Half-moons of potato and tofu drink up the furious broth.
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A brik comes in many shapes, from half moons to rectangular pockets.
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The pie costs $45 and typically serves two, sliced into half-moons.
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Crimp the edges of the dumpling to seal and form into half moons.
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That's almost as old as the first half moons made in Upstate New York.
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Move over, half moons, because there's a new lunar nail trend on the rise.
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Wet half moons had formed on the front of my tank top, under my breasts.
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Its beaches, groomed into perfectly shaped half-moons, were built using tons of imported sand.
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Slice the beets into half moons, and dress them with a somewhat vinegar-heavy vinaigrette.
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Finely dice 8 of the orange half-moons and sprinkle over the bottom of the pie crust.
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Half-moons of hardened saliva spat onto the walls of seaside caves by tiny swiftlets in Southeast Asia.
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To serve, dot the top of the filing with the remaining 4 orange half-moons, cut into small triangles.
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Dr. Song and his team have constructed half-moons, pinwheels and one design that resembles a circle divided into three curved lines.
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Cut the zucchini into ¼ inch half moons and add to the pot, along with green peppers cleaned of their ribs and seeds.
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But when he heard the story about Koufax and the '78 Dodgers in a recent interview, Kershaw's eyebrows arched like half-moons.
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"He looked slightly orange up close with small, white half-moons under his eyes, which I assume are from tanning goggles," Comey added.
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Trump's face, Comey writes, appeared "slightly orange, with bright half-moons under his eyes" that he assumed were caused by small tanning goggles.
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Home again, I spread the dried half-moons on the snowy windowsill, as Mary Frances had done as a young bride in France.
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The towering figure of wood, metallic half-moons, textured fabrics, dried palm leaves, and rope appeared like a faceless robot made from scavenged materials.
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Noses and mouths comprise simple geometric shapes, cones and spheres and half moons, while the towering brows are festooned with designs of startling intricacy.
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From marbled nails to modern half moons, there's nail art inspiration for every star sign — plus sage advice for dealing with October's wacky retrogrades — ahead.
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Yun has a habit of petting it during demos, and when she shows Kiki to me, the robot's eyes turn into happy little half-moons.
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I just hate how I look without makeup: I have half-moons of purple under my eyes, and my scalp flakes when I am stressed.
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There's Coral Castle, an outdoor structure with a throne, half moons, and a Saturn made of coral rock by a tiny Latvian man in the twenties.
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There's Coral Castle, an outdoor structure with a throne, half moons, and a Saturn made of coral rock by a tiny Latvian man in the 21989s.
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CAMP SOUTHERN GROUND'S SPAGHETTI SQUASH AND CHICKEN MEATBALLS For the squash: 245 small/medium spaghetti squash 210 zucchini, cut into half-inch half moons 22 tbsp.
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A scoop of soft coconut rice, ringed with crunchy half-moons of cucumber and topped with a boiled egg (slightly overcooked, a forgivable offense), provides the comfort.
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Casement windows topped by half moons of glass line the walls and extend into an adjacent music room with new French doors leading to a side terrace.
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Packed with pork, beef, garlic, onions and other goodies, and shaped like little half moons, these zesty turnovers really hit the spot when your tummy starts to rumble.
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From a distance it appears nearly monochrome, but get up close and you'll see rivers of dots and half-moons, slightly raised like the treads of a car mat.
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"His face appeared slightly orange, with bright white half-moons under his eyes where I assumed he placed small tanning goggles," Mr. Comey writes of his impressions during that first in-person session.
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" Comey gives a vivid description of the first time he met Trump: "His face appeared slightly orange, with bright white half-moons under his eyes where I assumed he placed small tanning goggles.
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Momos may be plump as pincushions, swelling at the seams; or half-moons pleated so meticulously, they look carved; or hulks, furrowed and looming, small-scale analogues to the Himalayan peaks where they were born.
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"His face appeared slightly orange with bright white half-moons under his eyes where I assumed he placed small tanning goggles, and impressively coifed, bright blond hair, which upon close inspection looked to be all his," Comey wrote.
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Seasonal plantings will be conceived around a series of "outdoor rooms," Mr. Anderson explained, whose "Platonic geometries" of circles and half-moons allude to the arches and round window on the facade and to other works by Johnson.
