while the "froth of the news cycle" has brought a lot of attention to the space, the underlying themes haven't changed.
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This image, with its unlovely froth, is all the more potent because it hints at another crisis, infinitely larger than the trials of Toller.
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Maintaining an unrelentingly gleeful grip on the film's tone, Mr. Sigurdsson skillfully whips absurdist comedy and chilling tragedy into a froth of surging hostilities.
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The victims lose control of their faculties, froth at the mouth, and writhe around on the ground as the life drains out of them.
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Keil's ambitious debut is jam-packed with twists and depth and froth and function — the world of this novel is real, but magical, too.
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This battle was only the latest example of chaos in an administration that surfs the bubbling froth of constant turbulence from dawn to dusk.
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"The current case of interest rates normalisation is quite cemented and this is taking a little bit of the froth off gold markets," Innes said.
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The tech press was quick to froth over Facebook's embargoed press release, touting the tech company's impressively large collection of human users around the world.
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We pulled some of their most vicious, froth-mouthed critiques of the film—and then we read them to her to see what she thought.
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Given all this froth, maybe it's better to think of the "wave" of bots as a tide pool, full of tiny animals struggling to evolve.
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What joy it was to gaze at my mother as she gazed at her children's cheeks and noses splashed with creamy froth like the calf's.
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And the silver lining of the ongoing market rout is that stocks have started to work off some of the froth that had built up.
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"We believe the equity market in developed countries begins to show symptoms of 'froth,'" Mikihiro Matsuoka, chief economist at Deutsche Bank, said in a note.
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"There was a fare amount of bullish momentum and potentially froth in the oil market, so I think there was room to come down," she said.
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The surest sign of such failure, Terry Laughlin reckoned, was bubbles, though he found the froth created by other swimmers a useful guide when overtaking them.
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Indeed, Chinese exchanges' repeated salvoes against speculative froth are unlikely to do anything to boost their appeal to industrial players looking for a reliable reference price.
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As Levy says (in, one imagines, a froth of capitalist hubris), he plans to "rape and exploit and pillage whatever" he wants to make a buck.
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Electric Frother: Even if you don't use one of these machines, you can add some froth to your espressos or coffee with an electric milk frother.
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But he is "frustrated" by pastors who endorse politicians and "froth" flocks up about issues like tax rates, about which the Bible has little to say.
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It's certainly true that value stocks have had nice, meaty corrections, skimming away foam off the froth following their post-election rally and now stabilizing again.
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Right now there is no imminent danger of Norilsk being pulled into the Rusal sanctions and the speculative froth is already blowing off an overheated market.
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One of Chris Evans' earliest and best works, the cloud of Joel Gallen froth parodied teen films from American Pie to Sixteen Candles to Cruel Intentions.
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A bat-winged demon harries the dying women from above, while all around the townspeople froth at the mouth and howl in a frenzy of bloodlust.
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And so how much is the froth of Trump's Twitter feed, and how much is big macro forces happening in the world, I think is debatable.
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I looked forward to local delicacies, like chhole bhature, a fried-bread-and-chickpea breakfast, and daulat ki chaat, sweetened milk froth with pistachios and cardamon.
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"There was a lot of speculative froth in the gold market which seems to have receded now," Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch said in a telephone interview.
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The bubbles were much finer, the mousse, to use the French term for the froth that forms on the wine when first poured, was much gentler.
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Unlike a latte or a cappuccino, in which the froth comes from aerated milk, the fluffiness of dalgona coffee comes from the coffee and sugar itself.
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Even though some of the speculative froth has been blown off over the last couple of weeks, there is still an "electric premium" in the nickel price.
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The debuts of Pinterest and Zoom Video Communications on public markets also came with froth, which could lead to a market peak, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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Instead, state-controlled papers like the China Securities Journal and the Shanghai Securities News attributed Monday's rout to foreign money outflows, valuation froth and "mysterious mood swings".
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While we're currently experiencing some soberness after years of froth in the space, this current negative sentiment may now lead to overly depressed valuations and overlooked opportunities.
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In retrospect, part of the sell-off toward the end of the last quarter was too much froth in critical subsectors like oil, copper and iron ore.
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One curious example of the froth in the market is electric car maker Tesla's recent $1.8 billion junk bond (rated B43/B-minus) offering on Aug. 11.
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While there are fundamental reasons behind the rally in steel and iron, the question becomes how much of the price gains can be attributed to speculative froth.
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Add in renewed doubts over Italy's debt and Donald Trump's attacks on the "loco" Fed, and you can see why some of the market froth came off.
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Although Ziska was not yet the head chef, he contributed several dishes to the menu, including beet ice cream and skate and sea sandwort with mussel froth.
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Like hydrogen peroxide poured over a wound, the attempt to eliminate discrimination against transgender people in this country has exposed the disease in an expanding political froth.
