Arrange muffin halves on a baking sheet; top 4 halves with 1 cheese slice.
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Divide cold cuts evenly among bottom halves of each roll; divide cheese evenly among top halves.
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He has dug up the country into two halves and as long as he remains in politics, these two halves will not be whole.
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Using a metal spatula, scrape the lemon halves off the baking sheet, pick out and discard any seeds, then place the entire lemon halves in the blender with their zest.
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For one thing, both halves of the married couple — Brett (Mark Duplass) and Michelle (the amazing Melanie Lynskey) — are presented as individual people, rather than as two halves of a single unit.
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"It really was a tale of two halves," he said.
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We've got four cherry tomato halves on top of that.
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The Somme offensive divides the war into two equal halves.
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Season lemon halves with ⅛ teaspoon each of salt and pepper.
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But they're undoubtedly two halves of the same metropolitan area.
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SEN. ELIZABETH WARREN: So let me just do both halves.
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Place the lemon halves on a rimmed baking sheet. 2.
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Add lemon halves and thyme, and toss to coat. 3.
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Eggs in halves this time to get it over with.
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Pinch of paprika Carefully remove yolks, reserving egg white halves.
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Spoon or pipe egg yolk mixture into egg white halves.
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Somehow, the halves "knew" to change their entire developmental program.
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Pipe the hot dog mousse on the eclair bottom halves.
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Both halves of the marriage feel somewhat underappreciated and underloved.
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Rey and Kylo are almost two halves of our protagonist.
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People went their entire lives looking for their missing halves.
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Spread the mixture evenly on the 8 sweet roll halves.
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Everyone competes to see how many halves you can eat.
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Temperamentally for Kyrgios, the match was essentially of two halves.
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In the abstract, both halves of the contradiction are true.
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How the two halves illuminate each other is left obscure.
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There are, of course, two halves to this effect: ■ Mrs.
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That's why I painted the top halves of their bodies.
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The enormous, block-sized City Hall is divided into two halves.
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For two seasons now, the Raptors have struggled to start halves.
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They missed 15 straight field-goal attempts spanning the two halves.
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Spoon and spread the cheese mixture into the pepper halves. 4.
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The top and bottom halves of the piece do not align.
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Then jelly on top of the peanut butter on both halves.
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What happened: Tesla's stock has been a tale of two halves.
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Atlanta had one of its best first halves of the season.
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Split the scones horizontally, and place bottom halves on a platter.
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Divide cauliflower mixture in half; place halves on prepared baking sheet.
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I hope Mr. Robot's two halves reunite sooner, rather than later.
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THIS will be a year of two halves in British politics.
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Close the sandwich with the remaining halves of the torta bread.
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Chavez, as was his way, did not do things by halves.
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Sinn Dual Strap System and it consists of two strap halves.
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Unlike the Kinder Surprise though, it has two distinct, sealed halves.
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The difference in the game was the start of the halves.
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Solving the quagga conundrum requires cracking two halves of a puzzle.
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Before you were born, your halves inside them moved to Oakland.
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The show splits into starkly different halves: assemblage and after assemblage.
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"So really it was a game of two halves," Clawson said.
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Cut spaghetti squash in half lengthwise, so you have 4 halves.
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Of the two just-okay halves, the second part is stronger.
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Top with the other halves of the bagels to make sandwiches.
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No more booth reviews in the final two minutes of halves.
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The Royal Library is an institution of two vastly contrasting halves.
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The Danube river splits Budapest into two halves: Buda and Pest.
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As always, the Venice Biennale is a show of two halves.
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S. I Still Love You" as "two halves of a heart.
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Cold shooting caused Louisville to fall behind early in both halves.
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The city is divided in two halves by the Tigris river.
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"We hate first halves," Franklin, lamenting the early deficit, said afterward.
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Two halves don't make a whole, two wholes make a whole.
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The bipolar halves of the city would Not reconnect for months.
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To serve, Divide the fish and onion halves among 4 plates.
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Of the two halves, "My Parents" is the more conventionally straightforward.
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In both halves of the movie, Karamakate has been cast adrift.
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"You look at these guys their second halves — Judge and especially Holliday — it's nothing compared to what their first halves have been," Girardi said of the two anchors to his lineup for most of the season.
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"A lot of people meet their other halves at work," Harington mused.
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I want no resolution to this friendship of self, halved into halves.
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Like the couple whose halves they portray, they go very well together.
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Or actually, like the rear halves of two Mini Coopers welded together.
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She compares the two sides to the two halves of her brain.
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Halve each egg lengthwise and top each dish with 2 egg halves.
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NEW YORK has never been a city to do things by halves.
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Together, the two halves have raised tens of millions in venture capital.
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Jacob spends his time in the other two halves of the space.
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"It's kind of a tale of two halves," the Bulldogs' coach said.
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Place the tomato halves in a colander and sprinkle liberally with salt.
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The chocolatiers use a mould to create the egg in two halves.
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That halves the time the fish will take to reach marketable size.
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You should now have 8 roulade halves in 4 pairs of 2.
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In 1971, when war broke out between the two halves of Pakistan
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"It was a tale of two halves," Mavericks guard Deron Williams said.
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I fold the two halves up, and voilà — I'm ready to go!
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However, good teams absolutely separate themselves from lousy ones in second halves.
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The best S.O.s are those who support their better halves' creative endeavors.
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Both halves started the same way, setting the tone for the game.
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I do a lot of little retail stuff, quarters halves and ounces.
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A sense of disenfranchisement and a hostility toward Obama pervade both halves.
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His strength halves again, to 21 percent, among those 65 and older.
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"I look at myself and I played two different halves," McCown said.
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"It was a story of two halves," defensive end Dwight Freeney said.
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The crest was three ostrich feathers divided into red and white halves.
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Hala says she is of "two halves," of two equally authentic selves.
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The sandwich is stuffed between two halves of a toasted multigrain bagel.
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Temple's defense made timely plays in both halves to shape the game.
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Both halves of the Toledo War worked out poorly for Mrs. Clinton.
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"Hark" is split into halves, the first of which is extremely funny.
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The two splitboarders connected their two halves to make a single plank.
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It resembles a Wii U Gamepad, but its two controller halves break off.
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"I think we've proven that these two halves were never together," he says.
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Evenly distribute ricotta mixture among the zucchini halves, about 3 tablespoon each. 7.
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Top bottom halves of scones with whipped cream or clotted cream, if desired.
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It can feel like The CW exclusively features the upper halves of centaurs.
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This halves the efficiency, but is still better than leaving cars idly parked.
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The two halves are put on the grill immediately; it's the quickest death.
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In a just world, they would give hope to both halves of America.
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He cupped the two halves of my tush and spoke directly to them.
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Hidden between the halves of his yo-yo are tiny silicone friction pads.
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New York rarely does things by halves, and community schools are no exception.
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Squeeze the lemon halves all over the inside and outside of the chicken.
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Why did one of those halves choose Donald Trump to be their president?
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We spend a lot of time with each other's halves of the business.
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A healthy brain works across both halves all the time using that connection.
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Andrew Das: You could break that first half into halves of its own.
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He obviously came in and picked our energy up tonight, in both halves.
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"The guys kept playing, understanding the game is two different halves," Kidd said.
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In a white, cube-shaped room about 18 feet on a side, the black swatches fill the upper halves of two opposite walls and the lower halves of the others, creating an enveloping syncopation of impenetrable darkness and blinding light.
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It works by splitting a laser beam in two, sending the halves to and fro along paths identical in length but set at right angles to one another, and then looking for interference patterns when the halves are recombined (see diagram).
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And I'm not sure if it ever quite united those two halves of itself.
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Mosul is divided into two halves by the Tigris river running through its center.
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The plastic blade cuts through the skin, leaving you with two perfect avo halves.
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Place muffin halves in the pan, still over medium-high heat, buttered sides down.
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So, of course, I took two different halves and put them together for fun.
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The game will feature a single-player story campaign that's split into two halves.
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In others, they had to split their attention across both halves of the screen.
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Place watermelon halves on paper-towel-lined plates and fill with gelatin mixture. 7.
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Add an even layer of apple mixture; cover with top halves of scones. 5.
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Both halves of the duo realize this, as their respective mile-long stares signal.
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You can put the two halves together to form a whole circle, duh. 5.
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Place baguette halves, cut side down, in skillet, and cook until charred, 6 minutes.
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Lisa immediately flees, and both halves of the couple return to their separate paths.
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The trick usually shows two grape halves connected by a thin sliver of skin.
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Arrange the chicken pieces skin side up and the lemon halves cut side up.
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Remove lemon halves and thyme from seasoning mixture and place in cavity of chicken.
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Place bell pepper halves on baking sheet; spoon ½ cup turkey mixture into each half.
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In that decade he certainly seems to have been a man of two halves.
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The two sides in this debate represent matched halves of the divided American soul.
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It often leads to making both halves even more successful than they already are.
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The design features a photo of her holding two grapefruit halves over her chest.
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In the second halves of games, the Jets have been outscored by 51-7.
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The result was a collection in two halves that did not entirely make sense.
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Arrange halves of peppers on a plate and lay one anchovy across each. 2.
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I left the bottom halves of French fries and discarded the corners of sandwiches.
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So, you know, you can sort of divide this man's life into two halves.
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Don't bring two halves of a couple who once went out and now don't.
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Dividing the Cambodian population into binary good and bad halves is impossible, they said.
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So Instagram's two halves could continue to coexist, with their awkward tensions in place.
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Once that's done, he halves onions, which he'll char on a searing hot skillet.
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That&aposs why the nose cone is also referred to as the fairing halves.
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CLASSICAL MUSIC A week of two halves from the Philharmonic to restart its season.
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Memphis, which shot 217 percent in Game 275, shot 553 percent in both halves.
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You can cut them into halves and marinate them for up to two hours.
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WORST: The two halves of Katy Perry's gown looked like they came from separate dresses.
