We decided to turn the coffee grinds into a crisp for next day's coffee service (dried the grinds, cooked them, spread them out and baked in the oven).
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VIDEO: OUT OF CONTROL VAN GRINDS BRIDGE BARRIER LIKE SKATEBOARDER
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"Admittedly, it's a life that grinds you down," he added.
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But as the show grinds on and more people submit
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Pour your grinds into the toddy or a large jar.
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Proving once again that the mill of justice grinds slow.
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It chops and grinds perfectly, but won't slice or julienne.
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As time passes, however, star formation eventually grinds to a halt.
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Amid this, a police investigation into Mr Salmond's behaviour grinds on.
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Hit it with a couple grinds of fresh black pepper. 3.
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I think Joe just kind of grinds it out every day.
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Gray grinds through flu as A's beat White Sox OAKLAND, Calif.
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Pour your grinds into the toddy or a large jar. 4.
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Fact is, if stars get sick ... production grinds to a halt.
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Syrian government forces recapture areas in Aleppo Meanwhile the war grinds on.
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Is it exclusively tepid lasagna and the like that grinds their gears?
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I'm a former school teacher so this stuff really grinds my gears.
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That, again, favors exciting outsiders with enthusiastic supporters over vetted establishment grinds.
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And when those norms break down, the machinery grinds to a halt.
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You'd be amazed at how differently one roast grinds from the next.
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The action, initially zipping at an antic clip, grinds to a halt.
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Each location grinds its own beef on-site and makes everything fresh.
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As this jollity grinds on, though, it takes on a machinelike brutality.
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After you place your order, the machine grinds and cooks the meat.
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Here are five things to watch for as Mueller's investigation grinds forward.
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Add a few grinds of black pepper and the lemon zest. 6.
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But the president grinds down guardrails, and Mr. Mulvaney wants job security.
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A political culture defined by mutual disbelief grinds discourse to a halt.
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There is, in this fragile system, a place for textureless math grinds.
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The war grinds to an end and two things happen nearly simultaneously.
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He also showed her his compost pile full of coffee grinds and worms.
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His spices are vividly colored and smell incredibly rich; he hand-grinds everything.
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We asked friends and co-workers about what irrational thing grinds their gears.
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Hopefully you'll remember some of them with fondness as the world grinds on.
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The other war the U.S. entered after the 9/11 attacks grinds on.
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A plot is discovered, a diplomat is banished and the process grinds on.
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Take the coffee grinds, which is what really kickstarted things in our restaurant.
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"New York grinds you down in a lot of ways," Ms. Kramer said.
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He loses sleep, he grinds his teeth, he has bad dreams about wolves.
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The film grinds this axe, but it isn't interested in offering any solutions.
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He grinds into "Stay"'s high trumpets, a cocky grin on his face.
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It grinds you down mentally, I'm sure, when you don't perform to your best.
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But when neither of them are on-screen, Good Omens grinds to a halt.
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And when those "miters" don't line up correctly, train traffic grinds to a halt.
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It's simple to use and grinds up to 50 grams of coffee at once.
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As the country's economic crisis grinds on, the looming vote has the Kremlin anxious.
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A mortar and pestle set grinds your ingredients into a fine powder or paste.
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She grinds down to the floor, then pops her hind parts toward the ceiling.
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It's simple to use and grinds up to 60 grams of coffee at once.
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We no longer perceive stems, trims, and wet grinds as being trash; it's produce.
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We roast beetroot in the grinds and dry them until they are rock hard.
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My former seat was smothered with coffee grinds to mask the smell of vomit.
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Meanwhile, the robot grinds hormone-free, pasture-raised brisket and chuck steak to order.
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A deep recession is looming as activity across the economy grinds to a halt.
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There's one guy selling coffee; he grinds the beans right in front of you.
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The longer his stalemate with Democrats in Congress grinds on, the clearer that becomes.
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Kirkhuff grinds her own paint and gesso, creating her own media from raw ingredients.
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Now, add a few squirts of fish sauce and some grinds of black pepper.
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However, there's only one thing that really grinds my gears with the Notebook 9 Pro.
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Any shot less than spectacular is due to user error or inadequate grinds/bean quality.
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MacRebur cleans and sorts the plastic and then grinds the waste into flakes or pellets.
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Chrome will just eat up more and more RAM until everything grinds to a halt.
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Regardless of destination or occasion, travel promises an exciting break from our predictable daily grinds.
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Because being in-between jobs shouldn't mean that your income grinds to a complete halt.
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Souza then grinds his way up his man, constantly looking to attack the far arm.
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As I lie dead in the snow, the Imperial line grinds forward a few yards.
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There's something so deeply, undeniably toxic about Grimes' newfound capitalist rhetoric that grinds my gears.
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Because your tools are so basic, however, the missions themselves are almost universally boring grinds.
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Throughout she thrashes and grinds, crafting a cybernetic version of hardcore, all on her own.
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Brexit remains in limbo, the U.S. government shutdown grinds on and China's economy slows down.
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Harvey Weinstein may be banished, but the awards campaign machine he helped create grinds on.
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If City blow teams away, then Liverpool, when it needs to, merely grinds them down.
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Most coffee makers are fairly straightforward devices, using either fresh grinds or single-use cups.
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As the conflict grinds on, few now even remember that Gaza once had an airport.
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But the machinery of policy grinds slowly, and many individuals want to feel happier now.
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She pumps hard, grinds to a halt on a dune, bruises her leg, starts again.
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These days he's persona non grata, as the Waymo and Uber dispute grinds through the system.
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If the downturn in stocks grinds on toward zero, such extreme spread contraction may yet return.
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We also started a composting program at Terminal 5 for everything from coffee grinds to doughnuts.
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This is partly because Nadal grinds so hard that his body wears down by year's end.
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"Nothing grinds my tits like a person holding a baby inappropriately!" a follow-up tweet read.
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Largan grinds the minuscule lenses and other optical equipment that goes into high-end smartphone cameras.
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Sprinkle the goat cheese evenly over the tops, and finish with a few grinds of pepper.
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Over and over, the film grinds to a halt as he monologues about decadent modern society.
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If the downturn in stocks grinds on towards zero, such extreme spread contraction may yet return.
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Game grinds to a halt as the Broncos start killing the clock by stomping on it.
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From grinds to water temperatures to ratios, Grimm broke it down for us — and then some.
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She grinds it fresh and simmers the grits in three parts water to one part milk.
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The first act grinds slowly into gear as these facts and others are set before us.
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These two seconds MAY CONTAIN the future—the future you crave as the present grinds along.
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We simply used a pastry brush to kick out the excess grinds that were left over.
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Any time GnuPG has to deal with such a spammed certificate, GnuPG grinds to a halt.
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She grinds her teeth over the "nasty woman" shirts and the march's vibe of raucous defiance.
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During that stretch the movie grinds to a halt, finally rallying when it's mostly too late.
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This eventually catches up with stocks as the economy grinds to a halt or even shrinks.
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"Tim just grinds out and competes and uses all his pitches," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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The second we let the ego tell us we have graduated, learning grinds to a halt.
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As the TBM grinds forward, a huge, spinning screw pushes debris back and away from the machine.
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An electric guitarist grinds out the final chords of a loud, aggressive solo and smashes the guitar.
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This happens with a frequency that reduces Lloyd to a seething irritation as the rehearsal grinds along.
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BTW ... the guy who grinds up on her at the end ... fiance/baby daddy, Iman Shumpert. #WeFeelIt
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The low-level military conflict in Ukraine grinds on, with Russia maintaining its support for the rebels.
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But as the Syrian conflict grinds down, the post-war winds might begin to blow against Iran.
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The centrifugal force helps sift out tiny particles like coffee grinds from the bulk of the waste.
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A BLANKET HOG who also "grinds gravel" sleeps on the sofa, in a fair and just society.
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The war grinds on, young and poor people die, and the galactic 1 percent benefits either way.
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As daily life grinds to a halt in much of the world, artists are processing the changes.
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As normal life grinds to a halt in much of the world, artists are processing the changes.
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The Hill: Congress grinds to a halt as House leadership competitions consume both sides of the aisle.
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But Ms. Palmer shimmies and grinds during one memorable scene when Usher, playing himself, visits the club.
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She prescribes adding precisely 11 grinds of black pepper to the sauce because she likes this number.
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Experts call them "phantom traffic jams," moments when traffic grinds to a standstill for no apparent reason.
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He grinds colored minerals like malachite and azurite into fine particles and then layers them on paper.
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It's not importantTariff ManEconomy slows, it grinds to a haltCould it be it's all the tariffs' fault?
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And so, the digital baubles we earn for participating in Age of Triumph's grinds have short-term value.
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But as Dark Fate grinds on, it eventually becomes clear that "promising" is as good as it gets.
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Once the grinds are loaded and water tank is filled, you can choose between classic, rich, and iced.
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But if you're in the mood for espresso, load up grinds and let the machine do the work.
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I found the results with the Barista Kit mirrored the single, though it's more forgiving of poor grinds.
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That's the great, intoxicating part of D.C. for me, but it's also the part that grinds you down.
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Its Cold War is a sad war, a global struggle that grinds down the people forced into it.
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The CDC evaluated the respiratory health of 16 workers at a facility which roasts, grinds, and packages coffee.
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Turkish: Turkish coffee is made with the finest grinds of coffee imaginable, and it feels like perfect powder.
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Each day of the last few weeks, they have created new grinds, which they may never use again.
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He hits for power, takes walks, doesn't swing at bad pitches, grinds at-bats and passes the baton.
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Politics grinds almost to a halt, even though every World Cup year is also a major election year.
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The problem is that many of these workers are actually suffering as American commerce grinds to a halt.
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When Bella rises to dispatch her foes with her derrière, she only manages some halfhearted bumps and grinds.
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You'll want a burr grinder, which grinds your beans evenly rather than chopping them like a blade grinder.
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"We foresee ... a stock market that grinds higher, but downside risks are building," JPMorgan Asset Management's outlook said.
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But as the trade war grinds on, he says, the chance that they will not is rising sharply.
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"We've got a relentless team here that grinds out every at-bat, every pitch, every inning," Drury said.
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First, she feeds a tube's worth of mosquitoes into a machine that grinds them into a gelatinous glop.
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Prep time is about the same and cleaning the jar is really easy, just dump the grinds and rinse.
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O'Neill's winning run at the SLS Barcelona Open in May was a masterclass in grinds, aerial maneuvers, and creativity.
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This thing grinds everyone into a flat, dull rock, leaving them overwhelmed and exhausted and waiting, all at once.
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But it is interested in how that machine grinds down their humanity until they can barely take it anymore.
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Ivory Coast grinds nearly a third of its beans and rivals the Netherlands as the world leader by volume.
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A robot arm then grinds the beans, pumps shots of espresso and carries out the rest of the work.
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Meanwhile the Mueller probe grinds on, in a country being torn apart by distrust and competing versions of reality.
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Scheduling time away from our daily work grinds — while clutched in winter's cruel embrace — is a seasonal no-brainer.
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He's keeping a hands-off approach -- for now, at least -- as the health care overhaul grinds through Capitol Hill.