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On either side, two giant robotic arms dip and turn, spraying her with dye until the white froth of her dress is streaked in black and citron.
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The chef, Zachary Reid, who opened Froth & Forage in May, is making the case by serving up inventive comfort food that often pops with color and flavor.
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We are in the "Age of Anti," a time of overflowing anger and resentment towards institutions and establishments, while shrill and ugly voices froth at the top.
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And they argue that if Democrats fail to produce any victories in this year's special elections, it'll prove that the talk of a wave is mere froth.
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What the kids want is Pink Milky, a froth of condensed milk, half-and-half, sugar and teeth-jitteringly sweet Hale's Blue Boy sala (palm fruit) syrup.
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Just add a K-Cup pod, froth your choice of milk (including skim, soy, or almond), wait a few seconds, and boom: Your caffeine fix is waiting.
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Following the heavy selling since the end of April, and especially in the last two weeks, much of the froth has been blown off the oil market.
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And some analysts think the fall in technology shares is a sign that the froth is finally coming out of the market, putting it close to a bottom.
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During this period of froth, companies were able to raise capital at increasingly ludicrous valuations, and entrepreneurs turned fundraising into a sport — with all the associated bragging rights.
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Bachelor in Paradise is silly, and meant to be late-summer froth: Would the audience have faulted it for just starting over and pretending nothing bad had happened?
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"The froth of the equity markets has blown off and a period of consolidation is now to be expected," said John Husselbee, head of multi-asset at Liontrust.
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You have to froth your own milk, and the steam wand makes it easier than the competition, with a handle and the ability to tilt in any direction.
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Once the sector shakes off the froth of the Trump rally, he believes stocks again will turn higher and even could end the year ahead of current levels.
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This created more froth and more fog and resulted in a spike of people who don't believe real news, much less the fake news pulsing through the system.
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The recent wave of liquidation, which started in late April, and accelerated in mid-July, has blown off some of the froth from the top of the market.
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Ocean remained silent regarding any more details about the album over the next few months, and fans worked themselves into a froth as the end of July neared.
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To make a latte, brew a coffee shot using a K-Cup pod then froth your choice of milk to turn your brew into a creamy gourmet beverage.
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Or you could throw yourself headlong into spring by whipping eggs into froth in a double boiler, as you do when you make sabayon (or zabaglione in Italian).
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"There is arguably speculative froth in the palladium price so a short-term correction is likely," GFMS analyst Ross Strachan told the Reuters Global Gold Forum on Monday.
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If she's too tired to steer away from an onrushing rock, jutting from the white froth like a dagger, the craft will crash into it, compromising its condition.
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Here's the problem with all that froth: Silicon Valley doesn't employ many people in the U.S. compared to the industries it is outpacing (and in some cases, replacing).
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He quit after nine months, ejecting himself into the mid-'90s froth, where there was very little oversight and, almost everywhere you looked, a thick layer of scumminess.
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Wells Fargo Securities' Christopher Harvey told CNBC this week that the cryptocurrency market was "froth"-y, and a sell-off was not a matter of if, but when.
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The accord was attended by a froth of Colombian carnations, Portuguese gladioli, Dutch daffodils, and American ferns—or so Simon deduced after researching archival images with a botanist.
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It is, itself, a great luxury … so long as you whisk the cocoa shavings into that heady milk froth with the centrifugal force of a fucking particle accelerator.
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There were bloody noses and ruined clothes, and enough people jumped or were pushed into a neighborhood swimming pool that the profusion of sudsy froth killed the pool filter.
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Another factor that took the froth out of the oil market last month was the growing consensus that global oil consumption will not expand as much as previously anticipated.
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Its large shoot and powerful motor let you sit back without having to cut fruits and veggies into smaller pieces, plus it also has a lid and froth separator.
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As Shiller also pointed out, the CAPE ratio was about the same in 20003, but it continued skyward as the dot-com froth escalated into a full-fledged bubble.
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On one hand, a breathless and heedless stampeding into these brand-name startups might have generated a speculative froth and overconfidence in easy money - as in the later 1990s.
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Former Fortress hedge fund manager Michael Novogratz told a conference Tuesday that the digital currency market will be a wild roller coaster ride full of froth and shady behavior.
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A new range of "barista blend" alternative milks, which add small doses of gums, salts, or oils to make them froth properly, claim to be up to the challenge.
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On a February day in 1867, three months before her tenth birthday, Sarah Jacob took to her bed complaining of terrible stomach pain and bloody froth filling her mouth.
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It is not news that the liquid yolk of an egg tastes good trickled over baby leeks, fingerlings, black-truffle froth and pioppini mushrooms the size of shirt buttons.
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Gao suggested a link to the towering milkshakes that briefly dominated Instagram a few years ago, with cupcakes sprouting from the froth like Athena from the head of Zeus.
