That video alone has given us handfuls of hilarious imitations.
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"Chrissy and I were clearing brush by handfuls," she wrote.
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I'm starving and help myself to handfuls of roasted peanuts.
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The insurgents passed out handfuls of dates and some water.
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I heat it up and add a few handfuls of spinach.
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He gathers handfuls of soil and sprinkles it over his face.
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Gently squeeze handfuls of eggplant; transfer to a heat proof boil.
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The initial handful became two handfuls, and then the curve headed upward.
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Every so often he tossed handfuls of rainbow confetti at the crowd.
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Alison Roman updates the classic with potatoes, lemon and handfuls of dill.
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My friend buys popcorn and I sneak a few handfuls throughout the movie.
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Video shows the man smashing a glass display and grabbing handfuls of jewelry.
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Then C. and I have beer and a few handfuls of snack mix.
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In the past decade, we've seen handfuls of DIY venues close their doors.
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I take two handfuls of M&Ms from the communal M&M dispenser.
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Romagnolo took handfuls of the dirt and held it up to my nose.
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A bit further, then you can have it all and handfuls to spare.
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Again, one or two handfuls of nuts per day definitely has health benefits.
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"Managers at best only have two handfuls of truly great ideas," he said.
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The protests organized by Mr. Kasuka and others attracted only handfuls of people.
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But you needn't take handfuls of the stuff for bad things to happen.
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Put a couple of handfuls of apple chips into a separate roasting dish.
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Picking handfuls of sungold tomatoes, Gail Simmons pauses when she feels her phone vibrate.
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I did as many as would fit in my ham sandwich, probably two handfuls.
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Because now it's being worked on by handfuls of people who ... Yeah, in California.
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Blanching a few handfuls may be the height of eating locally while thinking globally.
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And there are several handfuls of contenders who would like to fill her shoes.
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Takeout can come with handfuls of ketchup or soy sauce packets, thick wads of napkins.
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The young man answered the door and threw handfuls of American dollars at the children.
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We're finding handfuls of voters, claims of at most a few dozen in some states.
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They experimented on empty sets with handfuls of props Mr. Ruddy had brought with him.
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"It's not safe," she said, tossing handfuls of sorghum into a pot of boiling water.
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I actually found five wrecks and literally handfuls of ancient coins before I was 21970.
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The idea was for guests to pick their favorites — and leave with handfuls of blooms.
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Girardi then grabbed several handfuls of dirt and spread them on home plate before departing.
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In the tiny kitchen at Balaboosta, Ms. Admony took up more handfuls of wet semolina.
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Women scrubbed pots with handfuls of mud, and older men lay shirtless on rope cots.
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Office workers learned that handfuls of ticker tape thrown into the air created a dramatic effect.
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Besides being fat-bellied handfuls of pure cuteness, echidnas are notoriously difficult to breed in captivity.
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I eat a few handfuls on the drive home, plus mango cookies after I get home.
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If all goes well, it will scoop up handfuls of gravel from asteroid Bennu in 2020.
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Transistors will soon reach fundamental physical limits when they are made from just handfuls of atoms.
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Soak those in water and dump a couple of handfuls on the fire when you cook.
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Cupping handfuls of hair in her hands, Pink gave an overhead look at her new chop.
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You started the year with every intention of swapping those afternoon Galaxy bars for handfuls of almonds.
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Foam balls are easier to load than darts, and you quickly drop handfuls into the Quantum's hopper.
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She brought handfuls of dates and wanted to know which dates were auspicious and which were inauspicious.
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"They're different kids of handfuls," the actor told DeGeneres of Livingston, Levi and their sister Vida, 9.
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They passed small packages wrapped in wax paper through open windows in exchange for handfuls of cash.
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On Discord, anonymous benefactors distribute links to soccer livestreams like handfuls of pigeon feed at the park.
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Handfuls of women got their starts in TV news and branched into filmmaking, fighting for union access.
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Protesters, ranging from handfuls to hundreds, stake territory outside clinics to pray, wave signs, and yell into loudspeakers.
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In Dallas In front of the police headquarters in Dallas, handfuls of people solemnly trickle in and out.
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The actress recalled the "terrifying" moment she first noticed she was losing "handfuls of hair" in the shower.
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Put a few handfuls of fresh arugula dressed in olive oil and lemon juice on top of that?
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Wilt in handfuls of greens to add vegetables, and serve with toast smeared with that soft, sweet garlic.
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And who's standing next to you, stuffing himself with handfuls of cereal because he can't wait another minute?
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Next to the alpaca enclosure, a repurposed phone booth dispensed handfuls of animal feed for a Canadian quarter.
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We chased the sandwiches with handfuls of ice-cold grapes or wedges of watermelon to quench our thirst.
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Alternative for Germany placards, torn and strewn on the street, show grinning, swarthy men clutching handfuls of euros.
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"We first kept finding handfuls of them on our ceiling and then a few in our bed," Owen says.
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Watch Paradise PD on Netflix with T. for a while before switching to CSI and eating handfuls of popcorn.
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I had to use a ton of conditioner and I lost a few handfuls of hair in the process.
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To cook the wontons, drop them in small handfuls into the boiling water while stirring with a wooden spoon.
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Clements said she has held handfuls of showings of the home, but the showing activity hasn't been anything noteworthy.
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The families would gather together and eat the pig with a sprinkle of salt and handfuls of cold rice.
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Valedictorian, ASB President, World Champion, good SAT, and a couple handfuls of other involvements, so I would think merit?
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Valedictorian, ASB President, World Champion, good SAT, and a couple handfuls of other involvements, so I would think merit?
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This treatment stings, burns, and — unless you're used to eating handfuls of jalapeños — you may want to proceed with caution.
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Start by working several handfuls of mousse (Fugate likes Shu Uemura Ample Angora) into wet hair from roots to ends.
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An enraged Trump held Ivana down and ripped out handfuls of her hair in one 1989 incident, the book alleges.
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They'll need to take over handfuls of districts in a few key states in order to get over the top.
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" He ate handfuls of dirt as a member of a Navy SEAL team on a botched assignment in "Lone Survivor.
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From our garden, he made out with a sizable haul—handfuls of herbs, flowers, and a whole bunch of chiles.
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The pieces flew all over a busy London train station, and passers-by quickly knelt down to pick up handfuls.
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"There are so many handfuls of people who would want to live across the street from the president," she said.
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The men on the boat saved a few handfuls for their families, and sold the rest to a local trader.
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That those who wander by the renegade installations feel comfortable taking handfuls of blooms, thus destroying the effect, delights Miller.