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The lines indicate light be emitted from both upper and lower halves of the device.
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We both eat half of our meals and save the other halves for lunch tomorrow.
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Botox halves migraine days in 50 percent of patients who get the injections, Forth says.
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For one glorious moment, the grape halves will produce a fireball unfit for domestic life.
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Maybe you could go halves with someone on a digital news or magazine subscription too.
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Frost remaining halves with other desired glaze, just touching the border of the first glaze.
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Massimo is not a man who does anything in halves or leaves any unfinished business.
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Some are depicted with translucent skin, while others are cut down the middle into halves.
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The two halves of the Americas are linked by trade, investment, tourism, family and remittances.
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Slice both halves of the potatoes lengthwise and then flatten them out your surface.3.
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There's no space in between the two halves of the phone when it's folded up.
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Mix with 2 tablespoons of the olive oil and add the chicken halves, coating completely.
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The prison scene serves also as a breakwater between the two halves of the game.
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Transfer the meat to the bottom halves of the ciabatta and wipe the skillet clean.
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Jeff and Sanjay, by contrast, sometimes seem to be two halves of a single mind.
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In the last two minutes of the halves, only replay officials may request a review.
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It shows an octopus pulling two halves of a coconut shell together to hide inside.
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Shaped like the Chinese symbol representing opposites in balance, the enclosure has two tilting halves.
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I grabbed her head like it was a broken melon and willed the halves together.
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A river runs through the center of the map, dividing it into near-symmetrical halves.
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The Trump administration is drowning in scandal, the country is calcified into two partisan halves.
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When you open up the halves, they should resemble the symmetrical wings of a butterfly.
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The physics prize was split two ways, but both halves went for discoveries beyond Earth.
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Men no longer let their better halves squeeze them into fashion that is too directional!
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They look into the camera with their hands obscuring the lower halves of their faces.
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I get two halves, cauliflower, zucchini, and fruit and take it back to my desk.
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Arsenal's title hopes took a hit with sloppy defending at the end of both halves.
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It's a long blaster, but quickly breaks down into two smaller halves for easier transport.
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However, SpaceX's two boats, Ms. Tree and Ms. Chief, didn't catch the two fairing halves.
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The human brain is divided into two halves: the right hemisphere and the left hemisphere.
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Add turmeric, curry powder, cinnamon stick and both halves of the habanero pepper (if using).
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And, as they pile up, Mr. Haynes joins the story's halves with craft and wit.
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Divide four ounces of cubed mozzarella evenly between the squash halves, and stir to combine.
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Split the chicory lengthwise and cut the halves into wedges before letting them char a bit.
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This dispute also re-exposed the long-running sore between the EU's western and eastern halves.
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Rub the mixture on the two chicken halves, making sure to get into your thigh meat.
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Bake until the coating is crispy and the pepper halves have softened, 25 to 30 minutes.
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So you've got to look at it in terms of quarters and halves and full years.
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Put the electron halves together and you get one of two qubit states: something or nothing.
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Place the plum halves on top, cut side down, nestled tightly together, and set aside. 3.
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When London is attacked, she has to hold her two halves together in order to survive.
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These two disparate halves should seemingly lead to a game that feels at odds with itself.
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They chopped certain halves of the parts they wanted to use and just moved 'em around.
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Split loaf horizontally, and scoop out soft bread from both halves, leaving a ½-inch-thick shell.
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He shook off a 22-minute stretch spanning both halves where he missed 93 consecutive shots.
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Leading scorers Brown (14.3 points per game coming in) and Wade (13.8) had strong first halves.
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These two halves of the experience aren't just divided by perspective and action, but also physically.
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The contrast between the sentiments expressed on the two halves of my computer screen was striking.
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This is difficult for both halves of the titular innocent couple to come to terms with.
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So, the crew would have to be the intermediaries between both halves of the toxic couple.
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Spread frosting on half of the cookies and then sandwich them together with the other halves.
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In it, the two halves seem to be from two entirely unique pizzas of differing sizes.
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Finally, of course, the track length must be doubled—the commander doesn't do things in halves.
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Separate sandwich round into halves and toast until they start to crisp, about 3 minutes. 2.
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Then, in a seeming afterthought, he placed the two halves among his collection of Rossetti manuscripts.
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It looks like the hinge becomes completely covered by the Fold's two halves when it's unfolded.
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IHOP is really catering to a millennial audience with its liberal use of unsliced avocado halves.
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Here, the two halves do not line up in ways that require each other for completion.
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A bulky barricade ran through the middle of the square, neatly dividing it into two halves.
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Critic's Notebook New York City Ballet's four-week autumn season has fallen into two unalike halves.
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Comedy duo Jackson and Sharp, for example, play two halves of a fiery Milo Yiannopoulos whole.
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Prabal Gurung's collection was heavy on suits in divergent vertical halves, wearable schisms in kaleidoscopic colors.
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The Cowboys have been outscored, 72-6, in the second halves of the three straight losses.
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"All of us would sit and fold the paper, in halves and quarters," his daughter said.
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"It represents two kings coming together, so the two halves make a whole," Mr. Hemingway said.
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You don't realize at first that you're looking at two halves of something that's a whole.
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" The former translates to, "Stay away!" and the latter to, uh, "A port of two halves.
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A heady suite that takes place over two distinct halves, sung from two entirely different perspectives.
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Insider rounded up 21 times celebrities stopped to admire their other halves on the red carpet.
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The Cougars might have been in trouble if not for big runs to start both halves.
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After setting up the roof tent, Vogel divided the back of his car into two halves.
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The streaming service split its final seasons of "Fuller House" and "Bojack Horseman" into two halves.
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Next they hustle through their stations serving 24-ounce roasted chicken halves from deep sheet pans.
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The slice of meringue is a three-dimensional triangle divided horizontally into light and dark halves.
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Spoon tomatoes and broth over each and serve with the ciabatta, if using, and lemon halves.
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Start drawing light-blue liner along the bottom halves of your lids, finishing with dark-blue wings.
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The oil market will be a tale of two halves in 260, according to Wall Street forecasters.
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If using a glue stick, coat the backs of two folded circles and stick the halves together.
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Stuff the cavity with the bunch of thyme, both halves of the lemon, and all the garlic.
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Only the Lannister duo is still going somewhat strong, as both halves of the couple remain breathing.
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Each wrap was cut into sad little halves, putting us all at risk of lunchtime-Induced depression.
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Historical analysis reveals that stocks tend to do quite well in the second halves of election years.
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Attach miniature marshmallow halves to bars for "eyes" and "neck bolts" with a dot of melted chocolate.
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As the newly united Berlin melded its western and eastern halves, various uses were discussed for Tempelhof.
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All else being equal, if its net profit margin halves too, earnings would fall by three-quarters.
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"Canon Diamond – Two Halves" (1982) is like lacework, the white gaps sparkling between the elegant black lines.
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Both halves of the couple are unquestionably showing off the surprise rings resting on their respective fingers.
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The trick is for both halves of the couple to be equally open to each other's values.
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That's why Southern Grove Cashews Halves and Pieces with Sea Salt are being recalled by the FDA.
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Martin O'Malley, amounted to little more than a break between the two halves of the main event.
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In the beginning, she thought that the two halves could be united, but found it too stressful.
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Put the two halves back together and you've got a biscuit sandwich, handheld and ready to go.
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Hemispherical technology relates to the spherical core of highly-enriched uranium being made up of two halves.
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The Houston Rockets attempted 30-plus 3-pointers in both halves of the same game on Dec.
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The new firmware supports connecting both individual Joy-Con halves, as well as the Switch Pro controller.
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The photo included is a montage of two halves of my studio located in West Brattleboro, Vermont.
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"2019 was very much a year of two halves," Cathay chairman Patrick Healy told reporters on Wednesday.
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Mr. Chua introduces other characters, including a tiger whose halves (front and hind) talk to each other.
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"I think the work that both big halves of the organization do are mutually dependent," he said.
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He dices a cucumber and halves some sungolds, and tosses them in olive oil and lemon juice.
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Operating in the East Village since May, Hunan Slurp lives up to both halves of its name.
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Both halves of that split are up big, making Cramer wonder whether Wyndham could see similar results.
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Doesn't it make sense to have both halves of our humanity represented out there among the stars?
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And at some moments tonight, Clemson has given L.S.U. plenty of problems, especially early in both halves.
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"It's been something we've been working on all season, trying to put two halves together," Booker said.
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Season 3 was similarly split into two nine-episode halves and they aired exactly three months apart.
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But until a few months ago, I'd never considered asking my boyfriend to go halves on contraception.
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Still, the Knicks battled back from double-digit deficits in both halves before the Clippers' finishing surge.
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Both halves of the episode are told from Alison's point-of-view, depicting her final moments alive.
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Right. What it means is that if you cut a grape in two, but leave the two halves connected by a skin bridge, the grape in the microwave will spark and produce a plasma that can sometimes be seen as a glowing cloud, floating up above the grape halves.
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In 2021, the allowed leeway halves to 50 percent above official limits from just over double in 2017.
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Trisha Yearwood and Faith Hill, two halves of country's most famous couples, were spotted in a lively conversation.
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They've observed rather robust evidence of the existence of these Majorana zero-modes, electron halves, in their wires.
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Fill a large baking pan with ½ inch water and place squash halves in the pan, cut sides down.
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It halves travel time between Mecca, the spiritual heart of Islam, and Medina, its second most sacred site.
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Break the graham crackers in half, and place pieces of chocolate on one or both of the halves.
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When you fold the AMOLED display, there's still a small gap between the two halves of the screen.
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Every single part of the Greyssandei sex scene proves both halves of the would-be couple are equals.
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The idea of giving Devens an idol in two halves that he had to share was absolutely brilliant.
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Cohen, and thus the special counsel, appears to possess evidence that both halves of that dismissal were false.