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Where the network had once tackled big questions about the war on terror or what it means to be a human being, it was now content to offer froth.
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"I believe we are seeing signs of froth in perceived safe assets," advised Stephen Parker, Head of Thematic Solutions for J.P. Morgan Private bank on CNBC's "Futures Now" last week.
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However, the DCE's premium to the spot price has blown out so far this year, giving credence to the view that there was speculative froth in the Chinese domestic market.
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It's a busy time especially for Vergara, who is flying back and froth from the Stano set and California, where she is filming the upcoming ninth season of Modern Family.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - As the froth comes off China's home prices, there are increasing signs that some property developers, particularly those with a heavy debt load, are becoming less aggressive.
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The report, titled 'Has the consumer-retail merger market lost its froth', was based on interviews with thirty six company executives globally and analyzed historical data from over 1,000 transactions.
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While there was undoubtedly speculative froth in the sharp rise in prices, there was some fundamental basis as well, given the expectation of rising demand from infrastructure and construction activity.
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People in the industry said this made futures trading less attractive for everyone, while the unexpected froth in prices caused some steel mills to take losses on their short positions.
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There is a lot of churn and froth in an Olympic pool, and when the men's 200 individual medley race began, Elliotte Friedman called it the way he saw it.
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Bites Twenty-three miles south of Anchorage on the Seward Highway, the first glimpse of Froth & Forage's turquoise roof comes two mountainside highway curves ahead of the restaurant's gravel parking.
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The slurry is then piped to containers where it separates into three parts: Oil froth on top; sand on the bottom; and oil, sand, clay, and water in the middle.
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Some time later, she was given another starter that she realized was The One, and has never strayed since, patiently feeding it twice a day, monitoring the froth and bubbles.
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It was encouraging here to find her stripping off some of the froth and experimenting with plainer stuff like smocked cotton, still rakishly skewed and often inflated to ballooning proportions.
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"Earnings have to deliver," Kleintop said while assuring that the current "froth in the market" is wholly different from the bubbles of the past few decades that rocked the economy.
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It's also possible that Trump is playing to his crowd at the expense of the larger electorate—that he's doing what he does best, making his supporters froth at the mouth.
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Apple iPhone 8 and iPhone X Rumor Roundup: Everything We Think We Know [Updated]With a new iPhones due out later this fall, the Apple rumor mill is hitting peak froth.
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On Tuesday night, as Trump addressed the nation about the government shutdown and his ongoing quest for a barrier along the United States' southern border, it spun itself into a froth.
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But thanks to its innovative design, frothy cappuccinos and lattes can be whipped up in three easy steps: brew a shot of concentrated espresso, froth your choice of milk, and voila.
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At a recent conference in London on fintech — one of the hottest subsectors of technology that boasts plenty of unicorns — I found investors and bankers worried about "froth" in the market.
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Chinese steel and iron ore futures fell for a third straight day, giving up more froth after Chinese exchanges slapped curbs to quell speculation that spurred a buying frenzy last month.
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Alex scheduled an extra dry cappuccino with her Nespresso Prodigio & Milk Silver ($249) on the app the night before, but the machine did not froth the milk to the desired consistency.
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If it were to froth over, as scientists think it has in the distant past, it could generate huge explosions and smother towns and villages in dense clouds of carbon dioxide.
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In hot beverages, whole milk is steamed to create the froth topping because it has a high fat content, Chad Moore, manager of coffee and tea education at Starbucks, told CNBC.
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Foamy separation: Smaller pieces of ore are put into a froth flotation machine, where carried to the final concentration stage, while other particles that don't contain diamonds settle to the bottom.
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True, London zinc has been given a helping hand from Shanghai, where speculative froth seems to have spilled over from the iron ore and steel markets to the base metals complex.
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In place of the traditional whisk used to dissolve the powdered tea in hot water, he modified a cappuccino froth-maker with propeller blades by adding a powerful lithium-ion battery.
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This book would not have a pink cover, and it would tackle serious subjects, and in a froth of water and triumph, I would paddle my way, belatedly, to literary respectability.
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Faced with the looming consequences of a decade-long borrowing binge, the Chinese government is intensifying its efforts stamp out risky lending and speculative froth from the world's second-largest economy.
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If your skin is sensitive but you also just don't feel clean unless your cleanser foams up into a fine froth on your face, try the Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Foaming Cleanser.
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The story is simply a froth stirred by Gance (and Flammarion before him) into their moral denunciation of impending war(s) and the end of the world as they know it.
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There may be a bit of froth in the DCE contract, given it has risen from a discount to a premium to the SGX price if it is expressed in U.S. dollars.
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Oxygen in the froth causes the very outsides of droplets to form a thin metal oxide shell, further strengthened through a reaction with acetic acid to form a tougher oxide-acetate shell.