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The following Monday, the girls on the bus to school still shared handfuls of chocolate-coated sunflower seeds with her.
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He was garrulous and obsequious, sprinkling "yes, sir"s around as though casting handfuls of seed on new-raked soil.
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The popcorn was dry, a nauseating yellow, but he ate a carton anyway, standing up, plowing through handfuls without enjoyment.
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Characters flit in and out, scorning development, and, when in doubt, he tosses generous handfuls of gags at the screen.
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I was nervous about eating it, but I was hungry, having spent half a week subsisting on handfuls of gorp.
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"Throw three handfuls," Sheikh Amir announced over the loudspeaker, referring to the Muslim tradition of tossing dirt into the grave.
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It took three hours of pulling off handfuls of solidifying tar before the pooch was able to stand on her own.
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If what you actually want this Halloween is to stuff yourself with handfuls of peanut butter cups, Reese's has you covered.
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Throughout the show, repeated murmurs of "Ain't nobody praying for me," rung out from multiple voices in between handfuls of songs.
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Hopefully, this means these two furry handfuls will be making an appearance at the Morris and Hurd nuptials on March 24.
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Take the finished product into the shower (or bath), grab a few handfuls, and use the mixture to scrub your body.
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At the massive Monday Market, women sell handfuls of fruit or jewelry, hoping to earn enough to pay for a meal.
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My breakfast consisted of a few handfuls from the tube of Trump trail mix and tea made with boiled Trump Water.
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Who stays here: A majority of business travelers throughout the week, with handfuls of tourists and some groups, especially on weekends.
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Toddlers roll tyres down the red-earth roads, teenagers carry handfuls of firewood on their heads, and adults herd cows and goats.
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But he also said companies like Thani Stratex were unlikely to justify spending handfuls of their limited cash on EMRA's high fees.
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"We didn't realize the problem was so major until we started moving things and we'd find handfuls in the corner," said Wright.
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I resist the urge to order out and instead make my own dinner: Trader Joe's frozen gnocchi plus two handfuls of spinach.
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" All is transition: "There were cowslips under the hedges and beside the road, offering handfuls of yellow flowers to the longer days.
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What if as we pray and rejoice in our churches, synagogues and mosques, we are throwing handfuls of dirt on God's casket?
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The boys stuffed handfuls of dates into their pockets and climbed into the backs of the trucks, eating as the convoy moved.
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The wine, made mostly of cinsault, with handfuls of syrah, grenache and merlot, smells of berries and flowers with savory, saline edges.
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Send him into any forest and he would come back with two handfuls of arrowheads, a buried deposit box and a cigar.
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Sometimes, Mr. Sadr turns sabzi khordan into a salad for diners who are not accustomed to eating handfuls of undressed raw herbs.
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I can't be 100% sure it is the Wen Product but let me tell you my hair is falling out by the handfuls!
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He substituted handfuls of vitamins for time spent working on his serve, a sign of just how seriously he was taking his competition.
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The good news is that there are, realistically, only a few handfuls of these people among a sea of kind, supportive, encouraging creatives.
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"The bladder is so tiny, I literally crush handfuls of flowers in there with a stick but it can take it," says Gabe.
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These are gas giants which orbit close to their parental stars—in some cases having orbital periods measured in mere handfuls of days.
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More important, there was an expectation that the heritable causes of things like heart disease might be pinned down to such genetic handfuls.
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Then mix the chicken with a few handfuls of baby arugula, a large handful of sliced scallions and a lot of chopped cilantro.
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Videofootage captured the moment a group of passers-by knelt down and got to work picking up handfuls of the tiny plastic bricks.
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So, once we do most of the whipping, we can sprinkle in a few handfuls of crushed up Cadbury Creme Eggs, and — voila!
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On her Facebook show, "Red Table Talk" ... Jada said she was in the shower one day, and noticed handfuls of hair coming out.
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Then the nominees were ushered out of the room, and the 50-odd club members in attendance began scooping up handfuls of marbles.
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But several handfuls of homegrown websites and old-fashioned print newspapers that cover the city's teeming neighborhoods survive and, to some extent, thrive.
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Alongside the first lady, Trump flung handfuls of red and yellow pedals on Gandhi's memorial before tossing spadefuls of dirt onto a sapling.
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Fortunately, yogurt, an orange and a couple handfuls of those peanut butter pretzels filled in the gaps around the tiny portion that remained.
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The dish gets its distinctive taste from the generous handfuls of chopped mint and other aromatic herbs that are thrown into the light broth.
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Will we now bombard Eddie Lacy with handfuls of fried rice and General Tso's chicken whenever he bulls his way into the end zone?
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I went to see The Circle with two of my best girl friends, and I made a vow to myself between handfuls of popcorn.
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Turner hadn't seen him since Halloween, when he'd dressed in a Dracula outfit and distributed sweaty handfuls of candy corn to the younger students.
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Kim had 2 handfuls with North and Saint, Kourtney lugged Reign ... and even Kylie was on (step)mom duty with Tyga's son, King Cairo.
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She's shoving handfuls of Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans into our already overfilled mouths, and they're starting to all taste like bitter, bitter earwax.
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Earlier today (Wednesday), handfuls of reports came in around an anomaly that changed some developers' home addresses within Apple's system to a location in Russia.
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At first, it appears as if the man is moving around sand, but when the camera gets closer, it's clear that the handfuls are moving.
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Over time, the fugazza would morph into the city's idiosyncratic pizza style: thick crust, crunchy dough, and handfuls of ingredients tossed on with reckless abandon.
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Regardless of the time of day or week, it's impossible to scroll through your Instagram feed without seeing handfuls of Outfit of the Day posts.
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But there are now a few literal handfuls of sugar gliders surfing the web on their own Instagram accounts, chronicling their little sugar glider lives.
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Bill Clinton was famous for leaving a rope line with handfuls of ideas on how to tackle issues that came up in conversations with voters.
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The hail on Monday, which fell in parts of the East Bay, brought delight to kids who scooped up handfuls of marble-size ice balls.
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Fittingly, it offered a few handfuls of reporters a chance to try out a trio of new products at a closed-door event this week.
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So the question moving forward is, will we allow ourselves to be balkanized by small handfuls of hateful souls on both sides of the aisle?
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Travis Scott is soaring to new heights, and Kylie Jenner is right by his side for support -- 2 handfuls worth, by the look of things.
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"There's a community of guys, maybe two handfuls, that are starting to become art collectors and taking it serious," Mr. Stoudemire said of N.B.A. players.