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Divide the cooled tomato mixture and mozzarella evenly among the bottom halves, and sprinkle evenly with Parmigiano-Reggiano.
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Despite marked divides between its northern and southern halves, the Golden State has always nourished its own identity.
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The Kings played one of their best halves of the season and trailed only 60-58 at intermission.
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A zipper parts the bag into halves to reveal a mass of clothing and blankets and matted hair.
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The Jazz starters combined to make 31 of 44 shots from the field (173 percent) in both halves.
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After completing this process, Habeck glued the two halves together, cleaned them up, and began painting the sculpture.
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Both men discovered that the two halves of the brain act like independent entities, with contrasting processing styles.
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With a long screwdriver, I was able to extract most of them and pry the two halves apart.
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Men come to the Met, too, of course, but they rarely get the attention their better halves do.
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A shop in Georgia is famous for serving ice cream sandwiched between the two halves of a doughnut.
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The gap between the two halves of the Galaxy Fold when folded is trimmed down from the original.
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M: We saw a particularly strong second half of the year when you look at the two halves.
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A one-ounce serving of nuts is about 24 almonds, 18 cashews, 12 hazelnuts, and 14 walnut halves.
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When you think of the The X Factor it's usually in two halves: before "Bleeding Love" and after.
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Now, this might strike you as an obvious thing—of course bad teams are bad in second halves!
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Notre Dame had a stretch bridging the two halves when it scored on only 3 of 13 possessions.
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He reached around and tried to poke one of the halves with exceeding gentleness into the exit wound.
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Duke had given up at least 40 points in the first halves of its other three ACC games.
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The relationship between the two halves of the film, like every other relationship in it, remains somewhat enigmatic.
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We are different countries living in India – the two halves are not on the same page at all.
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"A lot of years, I've had really good second halves, but coming here helped a lot," Hagelin said.
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Yet people, no matter where they live, are not easily cleaved into Manichaean halves of good and bad.
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THIS YEAR'S Nobel prize for physics was split two ways, but both halves went for discoveries beyond Earth.
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The two halves of our group, splintered by college allegiance, sat in the designated sections of the stands.
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Thus "The Little Red Chairs" naturally falls into two halves—Ireland and London—and develops in unexpected ways.
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But on May 15, the halves were hauled onto a truck and sent on their way to Manchester.
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That's why we love it when politicos come out to wish their other halves a Happy Valentine's Day!
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With that type of ownership, a person buys a portion of an aircraft — in eighths, quarters or halves.
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He enjoyed melon halves drizzled with sherry, and was known to have his maid prepare entirely pink meals.
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The UK could be heading for another hung parliament as Boris Johnson&aposs poll lead over Labour halves.
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New York City, which has become the epicenter of the community school movement, rarely does things by halves.
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Next shot: a butcher inspects the meat of pages on a rack, sliced into two perfectly symmetrical halves.
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They pulled it off with both halves of the band working on opposite sides of the ocean, too.
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What I'm really interested in is how can we improve it and include both halves in the picture.
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Slice the bananas in half and insert the popsicle sticks in to the cut end of the banana halves.
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"It's an increasing polarization between the two halves of society," says Harris Ali, an environmental sociologist at York University.
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One at a time, gently coat pepper halves with egg mixture, shake to remove excess, and coat with crumbs.
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Place chicken halves, skin side down, on a greased rimmed baking sheet or in a greased shallow baking dish.
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To assemble the sandwiches, smear the top bun halves with cranberry relish and the bottom with mustard or mayonnaise.
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It's not all low-key, there are overt references to religion here—this is a record of two halves.
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That said, the DTS Play-Fi support and Alexa support seem to be two separate halves of the device.
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The first half of season three — Netflix drops seasons of The Ranch in halves — will premiere later this year.
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"There are enough stories of people who met their other halves on dating apps to prove that," she says.
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The 20th-ranked Volunteers aim to play two complete halves Wednesday when Furman visits for a non-conference clash.
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Add garlic and cut scallions to the bowl, then the chicken halves, plus the backbone, skin side down. 3.
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If the ends of the nanowire are too close together, the two halves will recombine into a whole electron.
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Each pie pan comes with two inserts: one to make two halves, and another that creates a whole pie.
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The activist/cop odd couple are depicted as two halves of a necessary whole in the fight against hate.
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Then there are smartphones and social media, which hit the two halves of the generation in massively different ways.
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But, judge for yourself ... using these shots of their better halves in bikinis and other attire -- but mostly bikinis.
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It was decorated with hazelnut halves and gold leaf and was of course topped with a golden birthday candle.
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Place the poussin on a chopping board and divide into halves or quarters, then transfer to a serving plate.
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"I have to feel that coming together, we create something bigger than the sum of two halves," Walker says.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.Football, we're told time and time again, is a game of two halves.
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Twist the two halves around each other, gently pulling the dough to wrap the two pieces around each other.
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They had also scored 51 or more points in 11 of their first 40 halves entering the contest. 3.
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Like the Away, it also has two distinctive packing compartments in the top and bottom halves of the suitcase.
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You were two halves of a million different possibilities, a billion heads or tails, flip-shine on spun coin.
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Potato fritters are sandwiched between halves of pao in a fun evocation of wada pao, a Mumbai street snack.
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The responsive area ran from the top of the head to the ears, like twin halves of a headband.
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The Pistons have totaled just 80 points in the second halves of the first two games in this series.
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Parmesan Baked Potato Halves These simple potatoes are easy to execute, but they taste like a million bucks. 3.
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Republicans who control both halves of Congress won't lift a finger against him and fully support his every move.
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Some believe that if a pair of coconut halves equals two, then a single coconut half must equal one.
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But electoral maps of the two states show their eastern halves painted almost entirely in the party's royal blue.
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At multiple points in both halves, the Bucks used a lineup featuring Malcolm Brogdon, Lopez, Mirotic, Hill and Ilyasova.
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I'm not so sure that Sofreh's smoked eggplant halves with their sweet, garlic-drenched tomato sauce need one, though.
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The Commodores (8-13, 0-8) struggled at the start of both halves to drop their ninth straight game.
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A less troubled operational year and new capacity in both halves of the aluminum universe promise oversupply in 2020.
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Sometimes, this split happens too late in a pregnancy and the halves don't fully separate, leading to conjoined twins.
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The Jayhawks went just 4 of 18 from behind the 3-point arc, 2 of 9 in both halves.
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Long-term use of the pill halves the lifetime risk of ovarian cancer, the most lethal of gynecologic cancers.
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The lobster, split from head to tail into halves of black and orange, is a rare find, scientists say.
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The lobster, split from head to tail into halves of black and orange, is a rare find, scientists say.
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"We were two halves of a whole," Ms. Lee said of their marriage more than once during the morning.
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Impeachment has alienated the halves of an already hopelessly divided America, and eroded confidence in democratic institutions and processes.
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Skewer one of the lime halves on the bottom, then add the chicken thighs until all of them are used.
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Mickelson has 18 wins, 20 losses and seven halves, though Furyk said his presence brought some intangibles to the team.
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Slice the peach halves into 1/4-inch-thick slices, then add to the rosé syrup and toss to coat.
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After most rocket launches, the fairing halves are left to plummet back to Earth, where the ocean becomes their graveyard.
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In the end, all the viewer has left to go on are the inconsistencies and variations between the two halves.
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On presidential polling days America remains almost a 50-50 nation, and the two halves grow further apart every year.
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Lock two windows onto the two halves of your screen to easily look at two things at the same time.
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If the oil price subsequently halves, the company might try selling the same product for 5,110 rupees, boosting its margin.
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However, the two halves of the country have to go back to living, loving and working alongside of each other.
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Once the rocket is in space, the fairing breaks apart into two halves, both of which fall back to Earth.
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So there's obviously going to be time when we have to tap into the other halves on the emotional side.
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His instruments split the stage in two halves, offering a window onto the two personas that make up his work.
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Fill a large baking pan with 225/103 inch water and place squash halves in the pan, cut sides down.
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If using jalapeños, cut each in half lengthwise, removing seeds (if you like less heat); cut halves into ¼-inch slices.
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Roast until the chicken is golden brown and cooked through and the lemon halves are caramelized, 35 to 40 minutes.
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So if you decide to use both screens combined, you'll see an awkward gap between both halves of the phone.
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Arrange a single layer of pear halves on the prepared baking sheet and bake for 20 to 30 minutes. 3.
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Walking through requires navigating around 10-foot high white halves of spheres — the backside of the museum's famed domed ceiling.
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Each Switch comes with a Joy-Con controller that's meant to be split into two halves for local cooperative play.
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Meanwhile, using a mandoline or sharp chef's knife, thinly shave the fennel halves lengthwise then place in a medium bowl.
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Yet, while these two halves eventually became one whole, the software monitoring tools used by them were often entirely separate.
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The House Republican tax plan halves the cap on the deduction of mortgage debt for newly purchased homes to $500,000.
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WeWork will occupy all of floors seven and eight, as well as the western halves of floors three to six.
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The evening has two distinct halves: One recounting three refugees' actual and often-harrowing experiences, the other an original play.
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Place the halves in a large Ziploc bag or glass bowl, add the port wine, orange juice and thyme sprigs.
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In our first halves, we reinforce and advertise this version of who we are to the world and to ourselves.
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And when bread rises again, we'll be waiting—ready to house an entire baguette and anything contained between its halves.
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This means that the two halves of the laser won't make it back to the center at the same time.
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To get the neatest avocado slices, halve them, twist the pieces off the pit, and cut the halves into quarters.
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Both halves of the production focus on a brand of quaint physical humor I shall not refer to as mime.
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Mosul is bisected by the Tigris River and had five bridges connecting the eastern and western halves of the city.
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Then, grab both halves of the fish and pull it towards the knife, letting the blade cut away the skin.
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Both halves of her narrative are about senseless loss and the efforts to survive and, if possible, redress that loss.