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Working with researchers at North Carolina State University's Minerals Research Laboratory in nearby Asheville, the TVA scientists developed a much faster and more efficient method to separate out minerals, called froth flotation.
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Many naysayers could speculate that Cramer is condoning froth, he considers it only an observation that two beaten down groups came back to life because the government put a spur under them.
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Or, sometimes, Berger conjures the moments that inspired an artist to create, like JMW Turner observing the froth building in the sinks of his father's barbershop, manifesting later as painted, violent waves.
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And with the included 1.1-quart juice jug with froth separator and 3.2-quart pulp container, you're that much closer to that perfect glass of juice you've searched for your whole life.
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While the palladium market is likely to remain in deficit this year and next, "liquidity has returned and is shaking off froth," INTL FCStone analyst Rhona O'Connell said in a research note.
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That rough stretch, combined with a few losses by the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference finals following Bryant's episode on Stephen Curry, had the black magic believers at full froth.
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It literally does all the work for you: Just place a container of milk under the nozzle and a rich, creamy froth is ready in seconds, textured just the way you like it.
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The process takes around four minutes before an image is presented on the froth, ready to be photographed and sent to all points via social media before drinking, and costs around 5.75 pounds.
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For many, Sunday and Monday's opening trades will merely knock some of the froth off the recent surge as investors await the outcome of a possible vote on the deal itself on Monday.
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I tried to live with each machine, to a degree, and use them casually, but also tested the same milk and grounds in each (where possible) to compare milk/froth ratios and taste.
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"The markets are frothy, and it's a froth again that strikes me as reminiscent of what we saw in a lengthy pre-crisis period in the 2003 to early 2007 period," he said.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - The election of Donald Trump as U.S. president has added froth to prices for metals and bulk commodities, but the real driver is, and will remain, the outlook for China.
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Beef tongue lies half-hidden in a froth of cold-smoked mushroom stock scented by anise and thyme, a homage to a Filipino recipe for ox tongue and Campbell's cream of mushroom soup.
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Yet the froth did start to build up in the latter part of 2017: Source: Factset The Nasdaq-100 index stretched to a 23 percent premium to the broad market by late January.
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Frozen in midair, a Cuban crocodile, has just pushed off from the sand-bottomed shallows with its powerful tail, whipping the turbid water into a froth, ready to snatch a spoonbill in flight.
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On his solo, he drew hollers from the crowd as he yanked out a few achy blues licks — the first of the night — bending his notes downward and adding a froth of distortion.
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The question now is whether the iron ore market in China is close to reverting to trading on supply and demand fundamentals, or whether there is still froth to come out of prices.
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But Beijing is concerned that some cities, looking for rapid expansion, have grown their property markets too quickly and at the expense of new industry development, adding potential froth to real estate prices.
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Some important background: An article in Bloomberg last year said Facebook was in a froth over a decline in "personal sharing" on its social network, which is used by 1.23 billion people every day.
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Nick, who is as good at pouring champagne as he is at convincing women to marry him on television, hands Danielle a flute full of froth and they bond over their shared Wisconsin heritage.
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" One striking plot point involves Lisa falling in love — with a dress: "a froth of red pin-spotted white organza with a low neck, a tight bodice, a few deep ruffles over the shoulders.
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"It's fair to say that any looming big question that the audience is in a froth about is going to be answered in the course of the second season of the show," says Fogelman.
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Terrified of the water surrounding them, the mica grains will frantically grab hold of the air bubbles and be carried up to the top of the tank, forming a froth on the water's surface.
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After his work in LA underground darlings Froth came to an end, Fribourg decided to once again try his hand at this music thing, and once again he makes it look extremely easy. Numb.
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There was a time during the American presidential campaign and in the early months of the Trump presidency when Mr. Trump's anti-Mexico utterances could whip this nation into a froth of patriotic outrage.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - How much of the current surge in thermal coal prices in Asia is because of a fundamental shift in the supply-demand balance, and how much is down to speculative froth?
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Like a remorseful Victor Frankenstein, Buterin tends to make amazing things and then denigrate them online, a sort of self-flagellation that is actually quite useful in a space full of froth and outright lies.
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Comparing the ICO market to the recent dot-com bubble, Dan Morehead of Pantera Capital compared the froth in the market these days to the days of the dot-com bubble in the late 1990s.
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Alex is among my closest friends and allies, taught me to use the word "froth" to denote editorial excellence, and always looked at my moles to tell me whether he thought I had skin cancer.
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Now that the predicted rush for the exits has occurred, and some of the froth has blown off the market, the outlook for oil prices is looking much more balanced than a few weeks ago.
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Its tail is visible in glimpses amid the froth to the right, while in the middle, an oarsman struggles to keep afloat his small boat, from which his mates have been tossed into the brine.