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It's a little bit more money than the "spice grinder" but at least it actually grinds spices. [h/t:Reddit]
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In reality, as the country's blood feud grinds on, the prospect of anyone paying for their crimes seems remote.
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You'll want a burr grinder, which actually grinds your beans evenly rather than chopping them like a blade grinder.
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Likewise, without the continual availability of data from suppliers, distributors and customers, modern manufacturing grinds quickly to a halt.
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He whispers quietly to himself as he grinds the ball between his legs and dances behind the three-point.
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As the church's clergy sexual abuse crisis grinds on into 2019, there have been big revelations and small ones.
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The world has collectively averted its eyes, but the war grinds on, leaving shattered human beings in its wake.
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But we're a team that grinds out at-bats, and we just keep passing it to the next guy.
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There is the possibility of doing sidequest events, and that option just grinds the game to a screeching halt.
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But as the shutdown grinds on, they could have second thoughts, although that seems unlikely given the political climate.
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As activity grinds to a halt, fragile businesses will be under pressure to rein in spending and cut costs.
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The sensor then grinds up the food, mixes it with some chemicals, and then you wait about five minutes.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — Iraq is facing major financial pressure, and the war against the Islamic State grinds on.
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That's because of the way each guy goes up there with a plan and grinds out an at-bat.
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But Brazil's unemployment rate climbed to 13.7 percent in the first quarter as a harrowing economic downturn grinds on.
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The outcome of the audit remains to be seen — the Microsoft case grinds on — but the blowback was effective.
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We were asking what they thought of the way we were handling grinds and grabs and everything really early.
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Meanwhile, the non-infected people stare at the infected ones in bafflement, as the system grinds to a halt.
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And it's the smell of deodorant, laundry detergent, coffee grinds, and a person's soul, all together, turned way up.
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The Magnifica also comes with a built-in burr, which grinds your favorite beans immediately before brewing for maximum freshness.
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It uses similar controls, with players alternating between flip tricks, grabs, and grinds to rack up new high-scoring combos.
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He'll nudge you to speak up and act on your sudden impulses as he grinds up against Uranus and Mercury.
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Tax cuts have boosted demand in America but will not be repeated; China has slowed; the trade war grinds on.
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As the process grinds on, some in Washington insist Trump cannot pull out of NAFTA without the approval of Congress.
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It grinds the coffee, the Swedish Gevalia coffee that I grew up with, very loudly, which scares off the dogs.
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It grinds the coffee right, brews your coffee, and foams the milk to suit the specific drink you asked for.
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Parts of the city are still restive, and the war grinds on in Aleppo and other parts of the country.
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The can-do attitude of the Royals has impressed Moylan as the notoriously exhausting 162-game regular season grinds on.
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The OXO Brew Conical Burr Grinder grinds slowly, but that in turn reduces static, noise, and inconsistencies in your grounds.
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A short time after, we had fine grinds of coffee to scoop into our Bialetti Moka Express stovetop espresso maker.
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During these conversations, however, the game grinds to a halt when one of you has to make a dialogue choice.
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The narrative grinds to a halt with the ascent of André Courrèges and the arrival of the white gogo boot.
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Streaming As 2017 grinds to a halt, two media business stories promise to have a substantial impact on streaming video.
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One group of students hypothesized that coffee grinds could similarly be used as a filler to loosen up the soil.
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This isn't the first time airlines have relied on the US government as demand for travel grinds to a halt.
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Austerity continues to be the ruse of the city's stupendously rich to avoid fair taxation, and the story grinds on.
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This is the $5.7 billion question confronting Congress as the latest government-funding deal grinds its way toward his desk.
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But across Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, life grinds on far from the rallies, the violence and the political maneuvering.
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And so the legal strife grinds on, all the way to the Supreme Court, which in 1967, in Loving v.
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The consequence of all these edits is that the pacing frequently stutters, and in fact sometimes grinds to a halt.
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He strolled like a boulevardier, did some slow hip grinds and, more than once, dropped to his knees in limber gratitude.
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The burr grinder is a known Barista-favorite, as it maximizes the surface area of the grinds resulting in optimal flavor.
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My mom gave me the key since she works late so I press the button and the metal curtain grinds up.
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Dee Dee says they're staying put, as she grinds unidentified pills into a paste and sets Gypsy back in her wheelchair.
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As skateboarders increasingly did flip tricks into and out of grinds and slides, the flick-and-catch technique became more useful.
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You try to open a website and it grinds to a halt, or read an email and it churns along sluggishly.
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The AirPods comparison sort of grinds to a halt when you look at the design and fit of the Powerbeats Pro.
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When that enzyme grabs favipiravir instead of a nucleotide, the virus's multiplication machinery gets gummed up and grinds to a halt.
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The Trump trade in individual sectors and small caps has faded, even as the broader stock market grinds to new highs.
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In the heat of that battle, the principles articulated above will soon be forgotten as the legislative sausage grinder grinds away.
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As the crisis grinds on, one survey suggested that voters wanted a strong leader willing to force through broad political reform.
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You only get one cup's worth of coffee for all your hard work, but the grinds are uniform and high quality.
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Part of Nystad's job is overseeing the creation and testing of a huge variety of etching patterns, which he calls grinds.
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It is a mystery to a neophyte how grinds could possibly make any difference, but many teams have stone grinding machines.
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To make it, the kitchen salts grass-fed beef and grinds it in small batches with 18 percent fat, guaranteeing succulence.
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Michael got me this fancy machine by Jura a few years ago, and it grinds the beans for each cup individually.
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However, as the investigation grinds on, seems to expand, and drills deeper, it has become an obvious distraction to the administration.
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And it grinds at their relationship, gnawing away at all the years they spent and all the years they've loved each other.
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The problems come when the laughs stop, and the show grinds to a halt as it falls into boilerplate fantasy horror clichés.
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We are all caught in some larger machine that grinds up too many of us in the name of its continued operation.
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The unending cycle of chasing campaign cash, and the monied interests that dole it out, grinds progress in Washington to a halt.
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The tension grinds in further as the film approaches its climax and Sawyer must confront her metaphorical demons in quite literal ways.
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The silty river starts to flow, grinds its massive ice jam along the shore at Fort Simpson, while the Mackenzie holds firm.
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When the sorghum ripens, the local farmers sell it to the FAO, which grinds it and uses it to feed the refugees.
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Ones that are cheaper and healthier, and won't pollute the environment or your body, using ingredients like coffee grinds or sugar scrubs.
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The new movie takes great pains to explain how he figures it out, and the effort just grinds everything to a halt.
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The French federation annually grinds up 1.5 million balls into granules that are added to resins for sports surfaces throughout the country.
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Congress is out of town in the coming week for the Presidents Day recess, but defense work grinds on at the Pentagon.
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The contraption is much like a normal coffee brewer, except that it grinds fresh coffee beans before filtering them into the pot.
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Before the barred door of my cell grinds open on its gritty steel runners, I've already stripped off my sweatshirt and shoes.
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Here is the breakdown of the different grinds and what kind of brewing method you should use as explained by Gear Patrol.
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The Hario Mini Mill Slim Hand Coffee Grinder cranks out great grinds if you're willing to put in a little elbow grease.
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The kitchen grinds meat in-house, folds dumplings by hand and pan-fries them so that one side is golden and crisp.
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But even those who have no pressing commitments have grown weary of trekking to the Capitol as Congress grinds to a close.
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Since looser, coarser grinds yield faster runtimes, that'll yield a 10-second pull and a cup of coffee that's acidic and thin.
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Just make sure to order it from Amazon while it's still on sale and load up on some grinds and K-cups.
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To make the bricks, Sakai toasts whole spices, grinds them into a powder, then stirs the mixture into a lightly browned roux.
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China's growth has slowed to its weakest point in decades, as the trade war grinds on the economy and consumers pull back.
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"We're a team that's built like we say all the time, we're a team that grinds," point guard Mike Conley told reporters.
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In response, Russian-backed soldiers invaded and annexed one part of the country and fomented a war that still grinds on today.
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What really grinds Trump's gears, reportedly, isn't the content of the skit or the jokes themselves—it's that a woman played Spicer.
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In reality, we've got rent to pay, loans to settle, and daily grinds to worry about, so taking a trip requires some saving.
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No matter, he just stands up on his pedals and grinds like a bike messenger who has just guzzled a gallon of espresso.
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Since then, Russia and Iran have emerged as Assad's primary foreign backers, keeping his regime in place even as the conflict grinds on.
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Any time the commander-in-chief ventures in and out of New York City, traffic grinds to a halt, and commuter chaos ensues.
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Its release on Friday comes as a landmark paedophilia case grinds through Poland's courts and Pope Francis battles to address the issue worldwide.
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This dual functioning coffee maker automatically grinds beans before brewing, so if you're a fan of using coffee beans, this one's for you.
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"However, on the demand side, cocoa grinds have grown by about 5 percent this year, which is significantly above trend line," Verghese said.
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Read MoreCorporate bond issuance grinds to near halt Financials closed up 1.77 percent as the fifth-best advancer in the S&P 500.
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All I have to do is boil water and pour it on top of the pre-measured coffee grinds in my French Press.
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Load up the filter with coffee grinds and water, let it steep inside the fridge, and pour yourself a glass once it's ready.
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The chef Jeremiah Langhorne, of the Dabney restaurant in Washington, buys fresh Aleppo peppers from Virginia greenhouses, then dries and grinds them himself.
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From the moment "Shut Up" grinds to life on the back of Ayşe Hassan's rumbling low end, we have something else to do.
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This isn't a market that grinds lower, its a market that if anything, flushes, resets a level and then starts rising from there.
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If political correctness gets pushed to the maximum, business and progress grinds to a halt in fear of legal accusations that become paralyzing.
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Yet as the euro zone's largest economy grinds to a halt, the debate over whether to open the spigots further is gathering pace.
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"With all coffee makers, it's not bacteria that we're worried about, but more odors, coffee grinds, staining, oils, and hard water," Maker said.
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As the war grinds into its seventh year, English-language literature about the conflict is beginning to reach the rest of the world.
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But as the fight in Afghanistan grinds on, some experts question whether the supposed Taliban peace advocates might be quietly facilitating more war.
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"If this grinds on with multiple votes, you may start to see a lack of governability," said one top lawmaker in Temer's coalition.
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Binder cautioned that early polls like this will change as the campaign grinds on and candidates win or lose in the early states.
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In "The Matrix Reloaded," she grinds against a highway wall and dodges airborne cars as a double for Carrie-Anne Moss's character, Trinity.
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It simply views war as something that is, an event that grinds up those involved in it, even once they're safely back home.
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White society grinds down the self esteem of black artists to the point where we are expected to be silent about such obvious transgressions.
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In one video, Kardashian grinds on Thompson, and in the next, she has a friend film the two as they kiss and make out.
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As the war in Yemen grinds toward its fourth year, the prospects may be improving for a deal to reduce the bloodshed and suffering.
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Once the show finally grinds our hearts to dust with their last batch of gut-punching deaths, will the logo crumble completely as well?