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A split keyboard breaks the body into two halves, allowing the keyboard to accommodate the natural angle of your arms.
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Electoral maps of Brandenburg and Saxony show their respective eastern halves painted almost entirely in the blue of the AfD.
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Dance phrases are all admirably full bodied and three-dimensional, with upper and lower halves of the body equally active.
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Coalition jets, aiming at undermining ISIS reinforcement capabilities, have disabled all five bridges connecting the two halves of the city.
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His only loss came in his 1997 debut against Costantino Rocca and the two halves easily could have been wins.
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San Jose State (33-5) could not overcome its turnovers, which contributed to long field goal droughts in both halves.
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Indiana (7-4, 4-4) got off to a strong start, but was unable to sustain it for both halves.
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One study found that a doubling of primary school enrollment in a poor country halves the risk of civil war.
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Toss it all together — plus olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper — and stack it on toasted English muffin halves.
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In these popular videos, people microwave two grape halves connected by a bridge of skin to see the explosive results.
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Cheesy Chicken & Broccoli Stuffed Spaghetti Squash Stick a fork in one of these cheesy halves and call it a night. 8.
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A scissor has a "mirror image" within it; two halves of a whole, that, when put together, can bring about destruction.
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Arrange 13 apple halves, stem side down, atop the sugar and butter in a circle at the perimeter of the pan.
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Read More S&P turns lower as oil more than halves gains One company that fits his investment strategy is Boeing.
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The two elements are unlikely halves of the same project: Bruta, his fashion and homeware brand that launched quietly last year.
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Eights months after that, and DJI's latest drone, the $22.7 Spark, halves the size and weight of the already slim Mavic.
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Their resemblance is evident: the same slight arch of eyebrow, the mouths that seem to be halves of the same mouth.
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Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight, released simultaneously, are two halves of the same brief story.
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These pages post just the bottom halves of the split meme without the often necessary context contained in the top half.
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Pipe cream cheese on one side of each cheese wedge, and apply the larger cracker halves to mimic pie crusts.6.
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Image by Enio FLindsay Diaz and Alan Cutter were the proud owners of two halves of a duplex in Rowlett, Texas.
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JOHN HARWOOD: It seems to me not an accident that the two halves of your ticket are both former Republican governors.
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Washington State is now averaging 49 points in the second halves of games compared to 27.3 in the first half. 3.
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"Falcon fairing halves missed the net, but touched down softly in the water," Musk, SpaceX's chief executive officer, said on Twitter.
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Dauman and Moonves are natural rivals as leaders of the two halves of the empire that Redstone separated 10 years ago.
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Line bottom of an ornate Bundt pan or gelatin mold with star anise, cinnamon sticks, lemon wheels and orange wheel halves.
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The dressing is simple: Leivaditaki squeezes two halves of another pomegranate over a large bowl, the juice trickling through her hands.
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There is a real danger, one that Italy exploited, of Belgium becoming a team broken between its front and back halves.
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Then the other team sends out a player, and on and on it goes for two fast-paced 224-minute halves.
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Each frame of the film strip is divided into two halves: one for the left eye and one for the right.
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One American collector said he got an original spare Sputnik out of Russia by declaring its two halves as salad bowls.
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The two halves share a public courtyard atop two levels of underground parking with 211 vehicle stalls and 603 bicycle stalls.
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Like all sunfish, this back fin is composed of two halves, a sharply spined front section and a softer trailing edge.
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The researchers found that Germans systematically overestimated the distance between cities that had been in opposite halves of the divided country.
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Atomizing them into halves — even if it means getting to the end of his contract early — does them both a disservice.
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The halves of a hard-boiled egg sat on top, alongside a whole lime wedge and a crumble of prawn crackers.
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The book offers mysteries — both in plot and in the novel's construction as readers puzzle the two halves into a whole.
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Rosen and Montez had efficient first halves with the Buffs' quarterback completing 11 of 18 for 143 yards and one touchdown.
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For a handful of recent launches, SpaceX has been able to catch one of the fairing halves after takeoff — not both.
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SpaceX has completed joining the bottom and top halves of the Starship orbital-scale prototype it's building in Boca Chica, Texas.
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To date, you can divide his career into neat halves, the first preoccupied with fiction and the second devoted to nonfiction.
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The Wildcats have shot 29.8 percent from the field in their first four first halves compared to 53.2 percent after intermission.
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Sparring between Belgium's French- and Dutch-speaking halves is part of national life, especially around Brussels, which effectively straddles the frontier.
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The gap in both halves of the phone is barely noticable, and it's built to resist exposure to dust and sand.
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The treat, two chocolate halves around marshmallow, became hugely popular in North Korea, and a large black market for them emerged.
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Plate and serve in 4 coconut halves and top with crispy Peruvian corn, cilantro, borage flowers, and jalapeño oil to garnish.
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"Falcon fairing halves missed the net, but touched down softly in the water," Musk, SpaceX's chief executive officer, said on Twitter.
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Jackson described Merricat and Constance as "two halves of the same person," and it's possible to see all of her female couples as depictions of the two contradictory halves of her own personality: the potent, angry woman, whom she characterized in her letters as Snarly Shirley, or Sharly, and the cowed woman who felt trapped inside her house.
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Having sputtered through their first four games, good second halves undoing the damage of poor first halves, they finally burst into life in their quarter-final, although any conclusions drawn from their 21982-23 win over Iceland have to be accompanied by the caveat that their opponents looked physically and emotionally spent in the first half.
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Thick-shelled halves of clams and mussels, washed-up jellyfish that looked like glitches in the landscape, oblong blurs in the sand.
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Long before he was a presidential candidate, Carson operated on children like Santhouse in the complex surgeries to disentangle the brain's halves.
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Finally, the two halves of unrelated people's portraits are merged, to signal the strength that comes from uniting people despite their differences.
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The Gamecocks shots 63 percent and averaged 59.5 points in the second halves of their NCAA Tournament wins over Marquette and Duke.
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So when Oreo doubles the cream or halves the cookie, we don't stress because we've only got a new Oreo to gain.
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Marlins 63, Braves 5 In a tale of two halves, visiting Atlanta scored early while Miami answered late for a comeback victory.
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Inside the black titanium case, behind the black and red dial, there's a really serious engine lurking, with two separate mechanical halves.
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Ohio State edges Rutgers Ohio State built double-digit leads in both halves but couldn't shake Rutgers until the closing seconds Wednesday.
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Marnie kept two halves of a broken pencil in her backpack to hold out as prop evidence as she cackled and shook.
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While several of you got half of the answer, as of this writing, no one put together both halves of the puzzle.
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Split the rolls in half lengthwise and hollow out some of the bread on each of the bottom halves, forming a cavity.
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A center line that divides the device into two halves is somewhat visible, but only when looked at from a slight angle.
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Depending on the size of the lettuce heads, cut into halves or thirds lengthwise and divide evenly among individual salad plates. 3.
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In the case of LEAP this halves the number of blades required, compared with its predecessor, the CFM56, from 83 to 18.
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One piece titled Subsidized Starvation is a color-coded composite of children's toys, paints, and corn stuffs, like kernals and cob halves.
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Those two halves can be slotted onto the Switch for a giant unwieldy looking mobile system, or they can be used wirelessly.
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And he wants to build Gigafactories that handle both halves of the Tesla manufacturing equation — building the batteries AND building the cars.
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The central fight between the two halves of the Avengers group is a tremendous sequence, full of imaginative teamwork and impressive effects.
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The shooter pulls a pin, and the two halves of the rifle—its upper and lower receivers—swing apart on a hinge.
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While 31% of centre-halves were black, roughly the number you would expect, just two clubs played two black centre-backs together.
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U.S. strikes have hit four of the five bridges militants have been using to cross between the two halves of the city.
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Beyond the author's personal story, what connects the two distinct halves of the book is his area of actual domain expertise: advertising.
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"It's like taking the halves of a needle and putting them into two different haystacks in a nation of haystacks," Sullivan said.
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As we started to play with it on the floor, I discovered that it was really two halves that make a whole.
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A wooden block carried four nutty raisin-bread halves alongside tiny cups of almond butter, honey, and olives, mixed nuts and dates.
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Having belonged to Charles V of Spain, it exists in two halves, each owned by museums in Madrid that are rarely united.
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He explained that the blocks were two halves of a pyramid, and he asked if I could put the pyramid back together.
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Samsung has also built a three-stop hinge that lets you separately use two halves of the screen when it's propped up.
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Suit jacket pattern pieces with visible stitching snuggled up to their better (fully made, in different fabrics) halves over bow-tied knickerbockers.
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It's a great dish, half crunchy and half creamy, both halves humming along under a dressing of chile oil and sesame oil.
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In Secrets of the Empire, because ILMxLab is actually part of Lucasfilm, we were sort of two halves of a whole there.
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They added feet and side panels to boxwood carvings, turned interior reliefs upside down and cobbled together mismatched halves into single beads.
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In contrast to Wall Street and Japan's Nikkei's solid first halves, euro zone stocks are down too, having lost roughly 6 percent.
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A fun fact about the terminator: It's not the case that it splits the Earth into even halves of light and dark.
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For the same reasons that he'll make a great Joker, Phoenix has a knack for playing characters that move between two halves.
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If you consider them two halves of a fictional relationship, neither Lana Del Rey or The Weeknd's troubled roles are gender specific.
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Eventually, both halves of the couple admit they both found writing their vows "phony;" marriage is "novocaine" for the uncertainty of the future.
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Some journalists have recounted hearing fans repeatedly shouting insults such as "prostitute" at them for entire halves of games with authorities doing nothing.
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But at this point, Swift's ability to hold on to her appeal without uniting both halves of her persona is in serious doubt.
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Netflix splits The Ranch seasons in two 10-episode halves, and Shepard's first appearance will arrive in the second half of season 3.
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If money were no object, we'd all be gifting our better halves with designer goods or surprising them with spontaneous trips to Fiji.