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She's peddling empowerment of a kind, as is this movie, gleefully silly froth that Ms. McCarthy sells with slapstick, you-go-girl uplift and a Kewpie doll smile that's one twitch short of pure madness.
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Despite the wild swings in the market over the past few weeks, he says they've eliminated only some froth from the market, and the process of grappling with the economic outcome is only just beginning.
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And the following branzino is far from the light interlude you might anticipate, given a base of shredded leeks cooked in butter and an add-on of oysters in a froth of zabaglione and prosecco.
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This is logical given it appears much of the froth in China's commodity markets has been driven by rapid price spikes in steel, as well as for its raw materials, iron ore and coking coal.
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And although some of that froth has been blown off over the last couple of weeks, net money manager positioning at 70,547 contracts on COMEX and 68,22015 contracts on the LME is still at unprecedented levels.
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The Outer Rim Drink From Oga's Cantina You would think that the drinks that bubble and froth like some sort of mystical space-age concoction would make for the best pic, but do not be fooled.
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They're what Beyonce would be like if she ran her entire Instagram like her one-off HBO documentary Life Is But a Dream – wincingly private, in a way that whips fans up into an excitable froth.
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Wu said he was hopeful the authorities would find a solution to constrain the froth in Chinese real estate, but admitted that repeated measures to curb speculation have so far only met with short-term success.
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If there's a thread that ties all of that material together — while also roping in the great sweeping froth of "Moby-Dick" — it's the byproduct of Mr. Lederer's artistic temperament, which runs both frolicsome and determined.
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Instead of becoming "mired in sentimentality like flies in molasses," David Koepp's romantic froth "tiptoes to the edge of that sticky mess, but it doesn't get caught there," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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And toy with texture, too: the tongue-tingle of fizz, the froth of egg white or aquafaba, or the foam and crunch of a drink you've tossed into a blender and whipped up with crushed ice.
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While some investors might look at the concerted move to new highs as a sign of froth, technical strategists say the market set up is a positive and it may still have some way to go.
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Until last year, the tech bulls were correct that the Nasdaq's market leadership was supported by stupendous sales-and-earnings growth by FANG and FANG-like companies (Adobe Systems, Nvidia, Apple, Salesforce) rather than speculative froth.
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IF GLOBAL GROWTH IS OVER 4% AND INTEREST RATES AROUND THE WORLD ARE CLOSE TO ZERO OR VERY LOW, CANT BE SURPRISED THAT THERES A LOT OF INVESTMENT AND A LOT OF FROTH IN THE MARKET.
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The home cuppa was replaced by expensive mocha lattes, trendy pumpkin spice frappuccinos with low fat milk froth, and ridiculous caramel-fused half-caff affogatos, all made by bored, tattoo-covered baristas in crowded, hipster coffeehouses.
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The main reason for this is the changing dynamics of the Chinese economy and the efforts by various authorities in the world's biggest commodity consumer to remove some of the trading froth that has built up recently.
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I added the acid too quickly to a batch that was too cold and the water rapidly froze while the popper came out of it, and the froth caused everything to spill out of the mixing vessel.
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Our Fort Hills oil sands mine uses paraffinic froth treatment technology to cut the greenhouse gas emissions intensity of each barrel of oil produced there to be on par with the average refined barrel in North America.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Credit risk is growing in U.S. commercial real estate with some banks exposed to "froth" in the apartment market in New York, Boston, Washington D.C. and San Francisco, a top U.S. banking regulator said on Monday.
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Investors themselves also seem to be noticing some froth: In the most recent Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of fund managers, more said the market was overvalued than any time since the survey began 17 years ago.
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Surrounded by Union Jack bunting and a large cut-out of the pair, baristas at Heidi's bakery use a special machine to reproduce an image of one of Harry and Markle's engagement pictures onto the froth with coffee.
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Pour cold milk into the frother, froth it for 1-2 minutes, let it sit for a minute to thicken up, and heat it in the microwave for 45 seconds using the glass carafe the milk is in.
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Jean Louis Sabaji's froth of stormy sea foam billowing about the mannequin's feet is a standout, as is a beautifully washed-up gown by Rodarte with castoff netting dripping over floaty flotsam tulle upon which water flowers float.
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Sydney's a big five-and-a-half-million-person city, so we get a lot of that practicality without maybe some of the froth and bubbles at the same time, and we try to balance between those two.
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"There was a lot of froth in that market at the time, and people were trying to take advantage of that market, but the foundations at the time weren't very strong," Ms. Mehta said in a telephone interview.
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Much like the light American beer served at the man's former day job (football games), it's all froth and filler, mainly concerned with the so-called "real" premise of the show, Kristin's store and the people who work there.
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Pacino is an old man and we know this by his posture, by the occasional slow-churn froth of his enunciation, by the half-century of movies that seem to exist somewhere on basic cable, permanently, like a constellation.