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It's a good idea to entirely empty your fridge before a party because some drunk guy will end up just eating handfuls of capers. 80.
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It is quite a spectacle: 16 feet wide, with circling beasts plastered and piled with glinting handfuls of the artist's favorite glittering tiny plastic beads.
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Add the wood gradually, a couple of chunks or handfuls of chips every hour: You want to kiss the meat with smoke, not smother it.
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City Kitchen With a pesto topping and handfuls of freshly picked vegetables, this light minestrone is a welcome antidote to those days of big eating.
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But the road to publication was a rocky one that included, among other things, handfuls of people setting advance copies of my book on fire.
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If you've ever made an ice cream sundae and topped it with a few handfuls of M&M's, you know what a tasty combination that is.
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In stark contrast to those who unabashedly parade handfuls of liquor into the streets, "Muslim Brothers buy in boxes of water or black bags," he said.
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Between the lines: Facebook has put out handfuls of press releases regarding fake news, displaying a more concentrated approach of how they are tackling the issue.
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Clinton traversed Iowa in her "Scooby bus," speaking to handfuls of people at highly orchestrated round tables, favoring everybody-wins subjects like help for small business.
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Mr. Bailey's models had been decked out to pay tribute to the star and his sense of style with handfuls of sparkles shimmering around their eyes.
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Eat your homemade chipotle pickled eggs with a few handfuls of tortilla chips and flip those fried-chicken-wrapped tacos at the drive-thru the bird.
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Start adding 40 percent of the cheese in small handfuls, stirring and waiting for each addition to melt and incorporate into the sauce before adding more.
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That semester, I noticed I was spending more than usual with all the extra trips to the campus market to grab handfuls of overpriced Clif Bars.
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Louis, a Western lowland gorilla living at the Philadelphia Zoo, was captured on camera casually strutting around his exhibit on two legs carrying handfuls of tomatoes.
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One or two handfuls a day is still a good idea—a lot of very good studies have found that this can significantly contribute to longevity.
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In 1987, several large neutrino detectors detected a few handfuls of neutrinos and antineutrinos from the explosion of a star more than 160,000 light-years away.
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The cold wetness was often followed, within hours, by tropical heat so stifling that Marines fell like ninepins from dehydration despite gulping handfuls of salt tablets.
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In addition to the flowers, Mattos grabs a few handfuls of Mexican sour gherkin cucumbers and ground cherries, and if it's off to the test kitchen.
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Taryn: Known as a staple dish of Syria and Lebanon, these handfuls of ground beef are molded into small football-like shapes and baked until brown.
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When he came hours later, after eating a few handfuls of jalapeño chips, he picked up an AR-15 and accidentally fired it in my direction.
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Throw it together with some farfalle (bowtie pasta) and handfuls of peppery arugula, and you've got yourself a dish that just might change pasta salad's bad rap.
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Twenty or even 10 years ago, career options for technology tinkerers were mostly limited to security firms, handfuls of jobs inside mainstream companies, and in government agencies.
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Beneath them, rafts made of huge inner tubes ferried handfuls of people across the brown Río Suchiate, the half-mile-wide river that separates Guatemala and Mexico.
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"Within just an hour we'd collected thousands of bands and handfuls of fishing waste," Mark Grantham, from the West Cornwall Ringing Group, said in a press release.
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The tricky part is excising the entirety of the lipoma, so Dr. Lee has to yank at the mass, pulling the solidified fat buildup out in handfuls.
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Of course, it's unlikely that any of these tone-deaf decisions or oversights will lead to more than a few handfuls of users to quit the platforms.
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As the band walked off stage, Bauermeister threw handfuls of Jawbreaker stickers into the crowd, and middle-aged punks fought over them as if they were teenagers.
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It causes the wasp-waisted barmaids in strappy green minidresses to grunt audibly as they muddle handfuls of cherries, and scoop ice as if shovelling a driveway.
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I throw some food together: the last of the buffalo chicken thighs and rice I prepped a few days ago, plus a couple handfuls of mixed greens.
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Servings: 43Prep: 15 minutesTotal: 15 minutes Ingredients1 medium sized eggplant3/4 cup quinoa8 oz-ball buffalo mozzarella2 handfuls arugula (rocket)tomato sauce or BBQ sauce Directions 1.
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Into our teeny little food processor goes a few handfuls of basil, a few of the carrot tops from his harvest earlier, chives, and slightly toasted pistachios.
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Soldiers grab handfuls of bullets out of a large box to refill their magazines, while others blast away with a heavy machine gun across an open field.
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The handfuls of Indian dramas on streaming platforms released in the past two years are not Bollywood, nor are they the Hindi serials on my aunties' television sets.
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I was in the shower one day and had just handfuls of hair in my hands and I was just like, 'Oh my god, am I going bald?
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These people are wrong, as long as the team in question is small — on the order of handfuls, dozens or scores, rather than hundreds or thousands — and flexible.
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Put it a simple search of "YBS" on Instagram, and you'll come across handfuls of Baltimore-area teenagers with the crew name at the beginning of their handle.
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Sauté some cubed chorizo in olive oil, and when it starts to crisp, add a few handfuls of halved cherry tomatoes and a few cloves of chopped garlic.
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He has molded a little milling machine with clay and demonstrated how he grinds grains into flour, though the grain in his example was mere handfuls of sand.
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She enjoys stealing your shoes and then running away, tearing all the tissues out of the box one by one, and munching on handfuls of noodles with cheese.
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Then she added a couple handfuls of tender Genovese basil leaves, a clove of garlic and some coarse salt to provide the friction needed to break everything down.
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Today's story gets at the meaning of existence, climate change, community and connection all within a beautifully intricate story that runs for just a few handfuls of pages.
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And then, of course, there's Munich's calling card: beer by the liter, served in giant, glass Masskrugs that the superhero waitstaffs improbably carry by the dozen-strong handfuls.
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But as a relatively late release for Sega's outgoing 16-bit peripheral, it ultimately sold in handfuls, pumping the price of used copies today up to eye-watering amounts.
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The estate of 'Simpsons' co-creator Sam Simon wants to unload 2 handfuls worth of his Emmys, but the people at the Emmys ain't havin' it ... TMZ has learned.
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It is also essential to remember that we are dealing with relative handfuls of people; the vast majority of Muslims living in France, Belgium and elsewhere are not extremists.
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"I was just walking around and looking and I started grabbing handfuls of shoes thinking, 'This would be great to donate and this, this and this,' " Tritt told GMA.