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In "Fascinator for Abby Abstract," a spiral of thin lines is ornamented with half-moons of magenta and blue; in "Fascinator for Hyped-up Harriet," a small yellow circle perches atop a lavender bow like a diffident moon.
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At Branch Patty, which pops up each weekend at Artists & Fleas Williamsburg, Sam Branch and Lisa Lloyd-Branch serve Jamaican patties with crusts that skew more colorful than their Haitian counterparts, shaped into half-moons rather than rectangles.
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We enlisted celebrity nail artist Holly Falcone to come by for a Facebook Live to teach you how to DIY three fun yet sophisticated manis for this season: snowflake-inspired silver dots, rich red ombré and negative-space glitter half-moons.
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Everybody at my table marveled, too, at the half-moons called clay pot dumplings: These tender wrappers of cooked egg folded over pork and water chestnuts are something like omelets crossed with pierogies that moved into a bowl of soup.
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It's a world in which people are constantly on edge, unable to say what they really mean, doomed to bite into cookies so they're perfectly shaped half-moons they can photograph and share on their social media feeds to gin up their rankings.
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Exacting line drawings from that time, as well as lovely black-and-white prints of oblongs and half-moons, speak to her engagement with form as a sign of modernization, much like Oscar Niemeyer, Roberto Burle Marx and the other designers of Brasília.
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We'll toss some half-moons of peeled parsnip into a sauté pan foaming with unsalted butter, caramelize them in the heat, then put the result into a bowl with some steaming pasta, more butter, a shower of torn mint leaves and a drift of grated Parmesan: Dinner!
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But a dish called ya fan —featuring a glistening confited duck leg, slow-cooked in soy, red-rice wine, and rock sugar; a salty, jammy soy egg; fresh basil; and half-moons of daikon pickles, all atop fluffy white rice—sets a new standard for fast casual.
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As finely made as those are, I somewhat preferred the non-soup dumplings: the steamed half-moons stuffed with gingery flakes of fish; the ones with a dark core of minced mushrooms and truffles; or the pan-fried semicircles filled with juicy sautéed beef, found only at lunch and brunch.
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The former top cop also takes personal shots at Trump, describing "bright white half-moons" under his eyes that he suggests are the result of wearing tanning goggles, according to the AP. Trump fired Comey in May 2017, ostensibly for his handling of the FBI's investigation into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of State.
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Servings: 1Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 103 minutes for the pork:2 ½ oz pork loin, cut into 2 by ½ by ⅛-inch strips4 garlic cloves|12 grams, peeled and crushed into small pieces in a mortarA few dashes of Thai seasoning saucedash of Thai fish saucepinch of finely ground Asian white pepper for the dish:1/2 cup|42 grams roughly sliced (½-inch half-moons) napa cabbage1/2 cup|53 grams bean sprouts1/4 cup|25 grams julienned (about 22 by ⅛ inch) peeled carrot24/25 cup|210 grams thinly sliced (¼ inch; with the grain) yellow onion215/210 cup|453 grams roughly chopped (245 inches) yu choy (stems and leaves)210 (26 gram) package Thai instant ramen (such as MAMA brand), seasoning powder and seasoningpaste discarded Mama Ramen1 tablespoons neutral oil, such as canola, soybean, or rice bran1 large egg, at room temperature¼ cup Naam Sup Muu (Pork Stock)1 tablespoon Thai seasoning sauce1 tablespoon Thai oyster sauce Thai Oyster Sauce1 teaspoon granulated sugargenerous pinch of finely ground Asian white pepper2 tablespoons sliced (¼ inch) green onion SUGGESTED KHRUANG PHRUNGPhrik Naam Plaa (Fish Sauce–Soaked Chiles)Phrik Naam Som (Vinegar-Soaked Chiles)Phrik Pon Khua (Toasted-Chile Powder)Sugar (preferably raw cane sugar) 103.
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Little half moons clustered underneath her cheekbones, like faint hoofmarks.
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Croissants are commonly served alongside coffee for breakfast, aperitivo (a light mid-morning meal), or merienda (a mid-afternoon meal). They are referred to as medialunas ("half moons") because of their shape and are typically coated with a sweet glaze (medialunas de manteca, "half moons of butter"). Another variant is a medialuna de grasa ("half moon of lard"), which is not always sweet.
