We have jarred flower, which we sell one-eighth jarred flower as well.
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Jarred pasta sauce can be suspect even from the best of brands, but jarred sauce with meat in it???
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Like any jarred sauce with "fresh" basil that turns into something akin to limp toilet paper, jarred sauce with "fresh garden vegetables" is uniformly a disappointment.
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Jarred Dixon added 12 points, and Kabir Mohammed scored 10.
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They are open 'til midnight and mostly sell jarred food.
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Mr. Cuomo acknowledged that the initial reports had jarred nerves.
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Ennis jarred the puck loose with his forecheck on Grzelcyk.
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Wavering masses of sound are jarred with squiggly instrumental riffs.
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Evacuee Jarred Evans said the group is in good spirits.
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Were you as jarred by that ending moment as me?
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The sound of the SUV ramming into the wall jarred Bottenfield.
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Keep your peas, jarred salsa, and cumin the hell outta here.
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At any rate, King Muhammad's conduct must have jarred with some.
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But his tone jarred with an increasingly ominous mood back home.
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Jarred Hyder led Fresno State with a game-high 23 points.
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In fact, I was jarred by the song's many discordant elements.
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RHP Jarred Cosart (hamstring) will throw for Triple-A this weekend.
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And it's the same thing for Jarred [Vanderbilt] and [Isaiah Thomas].
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They're pleasant, nondescript, slightly jarred by the hassle and bustle of boarding.
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Ahead, find three creative jarred lunch recipes that aren't just leafy greens.
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They jarred her attention away from the news reports about Hurricane Irma.
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It beats the jarred stuff from the bodega by a considerable margin.
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There are also jarred chiles stuffed with tuna and olives for antipasto.
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There are also jarred chiles stuffed with tuna and olives for antipasto.
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But the death of the fishmonger, Mouhcine Fikri, jarred the status quo.
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When one of those travelers finally arrived last year, it jarred her.
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More from Voraciously: What's the best jarred salsa for your next party?
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And shakshuka, though this one would incorporate a decent jarred tomato sauce.
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RHP Jarred Cosart will start on Monday at home against the Chicago Cubs.
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And definitely keep your peas, jarred salsa, and cumin the hell outta here.
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Plus, the jarred roasted red peppers give it a zesty restaurant-style kick!
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And now that it's officially fall, we're already thinking about jarred-soup meals.
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Image: Library of Congress1891: Tinned or jarred products used for cooking, from Mrs.
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I covered first on that bunt and jarred my knee a little bit.
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Since Ocasio-Cortez jarred the party establishment with her remarkable upset of Rep.
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Now, at age 61, he is jarred and delighted by random, tearful reunions.
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Looking back, I am most jarred by the sheer artificiality of the endeavor.
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The company also jarred investors by announcing that it would slash its dividend.
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This has particularly jarred with authorities concerned about an economy over-reliant on credit.
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In a press release, RED Digital Cinema president Jarred Land stated that Guardians Vol.
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In the fourth, Ali opened with quick flurry of jabs that jarred Foreman's head.
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It jarred with the proposal that was in full view on his website - www.
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But jarred pasta sauce should not be assumed to be a wholly finished product.
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These are already the building blocks of most decent store-bought jarred tomato sauces.
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The Mets took the first high school player, selecting Jarred Kelenic sixth over all.
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The jarred tomatoes include yellow ones and a sauce made from bruised "ugly" tomatoes.
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Meanwhile, Wildcats forwards Wenyen Gabriel and Jarred Vanderbilt announced they will remain in the draft.
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The Timberwolves also landed Evan Turner from the Hawks and Jarred Vanderbilt from the Nuggets.
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McMurray is survived by his wife Kali James, father Doug, mother Jen and brother Jarred.
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I like it with a spoonful of jarred chili crisp added at the very end.
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Extra tomatoes were stirred into rice with jarred tuna and olives for a rice salad.
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RHP Jarred Cosart continues to have tests done regarding bone chips in his right elbow.
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Matty's game-day queso dip is wayyy better than that jarred crap, and super easy.
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It's still talked about because it was such a simple action that jarred everyone's realities.
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Front Burner Jarred orange twists from Italy add flavor to cocktails, cakes and savory dishes.