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Future was seen throwing around handfuls of cash, and we're told he bought 12 bottles of Ace of Spades champagne -- those are a grand each -- and spent $30k overall.
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North Carolina is the rare swing state in the South where Democrats and Republicans are evenly matched, and where major elections are often settled by precious handfuls of votes.
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After tasting a few herbs and poking around a little, Hardy grabs a few handfuls of hot peppers and a couple of eggplants, then checks out our humongous cucumbers.
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More insanely hot action from Kylie Jenner's birthday fiesta -- this time, her smokin' hot model friends are grabbing handfuls of each other's asses ... and catching it all on camera.
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Snow does not fall around the corps de ballet of dancing Snowflakes but is released by them in explosive handfuls (hello, Mark Morris's "The Hard Nut," new in 1991).
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Now, YouTube is trying to corner the marketplace by bringing in swaths of people via big e-sports leagues instead of relying on a few handfuls of popular streamers.
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Volunteers use it like packing peanuts, tossing handfuls into care packages to cushion the other items, which include things like toiletries, knitted scarves and hats, DVDs, games and letters.
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We pick up handfuls of factoids from the chaos of data that assails us, clutching at the tiny shards of hope glitter on the surface of our media bubble.
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He carried the bowl and the saltshaker into the living room, sat down next to Marcia's dead body, salted the popcorn, ate several handfuls, and turned on the television.
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How much more dangerous would it be to entrust the choice of the person to run the country to a few handfuls of ordinary people who have no particular clue?
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I struggled to cope with even the most simple of everyday tasks now that my head no longer felt like it was made of honeycomb toffee, just handfuls of gravel.
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Be generous That said, even if you avoid mass oppression and strife, even the "best" autocrats trigger countless low-grade petty cruelties that ruin double handfuls of lives every day.
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Once there, the spacecraft will vacuum up handfuls of gravel from the asteroid's surface, and then in a grand finale, deliver the pay dirt all the way back to Earth.
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After the dog cautiously approached her, he eagerly licked up several handfuls of water and raised his paw to her hand, almost as if to thank her for her help.
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"Before American Prairie Reserve, the best we could do was save microparcels - handfuls of acres of native prairie in Illinois or Nebraska," he said from his office in Bozeman, Montana.
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While it's tempting to be fooled by the rocks that she's got, she's still just Jenny from the block, even when covered in handfuls of diamond rings and solitaire earrings.
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I froze the smoothies (they feature bananas, frozen strawberries, tangerine and carrot juices, nonfat Greek yogurt, and a few handfuls of raw spinach) in mason jars so they stay fresh.
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She and van Herpen dropped to their knees at the dancer's feet and began seizing the dress in handfuls, molding it like clay and squeezing it into folds and excrescences.
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"A handful of them, two handfuls of them, the whole staff, we've gone through 26 innings in six days," Royals manager Ned Yost said of the overuse of the bullpen.
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When my hair starts to fall out in handfuls, or I feel tired even when I'm getting enough sleep, these are the signs I need to give myself a break.
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If the mother died but the baby survived, the Ubume will wander into stores and homes to try and buy necessities for her child, paying with handfuls of dead leaves.
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There are no salt trucks or plows, just two municipal workers decked out in chic coveralls tossing handfuls of sand or birdseed out of baskets onto the snow-slicked sidewalk.
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The reason was that Drummond's pictures were monochromatic fields, coloristic and painterly to be sure but too minimal to be accepted by more than a few handfuls of artists and critics.
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On either side of the barrier were pots of pink painting, and amid dodges and feints, rolls and peel-offs, Mark began to leave handfuls of pink paint on the barrier.
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He apparently hid on a railroad bridge that was no longer in service, eating handfuls of Haribo candies until he forced strangers to look at his own sad little gummy worm.
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He'd wash away the suds with great handfuls of water, dousing himself while briskly rubbing his skin once more, and you would wonder why he didn't just take a shower instead.
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Over two days each spring, people gather in public spaces all over India to chase one another around, throw handfuls of colored powders at one another, and get drenched in water.
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I've seen them squirt out and rinse off handfuls of their Mum's Dermalogica face wash without even waiting for it to work into a lather, literally money swirling down the drain.
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Into a well-used copper pot, the waiter beat boiled yellow potatoes and handfuls of grated local tomme fraîche (sometimes spelled tome fraîche) until he could pull it above his head.
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He demonstrated cranking the cages out of the water, extracting handfuls of bivalves and hosing them off for visitors to sample inside the kitchen of the family's home, along with tea.
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Booker's campaign said it is confident it can work to win over large handfuls of voters in the state, an effort that could be buoyed by this week's withdrawal of Sen.
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While poking fun at handfuls of anime tropes, One Punch Man dually pays homage to some of the medium's best features, embracing ridiculous battles and wild personalities in its own entertaining style.
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Some people never get the chance to grab anything before disaster strikes, and I wonder what it is about the hasty handfuls of our old lives that feels like we're saving ourselves.
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We're talking about the Sol dress by boho-cool favorite brand Doên, which has been worn by the likes of Leandra Medine, Emily Weiss, Arielle Charnas, and handfuls of models and editors.
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Some can actually get you buzzed after a few handfuls, while others are merely infused with enough of the spirit to give the treat the essence of the tipple that inspired it.
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I met recent immigrants to the Westfjords town Bolungarvik as they mingled with their new neighbors, their toddler carrying fresh handfuls of snow into the hot tub and delightedly watching them melt.
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Tuesday, maybe you can make Alison Roman's recipe for salmon with sesame and herbs, perhaps with rice and absolutely with a few handfuls of extra arugula, to build up the herb salad.
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But instead of making many pancakes, he made one large pancake, like the classic pommes Darphin, pressing handfuls of grated potato and onion into a well-greased 6-inch nonstick frying pan.
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When we went into the water, I splashed and dived and swam, I pulled handfuls of sand from the bottom and pretended that it was soap, I played at being a shark.
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Throughout 21, the drink sent dozens of people (mainly college students) to the hospital, was blamed for an actual death, and was quickly banned across handfuls of campuses and even entire states.
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If he succeeds at first base in Pittsburgh, the transition will just be another unlikely success for John, one of a few handfuls of major leaguers who can actually blend in with society.
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We've all seen photos of tear-streaked eyeliner and handfuls of pills used to signal crisis situations, but these images totally miss the everyday internal battles that lead us to those dark places.
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Bearing a sign that said "TAKE ME BACK CARDI" and handfuls of roses, Offset and Cardi had a short, inaudible interaction onstage—during which Cardi looked very miffed—before Offset departed the site.