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The cones on the front of the ring are decorated with bullheads and half-moons made of gold sheet, surrounded by small gold grains and twisted gold wires in a filigree pattern.
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The imago of the species is a small butterfly which is sexually dimorphic. The top of the male is blue purple with a thin black border and a white fringe, while that of the female is dark brown with a blue basal suffusion, white fringe, and a series of orange submarginal half moons and black marginal spots on the hindwings. The underside of the wings is beige gray decorated with black spots circled in white, with a series of orange submarginal half moons bordered by black and white chevrons, and a series of black marginal spots. The ornamentation resembles a similar species, Kretania allardii.
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This belt consists of three groups of royal tombs. Most of the tumuli are shaped like domes or mounds of earth. However, some are shaped like gourds or half-moons. Excavated tombs reveal wooden coffins covered with gravel and rich grave goods of gold, glass, and quality ceramics.
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It is a shiny, dark semiaquatic snake, usually measuring 14-24 inches (36–61 cm). Its color can be described as brown to olive-brown. A few dark stripes are present on the snake's back, but hardly noticeable. The bottom of the snake is a cream-yellowish color, with small patterns similar to half moons.
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They constructed two half moons between the Bastions of Santiago and Victoria ( toward the Taconera gate), and between the San Antón y El Real (towards the San Nicolás gate.) In addition, on the sides between the bastions of Santiago, Santa María and El Real, also rose defenses that surrounded them on both fronts, improving their defensive capacity.
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Utica staple foods include chicken riggies, Utica greens, half- moons, mushroom stew, and tomato pie. Other popular dishes are pierogi, penne alla vodka, and sausage and peppers. Utica has long had ties to the brewing industry. The family-owned Matt Brewing Company resisted the bankruptcies and plant closings that came with the industry consolidation under a few national brands.
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Forty different figures representing Buddhist principles and teachings are in the grotto. The grotto was built around these statues to protect them from weathering. The ceiling of the Seokguram grotto is decorated with half moons; the top is decorated with a lotus flower. Silla architects used symmetry and apparently employed the concept of the golden rectangle.
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The castle and outer harbour seen from the rempart de Recouvrance A glacis, a covered road and half-moons prolonged the fortifications on the landward side. The parapets were redesigned and given plunging embrasures. To form a vast artillery platform, the tour Duchesse Anne and the tour Nord were linked by a new work. Only the tours Paradis retained the medieval appearance.
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Molotes Mexican molote pastry A molote is a filled, corn-based pastry usually served as an appetizer or snack in Mexican cuisine. It consists of a dough made from corn masa, sometimes blended with mashed potatoes, that is filled with various ingredients, then fried in lard or oil. In some areas molotes are rolled into cigar shapes or ovals, in others they are formed into half moons similar to empanadas.
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The phrases are meant to express a solidarity with the Turks who were also fighting the Habsburgs at that time, as well as opposition to the Catholic pope. These medals were also worn by the Sea Beggars at the capture of Den Briel in 1572. Some time later Modet became parson with the Watergeuzen and reintroduced wearing half moons, where in other places they had gone out of fashion.
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They are depicted riding a shark or crocodile together while bearing tridents, ropes, conch shells and water pots. Sometimes they are portrayed seated side-by-side on a golden chariot drawn by seven swans. Ancient Brahmana texts furthermore associate Mitra and Varuna with the two lunar phases and same-sex relations: “Mitra and Varuna, on the other hand, are the two half-moons: the waxing one is Varuna and the waning one is Mitra.
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Casseday's intense love for flowers, and for all nature, was an inheritance from her mother. The spacious grounds of the residence were laid off in figures and wide serpentine walks, with rare trees and flowers. There was a high stone retaining wall with a plantation border which was filled with lilacs, peonies, altheas, weigelias, golden elder, barberry bushes, calacanthus and moss roses. There were broad stretches of bluegrass, ending in circles and squares and half moons of roses.
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"I have had nine or ten of them at my house at a time," Muggleton reported. The prophets claimed power to damn any that opposed them. Robins displayed considerable talents as a magus; presenting the appearance of angels, burning shining lights, half-moons and stars in chambers, thick darkness with his head in a flame of fire and his person riding on the wings of the wind. Understandably, such experiences left a lasting impression on Muggleton.