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"When there's shakeups at the top, what tends to happen is a lot of the decision-making grinds to a halt," the source said.
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This coffee maker encloses the beans in an eight-ounce hopper with a sealed lid to prevent moisture and automatically grinds them before brewing.
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I also make a pot of coffee, which is really good, because I have a coffee maker that grinds the beans before it brews.
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He sands the wooden blade down and grinds it like you would any other knife and the end result is such a beautiful piece.
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Plus, I find that doing something active with my hands — boiling water, measuring coffee grinds, brewing the French press — wakes me up a bit.
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Meanwhile, the jobs advertised in Detroit were the same minimum-wage grinds she remembered from high school: Long John Silver's, security guard, Family Dollar.
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I freehand all my grinds with large belt grinders to remove the bulk of the material to set the main shape of the knife.
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A few years ago, two buddies and I strolled into OnStage Drinks & Grinds, a sports bar at the corner of Kapahulu Avenue in Honolulu.
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The country is already grappling with the world's fastest inflation, rising malnutrition, and disease as the state-led economic system grinds to a halt.
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But as the special counsel investigation grinds onward, should Mr. Giuliani be trying to drum up business for his consulting firm from foreign governments?
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The Federal Reserve chair voiced a reassuring, if uncertain, message in a rare televised interview as the coronavirus grinds America's economy to a halt.
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But as the season grinds on, it is becoming clear that if the 2018 Yankees have an Achilles' heel, it is their starting pitching.
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Feature As the conflict grinds on, parents of sick children face a wrenching choice: to risk traveling for treatment, or to risk forgoing it.
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As the country's civil war grinds on, more women in socially and religiously conservative areas are leaving home and working for the first time.
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A device known as a halogenerator grinds sodium chloride into a dry aerosol, then disperses it to mimic the microclimate of a salt cave.
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It tells you the precise amount of grinds and water to use, but you can also control the portions yourself with the manual mode.
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In it, the AMOC grinds to a halt, causing superstorms to ravage entire cities and mega hurricanes to suck frozen air down from space.
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Mexican ex-votos, book illustrations and folk tales are possible sources, but whatever her precedents, Ms. Lundqvist grinds them finely and mixes them well.
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" He added, "I guess the thing that grinds my gears the most is, anytime I've seen anyone from that show, they're so nice to me.
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And if the worst happens—say, a factory grinds to a halt and creates gigantic production delays—future EVs can coast off Tesla's cultural cache.
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One character dances on an empty overpass, sliding across the asphalt as if they were figure skating; another grinds down a railing playing air guitar.
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It implies the system does more than simply play a perfectly safe game where it only grinds out wins when it has the stronger hand.
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But banks' strength in retail operations may wane by the end of this year, when net interest income growth grinds to a halt, Peabody said.
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The noogie, for those unfamiliar with the schoolyard harassment device, is when a person grinds their knuckles into the head of the recipient, usually unwillingly.
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Syria Israel's mostly been sitting on the sidelines as the Syrian civil war next door grinds on -- except for when fighting spills into its territory.
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As the contest grinds on, the Democrats' preference for awarding delegates in proportion to voting results make it difficult for Sanders to overcome that deficit.
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While the debate in America's town halls and on Capitol Hill grinds on, we can and must pursue all available options to fight gun violence.
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If the trade war grinds on and China's pistachio tariff remains in place, the Chinese may yet hurt us in exactly the way they intend.
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Of course, it's a blade grinder, so if you're looking for coarse grinds for French Press or pourover coffee, you should pass this one by.
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Medium: Medium coarse and medium fine grinds look and feel like pieces of grit that you can pick out individually — think sand on a beach.
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The shock to the United States and Europe, meanwhile, is expected to be concentrated between April and June as daily life grinds to a standstill.
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As the spread of the novel coronavirus grinds to a near-halt in China, the virus continues spreading fast around the rest of the globe.
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And more of them waiting for visas in Afghanistan are at risk of murder as the U.S. visa approval process grinds at a slow pace.
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When we get sick—or we have to shelter in place to avoid getting sick—the work that depends on people grinds to a stop.
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As the war grinds into its seventh year, literature written in English about the conflict is finally beginning to reach the rest of the world.
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Joe Rong, a native of Taishan in Guangdong Province, China, grinds rice daily in electric stone mills to achieve noodles of remarkable pliancy and earthiness.
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Yet that sluggish narrative -- as Bilott's pursuit grinds on and the years tick by -- is presented with purpose, highlighting the epic nature of the struggle.
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Syria is into its seventh year, the civil war in South Sudan into its fifth and the conflict in eastern Ukraine grinds into its fourth.
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The Phillies are looking for positives as the season grinds to a close and continue to get encouraging performances from the younger players on the roster.
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As the trade war between America and China grinds on unresolved, indices of business confidence in America and elsewhere have been falling fast (see chart 1).
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Eight years after President Bashar Assad responded to peaceful protests with violent force, the Syrian civil war slowly grinds on, and so does the protest movement.
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It also takes aim at Russia's role in Syria — and at any agreement the US might make with Moscow as the conflict grinds toward an end.
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AT THIS time of year pack ice grinds the beaches of northern Japan, but in the Ryukyu Islands in the south farmers are cutting sugar cane.
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At its gigantic metal works here, it pours, grinds and welds the huge steel straws that pull much of the world's oil out of the depths.
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As a reminder, Bonaverde raised nearly $700,000 on Kickstarter a few years ago for a coffee machine that roasts, grinds and brews coffee in fifteen minutes.
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As we reported, a judge ruled Friday A$AP is a flight risk and therefore can't be let out of jail while the case grinds on.
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But it is the kind that China's government and companies feel they have to consider as their country's dispute with its largest trading partner grinds on.
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They may be waiting for a calmer political climate: both presidential and parliamentary elections loom in the next couple of years; the Taliban insurgency grinds on.
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About 250 employees keep things running, and they even work on Yom Kippur, Judaism's holiest day, when everything else in the country grinds to a halt.
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They gave up a mint for them, yes, but consider that with both those guys... [music grinds to a halt] yes, Lucroy is still in Milwaukee.
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Isaiah Thomas' fourth-quarter prowess is reaching legendary status and is pushing him into the MVP conversation as the season grinds toward the All-Star break.
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Orlando and his team find daily inspiration in discarded vegetable stems, leftover coffee grinds, day-old bread, and things that bubble and ferment into the night.
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He does all his rehab, stays for the game, grinds out the games with us on the bench, cheering guys on, watching video, doing scouting reports.
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As foot traffic grinds to a halt in some of the country's most populous areas, restaurant owners and food-service employers are feeling the financial repercussions.
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During the last two NBA Finals, the Cavs have done a remarkable job of slowing games down to a crawl and making them half court grinds.
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The rim of it was burn-bright, like when something grinds against your eyelid and you see little firework-explosions on your eyeball in the dark.
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Atonal music grinds while unsmiling waiters wearing dark-colored sacks deliver preposterous dishes, giving no hint that they understand the absurdity of the setting and situation.
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Simmer for about 29 minutes, stir in basil, and season with a few grinds of pepper and additional salt and red pepper flakes if needed. 210.
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Considerable thought has gone into the patty, shaped from shoulder meat and brisket ("I'm a good Jewish boy") that the chef breaks down and grinds himself.
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Goldman Sachs is betting on stocks with high revenue growth to perform well, while the broader stock market grinds slowly higher over the next two years.
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MC: And then you get smaller and smaller and smaller with the grinds to the point where you get a cup of coffee that you like.
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Edinburgh-based producer Benjamin John Power's uncommonly ferocious fourth album seethes with the chaos of the late 2010s and grinds through the fallout of hyper-consumerism.
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At a time when mass incarceration grinds down human beings and destroys communities of color, our government is putting more cash into the for-profit prison industry.
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The longer the strike grinds on, the more pain it will cause protesters losing out on pay, and unions that help make up for their members' losses.
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But during his week off, after a month on the road, he grinds on American Truck Simulator, a 2016 PC game simulating the minutiae of truck-driving.
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Heart burger This burger, compliments of Chichi Wang and Serious Eats, grinds scraps of heart into beef with a high fat content to ensure a juicy patty.
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He's a stocky, powerful guy who hits hard in ones and twos, and grinds his man down or turns them passive with the threat of his power.
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As long as the water tank is full and there's enough coffee grinds, you'll be able to enjoy a hot cup regardless of how much you need.
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According to the Military Times, about 43,000 Coast Guard employees are working without pay, and another 10,000 are furloughed, as the shutdown grinds into its fourth week.
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The device will accept various grinds and amounts of coffee, producing a different cup — not a possibility with French press and not advised with pourover or espresso.
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Once the blades have hardened, I finish the grinds with very fine sanding belts and eventually work our way down to a hand-rubbed 1200 grit finish.
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But, more importantly, it times your shot, which should give you a very good idea of whether or not you've dialed your grinds and tamped them properly.
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It grinds the beans, tamps the grounds into the filter, boils the water, pushes it with lots of pressure, and takes care of the waste for you.
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" In a July 2017 CNN appearance, Whitaker suggested Sessions' replacement could choke off funding to Mueller's investigation "so low that his investigation grinds almost to a halt.
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When you stare at all those wet grinds at the end of the night, you realize that you have an abundance of potential still full of flavor.
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Neither man will step away from his A game and will battle for every inch until one grinds to a slight advantage and begins to push it.
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It may look like your average Pokéball from the outside, but inside it contains a three-piece aluminum grinder that discreetly grinds up and hides your herb.
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The air assaults have killed thousands of Yemeni civilians and produced one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world as the conflict grinds to a stalemate.
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"My issue is not how much we've gone up, because there is plenty of precedent for a market that grinds and creeps higher every day," he said.
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Now, as the blockade grinds into its third week, the town's shuttered hotels are already looking worn down, with jungle vegetation growing freely around abandoned swimming pools.
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Sabathia grinds out win as Yankees top Red Sox NEW YORK — The days of blowing fastballs past batters are a thing of the past for CC Sabathia.
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There's a premium that's put on intangibles like creativity or ingenuity, but there's a need for someone who shows up every day and really grinds it out.
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Democracy grinds to a halt without a willingness to compromise; or when even basic facts are contested, and we listen only to those who agree with us.
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But there is no victory in sight, various efforts at a peace deal have failed, and the war, being waged with U.S. supplied weapons and equipment, grinds on.
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"A stuttering global industrial economy continues to weigh on many commodity prices, as global trade grinds to a halt," analysts at BMO Capital Markets said in a note.
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But the Chinese economy is four times as big as it was during the SARS outbreak, magnifying the global impact of an event that grinds down activity there.
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Alvarez Grinds Pettis Down to Split Decision The co-main event of the evening paired former UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis with former Bellator lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez.
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Imbibe a Russian Cocaine, €3: a shot of vodka that comes with a slice of lemon coated with sugar on one side and coffee grinds on the other.
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Democracy grinds to a halt without a willingness to compromise or when even basic facts are contested or when we listen only to those who agree with us.
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The criminal justice system that grinds on after the deaths of young people of color is the same one in which the white and purportedly wealthy Epstein perished.