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The marijuana was tightly packed into crescents, so that when two halves were put together, they created a circular shape like a tire.
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As far as first halves go, it couldn't have gotten much uglier for the Ducks, who were trailing 38-31 at the break.
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"The problem is that the mass grave that's been excavated only contained the men's lower halves," the stand-up, a devout Muslim, says.
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However, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has been interested in figuring out a way to recover the fairing halves, in order to reuse them.
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By encouraging their preference, TfL effectively halves the capacity of the escalator in question, and creates significantly more crowding below, slowing everyone down.
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Two halves of a curving black parallelogram, one half partially occluded by the seagrass and drifting yellow circles, sweep from side to side.
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There were a fair few other halves among the fairly middle age crowd, and they were on their feet by the end too.
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"Against a team like this, you have to put two halves together of good defense and good offense," Marquette coach Steve Wojciechowski said.
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Reflective surfaces are a liaison for White Kevin and Black Kevin, who exist in this other realm as two halves of a whole.
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In a startlingly original reversal that divides the movie into two halves, Oscar proves himself a small-minded, small-hearted, small-town man.
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Not one to do it by halves, J2K's come back big, with a new single that dropped last month on Wiley's label CTA.
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Even when served in halves, a side salad seems odd next to something this substantial—it genuinely feels like eating a full meal.
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The two Muslim countries used to be two halves of the same one until Bangladesh broke away in a 1971 war of independence.
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The Chicken McGriddle places a McChicken patty between McGriddle buns, while the McChicken Biscuit does the same with two halves of a biscuit.
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The buyback will be split into two halves, one of 350 million pounds ($463 million) worth of shares to be bought by Aug.
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Given that, if things continue going the way they are, the two halves of a once-divided continent will become even more intertwined.
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Utah hit 10 of 11 shots during an 8 1/2-minute stretch spanning both halves to pull away from the Rainbow Warriors.
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The ship breaks into two halves, and one of them, which carries both the captain and the radio, sinks to the ocean floor.
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It also, by design, throws out decisions made at the very end of halves, because Win Probability skews so heavily at these times.
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Easy Baked Garlic Potato Slices Potato slices cook faster than wedges or halves, so you can get dinner on the table ASAP. 4.
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His face is spliced with Charlotte's as if to further impress that these guys are two halves of a very democratic creative whole.
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The two halves that make up the next-generation space telescope have been brought together by NASA engineers for the very first time.
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To release the ice balls after freezing simply pull the halves apart, flip over the mold, and push on the bottom of it.
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Oysters have two distinct shell halves attached with a hinge: one looks like a cup, and the other is flatter, like a lid.
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Once that first attachment is made, the spike protein must be split into two separate halves in order for the infection to continue.
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Pork loin from local Carlton Farms was brined then grilled, accompanied by grilled leek halves and cabbage that had been charred and braised.
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Brush the leeks with a little bit of the oil and place both halves on hot grill or saute pan, flat side down.
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The soprano Nora Fischer, who lives in Amsterdam and is the daughter of the Hungarian conductor Ivan Fischer, divided her recital into halves.
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Soon the debate-show desk would be sliced straight down the middle, its partisan halves sold off to rival networks with polarized ideologies.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump wants to shake up both relations with China and regulatory issues, and he's not doing it by halves.
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You can see the shift if you divide House Democrats into two halves: those representing the most liberal districts and least liberal districts.
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"There's this very funny, comical dance that happens between manager and chef because we're both doing two halves of the job," he said.
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Another bonus is that the keyboard fills in the gap between the two halves of the screen when the device is folded up.
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But my wife and I agreed that both chicken halves were satisfying — much better than a rotisserie chicken sold at a grocery store.
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Most of the objects are in the form of rosary beads and spherical pendants, often with hinged halves that open to reveal tableaus.
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How much is anyone's guess, but since Mr. Musk is closely associated with the brand, let's assume Tesla's value halves to $26 billion.
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Their faces wore manic smiles, and their arms, making angular, jagged shapes, moved in tandem while their lower halves remained stuck in place.
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It is a complex surgery and not everyone is a candidate because...not everyone has two equal halves and is amenable to surgery.
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MIWD00000PUS up 0.6%, adding to a rally that has been one of the global stock market's best first halves to a year ever.
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The human brain evolved to have two halves — and a new review of previous research suggests that this dual design may confer special benefits.
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Both halves of the couple are far more worried about how their loved ones will take their age gap than their same sex love.
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The Jonas Brothers are back in full force, but we can't forget about the other half – or rather, other halves – of this super group.
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With both halves of the tree fully decorate, it gives the illusion that the tree had broken through the ceiling of their living room.
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Syrian state television broadcast from inside Mesraba, a town lying along the road connecting the northern and southern halves of the rebel-held stronghold.
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One resembles Nintendo's Joy-Con grip, but it pushes the controller halves together to make it easy to reach across to the other side.
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Scheeres and Hirabayashi's models show the two halves orbiting one another and, after a period of hours to weeks, coalescing in a new configuration.
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It protects the onboard satellites during the initial climb and then breaks apart into halves when in space, which each fall back to Earth.
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The No. 227.7 Gators have struggled to succeed on the defensive boards and suffered from lapses early in second halves that cost them wins.
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The teams synthesized only about a dust-speck worth of the material from expensive ingredients crushed to unfathomable pressures between hand-cranked diamond halves.
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North Carolina wiped out a 210-233 hole by scoring on 1003 of 2100 possessions bridging the two halves for a 2136-point lead.
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I kept saying [books] one and two were two halves of a heart, and there was something nice about that, just doing a duology.
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But the floor has two halves, and the Cavaliers made the Atlanta offense look almost comically inept for much of last year's conference finals.
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My mom, on the other hand, was never really into beauty, [but she would] apply lemon halves to her elbows to brighten dark spots.
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It used to be that you were two halves of the same coin, and now they are penny and you are a tin cup.
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The sonogram clearly showed my son's brain hadn't developed into two halves, and there was a hole between the brain and the spinal cord.
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Marshall and Jones had six points apiece in a 19-2 run spanning the halves for a 54-24 lead with 15 minutes remaining.
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We'll be sharing more behind-the-scenes images captured during the integration of the spacecraft and telescope halves of the observatory in this thread.
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Months later, as Constand visited his home, he says he gave her three halves of Benadryl pills, but didn't tell her what they were.
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Men will be boys, of course, and the assignment enables the arrested adolescent Luis and the laid-back Eddie to escape their better halves.
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The Giants (245-203) did not always click, suffering offensive slumps in the first and third quarters, but they finished strong in both halves.
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Inside, in the 1968-seat sanctuary on the second floor, the two halves of the floor, front and back, slope up at different degrees.
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Notably, the two 3183-minute halves were changed to four 10-minute quarters in an attempt to improve the flow and quality of games.
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That show is divided into two halves, with the first part, a permanent collection display, scheduled to open on April 11 at the museum.
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The North Hollywood apartment is sparsely appointed, except for the comic book collectibles—those skew Marvel, because Marvel nailed the human halves of stories.
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We've seen some good halves, some good quarters ... but the hardest thing to learn in this league is consistency, to bring it every night.
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With some special effects, the two halves of the scene — the other one being the part featuring crowds of the Dothraki — were brought together.
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Mann: People talk about football being a game of two halves, but we are still in the first 10 minutes of the first half.
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This launch today included an attempt to recover both halves of the fairing, a protective covering that shields the payload during the rocket's launch.
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For example, REGATTA/REGALIA, FLAMBE/FLANGE, FLUORITE/FAVORITE and DISBURSE/DISPERSE are all fine fodder for someone who recognizes both halves of each pair.
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Thanks to rough seas, they've abandoned that plan, but they still intend to retrieve the fairing halves from the ocean after they splash down.
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This most recent limit on the mass halves the maximum mass determined in other experimental setups and comes from just one month of data.
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The game was a tale of two halves with the teams combining for 21 points and more than 216 yards in the first half.
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Then, divide the class in two halves and take a hand count for this question: Is it healthy to eat food off the floor?
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Her skills as a writer — her confident pacing, emotional honesty and political consciousness — unite the two halves, making for a gripping and moving whole.
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Then, wielding the needles like surgical instruments, she pierces the leather, pulling taut the threads to draw the halves together in an unbreakable bond.
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By the end of the episode, both halves of the couple are admitting they care enough about the relationship that they're "scared" of ruining it.
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She flanked the sundae with two halves of a banana, then topped it with a traffic cone of whipped cream, some nuts, and a cherry.
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You'll find wood on and under the dash, along the seats and covering a large beam dividing the left and right halves of the vehicle.
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Trader Joe's explains in the product description that Gone Berry Crazy is made by slicing strawberries in half, then dipping the halves in dark chocolate.
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What's perhaps most surprising is that both halves of Ring Fit Adventure not only work well together, but they feel fully developed on their own.
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Libya, which has the largest oil reserves in Africa, needs the revenue, which goes to the central bank and finances both halves of the country.
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"Netflix splits The Ranch seasons in two 10-episode halves, and Shepard's first appearance will arrive in the second half of season 3," EW reports.
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Just north, Redwood Standard Time, which will separate Southern California from Northern California, which is what both halves of the state have always wanted anyway.
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The two halves don't exactly fit together seamlessly; Vampyr is a messy game, with frustrating combat and systems like crafting that soon become a chore.
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It was an act that bookended my childhood, slicing it into two halves as neatly as Richard E. Grant's perfectly-defined sideburns in Spice World.
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Arrange the chicken thighs or breasts on the baking sheet then drizzle the chicken and lemon halves with the olive oil, tossing to coat evenly.
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In a game ruled by northern values rather than southern ones, you need to fundamentally understand who people are, and how their better halves work.
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In this case, Bridgett Luttenbacher tweeted a photo of her fiancé's skillet-cooked pork loin, with lemon halves and a couple sprigs of fresh rosemary.