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The wingspan is about 49 mm. The forewings are chocolate liver brown with a tiny white dot at the base, an antemedian buff stigma followed by a buff transverse band which is distinct and broad at the costal half, growing narrower and indistinct on the inner half. There is a more or less indistinct postdiscal transverse greyish-olive outwardly curved chain of half moons. The hindwings are orange, the outer two- thirds almost completely suffused with liver brown.
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There are a number of shortcomings with the jewel case. The case is hinged on two brittle plastic arms, which often break if the case receives shock or stress due to being dropped. The teeth of the hub holding the disc are also prone to failure by snapping. There is a problem with the tabs ("half-moons") which hold the liner notes in place; sometimes, especially with larger booklets, the tabs grip the booklet too tightly, leading to tearing.
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It was sometimes called the Washington Parlor, as the Gilbert Stuart painting of George Washington hung in this room after the Burning of Washington. At this time, the two doors were rebuilt further apart. (Now the south door became a false door.) In 1845, the Yellow Parlor was redecorated in crimson, and took its current name as the Red Room. A rectangular ceiling fresco with a small central circle, curved trapezoids, and half-moons, designed Thomas Ustick Walter, was added in 1853.
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In 1962, Angeli took part in "New Perspectives of Italian Painting", an exhibition at the Galleria Comunale d'Arte Moderna in Bologna. Angeli showed a series of works with symbols of power—initially swastikas, crosses, and half-moons. For instance, the series entitled Cimiteri (Cemeteries) from the early 1960s used sequences of white crosses, which recall the power of Mauri's Schermi (Screens) and the Achrome (Achromes) by Manzoni, with whom he was in close contact. As time went on, Angeli began to portray fragments of history and recorded traces of contemporary events.
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There are two types of kachina figure eyes: painted eyes, which can be round, rectangular, pot-hooks, or half-moons, and pop eyes, which are carved of wood and then attached to the figures.Colton 14 Additionally, there are two types of figure mouths. The first is the painted mouth, which can be either rectangular, triangular, or crescent shaped. The other is the carved mouth, of which there is either a horizontal mouth with a wide or narrow beard, a beak that is turned up or down, a tube or a short snout.
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Near the town's All Saints' Parish Church stands the doorway and site of the 17th-century Three Half Moons Inn, where the Jacobite rebel James Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Derwentwater stayed with his followers in 1715 prior to marching into a heavy defeat at the Battle of Preston in 1715. Hill farming has been a mainstay of the local economy for many generations. Names such as Armstrong, Charleton and Robson remain well represented in the farming community. Their forebears, members of the reiver 'clans', were in constant conflict with their Scots counterpart.
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Similar to Parnassius apollo geminus but differs in the vitreous marginal band of the forewing being broken up into elongate arched spots or lunules, and in the hindwing bearing dark marginal and more sharply marked submarginal spots, the latter being developed to large vitreous half moons, especially on the underside. The hindwing above usually with red basal spot, the whole surface of the wing above with a peculiar silky and below a greasy gloss. The female is darker, more conspicuously marked. Shaft of antenna whitish, club black, abdomen whitish, except a small dorsal portion.
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When prepared, the drumsticks are usually garnished with mint leaves and served with laccha (finely sliced half moons, with a squeeze of lemon and a pinch of salt) onions. Samosa is a stuffed snack consisting of a fried or baked triangular, semilunar or tetrahedral pastry shell with a savory filling, which may include spiced potatoes, onions, peas, coriander, and lentils, or ground lamb or chicken. The size and shape of a samosa, as well as the consistency of the pastry used, can vary considerably. In some regions of Central Asia (i.e.
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The relief is a marshalled coat of arms. On the left side (from the viewer's perspective) there is the coat of arms of the family von Biedenfeld, while on the right side there is the coat of arms that consists of the two half-moons and the star. A heraldic interpretation of this marshalled coat of arms could be that a man of the von Biedenfelds was married to a woman of a family that had the two crescents and the star in their coat of arms.Henkel, Norbert.
