"They seem to be shuffling some of these kids like hot potatoes," Castro said.
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"Be brave to handle heavy burdens, crack hard nuts and handle hot potatoes," he added.
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Sprinkle 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon sweet paprika and ¼ teaspoon smoked paprika over hot potatoes; toss to coat.
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And it's not hard to see why companies have been passing the company around like so many diamond-encrusted hot potatoes.
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But for now, buy a decent one, and add a few drops both to the greens and to the hot potatoes.
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And since it's cruising alongside take-no-prisoners Pluto, we'll have no trouble dropping those draining tasks and energy vampires like hot potatoes.
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Another 2016 study in the journal Food Chemistry found that chilled potatoes had more resistant starch than reheated potatoes, though both had more than hot potatoes.
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Since these reforms are "hot potatoes," they will be put off by today's politicians who do not want to risk their careers by solving problems far into the future.
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Additionally, DOJ warned the court that it would be opening up a sack of hot potatoes by taking sides in a dispute between the other two branches of government.
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The show gives us a few hot potatoes to throw from hand to hand long enough for them to cool all the while imagining that they will be worth digesting.
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Michelle Rodriguez was into pasta but not hot potatoes at a West Hollywood restaurant Friday night, because she wasn't touching the Harvey Weinstein scandal ... not with a 10 foot pole.
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A policy paradox is emerging for the EU. Europe's governments have learned the hard way that they can manage the hot potatoes of migration and asylum only by co-operating.
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When cooked enough (and not too much!), drain the potatoes and let cool on a flat tray, to ensure that the steam from the hot potatoes will dry them off really well. 2.
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Such commissions were useful because they took hot potatoes out of the hands of Congress and put them into the hands of a bipartisan group created with the sole aim of finding common ground.
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But in modern markets, the lender typically passes off both the loan and the mortgage, like two hot potatoes, to another bank, and then that bank might pass them on to another, and so on.
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Sponsors of traditional pension plans have been dropping them like hot potatoes - many do not want to carry pension obligations on their books, and some complain about the rising cost of insuring plans through the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp.
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The problem lies with the European Union's dysfunctional asylum system, which encourages countries to pass refugees on like hot potatoes, and places the burden of registering and processing asylum seekers on a small number of countries on the Union's border.
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The court is one of the most vital institutions in a vast and chaotic democracy of 1.3 billion people, weighing in on wild dogs, killer tigers, mob lynchings, garbage dumps and Muslim divorce rules — hot potatoes that Indian politicians won't touch.
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It's just a game of hot potato at this point, and games of hot potatoes can go on for a long time, and lots of people can pump a lot of money into it and it might go on for even decades.
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As I watched them eat the hot potatoes, unable to resist taking another bite even as the threat of burning their tongues loomed, I explained how incredibly simple the recipe was, realizing with a start that Music had turned me into a steaming evangelist.
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Chinese investments from infrastructure to property buying have been political hot potatoes during elections and beyond, with newly elected governments — such as Malaysia's — injecting uncertainty into projects and private residential projects viewed to be aimed at foreigners, many of whom are from mainland China.
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Commercial aspects of the software are handled by Half-Baked Software Inc. Hot Potatoes has been freeware since October 2009. Hot Potatoes was first released in version 2.0 in September 1998, at the EuroCALL conference in Leuven, Belgium.
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The Hot Potatoes software suite includes five applications that can create exercises for the World Wide Web. The applications are JCloze, JCross, JMatch, JMix and JQuiz. There is also a sixth application called The Masher, that will compile all the Hot Potatoes exercises into one unit. Hot Potatoes was created by the Research and Development team at the University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre.
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The garrison quickly realised that red hot shots known as "hot potatoes", were extremely effective against the floating batteries and they were all eventually destroyed by fire. It was from King's Bastion that the first "hot potatoes" were fired at the Spanish floating batteries. Twenty-five guns had been installed in the bastion by 1859. They included seventeen 32-pounders, six 8-inch smoothbore weapons, and two 10-inch howitzers.
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McCormick, Peter. "The Political Jurisprudence of Hot Potatoes" (2002) 13 Nat'l J. Const. L. 271 at 176 It has been suggested that the practice has been used to give greater authority to the decision by having the entire Court speak as a single voice.
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They have been nominated for ARIA's Best Children's Album award nineteen times, and won the award twelve times.They won in 1995 for "Big Red Car", in 1996 for "Wake Up Jeff!", in 1998 for "Toot Toot!", in 2005 for "Live Hot Potatoes" Additionally, the Aria Awards List by performers omits the Wiggles nomination and winning of the award in 2007 for Pop Goes the Wiggles and Racing to the Rainbow in 2006.
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Along with the Rimshots, he recorded the original theme song for the 1971 hit television show Soul Train, titled "Hot Potatoes". On June 17, 1971 Curtis played at the Montreux Jazz Festival, in the Casino Kursaal, with Champion Jack Dupree, backed by Cornell Dupree on guitar, Jerry Jemmott on bass and Oliver Jackson on drums. The recording of the concert was later released as the 1973 album King Curtis & Champion Jack Dupree – Blues at Montreux on the Atlantic label.