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We know, we know: Keeping the Roomba's models straight is a headache in itself — comparing handfuls of models from competing brands makes sticking with your old, barely-working vac look not so bad.
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I'd stare at my naked body in the mirror and sob, clenching handfuls of my thighs in hopes I could somehow force it from my body, pinching so hard I'd leave bruises behind.
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As she scooped handfuls of cold chicken fettuccine into her mouth one recent morning, Ms. Johnson said she was annoyed because someone had stolen $35 out of her wallet while she was sleeping.
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The pilots are in the forefront of the nascent but growing sport of drone racing, which, in just over a year, has spiraled from scattered handfuls of hobbyists to a promising new competition.
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I tossed the dressing, which is from Jessica Battilana's cookbook, "Repertoire," with handfuls of shredded chicken, red leaf lettuce, olives and onions, and had that with a good baguette shmeared with good butter.
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This recipe starts with a simple homemade crust, then fills it with a layer of chocolate; generous handfuls of sweet, buttery, chewy pecans; and a couple of shots of whiskey for good measure.
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Toss to evenly distribute the seasonings and acid, then grab handfuls of the collards and squeeze them to help tenderize the greens (you will notice the color change to a darker, almost glossy green).
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Schmidt was instrumental in the final, turning the tide in the second set as he placed the ball all over the court and left the diving Italians with frequently nothing but handfuls of sand.
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The label is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year (it has collected handfuls of industry awards along the way), but the New York store is only the Row's second, following one in Los Angeles.
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Take it on a day hike, eat a couple handfuls after your workout, or just keep a nice big bowl of it at your desk, cuz that's where the snacks attack hit the worst.
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The 10-year birthday cake she devised for her empire, which now includes 20 stores and 12 Cupcake ATMs, is the "Sprinkles Sprinkle Cake," with handfuls of sprinkles both outside the cake and in.
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She subsisted on that oatmeal, some electrolyte tabs, a carbohydrate drink, and several tiny handfuls of "three or four" M&Ms at a time for the final leg of the trip back to England.
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If you grab a whole fistful of dry noodles and crack the bundle in half, the same thing happens: A spray of broken middle-pieces fly away from the two handfuls you're left with.
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Some years there were only twenty or thirty falling stars for our trouble, but other years they came hard and fast, as if someone were throwing them at the lake like handfuls of pebbles.
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I followed a group of young protesters as they made their way across town shouting slogans and exchanging handfuls of candy, but we never made it to the Lan Kwai Fong night life district.
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And I came, as tears streamed down my face with a shame and self-hatred that made me want to rip the flesh from my bones and pull hair out of my head in handfuls.
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Food and money are so scarce that increasingly, residents of Chirgua ring del Vizo's doorbell, offering her handfuls of bean seeds in exchange for the few bags of rice that she buys from the supermarket.
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Tourists line up with handfuls of cash to purchase the latest ribbon-winning artworks, while artists and merchants sell their wares along a commercial thoroughfare full of consumerist distractions, from discount jewelry to Gucci clothing.
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It's crazy-easy: Grab your coolest-looking jar and add a few handfuls of your favorite fresh herbs, as well as juicy stonefruit, some citrus peel, lots of sugar, and a bunch of tea bags.
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At last year's festival, a combination of crowding and a pressing heat, violence broke out in the audience, with teens throwing handfuls of dirt at police as they pushed into the crowd, swinging rubber batons.
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In 2012, two handfuls of grass sprigs were shipped down from Texas to an off-site turf farm in Pôrto Alegre, Brazil, where it was grown and tended by Marcelo Matte of Green Grass Brasil.
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My Syrian experience was in the kitchen and at the dining table, scooping garlic and cilantro-fried broad beans with handfuls of pita bread and sneaking mouthfuls of fresh cream sweetened with orange blossom syrup.
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And once we're finally inside, the sight of cooks frantically dumping handfuls of noodles from the Sun Noodle boxes stacked near the counter into pots of boiling water does little to stir our waning appetites.
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Border Patrol Chief Ronald Vitiello told Reuters that he is aware that some of his agents require "handfuls" of miles of additional fencing, though he declined to comment on the number of additional miles required.
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The resourceful, sullen 15-year-old Lizzie (Isabela Moner; she and Byrne are the movie's most affecting performers) has been acting as a parent to her substantially younger siblings Lita and Juan, both behavioral handfuls.
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Atop this monocultural edenic bounty, with copiously sloppy handfuls of grainy gray cement and nine unevenly staggered rows of light beige cinder blocks, he built a slightly listing and occasionally gaptoothed but unmistakably solid wall.
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"She went back to her bedroom and she came out holding like handfuls of shoes and bags and just dumped them all down on the couch," he recalled, adding that Diana asked him what he thought.
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Blue pea flower chai tea gives it that lovely ombre effect, and feel free to top it off with more rum, and a few handfuls of colorful candy, if you're feeling as mischievous as we are.
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Shoes off, still in their whites from lunch service, the three women rehydrated with cold water from steel cups, and ate handfuls of sweet, airy meat floss and tiny pork-stuffed pastries from crinkly plastic bags.
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Despite our declining snack habits, Britain hasn't become a nation of Deliciously Ella clones, sticking to a strict three-meal-a-day eating pattern broken only by handfuls of activated dates if you're feeling particularly peckish.
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This beloved recipe serves three or four for dinner, especially if you use a full 16-ounce package of noodles and toss in big handfuls of frozen peas (which is what I would do) or arugula.
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Each week, I spend an hour and a half helping fill bags with frozen meat, cans of soup, boxes of mac and cheese, and handfuls of fruit for clients at my agency on Chicago's North Side.
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Later, the president and first lady paid their respects to Mahatma Gandhi, scattering five handfuls of pink rose petals on the memorial at Raj Ghat, where the independence leader was cremated after being assassinated in 1948.
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I was giggling in the backseat of a golf cart a few minutes later, sending snaps and slipping the driver handfuls of pesos to look suave, as I went on to join the group for karaoke.
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From his bag, he also pulled out a few handfuls of pickled green almonds, which had a creamy interior texture and uniquely tart flavor, and would be incorporated into a vinaigrette to top the grilled cucumbers.
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But the difference between Prette and similar brands like, say, I.AM.GIA, is that, despite being worn by handfuls of celebrities in its first week of business, Prêtte is still sitting on a modest 1,200 followers on Instagram.