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There are also sweet discs (khfefiyyat), as well as half moons filled with nuts, sugar and/or desiccated coconut (kleichat joz). They are usually flavoured with cardamom and sometimes rose water, and glazed with egg wash, which may sometimes be scented and coloured with saffron. Qassim Assyrians bake Kilecheh on Eeda Gura, Easter, and Eeda Sura, Christmas, in which they are usually stuffed with dates and served with tea. A Turkish version is called Klija Kurabiyesi and is a sweet disc or filled with almonds, hazelnuts and sugar.
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The manor was described as "a fortified house surrounded by a very strong 'bulwark' and a great ditch on the outside of it partly filled with water", with mentions of a drawbridge and defensive "'half moons' within the bulwark". The house was surrounded on 1 November 1645 by forces led by Colonel John Hutchinson and Colonel-General Sydnam Poyntz. The summons to surrender was rejected by Philip Stanhope. Lucy Hutchinson, the wife of Colonel John Hutchinson, described some of the tactics of the defenders: The house was stormed on 3 November.
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The feathers of the piece have deteriorated over the centuries. It is high and across and has the form of concentric layers of different colored feathers arranged in a semicircle. The smallest is made from blue feathers of the Cotinga amabilis (xiuhtōtōtl) with small plates of gold in the shapes of half moons. Behind this is a layer of Roseate spoonbill (tlāuhquechōlli) feathers, then small quetzal feathers, then a layer of white-tipped red-brown feathers of the squirrel cuckoo, Piaya cayana, with three bands of small gold plates, and finally two of 400 closely spaced quetzal tail feathers, some long.
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The influence of their culture has also impacted Argentine cuisine; this trend is especially apparent in the field of desserts. The pastries known as facturas are Germanic in origin: croissants, known as medialunas ("half-moons", from German "Halbmond"), are the most popular of these, and can be found in two varieties: butter- and lard-based. Also German in origin are the "Berliner" known as bolas de Fraile ("friar's balls"), and the rolls called piononos. The facturas were re- christened with local names given the difficult phonology of German, and usually Argentinized by the addition of a dulce de leche filling.
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Japanese arabiki pork sausages served with scrambled eggs in a restaurant in Chiang Mai, Thailand Although Japan is not traditionally known for beef, pork, venison, or even blood sausages, the Japanese do consume a fish-based log called kamaboko, which could be considered a type of sausage. Kamaboko is made with cured ground fish paste called surimi. It is usually shaped into half-moons on top of a small plank of wood and the outside dyed pink. When the kamaboko is cut into slices it appears to have an unmistakable pink rind which surrounds a white interior.
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The precise detail work used in producing the set pieces was so pristine that they had the exact rigging systems and mechanisms that the ships in battle had. Craftsman that made the original ships were brought in throughout the process. Over 115 ships were on stage with guns, canons, and children actors. (King) During the early years of the 19th century, many famous actors appeared at the theatre, including Edmund Kean, as well as popular comedians such as Joseph Grimaldi who for all his gifts as a dramatic actor, is best remembered as the creator of "Joey the Clown" complete with the rouge half-moons on either cheek.
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The sarcophagus rests on three lion's paws and it is decorated with floral ornaments, the deceased cardinal wears ecclesiastical robes with a mitre on his head, and he is lying on the top of a bier. The lateral pillars are decorated with four statues in shell-headed niches: Saint John the Evangelist, Saint Jerome, a saint bishop and Saint John the Baptist. The relief on the back wall of the central niche depict the resurrection of Christ among sleeping soldiers at the tomb. The epitaph is flanked by two angels leaning against shields with the coat-of-arms of the cardinal, three half-moons.
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At most of the system's entrances and exits, there is a lamppost or two bearing a colored spherical or cube-shaped lamp. These lights roughly indicate the station's availability (i.e. how often it is accessible): green means a full-time (24/7) entrance and booth, red means either a part-time booth or no booth, hence either exit-only or entrance with MetroCard. Older lamps are completely colored green or red, while newer ones, called "half-moons", have only the top half colored, while the bottom half is milky white; this is to provide more light, and the half-colored globes have the same meanings as the globes with full colors.
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Like Clyfford Still, Fontaine's mature work remained singular in its intent, utilizing forms that were simple and direct, and he continued to refine these motifs throughout his time in Mexico. "Tortola," a medium-sized canvas with several deep black crescents arranged to form a sailboat-like motif, is superimposed over fiery oranges and reds. Though the figure is atop a swelling line of "waves," there is enough push and pull between the black areas and the orange-reds that the image retains a tense flatness, rather than simple figure-ground. A 1978 work presents stippled goldenrod half-moons, turning on an axis in a sea of lighter yellow.