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Belgium has rejigged its constitution six times in the past half century to hold together its two halves: French-speaking Wallonia and Dutch-speaking Flanders.
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Doing so would bisect the West Bank into northern and southern halves, precluding the establishment of a contiguous, viable Palestinian state in the West Bank.
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Try 14-minute games, split into two seven-minute halves, with a two-minute halftime, a lot shorter than an 80-minute rugby union game.
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No. 183 Butler had relied on scorching second halves in recent games, but got back to basics Wednesday at DePaul to achieve a program-first.
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Yet, the recently released President's 2628 Budget more than halves the budget of the tech team that helped rebuild VA.gov — the U.S. Digital Service (USDS).
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To bring Act II, Scene II to life, he drew Lady Macbeth in profile and her husband head-on, two halves of one gruesome face.
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This aired as a two-part mini-series in Britain, but it is airing on PBS as a feature — still neatly in two halves, though.
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But with this new virus, it can be done by an enzyme called Furin, which cuts the two halves apart, and Furin notably is widespread.
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The curtains parting the auditorium are ultimately raised for Ulysses' massacre of Penelope's suitors, which both halves of the audience see at the same time.
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Her only two professional losses, interestingly, were dealt by the two halves of the main event of December's UFC 207: Ronda Rousey and Amanda Nunes.
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Smoked kimchi has been draped over pulled pork between halves of a cheese-glazed doughnut to make an outdoor food-stall sandwich called the Chonut.
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"We think about two halves of the pipeline," said Alexandra Givens, executive director of the Institute for Technology Law and Policy at Georgetown Law School.
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The Impossible Croissan'wich is made with an egg, a slice of American cheese, and an Impossible Sausage sandwiched between two halves of a toasted croissant.
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Between the first and second halves, Houston went on a 250-583 run to take a 258-21 lead with 222:30 left in regulation.
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He wears a crisp white shirt under a sleeveless cardigan; two halves of a pair of ruby snap-together reading glasses hang around his neck.
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If the trend continues, this will be the first year since 2009 to see a simultaneous production decline in both halves of the aluminium universe.
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If the trend continues, this will be the first year since 2009 to see a simultaneous production decline in both halves of the aluminum universe.
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To wear someone else's outfit is like going undercover and slipping into another skin, and that is where the two halves of Maureen's existence merge.
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Usually the drawings line up, but not always; in one revealing instance, two edges divide a bunch of grapes into halves of red and blue.
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The recent matches — six-on-six, with 224-minute halves — were played on 21908 fields of varying squishiness, spread out over 19923 acres of swamp.
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An essential rite of passage for many an otherwise nonviolent child involves cutting an earthworm down the middle and watching as the two halves squirm.
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Economy tickets cost 1,000 Kenyan shillings ($10) and at 603-hours, the ride halves road journey times and is four times faster than the Lunatic Express.
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I don't like when relationships are two halves trying to make a whole,' The Voice judge told Stern during his first appearance on his radio show.
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Both halves fit together and slide neatly into a provided plastic cylinder and then sit in a tray base that slides into the injection mold theater.
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With that done, I pulled the mold out of the print shop, then slid it out of the plastic cylinder and pulled the two halves apart.
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If you used a sticker machine, remove the plastic on two folded circles and attach them by lining up the creases and sticking the halves together.
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Mattress blogs tend to be small one or two person teams and there is not as clear a barrier between to the halves of the business.
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Resembling a big hockey puck, these grinders are made of metal, wood, or plastic and have top and bottom halves, with an interior lined with spikes.
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While female respondents said they'd quietly cough up $383 on average, male survey-takers were willing to spend $1,259 without mentioning it to their better halves.
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Rub cut side of garlic halves over the inside of a large Dutch oven or heavy-bottomed saucepan, covering bottom and halfway up sides; discard garlic.
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Now, though, the whole thing has been boiled down into two halves: the dreadful, perpetually memed news cycle and our increasingly futile attempts at escaping it.
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The fairing halves each have a set of guidance systems and parachutes, as they re-enter the Earth's atmosphere at multiple times the speed of sound.
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The robot consists of two magnetically-attached halves, one that sits on the outside of the airship, while the other clings to it from the inside.
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Through his eyes, and his conviction that there are "no two halves" to humankind, Ms Erpenbeck binds the upheavals of past and present, Europe and Africa.
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Cowgirl Creamery Mt Tam cheese, nori seaweed, Granny Smith apple, and kimchi are piled high between two halves of a Hawaiian roll brushed in gochujang mayo.
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He picks up one of the halves — roughly the size of his own fist — rips off a hunk, and dumps it unceremoniously onto the ice cream.
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There are also four halves of tomato, four mushrooms, four pieces of bacon, eight slices of brown toast, and four entire fried eggs, for fuck's sake.
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It splits into two pieces to work as serving platters, with magnets keeping the halves in place when you want to use it as a board.
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The halves are equipped with small thrusters to help guide them back to Earth, as well as special parachutes to decrease the speed of the descent.
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That could explain the continuity issues on pies with halves of different toppings, but doesn't seem to account for the weird alignment of single-topping pies.
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Named for the shrunken and misshapen wings that develop in affected bees, DWV robs its hosts of flight, undermines their immune system, and halves their lifespan.
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Because custom fabrication molds produce excessive waste, the Float Lab's top and bottom halves are made from the same mold, then flipped and rotated to connect.
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The bill guts Medicaid, halves the value of Obamacare's insurance subsidies, and allows insurers to charge older Americans 500 percent more than they charge young Americans.
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A critic of Hadad's work would doubtlessly say that he has failed to equally privilege both halves of the whole by foregrounding the Star of David.
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A demonic dress is at the core of the film, which is broken into two halves that serve as both an original feature and a sequel.
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Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio sounded like "two halves of a Miami law firm" – but it was for Donald Trump that he saved his biggest laughs.
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Arrange strawberry halves in parallel horizontal lines, leaving 2 to 3 inches between rows, then add banana slices in between strawberries to resemble the American flag.
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Once both halves of the duo drys their tears, they head to a Russell Dickerson concert, where they can't keep their hands off of each other.
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Transfer the babka to one of the loaf pans and repeat this process with the remaining 103 roulade halves to make 4 babkas in total. 8.
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The 1.5-inch wide slots allow you to toast a variety of items including artisanal bread that you slice yourself, English muffins, pastries, and bagel halves.
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Some cross the Tigris River by boat, after the U.S.-led coalition bombed the five bridges connecting the city's two halves to restrict Islamic State movements.
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Miramax, the distributor, saw more sense in splitting it into halves.) Ray Nicolette played by Michael Keaton in "Jackie Brown" (1997) and "Out of Sight" (1998).
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The House GOP plan halves the deduction of mortgage debt for newly purchased homes to $500,000, while the Senate bill leaves it intact at $1 million.
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Brand's career splits cleanly into two halves, during the first of which he was one of the NBA's most valuable players, and reliably its most underrated.
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But where big-budget Hollywood often stumbles, there's one source for historical edutainment that consistently delivers on both halves of that portmanteau: Comedy Central's Drunk History.
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The video, with its contrasting black-and-white and colorful halves, is like the song itself: an asphyxiation that mutates into a colorful and verdant breakthrough.
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On the stove, thick coins of eggplant soften and happily soak up EVOO and the aroma of sautéed garlic before Hardy adds the plump tomato halves.
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In the following equations, it becomes clear that bundles of four bananas equal the number four, while a pair of coconut halves equals the number two.
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Her Lentil-and-Spinach-Stuffed Squash Halves, hearty and filling, are brought to the table with ribbons of Parmigiano-Reggiano and a squeeze of lemon juice.
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It is reasonable to wonder if the practitioners are dabblers, as with any fledgling professional network filled with people in the first halves of their careers.
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Ginzel has framed the stained, embroidered paper napkin with the two halves of a repurposed store-bought stretcher that was once covered with inexpensive, prepared canvas.
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After the fairing halves break away in space, they use a series of small thrusters and a guidance system to control their falls back to Earth.
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I've tried making a burger out of straight frankfurter halves and, as you might have guessed, those little piggies go rolling right out of the bun.
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And a view of the Chicago skyline, like a giant ship in the distance, the buildings' bottom halves blurred by sky-colored mist — a floating city.
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It also halves 15 percent tariffs on $85033 billion of Chinese imports, but leave 25 percent tariffs on an additional $250 billion of imports in place.
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Using a navigation system and parachutes, the fairing halves will attempt to land on two boats, each sporting a giant net to gently catch the hardware.
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The one in Boca Chica is nearing completion; its top and bottom halves were connected yesterday, and it has three Raptor engines mounted to its base.
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The Dallas Cowboys nearly gave up the ball for both halves of their Sunday game against the Los Angeles Rams in a bizarre coin-toss snafu.
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On my review unit, the two halves that make up the bulk of the camera started to split almost as soon as I started using it.
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Martin, who entered the game as the Sun Devils' leading scorer at 231 points per game, had been scoreless in three of his previous four halves.
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Mr. Haynes's oscillation between the story's two halves is gracefully handled (the editor is Affonso Gonçalves), but it can create a frustrating sense of narrative interruptus.
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The team said they knew the bones belonged to the same person because of their proximity to each other and because the two halves matched up.
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Not Asian enough to be Chinese and not white enough to be Welsh, like two halves that meet but never quite add up to 100 percent.
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After both halves of the duo agree that this description of themselves is definitely true and not at all self-aggrandizing hogwash, they've officially buried the hatchet.
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Instead, this primary was a chance, not to redeem her 2008 vote, but an opportunity to rectify a vote that split the two halves of her self.
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The cake's halves can be too sober, depending on whether the server applies the Armagnac as if he's putting out a house fire or baptizing a baby.
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Deterioration in these bonds in the second halves of 2014 and 2015 foresaw weakness in global demand, while other market indicators were slower to react, said Kohli.