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Any other specimen of humanity making the same blunders would be too depressing to contemplate or to froth up into a light comic novel or to adapt into a movie with sassy music and penis jokes in the trailer.
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In a cocktail shaker, combine the sugar, bitters, pineapple juice, coconut water and lime, then shake hard for 30 seconds — you want to shake enough to dissolve the sugar and cause the pineapple juice to froth up a bit.
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WE ARE TOWARDS THE LATTER PART OF THIS GAME AND YOU'RE SEEING FROTH IN THE MARKETPLACE, YOU'RE SEEING A BACK-UP IN RATES, YOU'RE SEEING, YOU KNOW, OBVIOUSLY ASSET APPRECIATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE AND REAL ESTATE WILL BECOME MORE DIFFICULT.
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"The (palladium) market is blowing off froth and is likely to mark time towards year-end, but tightness in supply is unlikely to be mitigated in the near future," INTL FCStone analyst Rhona O'Connell said in a note. $16.95.
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Observers are divided over whether the furious property price gains will be harmful Some analysts have told CNBC recently that there was froth primarily in first-tier cities, although lower-tier cities were still registering relatively slow growth in prices.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Chinese steel and iron ore futures fell sharply for a third straight day and other commodities also slid on Thursday, giving up more froth after Chinese exchanges slapped curbs to quell speculation that spurred a buying frenzy last month.
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If I did duck out, I would still try to make it back in time to finish with the almost-classical French apple tart painted with orange marmalade, or the unusual and appealing eucalyptus panna cotta, whipped into a froth.
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The "Barista edition" of Oatly, the grey carton of which has become synonymous with ultra-hip coffee shops as of late, contains a non-GMO vegetable oil that creates a dairy-like froth that other plant milks struggled to achieve.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Growth in China's new home prices cooled in June as sales shrank for a second month, but building starts and investment quickened, providing a cushion for the slowing economy while Beijing claims some wins in reducing market froth.
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But the Secret Service has other ideas: federal law says the guys and gals in the suits and dark glasses can't allow guns anywhere near where big political big wigs are - you know, the ones who froth at the mouth at gun restrictions.
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In my view, what we are seeing here is a mature open-source project that has gone through its ups and downs and now, with all of the froth skimmed off, it's a tool that provides a critical piece of infrastructure for businesses.
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Investors should be worried about froth — unsustainably high share prices — particularly in the IPO market because there is too much enthusiasm to buy stocks, he said, pointing to Beyond Meat's second-day rally Friday after rocketing 163% on in its Thursday debut.
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But then they came out and closed with "I'll Believe in Anything" and the entire room turned into a froth of fans jumping and shouting along, and the idea that people would stop listening to Wolf Parade any time soon seemed suddenly ridiculous.
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Housed in industrial yellow casings and mounted atop two enormous stainless steel cylinders that gleam in the midday sun, the fans begin to spill a light froth, as though the crests of waves off Lake Michigan are being fed through their blades.
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He played a short film that he'd made of the seven-day trip, shot with a GoPro, which showed him struggling with exhaustion as he battled the current, and, in more lighthearted moments, adorning his beard with froth eddying at the water's edge.
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It also has a one-touch feature that lets you select either a single or double-shot drink, and it even has an automatic milk frother with an adjustable knob, so you can customize the amount of froth you'd like in your drink of choice.
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In the midst of this froth of political chatter and school gossip, Román was often aloof, sitting at one end of the table, undercutting another person's point with a joke, doing casual impressions of professors, rarely saying anything that would reveal his point of view.
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For an extra 30 yuan ($4.50) per item, one of his team of hustlers would queue up at the nearby branch of Hey Tea, the drinks company that has sent many Chinese social media users into a cheese-froth frenzy, then deliver to my house.
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Once you step back and view this moment in the full sweep of history, Trump starts to look like so much froth on a very big wave, a wave that's been growing for a long time and was bound to crest at some point.
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"We could continue higher but I'd like to see the market drop a bit closer to fair value so we don't have any of the froth built in," Ablin said, noting that fair value for him is about 10 percent below morning levels in stocks.
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Pros: Inexpensive, easy to use, simple to clean, consistently makes great foamy milk, works with any kind of milk, froths cold milk for iced drinksCons: You have to heat the milk after you froth itCheck out our review of the HIC Milk Creamer Frother
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Pros: Glass design helps you see frothing progress, easy to clean, simple to use, consistently makes great foamy milk, works with any kind of milk, froths cold milk for iced drinksCons: You have to heat the milk after you froth it, glass is breakable
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What we need, more than tweets or memes, is the kind of civic life that transpires when men and women gather face to face and, as a fan of old saloons put it, "political matters ebb and flow free as froth on the beer."