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"It is hard trade grinds, especially when capital can be deployed to trade other things," said Tai Wong, head of base and precious metals derivatives trading at BMO.
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Ark: Survival Evolved, a Steam Early Access title with notoriously poor optimization, was playable on higher settings even though it grinds to a halt on my gaming desktop.
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The company relies on cheaper light crop beans from state-owned industry regulator Cocobod which it grinds into chocolate, liquor, butter and cake for export and local consumption.
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But while the Trump-Russia investigation grinds on, congressional Republicans would do well to find other ways to enact their agenda, mostly by working closely with GOP governors.
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The six recipes below all cost $3 or less per application and use cheap items from the grocery store like rolled oats, lemon, and even used coffee grinds.
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There is brickwork for texture; "hubbas," or ledges, for grinds and slides; a curved bit of concrete called the orange peel; and benches, for either skating or sitting.
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A motor on top of steel burrs with a hopper and grinds container in the bottom keep this thing compact, but nine grinding settings keep it fully functional.
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He has molded a little milling machine with clay and demonstrated how he grinds grains into flour, though the grain in his example was mere handfuls of sand.
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These days, when I hear the distinctive roll of polyurethane wheels on cement, I crane my neck to witness ollies, grinds on waxed curbs and the occasional wipeout.
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His lawyer, David Rudolf, is every bit his talkative match, combining a competitive drive with a very human sense of exhaustion and frustration as the case grinds on.
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While this is happening, Cooper grinds through the mill of the Space Cube and is converted into a black smoke that eventually takes the place of Dougie Jones.
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And China is relaxing its rules on how banks deal with bad loans, giving borrowers and lenders more of a cushion as economic activity grinds to a halt.
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If every woman in America refuses to go to work Wednesday for A Day Without a Woman, it will be no surprise when the country grinds to a halt.
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It's at this point, halfway through the story, that a game about grind literally grinds to a halt, and I'm forced to take stock of what I've been playing.
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I suppose there are little wordless things on the new one, but as far as this Lumineers, fuckin' grocery store, festival-kind of thing, that really grinds my gears.
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Beijing has been struggling to underpin the yuan as the growth rate in the world's second-largest economy grinds to its slowest levels in a quarter of a century.
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The common theme with every immigrant dad is they have such amazing jobs and qualifications and then they come here and the system almost grinds them down to nothing.
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The charity released a statement, obtained by The Sun, about the 2019 whales hunts (called grinds by locals) and their concerns that the tradition is turning into a spectacle.
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Blade grinders will get the job done, but coffee snobs will tell you that they yield uneven grinds, meaning you'll never get the most flavor out of your beans.
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He grinds all of his raw herbs and spices by hand, sources his produce from local farmer's markets, and orders meat from Taoyuan, a full hour outside of Taipei.
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If a boring welterweight grinds his way through a couple of top ten opponents to get a shot at Tyron Woodley's belt, people will be actively rooting against him.
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All of these grinders can handle everything from espresso to pour overs, but only 1Zpresso's JX Series really does courser grinds like what you need for French press brewing.
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Absences by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) workers are spiking, creating long lines and delays at airports as the partial government shutdown grinds toward the end of a fourth week.
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With advances in A.I. and engineering, robots, no longer mere grinds in factories, are galumphing, rolling, and being U.P.S.-delivered into our homes, hotels, hospitals, airports, malls, and eateries.
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As the fight against ISIS in northern Iraq grinds on, lessons learned since 2011 – that military and political disengagement can have tragic results – should guide Washington's policy in Baghdad.
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The photograph is an effective symbol of a war with no winners but very clear losers: the civilians maimed and killed by the thousands as the conflict grinds on.
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"We're looking at further growth and Africa is on our radar from a processing growth perspective," Kleemans said, noting Cargill currently grinds about 800,000 tonnes of cocoa per year.
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Theaters across the US are closed in accordance with national guidelines that limit public gatherings, as movie studios delay major releases and the box office grinds to a halt.
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But what kills you is the ignorance; what grinds you down is how much they don't know about the past and, if they do know, how little they care.
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Ms. Reynolds, a noodle purist, insists on serving the dish simply, without meat or herbs or any such adulteration in the sauce, just some generous grinds of black pepper.
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Growing personal debt, declining incomes and ever higher taxes as Greece's depression grinds on have turned property and the dream of easy money into dread of a catastrophic burden.
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If death is always trying to spirit Carol away, like a demon lover, and psychosis comes suddenly for Anna, like an unpremeditated assault, it's life that grinds Bonnie down.
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"Again and again we've seen them wipe the drives that companies are using to run their business, and business grinds to a halt, and it costs them a fortune."
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Booker and Biden, should he run, will also be competing in the "CBC primary" as members weigh their relationships, their constituencies and candidate platforms as the primary grinds on.
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So pull down the blinds, turn up that smoke machine, and put Paweł Zadrożniak's latest masterpiece on loop as the Floppotron grinds out a wonderful rendition of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'.
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As the fifth year of California's drought grinds on much-needed rain will help lessen the economic damage on the agriculture industry, according to a new economic analysis released Monday.
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" He told CNN last year that he could envision a scenario where the person overseeing the probe "reduces [Mueller's] budget so low that his investigation grinds to almost a halt.
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The singer posted a photo from her Los Angeles home wearing nothing but a pair of black sweatpants in front of the stove while she grinds pepper on her breakfast.
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As another preliminary hearing grinds on this week, the first jury trial is scheduled to begin on February 6 -- just two days after the two-year anniversary of Tim's death.
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Where sexuality exists to serve male desire—for instance, when a conventionally beautiful, youthful woman grinds on a man the way he might pay a stripper to do—it's allowed.
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During the remainder of the 19½-minute video, Mr. Acconci, squirming and twisting, grinds his torso against the passive Mr. Oppenheim, leaving his back flushed pink with transferred lipstick stains.
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All they have to do is fill it with their favorite coffee grinds, add water, let it sit, and they've got a glass of delicious cold brew on the way.
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On Wednesday's episode of Desus & Mero, the VICELAND hosts discussed the Otto Grinder, which not only grinds your bud but can pack it in a joint for you as well.
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Fans can count on Trout's box score dominance every night, as he fouls off tough pitches and grinds out at bats and accumulates value like few in the game's history.
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In a small bowl, combine the rosemary, lemon zest, garlic, 1 tablespoon of olive oil, ½ teaspoon of salt, and about 10 grinds of the black pepper to make a paste.
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She and an energetic cast that also includes the very good Maddie Baillio and Harold Perrineau keep you hopeful even when the storytelling grinds to a crawl, which happens frequently.
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But with Israel's entire political establishment trying to identify a way out, the question was whether a creative new solution might emerge before the politicking grinds to another acrimonious halt.
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"Great leader, big bat in the middle of the order that is extremely productive, grinds out at-bats and brings an attitude every day," Manager Joe Girardi said, assessing Holliday.
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Now, as the war grinds into its seventh horrifying year, literature written in English and borne out of the conflict is finally beginning to reach the rest of the world.
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If a disposal program is not available, the agency suggests mixing antibiotics with coffee grinds or kitty litter, sealing the mixture in a container and throwing it in the garbage.
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As the longest ever federal government shutdown grinds on and chatter about a potential recession grows louder, retail and restaurant CEOs and investors are gathering in Orlando, for the ICR conference.
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Raygoza grinds all of his own pork and spices, stems and deseeds all of his dried chiles—around 75 pounds every two months—and twists and threads each link by hand.
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But that won't keep Trump from making these sorts of bizarre tweets or the jokes from spilling out all over the internet while our dysfunctional federal government grinds to another halt.Â
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Rocha takes stacks of old, unrideable skateboard decks, glues them together, grinds 'em up, and then transforms them into functional objects like furniture, tables, tap handles, and, yes, even "new" skateboards.
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You can now add skateboarding to the list: not the little trick boards built for flips, grabs and grinds but longer boards originally built for commuting and now modified for speed.
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Fair Grinds Coffeehouse: During peak business hours, it can be a little tough to find a table here, but the coffee always has your back and the internet is pretty solid.
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"The bullish roller-coaster will remain in full-swing for now, but don't be surprised if it grinds to a halt as we approach the turn of the year," Brennock added.
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Past and present members of the Trump team are collectively racking up millions in lawyers' fees as special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 campaign grinds on.
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Past and present members of the Trump team are collectively racking up millions in lawyers' fees as special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian meddling in the 4513 campaign grinds on.
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As the war in Turkey grinds on, the United States is confronting a perilous sideshow that has begun to drain the energy and attention of the two allies it needs most.
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Pros: Affordable, grinds coffee beans and spices, two-year warranty, easy to use, easy to cleanCons: It's a blade grinder with one setting, it's not as good as a burr grinder
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And as the fighting grinds on, there is a persistent fear of a major humanitarian crisis in the coming days and weeks, as the fighting moves toward more densely populated areas.
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UBS analysts warned of a coming wave of credit downgrades for U.S. stocks, which may still be on the way as a pandemic grinds portions of the economy to a halt.
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Toward the end of the book, just as Ms. McNamara's investigation seems to be gaining momentum and the killer's hazy profile begins to come into focus, it grinds to a halt.
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LONDON — The title alone would seem to capture how many people here are thinking about this apprehensive chapter in history, as the long goodbye known as Brexit grinds into laborious gear.
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He simply fabricates a terror plot targeting voting centers, strong arms a few swing-state governors into shutting down the polls and watches as the entire election grinds to a halt.
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Trump's verbal torching of the institutions of his own government like the Justice Department and the FBI appears to be becoming more intense as Robert Mueller's special counsel probe grinds on.
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President Donald Trump is using the phrase "witch hunt" to describe the special counsel's Russia probe more frequently, as the investigation grinds on and Trump's former campaign boss goes on trial.
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As the crisis grinds on, one survey suggested that voters wanted a strong leader willing to force through reform of a political system that has been found badly wanting by Brexit.
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But both his prime minister and finance minister have struck a far more emollient tone towards Brussels in recent weeks, as the extended and occasionally bureaucratic EDP grinds closer to a resolution.
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As an investigation led by Robert Mueller into possible links between Russia and Mr Trump's presidential campaign grinds on, the president has flung ever more insults in the direction of law enforcement.
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This overarching genre of "forever" games encompasses esports like Hearthstone and Overwatch, social hangouts like World of Warcraft and Fortnite, and endlessly repetitive grinds like Destiny 2 and even Candy Crush Saga.
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" Decked out in baggy pants, a black vest and a open white dress shirt, Wilmer breaks it down with a few bumps and grinds while mouthing that infamous line: "Am I sexual?
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Hometown Hero Rua Grinds Out Win Mauricio 'Shogun' Rua's big stopping power punctuated the ends of the first and second round, which proved enough to win a split decision over Corey Anderson.
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The whole thing actually reads like an exercise in insincerity (he posted it on LinkedIn), but the part that really grinds my gears is the whole "this isn't the real me" line.
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Hollywood is infamous for f---ing up just about everything when it comes to the military, but one thing that especially grinds grunts' gears is how they portray the use of grenades.