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The guidelines, which are based on having 2,000 calories per day, which is the amount suggested for an average, healthy weight, adult woman, use measurements such as handfuls and cupped hands to makes them easier to follow.
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The chefs are known for flipping India's traditional cuisine on its head, and Abdullah is set on pushing their cooking even farther—filling a tandoori oven with handfuls of bud to make some gnarly weed-smoked chicken.
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Italian Wedding Soup With Turkey Meatballs All you do for this beautiful bowl of soup is broil simple turkey meatballs, slip them in broth with some pasta, and drop handfuls of greens and herbs in the pot.
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The children take turns dumping their baskets over a rudimentary sifting tool — a large piece of netting with a wooden frame — that reveals handfuls of mica, a shimmery mineral composite that's been forming underground for hundreds of years.
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There's a reason for it—all that nitrogen is keeping your chips from turning into stale, no-fun garbage food—but it still feels pretty unfair when you're fumbling for crumbs after only a few handfuls of Ruffles.
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Which means that unless you're willing to spend five to six dollars hoarding individual servings of hot sauce, Halal Guys prohibits the age-old tradition of grabbing handfuls of hot sauce packets for safekeeping at your own domicile.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Kalin had made enough bread to send a few loaves home with a photographer and a reporter, who were eating handfuls of it and standing around an elegant butternut dining table and benches.
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And then to sit at that inauguration and to look around at a crowd that was not reflective of the country, and I had to sit in that audience as one of the handfuls of people of color.
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Before long, the group was picking handfuls of common plantain leaves and blue Asiatic dayflowers in front of an apartment complex on Payson Avenue, but the next big discovery came near a decomposing log in Inwood Hill Park.
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It's not too sweet nor too salty, but strikes a very happy middle ground that may bring up happy memories of stuffing your face with handfuls cheese popcorn from Christmas tins with a little caramel corn accidently mixed in.
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Chicken Drumsticks With Orzo, Dill and Feta I'm always in search of great one-skillet meals like this chicken number, though I might add a few handfuls of baby arugula to the cucumbers, feta and dill that top it.
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Standing at the edge of a muddy path to Rezu Amtali, after a five-day journey with only a few handfuls of ruined rice to sustain them, a 6-year-old girl named Roufaja tugged at her mother's sleeve.
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While they're cooking: Fry some bacon; grate some Cheddar; grab a few large handfuls of spinach or baby kale; cut open and slice some avocados and see if there is some sour cream or plain yogurt in the fridge.
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I can't tell you the number of times entrepreneurs have touted having a near-zero CAC when they are just starting out and have only handfuls of customers — which were mostly sold by the founder or are "friendly" relationships.
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I was used to seeing my hair snap when I ran my fingers through it, picking whole handfuls out of my hairbrush every day, and having enough split ends to warrant a three-inch trim whenever I went to the hairdresser.
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Clements quotes a Tumblr witch and Etsy shop owner on what she thinks of when she thinks of witch vibes: Goth witches in black maxi dresses and capes, Wiccan girls in flowy boho looks with handfuls of rings and jarred herbs . . .
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According to Morris, and a litany of accounts from that time period, the island's namesake was responsible for deeming handfuls of free black men, women, and children "fugitive slaves"—thereby enabling their kidnapping and sale in the South without trial.
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As a 24-year-old woman who dyed and bleached her hair since middle school and lives in Hawaii, where long hair is synonymous with femininity and beauty, losing mine in handfuls turned my life into an emotional roller coaster.
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Mr. Tarren-Sweeney told me he worked with Mr. Ismail's sister, and when I shook his hand he had dirt on it from participating in the Muslim tradition of burial, in which mourners toss handfuls of earth into the grave.
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The president watched intently at times as the fleshy men stomped their feet or threw handfuls of salt around the ring to cleanse the dirt, and he periodically asked Mr. Abe or his aides questions about what was happening before him.
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Yesterday, somehow, instead of lunch I had half a chocolate-chip scone, a slice of sourdough bread with paprika butter, a piece of cheesecake (a recipe that Melissa Clark is testing for the holidays) and a few handfuls of caramel corn (ditto).
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"Ramona's sold, you know, a couple of handfuls of bottles of wine in the last couple years and she has no right to criticize what I've done, particularly after her behavior that has been continuing for a decade," Frankel said in response.
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When I got back to the hotel, I had that beer and handfuls of Utz Party Mix, which I eat only after I run a marathon ($4.50 for a six-pack of Miller Lite pony beers; $10.99 for the tub of Party Mix).
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"In the '50s, it was like this," said Colin Ryan, 68, an on-and-off Village lifer and denizen, scanning the handfuls of couples and children in Washington Square Park where there used to be a crush of musicians, performers and university students.
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Indeed, we must devote far more attention to capabilities beyond the original Bush program, which focused on addressing the relatively limited threats of the rogue states, which might have the capability to launch handfuls rather than hundreds of ballistic missiles at American targets.
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The details of how Jacobson, a former police officer, pulled off a multimillion-dollar scam include a national McDonald's Monopoly game promotion and a stealthy heist that found Jacobson sneaking into an airport bathroom stall to swap out handfuls of winning McDonald's Monopoly stickers.
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IngredientsTopini 4-5 big handfuls fresh spinach Olive oil 53 cups fresh ricotta Grated nutmeg Salt and pepper 3 eggs Grated Parmigiano-Reggiano Flour Sauce 1 cup halved or quartered cherry tomatoes1 clove garlic Basil Olive oil Salt and pepper 1 small chili pepper Instructions1.
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MATHIGA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sheltered by a tarpaulin from the blazing sun, a group of Kenyan women weave handfuls of dried reeds, their practiced hands turning them into exquisite baskets, mats and hats that have been sold to tourists from around the world.
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Yet while the ferries shuttle handfuls of residents and visitors back and forth between the island and Rio de Janeiro, there is a sense that the tourist industry of Paquetá and the other islands on the bay has suffered from Guanabara Bay's sullied reputation.
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Sure, the Kentucky Derby is smack dab in the middle of spring, but honestly, the combination of sweet bourbon, simple syrup, and handfuls of mint also just sort of screams "Drink me on the porch when the weather finally hits 60 degrees," doesn't it?
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I remember in particular a dinner that we shared about three weeks before the show, when he confessed, as we shoveled handfuls of stewed Ethiopian vegetables into our faces, that he'd been trying all week to stay off carbs and slim down for Maher.
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While waiting for the island's lone taxi to transfer us to the lighthouse, we had time for a peaceful pint of Guinness at the Community Center pub and fed handfuls of long grass to a friendly horse that trotted up next to the fence there.