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In addition to fruits and berries, a number of commercial vegetable crops are raised in Henderson County, including asparagus, green beans, beets, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, corn, cucumbers, egg plants, greens, herbs, lettuce, mushrooms, okra, onions, peas, peppers (bell and hot), potatoes, pumpkins, radishes, spinach, squash (winter and summer varieties), tomatoes, turnips, and zucchini. Meat, eggs, and dairy products are also important, with beef, fish, goat meat, mountain trout, pork, poultry, sweet and hard cider, wine and cheese being produced in commercial quantities.
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One of the songs featured in the collection was "Eagle Rock". The song was covered by the Australian children's group The Wiggles on their 2003 video Space Dancing with Wilson himself singing lead (as part of his portrayal of character King Mondo) and later on in their 2003 Australian tour, with Captain Feathersword (played by Paul Paddick) singing lead. It appears on the DVD Live Hot Potatoes. In 2005, it appeared as backing music on commercials for "Victoria - The Place to Be".
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Designed to fire on Gibraltar at close quarters with deadly accuracy, floating batteries were built of -wide timbers packed with layers of wet sand, and were considered fire-proof and unsinkable. The British used heated shot to counterattack these batteries. These "hot potatoes," as they were nicknamed, were pre-heated to furnace temperatures before being fired at the advancing ships. Many were doused but a rogue heated shot could lie smouldering in the bowels of an enemy ship burning a cavity into the wood.
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He has appeared in several BBC television panel games and shows, such as Jo Brand's Hot Potatoes, Never Mind the Buzzcocks and Have I Got News for You. He has also made appearances on ITV's daytime show This Morning, on Australian TV in Spicks and Specks and on New Zealand TV in 7 days. In 2002 he provided the voice-over for The Football Years on Sky One. In August 2007 his six-part series The Green Guide to Life was broadcast on BBC Radio 2.
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Behind the Curve primarily focuses on flat Earth proponent Mark Sargent and his life as an active member of the flat Earth community. Sargent discusses his interpretation of flat Earth theory, and his role as an advocate, as well as his series of YouTube videos and podcasts. It also follows Sargent as he attends various flat Earth gatherings. Other flat Earth believers featured include Patricia Steere, creator of the podcast Flat Earth and Other Hot Potatoes; and Jeran Campanella and Bob Knodel, creators of the GlobeBusters YouTube channel.
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In early September the Spanish advanced their lines further, right up to the British siege guns' effective range. Elliot suggested to his artillery general Boyd to bombard the lines with red-hot shot and grapeshot, which had been used to great effect against Spanish gunboats daring to come close to make an attack. These "hot potatoes", as they were nicknamed, were pre-heated to furnace temperatures before being fired at the dry wooden defences. At 7 am on 8 September 1782 the bombardment commenced, concentrating mainly on the western parallel of the Spanish siege works.
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"The Wiggles music isn't all that far removed from what we did in the Cockroaches, just a different subject matter", Field stated. "The Cockroaches sing about girls and love and stuff like that; the Wiggles sing about hot potatoes and cold spaghetti." Moran stated that the Wiggles wrote songs they liked and would listen to, and then made them appropriate for children. They approached simple and relocatable topics, such as food and nutrition, as teachers would in a pre- school setting, with simple melodies that were easy for children to sing and remember.
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In large cities across North America, hawkers are commonly known as street vendors, who sell snack items, such as deep-fried bananas, cotton candy, fried noodles, beverages like bubble tea, and ice cream, along with non-edible items, such as jewelry, clothes, books, and paintings. Hawkers are also found selling various items to fans at a sports venue; more commonly, this person is simply referred to as a stadium vendor.The Stadium Vendor Hierarchy In the early 20th century, a street corner hawker of hot potatoes and pies could be referred to as an all-hot man.
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John helped them write many of their songs. Many early The Wiggles' songs were The Cockroaches' tunes reworked to fit the genre of children's music. According to Anthony, "The Wiggles music isn't all that far removed from what we did in The Cockroaches, just a different subject matter ... The Cockroaches sing about girls and love and stuff like that; The Wiggles sing about hot potatoes and cold spaghetti". Paul worked for James Roland Wood, Chief Judge at Common Law, for three years after the band stopped regularly performing and during The Wiggles' formation, which he said gave Anthony time to develop his new band alone, without much input from his brothers.
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Travelling salesman Milton Lumky informs Bruce of a warehouse full of imported, Japanese-made surplus typewriters, and so Stevens drives to Seattle to see this potential bounty for himself. He belatedly discovers that the typewriters all have Spanish language keyboards, and so he tries to pass these hot potatoes down along the line to his former warehouse employer. He reveals his nefarious intentions to Susan, who passes the information onto the warehouse chain which nevertheless decides to take them off his hands at a fair but unprofitable price for Bruce. He then enters a period of waffling and indecision, ultimately deciding to try altering all of the machines himself and selling them at the shop.
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The comedy show The Vacant Lot built an entire skit, called "Blinded by the Light," around four friends arguing about the lyrics. One version can be seen here: Springsteen himself has joked about the phenomenon, claiming that it was not until Manfred Mann rewrote the song to be about a "feminine hygiene product" that the song became popular. Another commonly-cited example of a song susceptible to mondegreens is Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit", with the line "here we are now, entertain us" variously being misinterpreted as "here we are now, in containers", and "here we are now, hot potatoes", amongst other renditions. Rap and hip hop lyrics may be particularly susceptible to being misheard because they do not necessarily follow standard pronunciations.
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