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The airy montage of 1950s history and medical science that opens HBO's The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks temporarily grinds to a halt over a seemingly inconsequential detail — its title character's name.
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After much research and some testing, we found that the Baratza Encore Conical Burr Grinder is the best option for most people with its affordable $139 price tag and consistently great grinds.
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As the coronavirus outbreak grinds US business and commerce to a halt, independent bookstores — long struggling in an uphill battle against the rise of Amazon and e-books — are fearing the worst.
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But lately, the line sometimes grinds to a premature halt, as supervisors wait for employees to straggle in — or give up and pull people off forklifts to fill in for no-shows.
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And women's sports — and elite female athletes — are likely to be hit harder than men's sports and players as the coronavirus outbreak grinds virtually every sport in the country to a halt.
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The U.S.-China trade war grinds on, and — unless a truce is reached by March 21625 — the Trump administration will increase its tariffs on Chinese imports from 2900 percent to 220006 percent.
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Tunghsu is the latest in a series of mostly private Chinese firms to default on debts, as the country's economic growth grinds to near 30-year low amid the ongoing Sino-U.
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He collects coconut shells, sugar cane, rice husk, and palm kernel waste from farmers and households, grinds the raw material and binds it with starch before it is extruded through a machine.
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"He grinds his at-bats away, he makes you work, makes you fight for every pitch," said the right-hander Max Scherzer, who won the National League Cy Young Award last season.
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Taking a small faction from a backwater power to a region-spanning empire often descended into long, wearying grinds against swarms of AI opponents who weren't so much adversaries as militant speedbumps.
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What grinds my gears about Clinton isn't just the fact that he hasn't seemed to really learn his lesson; it's that other people have coddled him so that he really doesn't have to.
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He let us know what "grinds his gears" (+21), said "ohmygod, who the hell cares" (+21) to boring or irrelevant information, and engaged in an ipecac war that provided a nice vomiting gif.
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Plus, making the coffee itself is incredibly simple: Just add your preferred coffee grinds to the steeper along with cold water, then seal and wait 12 hours (or more, depending on your preference).
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Stefan just grinds out his game, which drops with so little fanfare that it isn't even reviewed, and then he goes on to working on the next, and the next, and the next.
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A couple makes out on a pool table, two men flirt in a corner, a woman grinds on a man in a sleeveless flannel shirt, and later slinks around on the dance floor.
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The Prelims: Burkman Grinds Noons to Decision Win The prelims were wrapped up by a lightweight bout between Joshua Burkman and KJ Noons; a pair of veterans with a combined 60 professional fights.
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Used cooking oil makes up a good chunk of what the company collects from thousands of sites across Southeast Asia, but it also buys coffee grinds, animal fats and palm oil mill waste.
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We had big fella (Valanciunas) in foul trouble — he actually fouled out — and that really slowed the game up for us and we were able to box out and get out of grinds.
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As Rouhani, Erdogan and Putin met Wednesday, the UN humanitarian adviser for Syria, Jan Egeland, warned against losing sight of the awful plight of Syria's civilians as its intractable civil conflict grinds on.
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As demand grinds to a halt, the OPEC+ production cuts currently in place expire at the end of the month, meaning nations will soon be allowed to pump as much as they please.
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"With the challenges facing Indiana and our country, I can no longer sit on the sidelines and watch as partisan bickering grinds Washington to a halt," Bayh said in a statement announcing his candidacy.
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Putin's announcement follows reports that U.S. forces killed and injured roughly 300 Russian mercenaries in Syria in February, and as a long-running low-grade conflict in eastern Ukraine grinds on along Russia's border.
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So, summing gently, it looks likely that whatever real profit Amazon grinds out of Whole Foods will be small, and it will perhaps spread inside of other business units (such as more Prime memberships).
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What the looming qualification challenges mean for these candidates is that they NEED to make something happen in this debate or run the risk of being left behind as the 2020 campaign grinds on.
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A new, specialist ward was opened recently to deal with the growing number of children from Mosul showing signs of malnutrition as the conflict grinds on -– most of them less than six-months-old.
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What viewers see is a thirsty fangirl given the pseudonym Briana who grinds on Shakur in a nightclub and unzips his pants, ostensibly to give him head, while R. Kelly plays in the background.
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The Coffee Boy All-in-One Portable Coffee Maker features a built-in grinder that can prepare a batch of coffee beans the way you like, regardless if you like coarse or fine grinds.
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If foreign investment grinds to a halt and hard cash buffers disappear, Turkey has only limited options without simply building large current account surpluses that may require a much deeper and longer domestic recession.
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With this, she grinds a couple of garlic cloves until they go nearly clear, before adding a handful of emerald-like pistachios, crunching them up into a rough paste under that giant stone phallus.
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Any narrative momentum earned by the police-facing-ripped-from-the-headlines-moral-dilemmas grinds to a halt as soon as the singing starts, and there isn't enough space for all the overlapping plots.
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Noise doesn't kill us like a blow to the head but grinds us down the way a poor diet or sedentary lifestyle does: gradually, imperceptibly, almost abstractly, in a way that doesn't feel urgent.
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Mr. Kurbasic sets it to the time guests arrive, meaning that since the hands don't move, time grinds to a standstill and leaves visitors to fret about why their ordeal is passing so slowly.
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And while the federal government grinds its gears, the fight over whether they should have college access has moved to individual states, where the center of gravity seems to be shifting toward increased access.
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If impeachment grinds Congress to a halt, it could further complicate the already fraught process of passing spending bills and preventing another government shutdown, less than a year after the start of the last one.
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She has a key job in the propaganda apparatus of a highly repressive state that, in service to a family mafia, sits atop an edifice of lies and grinds most of its people into misery.
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"Justice sometimes grinds a little slow, but we believe we have a strong case in this case and we'll move forward with it," Gene Lepley, a spokesman for the Richmond Police Department, told WTVR-TV.
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If one lorry fails to arrive and a car cannot be completed the line grinds to a halt; there is no space to leave half-assembled cars hanging around the factory until vital parts appear.
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The U.S. initiative to engineer a political transition in Syria -- as far-fetched as it may seem as the vicious civil war grinds on -- depends on the Saudis and the Iranians buying into the concept.
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As the investigation grinds on, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers led the funeral of LVMPD officer Charleston Hartfield Thursday, who was among those gunned down at the Route 91 Harvest Festival country music event.
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And FIFA, the governing body for world soccer, has just extended Mr. Keram's ban from participating in national and international soccer for three more months, as its own investigation, nearly a year old, grinds on.
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The painful truth is that every minute I spend talking with my patient or doing the physical exam — that is, any time not spent on the E.M.R. — simply grinds down the progress of the day.
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Ahead, we're taking a closer look at what grinds each Mars sign's gears the most — and how they deal with that frustration — with help from the work of astrologer Annie Heese and our very own Astrotwins.
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The Spinn system grinds the coffee to spec, then drops it into a cylinder, in which it can sit, be agitated, or spin at great speed to force the water through the grounds at varying pressure.
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But a lot of people don't know how you're supposed to behave when you visit a sex worker, or when you're drunkenly trying to stay upright in a chair while a stripper grinds on your lap.
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The yuan showed some stability early in the week and paused its steep downtrend after the central bank moved to put a floor under the currency as the trade war with the United States grinds on.
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International Alert help the collective with funds and equipment so that members can sell their collected plastic to the association, which grinds it down and then sells it straight to recycling companies at a fair price.
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The apparent differences point to the increasing challenges faced by Chinese policymakers as economic growth grinds lower and a debate being played out globally over the potency of easing monetary policy when it is already loose.
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"With the challenges facing Indiana and our country, I can no longer sit on the sidelines and watch as partisan bickering grinds Washington to a halt," Bayh said in a statement Wednesday morning announcing his run.
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Sourcing potential in stems, leftover coffee grinds, day-old bread, and surplus milk is the driving force behind what we do, and it requires as much skills, attention, and ingenuity as any premium piece of meat.
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The relatively small penalty for the A$95 billion market capitalization company brings a rare bright spot to an industry facing a daily drumbeat of negative publicity as a public inquiry into financial misconduct grinds on.
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Using a combination of a chemical and mechanical process, the Nima grinds down any chunky bits, dissolving the food in a proprietary blend of enzymes and antibodies that zero in on any gluten in the mix.
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As much of the U.S. economy grinds to a halt, the tech industry is uniquely positioned to support the government's efforts to broadcast key information about the virus, assist workers financially and now aid critical research.
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Grindz (a play on the phrase 'ono grinds, meaning delicious eats, with a coffee-flavored chocolate glaze); the Alohamac (macadamias and a caramel drizzle); or the Ala Wai Tea Bag (matcha glaze with a Kit-Kat).
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As the Mueller probe grinds on without end in sight, the new secretary of State will have to hold Russia accountable for its transgressions and push back on any notion of Trump as the Kremlin's candidate.
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Usually the point of a general strike is to do something so disruptive that daily life grinds to a halt and society can't help but pay attention to your grievances, experts on social movements told Vox.
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A true love of work has become principle of good American living, but against the background of overly-demanding bosses and tedious paperwork, our ideal work life can feel like a shadow cast against our daily grinds.
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At launch, the title prevented players from accessing key features of the game like playing as Luke Skywalker or Darth Vader without either grueling grinds or shelling out extra cash to help bypass its confusing internal economy.
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Thankfully, there are plenty of options available, including the Starbucks 60-count K-cup variety pack for $45.59, Folgers 48-ounce classic roast grinds for $28.493, or Peet's Coffee Big Bang Medium Roast Whole Bean for $8.98.
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President Donald Trump will huddle with congressional leaders on Tuesday, seeking to rev up a stalled legislative agenda as the summer break draws closer and a probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election campaign grinds on.
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The pace is too hectic except when it unaccountably grinds to a halt, which is an odd problem in a show that was already running in London for more than a year before being remounted for Broadway.
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He has no choice but to watch as Mueller, an adversary whose discreet public profile makes him an elusive target, grinds away, apparently getting ever closer to Trump's inner circle and perhaps even to the President himself.
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" Back in 2017, Whitaker also told CNN's Don Lemon that he could see a scenario where Sessions is replaced with an attorney general who "reduces (Mueller's) budget so low that his investigation grinds to almost a halt.
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Unlike a coffee filter, through which liquid percolates and grinds are contained, the membrane works in reverse by allowing larger particles to pass through, while keeping smaller ones at bay, and words really don't do it justice.
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This week's episode delivers unto the show's resident priest a new set of challenges to test his belief, and true to form, the show methodically grinds the hope out of him until he's left a broken man.
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Contributing Opinion Writer BERLIN — As the trade impasse between the United States and China grinds on, the rest of the world is reduced to being anxious bystanders — and nowhere are leaders more anxious than here in Germany.
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These days it seems nothing is safe from the cash-fueled machine that grinds up all the revered pop culture properties of your childhood and spits them back out in shiny, new, and occasionally gender-flipped updates.
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DOLLAR RATIONING Meanwhile, senior bankers in Asia said major clients with supply chains and operations outside the region were worried about their cash flow being disrupted as countries close borders and economic activity grinds to a halt.