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Since then, Sears has announced handfuls of additional closures and most recently unveiled plans to pay $407 million toward its pension plan in order to unlock and allow for the sale of 140 properties, though the company didn't define when those sales will take place.
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When Business Insider met with a resident of 12 years, Trelease Miller, at her Treasure Island home in 2019, Miller said her daughter was one of the handfuls of children that had developed hair loss and puss-filled lumps since moving onto the island.
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For example, Sawako Nakayasu's notes to "、、、、Stones Single, or in Handfuls" ends with: 凸 a kanji character that means convex In the volume, the translators' notes are on left-hand pages while poetry is on right-hand pages — so Nakayasu's notes begin before the poem does.
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In Hollywood, it is easier to walk unnoticed down a street while wearing snakeskin shoes and handfuls of silver rings — as Cave is known to do — than in most other places, and the city shares many of the musician's abiding preoccupations: religion, rock music, even moviemaking.
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Surprisingly, the body inside the clothes also stayed much the same, despite serial abuse from chain-smoking, a bottle of Jack Daniel's every day (no health-food shit for him!) and handfuls of acid crammed down like dolly mixtures when, for a while, he was roadie for Jimi Hendrix.
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I like those tenders pan-fried, myself, and sometimes make like the chef Lidia Bastianich and swap out the chicken for turkey, marinating it in olive oil and garlic before forking a few heaping handfuls of grated Parmesan into the bread crumbs I use to coat the meat.
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Dr. Petersen said because the continental United States has better mosquito control, more air-conditioning and less standing water than other countries dealing with the Zika virus, there are most likely to be only "handfuls of local transmission and very rare outbreaks," which will be containable with a targeted response.
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Last year's Number 290 Angel and Pop 290 mixtapes were testament to that role as a kind of A&R rep; handfuls of avant-popstars and forgotten treasures were pulled seemingly from nowhere to feature on those records, from Brazilian drag queen Pabllo Vittar to Chairlift's Caroline Polachek to goddamn Uffie.
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At last year's NYC African Food Festival, hundreds of Yelp heads found themselves in a literal greenhouse on a 90-degree August day, boiling in the heat as they scarfed down handfuls of food from about ten vendors—a far cry from the 24 plus rising-star chefs the event promised, Gothamist reports.
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Battle Creek is home of Kellogg's, and the musk of Kellogg's products emitting from the factory hung over the town and the stadium, where we typically played in front of one or two handfuls of fans, the majority of whom were our faithful team boosters who boosted us, nobly, with leftover Halloween candy.
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To make this recipe stretch for two nights, you could add two more sausages or extra squash to the pan, or just double it outright with two pans; make a large pot of farro or rice; and serve in bowls topped with handfuls of arugula and herbs tossed with lemon juice and oil.
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" -- Martha McKittrick, nutritionist and certified health coach Peanut butter or dry-roasted chickpeas "I often keep a bag of the Good Bean dry-roasted chickpeas (sea salt flavor) and a jar of peanut butter in my desk drawer and alternate between two handfuls of the former or two spoonfuls of the latter.
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From "、、、、Stones Single, or in Handfuls": In explaining the poem, translator Sawako Nakayasu notes that Yoshimasu Gozo "may try but he cannot write away the too recent memory of the sea and its deleterious assault on the Fukushima nuclear power plant…" The recent Fukushima disaster haunts a number of Gozo's poems in this collection.
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From Tel Aviv to Palo Alto, New York to London, entrepreneurs have created in the last handfuls of years an eclectic arsenal of innovations that are already beginning to show their mettle in the battle against climate change, as well as their potential to help the bottom lines of a wide swath of businesses.
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Both of today's Alfredos, sadly, are touristy and overpriced, though Il Vero is almost worth a visit for the hundreds of framed photos of the owners mock-feeding giant handfuls of fettuccine to celebrity visitors whose expressions range from hammy complicity (James Stewart, Sylvester Stallone) to perturbation bordering on panic (Peter Sellers, Sophia Loren).
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It was nice thinking that you could melt off the layer of blubber that arose from all of those mugs of egg nog and handfuls of cheeseballs in a couple of weeks by just thinking of yourself as some kind of Moon Juice-ass, Jillian Michaels-inspired lifestyle guru, but it isn't going to happen.
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Glancing around the room, there's the sort of mix you might expect: groups of women in their late twenties and early thirties; gaggles of younger punters on their phones and sloshing handfuls of beer in plastic cups as they jostle to the front; couples in their forties and older, nestled close to each other.
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Amtrak followed up with a residency program that gave rail passes to handfuls of select authors in 2014 and 2016, but the company is currently "evaluating the future of the program," after a wave of enthusiastic publicity gave way to suspicion and annoyance over the contracts that gave Amtrak rights over what writers produced on their trains.
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After mass, I drop her off at my aunt's and head over to my parents where I'm eagerly greeted at the door by our pup, K. My stomach was grumbling like crazy during mass so after giving K. some love, I scrounge around for food, settling on carrot sticks with hummus and a few handfuls of peanut butter pretzels.
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Ingredients: Mountain Rose Herbs's Cedar Smudge Stick ($11), optional 2 handfuls of L'Objet's Rose Noire Bath Salt ($13) or Indie Lee's Sleep Soak ($42) Skin Gym's Rose Quartz Eye Flowies ($45), optional Create a meditative atmosphere by dimming the lights and putting your phone in another room; then try Hanekamp's relaxing, pre-bath ritual of burning a cedar smudge stick.
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If your child is struggling with veggies, you can make a kid-friendly green smoothie by combining 2 cups of milk; three to four handfuls of greens like spinach or kale; 2 cups of fruit like berries, mangoes or peaches, one creamy fruit like a banana or avocado; and 2 tablespoons of healthy fat like nut butter, flaxseeds or chia seeds.
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Unable to keep herself from making music, Hanna gathered ex-Bikini Kill bandmate Kathi Wilcox (bass), along with Carmine Covelli (drums), Sara Landeau (guitar), and Kenny Mellman (keys) in her now home, New York City, at a time when seizures were a daily reality, reactions to handfuls of medications left her fatigued and disoriented, and visits to the hospital were frequent.
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I'd been self-medicating with food for years before that, but one summer day, close to the end of what had been my beloved grandfather's five-year battle with stage IV lung cancer, I arrived home, walked straight into the kitchen, and proceeded to stuff handfuls of whatever food I could grab into my mouth as quickly as possible, barely taking time to chew, breathe, or swallow.