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The ladies' costumes were sumptuous: "Juno" wore a "sky-colored mantle" embroidered with gold and peacock feathers, with a crown also of gold; "Diana" was dressed a "green mantle" embroidered with silver half moons, "with a croissant of pearls on her head."In Ernest Law's edition of the text, pp. 59–61. The costumes were created by ransacking the wardrobe of the dead Queen Elizabeth, who had left some 500 gowns behind her when she died, many of them luxurious, some worn only once. These supplied cloth of silver and cloth of gold for the goddesses' garb.See Law's introduction to his edition, p. 13.
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A serial killer is on the loose, murdering certain women around the city. While travelling on a train on his honeymoon, Mario (Antonio Sabato) sees his wife brutally attacked aboard the train and after the killer gets away, the police accuse Mario of attacking his newlywed wife. The Police decide to hide the fact that Giulia (Uschi Glas), Mario's wife is alive in order to protect her from the killer. Mario sets out to prove his innocence by attempting to solve the "Puzzle of the Silver Half Moons", which leads him to the hotel where he met his wife, a man named Frank Saunders, Christian Church's tour, a group of hippies, and Frank's ex-mistress.
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The new coat of arms was created as a mix of Leliwa and Ogończyk coat of arms, in remembrance of his two sons Eliasz (whose wife Beata Kościelecka was of Ogończyk coat of arms) and Konstanty (whose wife Zofia Tarnowska was of Leliwa coat of arms).Jan Nepomucen Bobrowicz: Kasper Niesiecki: Herbarz polski Kaspra Niesieckiego S.J. T. 7. Lipsk: Nakładem i drukiem Breitkopfa i Haertela, 1841, s. 175,176. According to the Book of Knowledge of All Kingdoms, the coat of arms for country of Roxia (Ruthenia) was described as a green field with an octagonal star, while its banner consists of two golden half-moons at a silver field pointing with their horns at each other.
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P. szechenyi is distinguished by a very broad vitreous margin to the forewing, this band together with the submarginal one forming a broad distal area which is divided by a row of white contiguous half moons proximally sharply bordered with black; costal and hindmarginal spots filled in with pale red, of the costal ones at least the posterior. Hindwing with large, red, white-pupilled ocelli, broad black posterior area strongly irrorated with white, and two large black anal spots with blue filling, from which emanates forward an anteriorly vitreous grey and posteriorly black submarginal band. Underside of a peculiar greasy gloss, somewhat yellowish, most markings only feebly shining through. Shaft of antenna and fringes of wings whitish.
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The Half Moon Geuzen Medal (circa 1570) is also called the “half moon of Boisot” because the Watergeuzen or Sea Beggars, commanded by Boisot, wore this medal fixed to their hats at the relief of Leiden in 1574."Half Moon Geuzen Medal", New Netherland Institute The 'little lobster' emblem between "...PIT" and "DEL...", is the privy mark or 'huismerk' of the medal maker. Geuzen medal, cast silver, tooled, about 1570 The text reads "LIVER TVRCX DAN PAVS" ('Rather Turkish than Papist') and "EN DESPIT DE LA MES" ('In spite of the Mass'). Wearing half moons was already in practice in and around Antwerp by attendants of “”, open-air sermons, by . Modet popularized the slogan “Liever Turks dan paaps” (“Rather Turkish than Papist”).
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According to Alicia Cámara in the work of Muraria, the "Citadel should be understood as a way to dominate a city from which it was possible to expect a rebellion" and as the Venetian ambassador Contarini warned that "everyone in this kingdom have hatred for the Spanish and want their natural king Juan de Albret to return". The Citadel of Pamplona, from the park of Vuelta del Castillo The denominations of the bastions are: San Antón, el Real, Santa María, Santiago and Victoria. It can be concluded in 1645, even then it was reinforced with exterior "half moons" in 1685 and in the first half of the 18th century, which reinforced the defensive system. This reinforcement was made based on the project of Juan de Ledesma, following the poliorcetic system known as "de Vauban", by the name of the military engineer who renewed military engineering in the time of Louis XIV.
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