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But he also dehydrates the fish, grinds it, rehydrates it with sake, and deep-fries it to create a Southern version of the dried scallops that are integral to XO sauce, a spicy Hong Kong seafood sauce.
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As the country grinds to a halt to combat the coronavirus outbreak, vendors and owners of small businesses from food stalls and souvenir shops to beach shacks in Goa face the threat of an indefinite dry spell.
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The second, alas, grinds along so slowly as to significantly blunt its appeal, feeling less connected to its comic-book origins and more like an ABC drama where the protagonist occasionally puts her fist through a wall.
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Analysts also attributed Monday's sell-off to weakness in the yuan, which the central bank allowed to slip to fresh 4-1/2-year lows, adding to worries about increased capital flight as economic growth grinds lower.
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"This guy, he puts the ball in play, he hits the ball the other way, he grinds out at-bats, and he's doing an outstanding job with men in scoring position," Cora said before the game Thursday.
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"This guy, he puts the ball in play, he hits the ball the other way, he grinds out at-bats, and he's doing an outstanding job with men in scoring position," Cora said before the game Thursday.
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When that charismatic guy takes his foot off the gas, service plummets, because at the end of the day the staff just doesn't care, they've lost all pride in their work as the pressure grinds them to bits.
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Omielanczuk grinds out Decision over Oleinik Alexey Oleinik is one of the most dangerous heavyweights in the UFC on the ground, but Daniel Omielanczuk took his best before delivering steady ground and pound that won him a decision.
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Over the course of five minutes, one piece of the earth's armor grinds underneath another, and the reverberation of this tectonic motion project outwards for hundreds of miles through the core of a human culture living above it.
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Anyway, what really grinds Dan's gears about bouncers is when they ask him to step off the pavement at the end of a night, which is a very relatable scenario that most of us can relate to immediately.
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The attorney hopes to flush them out as the case grinds on, but based on past experience, Smith imagines some sort of settlement could be reached even if the operators don't make it to court in the flesh.
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If the Senate healthcare bill grinds to a stalemate, Meadows said he and other House conservatives would be willing to consider market stabilization measures attached to legislation that replaces as much of ObamaCare as possible under Senate rules.
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"It is certainly possible to implement security to such a point that your free society grinds to a halt," said Simon A. Bennett, director of the civil safety and security unit of the University of Leicester in England.
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Utah grinds its way through half-court possessions, waiting for the defense to crack; watching them play, it's pretty clear that Quin Snyder is not the type of person who taps "Skip Intro" when binging a new show.
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This new crisis is impacting American businesses more directly as business in restaurants, bars, hotels, travel and tourism broadly, airlines and manufacturing grinds to a halt under the weight of social distancing requirements to stop the disease's spread.
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MOSUL, Iraq — As the calamitous civil war next door in Syria grinds on toward a final battle in Idlib, with an unthinkably tragic end in sight, it's worth taking a look farther east, at this shattered Iraqi city.
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HAJJAH PROVINCE, Yemen (Reuters) - As Yeman's war grinds into its fifth year with peace efforts stalling, ten-year-old Afaf's father sees little hope he will be able to give his starving daughter the food or healthcare she needs.
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The robot grinds the meat, forms the patties, griddles them (a process tracked by 11 thermal sensors), chops tomatoes and grates cheese for those who want such accoutrements, slices, toasts and butters the bun, and dispenses seasoning and sauces.
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But as ageing public information infrastructure grinds to a halt and public services start making the switch to digital, that image is slowly starting to change, and the tech companies helping this along are reaping some of the rewards.
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Which she does, literally, when she grows up to be a successful tech entrepreneur (now played by Regina Hall), who nonetheless grinds her staff and assistant (Insecure's Issa Rae) into the ground with her demands and lack of compassion.
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It's the way the NFL and the NBA screw up: the level of play is great, but sometimes the lead-up to the fait accompli of the New England Patriots or the Golden State Warriors just grinds you down.
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One outcome could be that Apple grinds down the asks until they just disable the auto-erase function, which is an operating system option that already exists, and leave the rest of it to the FBI to figure out.
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The leader grunts and grinds out his own sinister version of the same song, their discordant duet joined remotely by the woman's ex-husband in the Foreign Legion, also now a seasoned killer and a fair-to-middling baritone.
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Flat burrs are two parallel rings with a space between them where the beans enter to be sheared into coffee grounds, while conical burrs involve a cone in a ring that grinds your beans down to the right size.
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There also appears to be broad support for $350 billion in loans to small and medium-sides businesses that have been decimated as the U.S. economy grinds to a jarring halt in the facing of the growing coronavirus outbreak.
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Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer have vowed they will not give Trump any money to build a wall but as the shutdown grinds on, they could have second thoughts, although this seems unlikely given the political climate.
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A leather-clad vixen grinds her stilettos into a fleshy male torso in one of the Steven Klein videos on display this month in "Fetish," an exhibition organized in partnership with Visionaire magazine at the venerable Sotheby's auction house.
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Inequality and poverty will increase as growth in the developed world grinds to a halt—potentially, the super-rich may be able to access technology that will allow them to reverse the aging process and thus effectively live forever.
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It seems like just about every talking point and applause line from the last postwar cycle will be recycled as the establishment grinds through yet another big conversation about the US military and what the hell to do with it.
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Brad Bird's direction again demonstrates animation's affinity for eye-popping powers, like a motorcycle chase that (literally) stretches Elastigirl's powers to their formidable limits as she grinds through a construction site and bounces between buildings to land on a speeding train.
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Companies which have relied on outsourcing by the mining industry are, meanwhile, expected to explore takeover prospects as a way to cut overheads, plug revenue gaps and improve their survival chances as a two-decade minerals boom grinds to a halt.
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For instance, a burr grinder (such as the OXO Brew Conical Burr Grinder, a pick from Wirecutter, a New York Times company that reviews and recommends products), which chops and grinds beans into a consistent coarseness, starts at about $100.
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More than 50% of fish caught by British boats end up elsewhere in the EU. If the export mechanism grinds to a halt the newly exclusive access to British waters enjoyed by the country's fisherfolk may bring them little joy.
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As Trump, Tamblyn grinds and shimmies against Ferrera while lip-syncing to Color Me Badd's "I Wanna Sex You Up." The song choice is clearly a nod to the steady influx of women accusing Trump of sexual harassment throughout the years.
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Rising and grinding every day in tireless service of your art—"hustling," as the show's Louisa May Alcott calls it—is harder to spin into irreverence if it does not get you anywhere, or if eventually, it grinds you down.
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As the Federal Reserve hikes interest rates going into the rest of the year, "value" firms in the U.S. over growth company will likely benefit, while emerging markets will feel the pain as the dollar gradually grinds higher against foreign currencies.
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House leadership races on both sides of the aisle are consuming the Capitol as major legislating grinds to a halt and attention shifts toward November's midterm elections — and who will lead the parties through the high-stakes 2202 presidential season.
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But the budget strains are worsening as the price decline grinds along, forcing the Kremlin to look for new sources of money — freezing pensions, withholding wages, raising some taxes, selling off chunks of state-owned companies, even reportedly trimming military outlays.
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He has competed in both the USA and Mexico editions of Top Chef, and is perhaps the only chef in Los Angeles who cooks and grinds his own nixtamal for his handmade corn tortillas in-house at his restaurant, Mexikosher.
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WASHINGTON, June 6 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will huddle with congressional leaders on Tuesday, seeking to rev up a stalled legislative agenda as the summer break draws closer and a probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election campaign grinds on.
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"TerraCycle breaks down and separates the toy's material-type, cleans the plastic, and then grinds it down into pellets that can then be reshaped for use in new, recycled products like shipping pallets and park benches," according to Yahoo Lifestyle.
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"I could see a scenario where Jeff Sessions is replaced with a recess appointment and that attorney general doesn't fire Bob Mueller, but he just reduces his budget to so low that his investigation grinds to almost a halt," Whitaker said.
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"When you lose access to energy, your entire economy grinds to a halt," said Jason Bordoff, director of the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University and a former White House energy adviser to President Obama during Hurricane Sandy.
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While most businesses have seen a slowdown in recent weeks as the US economy grinds to a halt, Instacart and other online delivery companies have seen an uptick due to statewide lockdowns forcing restaurants to close and residents to stay home.
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The president's decision is the latest development — and the first retreat — in an increasingly personal tit-for-tat between the two national leaders, and maybe the lowest point in a political crisis that grinds on with no end in sight.
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ADDIS ABABA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On weekday mornings traffic on the road northeast from Jemo into the center of Addis Ababa grinds to a near standstill, as taxis, minibuses and tuk-tuks wrestle for space along the narrow arterial highway.
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What I'd do, to accompany it, is toss a whole bunch of shrimp into a pan of foaming butter, let them go pink and fragrant, then hit them with some flaky salt and a few grinds of black pepper. Done!
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"We're putting our heart and soul into doing everything we can to start up again, but with each new quake everything grinds to a halt," said Nicoletta Colaneri, an owner of a bar off the main square that opened on Aug.
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As Jobs doubles over with illness after a product launch, the music, conducted by Michael Christie, grinds to a halt — relying, in a bizarrely clichéd move, on a sound evoking the stock effect of an alien spaceship powering down its engines.
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A dark, slimy accordion of an organ, it continuously contracts and grinds a corrosive slurry of gastric juices, sending waves of whatever you've swallowed crashing over a tiny fissure called the pylorus that leads into the deeper recesses of the gut.
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It's a matter of choosing craft over commerce, the difference between a fast-food burger and one from a cook who grinds the beef, cooks it to order and sees that the roll and condiments are of similar high quality.
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WASHINGTON — Lawsuits filed by federal employees forced to work without pay are stacking up as the partial shutdown grinds on, even as the government is still calculating how much money it owes workers who sued during the last major shutdown in 22017.
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Moore's loss could foreshadow a disastrous 20073 for Republicans — the nightmare scenario of losing the House and winnable Senate seats that top strategists and lawmakers have been worried about, as Trump's legislative agenda grinds to a halt and the party increasingly fractures.
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As Syria's war grinds along in its seventh year of fighting, the conflict is entering an ominous new phase as President Bashar Assad's forces step up their offensive operations and the broader proxy war intensifies between several nation states, including Iran and Israel.
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Featuring the tantalizing tandem of Michael B. Jordan and Michael Shannon, this HBO movie adaptation of Ray Bradbury's dystopian novel grinds along sluggishly, eclipsed by similar visions ("The Handmaid's Tale," anyone?) and becoming one of those films that, alas, looked better on paper.
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That sort of board control allows him to constantly upend his viewers' expectations: He loves doing tricks the wrong way, not just in the alley-oop sense, but also in terms of fashionability; no one takes crooked grinds to fakie with more grace.
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The droning Sabbath-like rock of Here Lies Man grinds away in the background and the driver is trying to round the band up to get them all in the van and back to London; it's like herding lost, acid-fried sheep.