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Like Whitewater, the controversy was uncovered by a New York Times reporter; like Whitewater, it is regarded as a deus ex machina by Republicans facing political gloom; and like Whitewater, it will likely turn out to be more froth than flood, in Abramson's view.
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The circumstances surrounding the sudden closure of a New Mexico observatory last week remain a mystery, and the fact that the FBI is involved and no one is talking has whipped the internet into a froth of theories that span everything from aliens to Chinese spies.
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He returned to prominence in the Seychelles, leading a coup attempt in 1981 that ended in fiasco when the weapons he and his fellow mercenaries - who were posing as a drinking club called Ancient Order of Froth-Blowers - had flown in were discovered at the airport.
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If Britain were to stay in the EU, Bild also pledged to supply the baddie for every James Bond film, put its clocks back one hour so they were on the same time zone as Britain and introduce an EU guideline that bans froth on beer.
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Whether you pair it with the handheld frother above or use it with a cappuccino machine (check out our guide to the best latte and cappuccino machines for more gift ideas), the pitcher will help keep the temperature of your milk consistent as you steam or froth.
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My Cuban Spot wouldn't be a ventanita without Café Bustelo, carefully dripped into a tin with sugar — Mr. Estrada uses two tins, mixing one into the other, to keep the measurements exact — and then beaten so the sugar rises in a froth to the top, called espumita.
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But some other businesses are looking to capitalize on the bizarre trend that's worked America into a spring meadow-scented froth: Much like they did with the (somewhat less deadly) Pokémon Go craze, a number of restaurants are now serving Tide pod-inspired drinks and dishes.
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The harem scene of the "Corsaire" ballet, however, is showy froth; and in lieu of Ingres's nudity a number of its women wear bikini-tutus (to my mind the most idiotic apparel in ballet): The midriff is bare, but the skirt flares out from the hips horizontally.
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No wonder the latest quarterly report of the Bank for International Settlements asked whether markets are complacent, noting that "according to traditional valuation gauges that take a long-term view, some stockmarkets did look frothy", and pointing out that "some froth was also present in corporate-credit markets".
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Fired up with sweet oyster meat—as any bivalve fanatic will froth at the mouth telling you, they never taste as good as when they've been just lifted from their natural, briny habitat—we filled our bags with as many of the Godzilla-like creatures as we could.
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The iced oolong is slowly cold-brewed; a bamboo whisk and ceramic chawan are kept on the dining counter for painstakingly whipping up bowls of matcha; an appliance imported from Taiwan will transform freshly steeped hojicha and ice into a tan froth, a process that takes about five minutes.
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Just as modern football fandom has birthed the phenomenon of faux-outrage – where fans are obliged to froth indignantly about such scandals as players swapping shirts as half-time, or a manager decorating his Christmas tree a rivals' colour – it has also spawned an equally disingenuous twin: faux-grief.
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We could have long conversations about Fox News' hypocrisy, the way that the network has intentionally misinformed and riled up a faction of America into a racist froth, the way that it has done perhaps irreparable damage to this country and the world; we could talk about institutional stupidity.
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The 18th-century philosopher Immanuel Kant disagreed, explicating humor thusly: Suppose this story to be told: An Indian at the table of an Englishman in Surat, when he saw a bottle of ale opened and all the beer turned into froth and overflowing, testified his great astonishment with many exclamations.
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Syria's state news agency SANA quoted a foreign ministry source as saying Erdogan "continues to misdirect Turkish public opinion with his usual froth in an attempt to absolve himself of the crimes which he has committed against the Syrian people through advancing support to the various terrorist groups in Syria".
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The sweetshop is a memorable marvel in the packed fun of its details, but then the world onstage changes into an astonishing mountainous whipped-cream landscape, with 12 of the corps dancers (dressed with all the peaks and froth of beaten egg whites) making their first entrance down a slide.
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Malaysians also know it as a teh C peng special: "teh" for tea, brewed with a touch of sugar and poured back and forth between pots from a great height, to make it froth; C for Carnation, the brand once synonymous with evaporated milk, the white at the middle; and "peng" for ice.
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Today the main conservative spokesmen are not serious intellectuals like Irving Kristol and William F. Buckley, whose aim was always to persuade a fair-minded opponent, but abrasive personalities like Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity, whose aim is to whip the Republican base into a froth, and get rich in the process.
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I woke up, jumped in the shower, and scrubbed down with Mother Dirt's bacteria-friendly "cleanser," which produced a bouncy froth that reminded me of toothpaste foam but didn't really leave me feeling clean, and a shampoo that's supposed to "enhance" whatever those AOBs are doing (the shampoo didn't lather at all).