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Titanic Rising features a number of instrumental tracks, and one of these, the title song, acts as a kind of interlude, sitting between the album's two halves.
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Marrinan and Dewey insist that, biographical details notwithstanding, the glue that binds the two halves of Burden's career together are his enduring curiosity, "childlike enthusiasm," and determination.
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A second video captured by a camera aboard the net-wielding crew boat, named Ms. Tree, shows one of the fairing halves land gently on its target.
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They applaud when characters they know appear, cheer and cry at pivotal moments, and leap to their feet at the end of both halves of the play.
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Since 1987 it has sold a rice-burger variant that swaps out bread halves for seared rice cakes, and since 2004 a lettuce-burger (lettuce-for-buns).
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Amaryllis technology halves the time and reduces the cost of RNA sequencing by 8-fold to accelerate cutting edge cancer diagnostics, pharmaceutical development, and food security innovations.
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She ignored him to again face the black crowd, leaving Kohane to piece together his paper signs, which had been torn into wet halves by the rain.
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Unfortunately, the extreme lightness of the base means that you can't open the computer with one hand — it's a two-hand operation to separate the two halves.
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But based on airlines' intentions or finances, 47 of those are unlikely to be delivered, according to industry sources, which halves the number of jets in play.
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The right halves represent the temperature variations during the impact process, and the black arrows in (C) and (D) show the movement of debris around the Moon.
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There's a hinge in the middle that holds the two halves together, a kickstand in back, and even a little loop for stashing its Wacom-powered stylus.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers enjoyed one of the best first halves of any team in recent major-league history, largely by taking care of business at home.
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Glencore said the programme will be split into two halves, the first 350 million pounds worth of shares to be bought by Citigroup Global Markets by Aug.
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The studio's upcoming epic Kubo and the Two Strings is their most ambitious yet I'm standing between two boats — one intact, one cracked into two jagged halves.
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For comparison, a half-cup of dried apricot halves has 4.7 grams of fiber, but the same amount of fresh apricot slices has 153 grams of fiber.
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His 3-pointer at 12:28 lifted Maryland to a 56-31 advantage, as the Terrapins outscored Oakland 32-693 in a spree that spanned both halves.
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Instagram and Pinterest are awash in ideas: Beavis and Butt-Head, two halves of an avocado, yins and yangs that nestle when two arms are pressed together.
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Then, we're going to install iOS 24 on it and work it hard until we can talk about how the two halves of this whole play out.
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This creates a constant, gentle, back-and-forth relationship between the two halves that gives ActRaiser the "one more turn" compulsiveness all the best strategy games possess.
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One side of the Royale is in California, the other in Nevada, and a bold red line runs through the motel, dividing it into near-mirrored halves.
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"The second half in general was probably one of our worst halves as a team, collectively, of the year," goalkeeper Sean Johnson said of the first leg.
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In parliament, the 128 seats are split evenly - 64 for Christians and 64 for Muslims including Druze, with the two halves further divided among 11 total sects.
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The explanations that circulated about this outburst had to do with something happening on the surface of the grape halves, which were presumed to be conducting electricity.
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But in the attempt to balance the "law" and "order" halves of this series, she's underdeveloped, with a only few flicks at rounding out her workaholic character.
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These are two halves of the same M.B.S. package, and, as I've argued, our job is to help curb his bad impulses and nurture his good ones.
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There are two halves of football to be played, but it looks increasingly likely that this group will end with the expected result: Portugal and Spain advancing.
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Gerwig has conflated the book's two halves in a way that honors the permeable boundary between adolescence and adulthood as a series of impressionistic joys and crises.
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The film turns on warring halves, a presumptive beta (Edward Norton) and his alpha twin (Pitt), who confront consumerism, postmodern anomie and that cult known as masculinity.
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While 2019 was all about their shared project — with Malek at the forefront — both halves of the pairing now have separate projects to celebrate on awards night.
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For comparison, a half-cup of dried apricot halves has 4.7 grams of fiber, but the same amount of fresh apricot slices has 1.6 grams of fiber.
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Mickelson has played in all 12 Presidents Cups since the event was created in 1994 and improved his career record to 24 wins, 16 losses and 13 halves.
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Their back fin is separated into an upper and lower part, with a small flexible piece of skin, which we have termed the 'back-fold,' connecting the halves.
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For example, an 8 oz bag of raw pecan halves at Trader Joe's is $4.49 compared to $6.99 for a 6.993 oz bag at Target, according to Basket.
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Iraqi forces will not be able to advance west across the river because all five bridges connecting the two halves of Mosul were destroyed by ISIS last month.
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Siri doesn't understand women's basketballIn a minor kerfuffle, sports fans noticed that Siri thought women's NCAA teams only played two halves, when in fact, there are four quarters.
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Named, presumably, after science-fiction writer Isaac Asimov, this song of two halves could well come in during your first, no-really-you-can't-skip-it space battle.
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Scanlen, a 19-year-old Perth native known in Australia for the soap opera Home and Away, sews these halves together with perhaps a stitch from Twin Peaks.
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Istat says having just one pensioner in a vulnerable household halves the risk of that family descending into outright poverty — but it is not a guaranteed safety net.
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The two halves of the beam are then sent down separate arms, several kilometres long, that are oriented at right angles to one another (see satellite photograph below).
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In other words, if global GDP doubles or halves by 2100, the results suggest real GDP per capita would still be 7.22% below where it would be otherwise.
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The end of a bad marriage doesn't mean both halves of that couple weren't happy at the wedding, just as a happy wedding doesn't guarantee a bright future.
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Mr Trump's victory comes, cruelly, just as left-wing populism in Latin America is in retreat, opening opportunities for closer trade between the two halves of the Americas.
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It also appears the new Samsung foldable has a gap between its two halves when it's folded shut, which is a carry-over from the Galaxy Fold's design.
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You have three choices: wedge a fingernail in between the two halves, literally "knock knock" on the top when it's closed, or long-press the volume down button.
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Once one of those sequences begins in New Orleans, the two halves of the divine pairing are the only ones who can stop it, as the Fusilier confirm.
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Since both the top and bottom halves are about the same thickness but different weights, the top end will tilt the laptop backwards if tilted too far back.
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It was tempting to see the migration crisis as a struggle between the eastern and western halves of the EU. That is true of the environmental battle, too.
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The series of photos, posted to Instagram, show the Roadster attached to a fitting and placed between the two halves of the payload fairing that caps the rocket.
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Vivo's camera mechanism isn't going to be practical in the ultra-thin top halves of most laptops, of course, but that doesn't make its solution any less ingenious.
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With two halves telling the story of the same family in two different timelines, it successfully blurred the line between literary fiction, romantic fiction and time-travel fiction.
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The mold's halves, 150+ pounds each, had to be suspended from the ceiling so that it could easily be maneuvered as Habeck poured the liquid plastic and foam.
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The Mosquirix vaccine, discovered in 1987, is a decade ahead of other candidates but, to date, it only halves the number of bouts of malaria young children suffer.
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At a glance, these two storylines are unrelated, but they are actually snapshots of both halves of the devil's bargain, neither of which is holding up very well.
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Nigeria is a devout country split loosely between a Muslim north and a Christian south: two halves which were brought together by colonialists and still butt heads today.
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It extends the display right against the edge-to-edge keys of its processor, then smooths both halves out to sit flush with the phone's gorgeous curved edges.
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Senior EU officials also voiced serious doubts about the feasibility of having different EU trade arrangements with the northern and southern halves of the island of Great Britain.
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Fissures have also deepened between the two halves of the postwar middle class: between college-educated, mostly white-collar workers and high-school-educated, mostly blue-collar workers.
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An 0-for-10 effort from beyond the arc in the first 20 minutes put their mark to 1-for-30 in their three first halves this season.
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It divides into two halves, Domestic and Regional Politics, which explores Choi's own American experience, and International Relations, which focuses on his parents and his relationship with them.
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The No. 20 Tennessee Volunteers played extremely strong defense at the start of both halves, defeating the Alabama State Hornets 76-41 on Wednesday night in Knoxville, Tenn.
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We've long been swaddling our top halves in wool and cashmere, so, really, it was only a matter of time until we extended that treatment to our bottoms.
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Men have always played full-court, five-on-five basketball, while women's basketball was initially six-on-six and players were stuck on their halves of the court.
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The $489 Mountain Collective Pass (valid at Aspen, Jackson Hole and other top resorts) halves lift ticket prices and offers two free days or skiing at participating resorts.
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Decades later, the rock was accidentally broken into two, the halves then separated from each other and slowly chunked away for display in museums, churches, parlors and libraries.
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Eventually no one could justify that Plymouth Rock was actually Plymouth Rocks, and what remained of the now severely mismatching halves was reunited with a slathering of mortar.
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Marte and Realmuto (20th homer) led off their clubs' halves of the sixth inning with deep shots, and Jean Segura drove in Harper for a 10-3 lead.
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But what begins as one murder becomes two: The killer has bisected two bodies at the waist, and has positioned different halves to look like a single corpse.
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At the final, Johannes Veerman, who grew up playing golf in Asia and now lives in Texas, barely made the cut that halves the field after four rounds.
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Shank even custom designed a center grip piece, allowing the two halves to be used wirelessly as a single regular controller (just like the normal Joy-Cons can).
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But what begins as one murder becomes two: The killer has bisected two bodies at the waist and has positioned different halves to look like a single corpse.
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Damon Chua's adaptation, which Pan Asian Repertory Theater first presented last year, introduces gossiping panda bears and a tiger whose front and hind halves talk to each other.
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The Wildcats earned the right to face Notre Dame by staging a 19-1 run spanning the first and second halves to upset No. 21 Texas 45.73-58.
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BEST FORMAT Men: Two 20-minute halves I never realized how garbage this format was until I watched the women's games (the NIT also uses the four-quarter format).
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The chicken is divine — I love it when whole garlic cloves and lemon halves caramelize once they've sizzled in chicken fat at a medium temp for a few hours.