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While Mr. Mueller's investigation grinds on — reaching into the murky depths of Russian money laundering or Russia's shadowy efforts to hack the 2016 election — Mr. Cohen's case throws a white-hot spotlight on the behavior of Mr. Trump and his closest confidants.
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As many companies' activity grinds to a halt, the government has tentatively estimated that the economy will contract by 1% this year with the caveat that was less of a forecast than a best guess given the unprecedented nature of the crisis.
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We're also digging into stories that we can cover better than anyone else, like how workplaces and frontline workers are experiencing the outbreak, the struggle against digital disinformation, and internet culture at a time when the physical world grinds to a halt.
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Economists expect more than a million workers will lose their jobs by the end of the month as economic activity grinds to a halt; St. Louis Fed President James Bullard warns the jobless rate could hit 30 percent in the second quarter.
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China's central bank raised its daily guidance rate for the yuan by the most in nearly 15 months on Tuesday as part of its latest move to put a floor under the currency as a trade war with the United States grinds on.
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But it's so bombastic on the topic of mind-blowing art that won't sell out , man , that it grinds you down, as if you were standing way too close to some guy in a club who keeps screaming about how high he is.
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A fizzy slow jam laced with Autotuned entendre that grinds all over the line separating mockery and genuine affection, "La Croix Boi" turns on the assumed eroticism of the ultra-trendy "water juice," celebrating the brand's tongue-tickling bubbles and range of flavors.
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Some of these songs are more or less standards in Brazil — including "O Mundo é um Moinho" ("The World Is a Mill"), the idea being that it grinds you up — and Ms. Cristina comes at them in a strong voice, with swing and emotion.
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But that progress seemingly grinds to a halt around Season 4, when Jon concludes that the only way to end the Battle of Castle Black is for him to personally assassinate Mance Rayder, even if it means Jon himself will be killed immediately afterward.
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Soundtracking the performances are cuts from Purple Crush's corresponding Vogue Opera EP with Chanel's angelic voice hovering over low bass-grinds and the erotic vocal thrall of MCs Kevin JZ Prodigy and Kage Prodigy, Enyce Chanel, Ja Ja Rodeo, Miss Barbie Q, and Shay Ebony.
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"I could see a scenario where Jeff Sessions is replaced with a recess appointment, and that attorney general doesn't fire Bob Mueller, but he just reduces his budget to so low that his investigation grinds to almost a halt," Whitaker said on CNN in 2017.
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Thresa Thomas, a Los Angeles Unified School District food service worker for students with severe physical and learning disabilities, grinds up complimentary cheese sandwiches in a food processor to serve through feeding tubes to students who don't bring lunch and whose parents have not paid.
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Taylor-Joy, who was such a compelling stand-out as the lead in The Witch, similarly grinds through a character who spends so much time hidden in the depths of her hoodie that she barely seems like a presence until the film's third act.
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A murder ballad plays on the radio as the driver grinds the gears to a halt and gets out to investigate why a woman walked into the road, sensed the truck's approach, and then didn't run away but lay down in the giant truck's path.
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He grinds into a role, which he may or may not always be amazing at—Plumlee's defense, the profile his position demands, isn't elite by any stretch of the imagination; the Blazers fashioned significantly better units with Robin Lopez before him and Jusuf Nurkic after.
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While most students I met agreed that a student who snakes a hand under a girl's dress is guilty of assault, some of them argued that a guy who grinds on a classmate on the dance floor without permission is guilty of the same.
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When Dionne describes the swamp maples that make a cabin invisible from the air, or the way one digs chicory taproots, then washes, dries and grinds them to make a coffee substitute, it seems effortless, plain that her fluency has a deeper source than Wikipedia.
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They felt yawningly long, yet far too hermetic for their own good—obsessed with wizard-on-wizard action, and forgetting that what makes wizardry compelling, rather than whimsical, are the sparks that fly when it clashes or grinds against the iron of ordinary lives.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank raised its daily guidance rate for the yuan by the most in nearly 15 months on Tuesday as part of its latest move to put a floor under the currency as a trade war with the United States grinds on.
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The transition comes as the Fed's target policy rate, left at 2 percent to 2.25 percent in November, grinds closer to the 2.5 percent to 3.5 percent range of Fed officials' views of where a rate that neither boosts nor cools a healthy economy lies.
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But there's a power to the restraint, and an elegance to the understatement: It grinds you down slowly, the way riding the New York City subway does, so that you've barely noticed that you're in the middle of something terrible before you're used to it.
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" (And, pals, most of the inspirational-marketing conceptualizations of the last few years are the worst, a depleted ethos of grinds and hustles, even while the self-care movement suggests we'd respond better to a soft touch, you know?) As always, using "everyone" like "everyone is creative
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Do they suffer symbolically for some larger transgressions — maybe having to do with the industrialized economy that literally grinds their child in its gears, maybe, or the colonialism that results in the grotesque object, brought from India by an army friend, ending up in their cozy parlor?
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Her titles may refer to an occasion ("Sylvia Plath Is on the Night Train From Paris") or more than one ("While John Berryman Rides the Cyclone at Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey, Elizabeth Bishop Grinds Binocular Lenses at a Navy Optical Shop in Key West").
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RELATED: White House evasive as House Intelligence Committee grinds to a halt Conaway, a Texas Republican, who will now lead the Russia investigation, said he hopes to work with the committee's Democrats to get the Russia investigation back on track, but said he'll need their cooperation.
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The award simply confirmed what locals already knew: that this cash-only no-frills institution in the heart of Honolulu had been a reliable source of local food, colloquially referred to by Hawaiians as grinds, since 1946, when its founder Helen Chock first opened her doors.
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Instead, "They Can't Kill Us All" offers a window onto the journalistic process, and the countervailing pressures to tell an important and awful story fairly, even while relationships with one's subjects deepen and the repetitive narrative of suffering grinds away at even the steeliest reporter's soul.
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I condemned the coup and subsequent military dictatorship because it was clear it would progress as such dictatorships always progress – a never-ending cycle of repression and violence that grinds away year after year, causing untold human suffering and ultimately leading to greater instability by fomenting extremism.
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Grant Thompson who runs the King of Random YouTube channel that features lots of DIY projects and LifeHacks demonstrates the method for Veritasium: he grinds up some dried bark as a fuel, then fills a Ziploc bag with water and twists it until it becomes a sphere.
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Accordingly, as congressional leaders move forward with plans for the next fiscal package, it is imperative that they focus on providing substantial support to vulnerable households and firms while the economy grinds to a halt in order to reduce the spread of the COVID-22020 pandemic.
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He has the delicate tasks of leading Ireland out of the shadow of Britain, as Britain breaks from the European Union and Ireland cleaves to the E.U., and trying to keep relations with Northern Ireland on an even keel as the bitter Brexit divorce grinds on.
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The implications of this kind of historical market calm that's been the subject of much debate across Wall Street this year are concerning to some strategists who believe low volatility (while the market grinds to all-time highs) is the so-called calm before the storm.
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In northeastern Nigeria, thousands of displaced people have become sick from diseases spread by dirty water and poor hygiene as the battle grinds on between Islamist militants and the Nigerian military, which, when it comes to protecting the vulnerable, does not have the most stellar record.
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WASHINGTON — As the budget standoff between President Trump and congressional Democrats grinds into the third week of a partial government shutdown, the White House has floated the idea that Mr. Trump might invoke emergency powers to build his proposed wall on the Mexican border without lawmakers' approval.
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The procedure is pretty simple: you load in the pod into its adapter (sold separately) or pour in and tamp down some coffee grinds, you fill the reservoir with hot water, then you start pumping the piston located in the center of the coffeemaker in and out.
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Using a patented system the team calls VacDrip, the device accepts water at any temperature and prepares it to transform common coffee grinds, which you place in a tiny filter at the top of the MoJoe, into a tasty coffee elixir comparable to what you'd brew at home.
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More craftily, Cole, who died in 1974, turned his leading ladies — including Betty Grable, Jane Russell, Gaynor and, in particular, Marilyn Monroe and Hayworth — into irresistible bombshells, amping up their sex appeal with suggestive glances, come-hither lips, and bumps and grinds taken directly from the vocabulary of burlesque.
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After the third chorus, the guitars go crazy for two minutes, jerking and scraping away at the drums, at the popping bassline, at their own textural surface, but as the song grinds to a halt there's still a mountain of anger left over, brooding, trembling, glaring you down.
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Even in the face of an obvious oversupply nationally of academic PhDs in a variety of fields — not just a few humanities subjects — the internal machinery of recruiting and training graduate students, deploying them as teaching assistants, and pushing them off into an unfriendly world grinds on apace.
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Rawlings Grinds Out Ham at Home It might not have been the 30-27 that two judges scored it, but 'Rowdy' Bec Rawlings' gutsy performance in front of her home crowd certainly won her the nod against slick southpaw Seo Hee Ham to kick off tonight's main card.
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Omega, which grinds and refines the oily, bony fish into pet food and fish-oil capsules and employs 125 fishermen, is authorized to harvest about 500 million menhaden (or about 340 million pounds) this year — over 70 percent of the total menhaden catch, according to quotas set by regulators.
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He remembers the Sixth Avenue El, which crossed 53rd Street to connect with the Ninth Avenue El ("nothing grinds, squeals and clatters louder than an el"), and attending Public School 69 on 54th Street (where exercise was limited to walking in a circle slowly for fear of injury).
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As the war grinds pointlessly on, and she and her family languish in materially deprived boredom, she is singled out by a smooth-talking figure named Gaines, who hires her to deliver money to rebel militiamen operating outside the purview of the Army of the Free Southern State.
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Aside from the brewing style versus taste, the other great thing about the MoJoe is that it keeps the water separate from the coffee grinds until the filtering process (saving us from the horror of ingesting those nasty instant, water soluble coffee products that have been pushed on us for decades).
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"So I could see a scenario where Jeff Sessions is replaced with a recess appointment, and that attorney general doesn't fire Bob Mueller, but he just reduces his budget to so low that his investigation grinds to almost a halt," Whitaker said during an interview with CNN in July 2017.
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It's tricky in a way because to me the creative process is very much a solitary act and of course, quite often the necessities of life simply get in the way and before I know, it all grinds to a halt and I have to get the whole circus rolling again.
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Democrats lining up investigations Most ominously for Trump, Democrats are positioning themselves to unleash an unprecedented regime of investigation and oversight against his White House as soon as they take the reins of power in January, while special counsel Robert Mueller grinds away ever closer to the President's inner circle.
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So whether a ball ricochets into the net or misses it by a few inches has, on average, far more of an effect upon the final result than whether, say, a potential home run in baseball lands fair or foul or an N.F.L. running back grinds out a first down.
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And here is where the 48-year-old Delaware political marketing whiz — who was trying to be as tactful as possible in his public dispensing of criticism — described what he believes to be the biggest danger to Clinton as she grinds through the primary headlong into a bellowing, full-steam Trump.
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S. labor market remains strong; manufacturing likely stabilising -Broadly strong dollar grinds yen to 10-month low -Euro slump spreads far and wide vs trading peers (Graphic: U.S. dollar dominates vs basket of peers - here) An apparent slowdown in infection rates had fed hopes the coronavirus outbreak may peak in China.