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" The Book of Ruth in the Old Testament tells the story of literature's most famous gleaner, a pauper and an alien in Judah who so enchanted the landowner, Boaz, that he instructed his reapers actively to help her: "Let her glean even among the sheaves, and reproach her not: And let fall also some of the handfuls of purpose for her, and leave them.
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I shouldn't have told him how I stuffed a two-liter jar with the rain-washed, pale pink petals, then topped it up with clear fruit alcohol (basically vodka made from local fruit), or how the next day the Swedish cooking students kept opening the jar for another sniff, or how the fumes smelled like an angel had eaten handfuls of sweet almonds and cherries then blown you a kiss.
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Just handfuls of tickets for former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE's book tour — where packages can sell for as much as $3,000 — are left at some of the stadiums where she'll be appearing.
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Makes 20Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 45 minutes 53 1/2 cups|390 grams all-purpose flour22 teaspoon baking powder21 teaspoon baking soda2350 tablespoons|22 grams unsalted butter, at room temperature21 mg CBD oil22 33/23 cups|220 grams light brown sugar215/2 cup|100 grams granulated sugar1 tablespoon|10 grams vanilla extract2 large eggs1/203 cup|150 grams hazelnut spread12 ounces|300 grams semisweet chocolate chips2 handfuls pretzelsflakey sea salt, to finish 1.
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A deal has been done with the United States to take up to 1,250 genuine refugees, but only after a security vetting process, and so far only handfuls of candidates have been settled in the US. The Australia government recently rejected an offer from New Zealand to settle 150 of the stranded refugees because of fears that loose immigration rules between Australia and New Zealand would see asylum seekers ultimately settle in Australia.
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But those involved in this mass action hope that by coordinating their criticism, they'll avoid such punishment └ Google's US antitrust worries could be entering a more serious phase └ YouTube is using massive e-sports leagues to take on Twitch in big live-streaming bet Julia Alexander: YouTube is trying to corner the marketplace by bringing in swaths of people via big e-sports leagues instead of relying on a few handfuls of popular streamers.
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This collision of languages may not seem like such a big deal at first, but take a look at the extreme music scene: aside from folk-and-heritage-obsessed black metal outfits, speed/power metal bands from Eastern European countries (and bands like Terminal mimicking metal from behind the Iron Curtain) and handfuls of garage bands from non-English speaking nations that haven't yet attempted to break the language barrier because they haven't yet attempted to break out of their local scene, the vast majority of extreme music presentation is in the English language, even when English isn't obviously the performer's first language.
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Servings: 4Prep: 43Total: 1 hour 30 minutes for the gnocchi:kosher salt, to taste9 medium Russet potatoes, scrubbed clean (about 6 pounds|2562 grams)2 cups|319 grams all-purpose flour, plus more for dusting8 egg yolks1/33 cup|63 ml olive oil for the pasta:4 tablespoons|54 grams unsalted butter3 ounces|180 grams minced prosciutto8 ounces|200 grams thinly sliced shiitake mushroomskosher salt, to taste1/4 teaspoon chili flakes23 garlic cloves, thinly sliced1/4 sweet white onion, finely chopped1/23 small jalapeño, stemmed, seeded, and minced24 sprig rosemary, mincedfreshly ground black pepper, to taste21 cup|230 ml heavy cream24 ounces|23 grams thinly sliced raclette cheese43/24 cup|22 grams grated parmesan cheese, plus more for serving25 Meyer lemon for serving:a few handfuls of baby arugula1-2 Meyer lemons 1.
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Servings: 2Prep time: 43 minutesTotal time: 25 minutes Ingredients chillies and fish sauce accompaniment (prik nahm pla):5 tablespoons fish sauce3-4 bird's eye chillies, sliced2 garlic cloves, finely sliced1/4 of a lime sliced roughly into 3 or pieces for the stir fry:10 303/2 ounces boneless duck meat (leg or breast meat is fine) plus a tablespoon or two of fatty duck skin, if desired5 garlic cloves6-24 bird's eye chillies (scuds), depending on how hot you like ita small pinch of salt23 25/21 ounce chicken stock23 -24 tablespoons fish sauce63/26 teaspoon caster sugar220 tablespoons vegetable oil27 or 4 long red chillies cut into long slices at an angle1/2 white onion, cut into irregular chunks2 generous handfuls of picked holy basil leaves for the crispy eggs ('kai dao'):4-5 tablespoons vegetable oil203 free range eggs to serve:freshly cooked jasmine rice Directions 1.
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Servings: 8Prep: 30 minutesTotal: 2 days for the chicken: 2 ¼ cups|300 grams kosher salt ¾ cup|160 grams granulated sugar 1 teaspoon black peppercorns 33 hot Thai chilies 6 sticks lemongrass (bruised) 2 handfuls makrut lime leaves 1 handful chopped galangal 1 handful cleaned cilantro root 1 handful garlic 1 large knob chopped fresh turmeric 1 large red onion, roughly chopped 4 pounds ice 2 cups lime juice 3753 pounds|1437 grams chicken thigh fillet (cut into 2 inch pieces) for the crust mix: 2 tablespoons fried garlic 248 tablespoons fried shallot 22 ¼ cups|23 grams potato starch 21 cups|24 grams rice flour 23 ½ cups|53 grams tapioca starch 25 cup plus 27 tablespoons|2325 grams cornstarch 1 tablespoon ground white pepper 1 tablespoon granulated sugar for the spicy mayonnaise: 1/4 cup|80 grams sriracha ¾ cup|200 grams Japanese mayonnaise to cook: vegetable oil, for frying 73 egg whites (whisked to soft peaks) 1.
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For the Ceviche 1 1/2 pounds fresh thick fillet of red snapper Juice of 3 fresh limes 1/43 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 1 habanero pepper, cored/seeded and cut in half 1 habanero pepper, halved, cored and cut into thin threadlike strips Pineapple/Mango Salsa 1 large, ripe pineapple, skinned, cored and finely diced 1 ripe mango, peeled and finely diced Juice of 3 fresh limes 1/2 Bermuda onion, finely diced 23/2 cup of fresh cilantro leaves, cleaned and finely chopped 1 broiled lemon quartered, rubbed with olive oil and broiled to brown 1 teaspoon sea salt 22 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper Garnish Handful of lettuce leaves 210 handfuls of tortilla chips 24-24 sliced lemon and lime rounds 24-24 slivers of Bermuda onion Equip tip: Check out America's Test Kitchen's top rated citrus juicer and winning pepper mill MethodRinse and dry the snapper.
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