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Gonzaga's streak of 13 consecutive halves with a lead came to an end when Santa Clara took a 5-4 lead with 15:55 left in the first half.
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I contend daily with the feelings of inadequacy that compete with the exhaustion of motherhood, and two halves of me travel down the roads of grief and joy simultaneously.
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The Warriors confirmed during the fourth quarter that Curry had broken his hand, which means that they have now lost both halves of their All-Star backcourt to injury.
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The sneakers are meant as a symbolic bridge between these two warring groups, demonstrating that this perceived differentiation is all in the mind, two halves of the same whole.
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The film has two distinctive halves: In the first, a wealthy pregnant woman named Ana (Marjorie Estiano) hires Clara (Isabél Zuaa) to be a nanny for her unborn child.
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There is a more straightforward story in place; in fact, the game is actually split into two halves, one of which plays out much like a classic BioWare game.
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Markets also kick off the third quarter in the holiday-shortened Fourth of July week, after one of the best first halves in more than 245 years for stocks.
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This laptop has aluminum only on the palm rest and it is pretty much impossible to open the lid without prying the two halves apart, so that's not great.
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Each half deploys a parachute to slow down, and then a boat equipped with a giant net tries to catch one of the halves before they hit the ocean.
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The contractor also needs extra time to piece together the two halves of the vehicle — the telescope portion and the spacecraft portion that will help maneuver JWST in space.
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The front halves of deer are in high demand, but the junk in their trunks would routinely go to the dump if there wasn't a creative outlet for them.
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It's possessed of a sense of loneliness and isolation which is mirrored—and perhaps compounded—by Schechter's closed-off dayjob and the geographical distance between the band's two halves.
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Sometimes they will be a gift for both the Queen and the Duke, and occasionally gifts might be given to reflect their interests or two halves of a pair.
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North Carolina missed 13 consecutive 3-point attempts in a span bridging the two halves until Maye's long ball with about 15:35 cut the deficit to 153-36.
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Not only does it use a water-electrolysis propulsion system that's never been tried in space, but the whole craft is designed to split apart into two identical halves.
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The roboglove halves the amount of force needed Pressure sensors in the glove detect when the user is holding an object, triggering synthetic tendons that strengthen the users' grip.
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You take the two halves apart and then affix the hook to the stone, removing the seed from the cavity as you pull the fruit away from your body.
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Now, the media has turned their attention towards a supposed rivalry between the brothers' better-halves, the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton and the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle.
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Tang: If you have a bird's eye view of the knife's handle, look for a line of metal extending from the blade through the handles, sandwiched between both halves.
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I'm sandwiched between the two halves of Justice, Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé; between the three of us, there are a lot of limbs and not much legroom.
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" On investigating Hillary Clinton's emails: "Of course, at the time, I had no idea that I could make both halves angry at us, but we'll come to that later.
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And the Warriors have outlasted everything the Cavs have thrown at them in the first two games, and have then pounced, turning tightly contested first halves into blowout victories.
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Rickie Fowler and Jimmy Walker, who recorded three halves and one loss in tandem at Gleneagles in 2014, played with Phil Mickelson and Cup rookie Brooks Koepka on Wednesday.
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My belly ballooned between the halves of my sports bikini, and the swimmers in the other lanes must have feared that they were going to witness a water birth.
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Huebner's company has been profitable and growing solely on its own revenue for over two years now, after raising only $1 million in two halves in 2014 and 2015.
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At the start, both halves were identical in every way, though they have since diverged greatly, with the people in them following different paths and events unfolding very differently.
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Home cooks could go to town and add mussels, shrimp, slices of chicken, egg halves that are not quite hard-cooked, and greens like scallions, bok choy and seaweed.
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The Jayhawks needed fewer than 25 minutes to score 212 unanswered points bridging the two halves to go up 210-2100 with 2128 seconds left in the third quarter.
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SpaceX has successfully caught one fairing half before, but it hasn't been able to catch any others yet, and has also never caught both halves at the same time.
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Rugby sevens, in which matches consist of two halves lasting seven minutes, compared with the usual 40 minutes, featured in the Olympic games for the first time in 2016.
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"You're probably not going to hold a team to that percentage both halves," Holtmann said, referring to Providence's 32 percent first-half shooting from the floor (8 of 173).
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What is interesting to note is that the court of public opinion is clearly more lenient in its judgment of "husband halves" of a couple, at least in tone.
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She will learn next year whether the process, which has deepened divides between two halves of a nation with no common political language, will backfire among swing-state voters.
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The eight-movie Hogwarts series ended on a high note in 2010 and 2011, with the two halves of Deathly Hallows opening at $125 million and $169.2 million, respectively.
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The big unknown is whether the two halves of the big screen would be flush or if there would be a ridge given the mechanics of the sliding screen.
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With a Mediterranean eating pattern more central to their lives, they could chart a middle path where diet and medicine are two halves of a healthier, more balanced whole.
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More than 200,000 German immigrants have tweeted stories describing the two halves of themselves — their ancestral and German identities — and alleged acts of racism at the hands of Germans.
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Recall that soccer has two halves, each 45 minutes long, for a total of a 483-minute game (plus "stoppage time" for injuries and substitutions, at the referees' discretion).
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German TV has been coming on strong in the last several years, particularly with period pieces that explore the era of division between the country's East and West halves.
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The two halves of the heart are joined, but come apart in the middle — you know, just like those best-friend necklaces you used to share with your longtime pal.
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The Iquique design kept the slum's original 100 families within the same half hectare of space, and a decade on, all the halves of the houses have been fully built.
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Obviously, the product shot was a scheduled advertisement, but while all the other sisters showed their lower halves ... Kylie hid her baby bump under a blanket, showing only her bra.
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One group leans to the left, turning over what appears to be a cargo container, and many wear hoods, hats, or scarves to obscure the lower halves of their faces.
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Using a sharp knife or large cookie cutter, cut sandwich into an egg shape; cut a zigzag line through the middle of the oval, creating 2 "cracked egg" halves. 4.
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The bull market celebrated its 10-year anniversary with one of its strongest first halves on record, but the second half of 2019 could present some turbulence for the market.
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XAVIER 86, DEPAUL 65 Trevon Bluiett scored 15 points as No. 7 Xavier put away host DePaul (7-14, 1-8 Big East) with an impressive burst spanning the halves.
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A traditional, boring, controller (Switch Pro) and the chunky monkey new Joy-Con controller that can be broken into pieces with the two primary halves used to control the game.
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Both halves of the duo bring up a good point: Is dating someone when you're in your early thirties a good enough reason to spend your entire life with them?
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With a visual set in a dystopian future where humans are captured and made to dance for the entertainment of androids, Years & Years are clearly not doing things by halves.
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It's not the electric carmaker's fault—the federal legislation that created the tax credit only applies to the first 200,000 EVs sold by a given company, then halves the credit.
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Having a bit of extra fabric on hand does seem to help, as the video mainly focuses on patching holes rather than re-knitting two halves of a torn piece.
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The Civil War, still his most famous documentary, argued that the Civil War was necessary to forge two halves of a country that had been at odds since their inception.
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Still, I have owned other toasters within a similar price range and had terrible experiences with inedibly burnt bagel halves on one side and under-toasted ones on the other.
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Over the course of the night I continued to munch down another five halves of these pink Mitsi's, and let me tell you, I was rushing my fucking nuts off.
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He had 18 interceptions last year and probably should've had 28, plus played badly enough in first halves of games that he was allowed to rack up meaningless stats late.
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They were split in two at Alexander Wang, their lower halves transformed into miniaturized button-front skirts; they were giddily ruffled at the waist and on the cuffs at Tome.
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WENDY'S — HONEY BUTTER CHICKEN BISCUIT, $2.59 — For less than the cost of a McChicken biscuit, you can get a real slab of fried chicken sandwiched between two buttered biscuit halves.
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As he was attempting to reunite the Western and Eastern halves of the Roman Empire at the time, this pandemic was another player in its centuries-long decline and fall.
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Davison scored 13 straight Badgers points between the first and second halves before Ford's free throw extended Wisconsin's lead to 37-32 with 133:48 to go in the game.
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Today's launch also includes a recovery attempt of both the Falcon 9 first stage (which has flown twice previously already) and the two fairing halves used to protect the cargo.
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Formally, too, the book unites the "inescapable halves of a single being": it's a tête-bêche , two books printed as one, with two front covers, two beginnings, and two ends.
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Or do you bite the bullet and end up taking both halves of your book with you, anyway, thereby defeating the purpose of shredding it up in the first place?
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It could be that Mr. Ratmansky's two halves are merging: He's taking what he's learned from the past and syncing it with the vitality of dancers living in the moment.
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Most of the risk reduction was achieved by eating an average of about one ounce of nuts a day, the amount in about two dozen almonds or 15 pecan halves.
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" Kaine said the comments won't hurt the campaign's chances to court Trump supporters who are on the fence "if it's reported fairly that she kind of talked about both halves.
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Leicester City, now coached by the wily old Italian Claudio Ranieri, has put together two halves of different seasons that would have won the league title if achieved over one campaign.
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Failing a rapprochement between the world's biggest space programmes before then, those two stations, representing nearly two halves of the world below, will be cruising overhead in their own separate orbits.
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Fortunately, no damage was done and Sphero Mini's two halves snapped right back together, but it's worth remembering that, unlike the full-sized Sphero, this one is not indestructible or waterproof.
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Both halves of the co-parenting unit began new relationships: Kardashian with then-23-year-old model boyfriend Younes Bendjima and Disick with then-18-year-old celebrity daughter Sofia Richie.
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"On this particular night everyone (more so my wife) was warm and toasty on the front half their bodies and like blocks of ice on their back halves," the website reads.
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Stannis, never one to do things by halves, fully committed to the cause, pulling every one of his followers out of Dragonstone, which is why Daenerys finds it empty and unguarded.
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