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Among the other marquee names Mannix handles are DeeAnna Moran (Scarlett Johansson), an aquatic star who enters with a snarl and an Esther Williams splash, and a singing cowboy, Hobie Doyle (a charming Alden Ehrenreich), who goes from trick riding to wearing a tuxedo amid a froth of satiny gowns and Mid-Atlantic accents.
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Overall, the robust imports by China, which buys about two-thirds of global sea-borne iron ore, appear to justify much of the strong price gains over the past 63 months, even if there does seem to be some froth in the DCE futures, which is perhaps unsurprisingly given their appeal to Chinese day traders.
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Trump's Biden exploit was to extort Volodymyr Zelenskiy into going on camera—the so-called "public box"—to announce an investigation, and then rely on the media to whip themselves into a rabid froth over the matter, exploiting the same crisis of adult newsroom supervision that led to the overwrought coverage of Hillary Clinton's emails.
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If you decide to build a startup in a certain area about which there is a great deal of froth, by the time you have created a business model and a minimum viable product, you'll almost inevitably be a couple of years behind the curve — and that's if you can beat the competition before you get there.
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This was infinity's house, house of perpetual motion— froth falling forever, forever self- renewing, is what we thought we were, I was, underneath it all: a metaphor whose issuing-forth would never end, who would not stand like this in seven years' time grown softer and scareder even than the whin, let alone the water it thrums beneath.
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There would be no competitions where baristas drew swans and elephants in milk froth, and in their place we would have exhibitions of coffee and tea pulling, the art of cooling the beverage while coaxing the milk in it to form a foamy head by pouring it from one pot to another in long, swooping, steamy cataracts.
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A few things are added to the load — a Njideka Akunyili Crosby here, a Wolfgang Tillmans there — but the same basket of major art brands, such as Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Gerhard Richter, Lucio Fontana, and Christopher Wool, keep circulating in that "endless cycle," generating more or less financial froth from that 1 percent of the 0.1 percent.
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Instead, she photographed agitated Windex, capturing froth that bears more than a passing resemblance to the gauzy clouds that Stieglitz captured stretching across the sky over Lake George, NY. Brandon's Silverscapes series isolates small sections of aluminum, and more exotic lab-grown silver foil, against a stark white backdrop in a way that suggests birds or other celestial bodies halted in motion.
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Though he retired years ago, Mr. Maher, like McSorley's itself, was a font of froth and fact about the bar and its memorabilia, which includes a sawdust-sprinkled floor, a pair of Harry Houdini's escape-proof handcuffs, a wanted poster for "the Murderer" John Wilkes Booth and an icky accumulation of wishbones that dangles from a gas lamp over the bar.
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"So if you have a long-term view that markets are frothy, they have taken some of the froth out and if you are really investing for a 10-year horizon, yeah you buy the stocks that are solid, that you think you like the underlying earnings and you go into them and you wait until they calm down," he said.
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If sometimes the references veered to the overly literal and decorative (magic-carpet prints taken from actual carpets and jewel-bedecked evening gowns), there were also spice-market shades and scarf-trimmed tunics to cut the rigidity of the tailoring; Alhambra tile-pattern velvets laid atop tulle; and tuxedo pants topped by asymmetric lace for evening, for some no-fuss froth.
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As "the most invisible and vulnerable class of people," dead prostitutes are small potatoes when you consider that in 224.95 there were six serial killers preying on the same 21887-square-mile area of South Central L.A. Pelisek works up a froth of outrage about this and tries to restore dignity to some of the victims by drawing sympathetic and carefully detailed life histories for each and every one of them.
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Eli Kaimeh, the chef de cuisine, changes the menu all the time, but he leaves a few pieces of heirloom furniture in place: the salmon tartare and crème fraîche fitted into an ice cream cone the size of a triple-A battery; the "oysters and pearls," a savory tapioca pudding under caviar and warm oysters; the cinnamon-sugared doughnut holes with a froth-capped cup of cappuccino semifreddo; and when it's in season, lobster poached in butter.
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During (and after!) his time at the forefront of the NBA world, he punched Steve Kerr in the face during practice, ragged on a random old guy in his Hall of Fame Speech, called his team's three centers "21 feet of shit," bought Charles Barkley a diamond ring to fuck with him, pretended that LaBradfod Smith shit-talked him just to work himself into a revenge-minded froth, and talked trash so much that him NOT talking trash was also, in its way, talking trash.
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The best way to whip syllabub is, have a fine large chocolate-mill, which you must keep on purpose, and a large deep bowl to mill them in: it is both quicker done, and the froth stronger; for the thin that is left at the bottom, have ready some calf's foot jelly boiled and clarified, there must be nothing but the calf's foot boiled to a hard jelly; when cold take off the fat, clear it with the whites of eggs, run it through a flannel bag, and mix it with the clear which you saved of the syllabubs; sweeten it to your palate, and give it a boil, then pour it into basins, or what you please: when cold, turn it out, and it is a fine summery.
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