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There's Yusra, who honors her Pakistani heritage while also incorporating elements of athleisure and vintage into her everyday outfits, and Rachelle Vinberg, the ringleader of all-girl skateboarding group Skate Kitchen, who nails the gender-neutral, laid-back look necessary to hit kick flips and rail grinds on the way to class.
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Reworked to sound like a Sugababes track replete with semi-nude hunks, BDSM masks and a Colt 45 shout out, this particularly iconic edition of "Lady Marmalade" gets increasingly vivacious as it goes along until Carmen Carrera is twerking in nipple pasties and aforementioned semi-nude hunk very slowly grinds a sex chair.
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Related: These Are the Americans Who Still Oppose Closing the Terror Gap Last week, I wrote on this site about the evils of Republican obstruction, looking at the way the GOP grinds the Washington machine to a halt, and purposely turns the legislative process into a series of hostage scenarios and brinksmanship.
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By rights, that should make you want to watch the movie all over again, in order to sort out what belongs where, except that everything about it is so scummy—even the sight of creamer being stirred into coffee makes you gag—that a second viewing would feel like the grimmest of grinds.
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Although the first hour of "Bitter Melon" is a spiky and absorbing story of repressed feelings, the movie grinds to a halt in its final third as the characters talk things out, which might be helpful in life but in drama tends to belabor the obvious, as well as offer an easy exit.
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My exercise would be an effort to see if I could make some sense out of the chaos (the former reality TV star doesn't give precise measurements, or really any at all, for most ingredients — though she does get oddly specific about some, like the seven grinds of pink Himalayan sea salt).
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Though McMaster grinds the president's gears on a personal level, Trump continues to believe the national security adviser is working to implement his agenda – a view he did not have of Tillerson, who he often felt was undermining him on the world stage, according to two senior administration officials familiar with his thinking.
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These 7 occupations would suffer most if all women really went on strike These 7 occupations would suffer most if all women really went on strike If every woman in America refuses to go to work Wednesday for A Day Without a Woman, it will be no surprise when the country grinds to a halt.
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The decision to strike out for the US on his own, without presenting himself for asylum at a port of entry, is a common one as the US asylum system grinds to a halt from the sheer number of applicants and the Trump administration's determination to make it more difficult to present a claim.
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EditorsNote: Adds Baylor rank to headline No. 2 Kansas grinds out win over Baylor WACO, Texas — Kansas' performance wasn't pretty against No. 19 Baylor, but the No. 2 Jayhawks still scraped together the kind of road win they have been using to sustain their reign as Big 12 champions for more than a decade.
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Instead "Insecure" sneaks in meta commentary on the limits of #MeToo TV through this season's hacky show-within-a-show, a reboot of the fictional 1990s black family sitcom "Kev'yn" that grinds social touch points like Black Lives Matter and Time's Up into topical puns, then pummels them into absurdity with a tinny laugh track.
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After all, the canals of Venice are cleaner than in recent memory—so clear that fish are visible in the water—and satellites have revealed a dramatic drop in nitrogen oxide, which contributes to smog, over many metropolitan areas as public life grinds to a halt in an effort to slow the virus's spread.
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Carter's low, crunchy bass grinds and rumbles, like a heavy metal grate dragged across the ground, while guitarist Al Creedon plays thick, jittery, stark yet somehow neat power riffs; the clobbering noise they make together would approach the percussive violence, staccato melodies, and textural precision of industrial rock if not for drummer Alex Lichtenauer's fast, light, blistering touch.
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The tale of Mark, a painter in crisis, searching for new forms (an overwrought Charles Schick), and his wife, Miriam (an overly arch Regina Bartkoff), grinds along as a portrait of a couple in separate stages of existential crises, mostly talking past each other when she is not flirting with the bewildered bartender (a rather funny Brandon Lim).
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As the two-week-old campaign to reclaim Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, from the Islamic State grinds on in outlying villages, the role of the Shiite militias, controversial because of their history of abuse toward the Sunni population, was part of a delicate set of negotiations involving the Iraqi government and the American-led coalition.
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So when Miller depicts Kavanaugh as a jock lording it over the dorks, she's really describing one kind of nerd lording it over another kind, Bruenig's high school nightmare recreating itself among people who are all tools and grinds and weirdos by any reasonable American standard — with all the dysfunction that such a hothouse world contains.
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It's not just that they're a level of opaque white you'd never be able to achieve without developing severe sensitivities to cold liquids, it's that in many cases, they're missing sharp canines and also free of the normal wear-and-tear ridges that come with being an adult human who sometimes bites down on Jolly Ranchers or stress-grinds during family visits.
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More from Reuters * North Korea state media warns of nuclear strike if provoked as U.S. warships approach * Babies starve as war grinds on in Mosul * Symantec attributes 22012 cyber attacks to CIA-linked hacking tools The Common Business-Oriented Language was developed nearly 21 years ago and has been gradually replaced by newer, more versatile languages such as Java, C and Python.
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As the campaign in the United States grinds on, south of the border you can buy Trump piñatas, watch the candidate be skewered in a satirical play, throw shoes at him in a video game, or purchase a special version of the classic cup-and-stick game balero, with Mr. Trump as the cup (you can guess where the stick goes).
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Just another dark, twisted fantasy that I can wallow in instead of facing the reality that I can be better, that I can be worthy of the love people give me, and that I can stop being the kind of self-destructive person who hops in the bed with the first woman who grinds the front tire of my bike.
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Twice a year, Nike will ship out a prepaid bag where parents can send back their kids' worn shoes, which will either be donated to families in need if in good condition or recycled through Nike Grind, a program that separates out the rubber, foam, leather and textile blends, grinds them into granules and incorporates those into new products, including footwear, apparel and play surfaces.
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His former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, is due to be sentenced shortly; The Wall Street Journal and New York Times have both reported that prosecutors are looking at the funding of his 2017 inauguration; and special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe grinds on.
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Throw in Butler, and his need to lift his three-point percentage to a career-high level (assuming there's a considerable shift in his shot location/distribution alongside the most effective supporting cast he's had since becoming an All-NBA-level mallet, this is more likely than not) and Minnesota's talented offensive weapons may overlap in a way that grinds all synergy into dust.
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The best moment in the finale is when Grandmother Muriel (Anne Reid) gathers with her family to lambaste a world that has slowly turned toward automation instead of caring for the human beings who used to make it run, a world where those who benefit from capitalism are all too happy to continue doing so, even if the system grinds so many others within its gears.
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Caroline Wozniacki (Denmark) Born: July 11, 1990 (Age 27) Height: 1.77 meters Plays: Right-handed World ranking: 2 Grand Slam titles: 20143 (Australian Open 2018) WTA match record in 2018 (won-lost): 26-9 2018 WTA titles: 1 Biggest weapon: The fierce Dane is not one to back down from a fight and is ruthless in attack as she grinds her opponents down with her persistence.
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Oh, that book,they seemed to say, I've already read that book.... I wanted to tell them I was trying to write a book about the ways addiction is a hard story to tell, because addiction is always a story that has already been told, because it inevitably repeats itself, because it grinds down—ultimately, for everyone—to the same demolished and reductive and recycled core: Desire. Use. Repeat.
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"That in no way mitigates or excuses the other activities of Iran in the region, to include its support of the war in Yemen that grinds on thanks to their support — to the Iranian support — or what they're doing in Syria to keep [President Bashar] Assad in power and continue the mayhem and the chaos and the murder that's going on there," Mattis told reporters in Israel on Friday.
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In a conference call Friday, Pelosi reportedly told her caucus that although she "grinds her teeth" nightly "about what's going on in the White House," Democrats should be "unifying and not dividing," and that—House Judiciary Committee Chair Jerrold Nadler's suggestions that impeachment is already underway evidently notwithstanding—the party should wait for a stronger case for impeachment to emerge given that "the public isn't there" on beginning proceedings.
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I carry my work bag with a laptop, notebook, fancy pens, and wireless modem, my personal handbag with house keys, car keys, work keys, wallet, small bag filled with makeup, lunch bag with my fruit and vegetable snacks, my mini coffee press, coffee grinds, water bottle, plus the bag of goods I just bought for S. I need a better system, because it's too much schlepping around with every day.
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A massive industrial infrastructure grinds underneath the glitz of red-carpet premieres and all-night yacht parties, and another 4,000 films from all over the world are on sale in the festival's massive marketplace, the marché du film, while an expected 40,000 accredited guests roam the festival buying and selling, hustling and striving—not unlike the character at the center of Woody Allen's latest film, Café Society, which premiered Wednesday at the festival's opening ceremony.
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Beyond that, Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE grinds on, Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE's trials loom, and Trump's tweets continue unabated, guaranteeing that Democrats will remain fired up.
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Paradoxically, some of the figures most fiercely loyal to the president in public are the most worried in private about what happens if he is weakened over the course of 2019 as special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE grinds toward the conclusion of his probe and Democrats use their House majority to ratchet up the pressure on the president.
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As the Republican tax plan grinds through Congress, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has an opportunity to offer a few changes which could alter the legislation to make it more acceptable to fiscal conservatives, permanently eliminate recurring debt ceiling debates, and put him firmly in control of the congressional agenda for years to come.
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There was also a cryotherapy portion, during which she waved a wand that blasted cold air over my face; a stretch of ultrasound, complete with jelly that resembled the one my Ob/Gyn slathered on my tummy during my pregnancies; diamond microdermabrasion, in which an actual diamond hacked at the dull top layer of my cheeks and forehead; rounds of LED light, both yellow and blue; and a finishing mist filled with negative ions that Rachel told me would pull out impurities (the following morning, a layer of what looked like coffee grinds had gathered on the sides of my nose).
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Servings: 6-8Prep time: 30 minutesTotal time: 2 hours and 30 minutes for the spice bag:1 tablespoon goji berries1 teaspoon fennel seeds 13 teaspoon Sichuan peppercorns2 whole star anise 1 cinnamon stick 1 small sliver ginseng1 small sliver licoricefor the beef braise :2 pounds|1 kg beef shank¼ cup|60 ml canola oil1 bunch of scallions, trimmed and cut into 1-inch pieces13 head garlic, peeled and smashed1 (2-inch) piece ginger, sliced 1/4-inch thick1 tablespoon spicy broad bean paste, chopped1 tablespoon spicy soy bean paste1 tablespoon soy bean paste1 cup|250 ml rice wine½ cup|23 ml aged soy sauce ½ cup|125 ml light soy sauce2 tomatoes, roughly chopped1 carrot, peeled and roughly chopped24 large piece rock sugar21 yellow onion, halved½ fuji apple, roughly chopped for the pickled mustard greens:22 tablespoons canola oil25 garlic cloves, minced21 Thai bird's eye chilies, thinly sliced21 cup pickled mustard greens, roughly chopped63 tablespoons granulated sugar kosher salt, to taste for the noodles and serving, per bowl:white wheat noodles26 teaspoon light soy 27 teaspoon sesame oil ½ teaspoon black vinegarcouple grinds fresh white pepperscallionscilantro 21.
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