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The marinara, though, is what every jarred sauce on the market wishes it could be.
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RHP Jarred Cosart threw a bullpen session Wednesday and is set to throw another on Friday.
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When the weather turns against us, canned, boxed, and jarred pantry staples become our strongest allies.
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Analysts say it has also jarred in a country that prides itself as a "classless society".
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Sometimes just crostini with a little bit of cheese and whatever jarred sauce I have around.
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Slice an "everything" bagel in half, then spread some jarred pizza sauce on the cut sides.
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RHP Jarred Cosart is still waiting for results regarding the bone chips in his right elbow.
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Jarred Vanderbilt grabbed 248 boards and Richards had eight to fuel Kentucky's 233-250 rebounding edge.
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You kind of dismissed those retail sales numbers that jarred the market for about 20 minutes.
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Loved Ones McMurray is survived by his wife Kali, father Doug, mother Jen and brother Jarred.
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Also available are eggs (from the geese and chickens), homemade tarts, jarred delicacies and Provençal ceramics.
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Sorry boys, the viral screenshot of Belle Delphine's jarred urine for sale is probably a hoax.
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But tensions could rise, especially as his speech jarred so much with comments from Ms. Tsai.
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There are plenty of snack foods that are perfectly serviceable when you buy them frozen or jarred.
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The researchers say that powerful and random forces jarred the stone lose, guiding it through the passageway.
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RHP Jarred Cosart will make Trevor Cahill's scheduled start Monday night against the Rockies at Coors Field.
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The Diamondbacks struck first in the top of the second against Padres right-handed starter Jarred Cosart.
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RHP Jarred Cosart allowed one run, eight hits and two walks with seven strikeouts on Friday night.
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ET, FSN San Diego, ROOT (Colorado) PITCHING MATCHUP: Padres RH Jarred Cosart (0-0, 24.23 ERA) vs.
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Ms. Roman said her son, who was being questioned by the police, was jarred by the experience.
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Amazin': The Mets are picking up Robinson Cano, but may be haunted by trading away Jarred Kelenic.
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A handful of people are out and about on the grounds, including 27-year-old Jarred Evans.
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Taxes: $26468,617 Contact: Lisa Davis or Jarred Conley, New Mexico Real Estate Group, 575-770-2983; viewnm.
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ET, FSN San Diego, FSN Florida (Miami) PITCHING MATCHUP: Padres RH Jarred Cosart (0-23, 4.54 ERA) vs.
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ET, FSN San Diego, SNY (New York) PITCHING MATCHUP: Padres RH Jarred Cosart (216-22, 23 ERA) vs.
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Larry hit his tee shot next ... and with an 8-iron from 162 yards out -- HE JARRED IT!!!
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Kristy Nimblett met Nava in 2013 — one month after giving birth to her son, Jarred, at 24 weeks.
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Many people were jarred by the Gaga, the person, displayed in that making of her fifth studio album.
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I'm not sure I'll be shopping for it this year, but the jarred kind is always a substitute.
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This recipe calls for jarred or canned oil-packed tuna, which deserves a spot in every weeknighter's pantry.
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Nashville also got goals from Jarred Tinordi (the first of his NHL career), Mikael Granlund and Rocco Grimaldi.
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Mr. Porgo's family, though, were not the only ones jarred by the brutal, gratuitous nature of the attack.
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Jarred Evans, a US citizen evacuated from Wuhan, China, amid the deadly coronavirus outbreak has described his experience.
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For some, such opulent scenes might have jarred with the social unrest that brewed outside the gilded doors.
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Although many chefs make their own salsas, sometimes they use the jarred stuff you find at the store.
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The jarred bathwater quickly sold out, but it seems like others are trying to hop on Delphine's grift.
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Two aides acknowledged to CNN they didn't expect this -- in all their planning and were jarred by the news.
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An earlier evacuation flight was filmed by Jarred Evans, a US citizen who filmed his journey back last week.
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These provisions come in many guises: fresh, canned, jarred, brined, pickled, cured, and aged, to name but a few.
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RHP Jarred Cosart could be activated from the disabled list as early as Sunday, manager Andy Green said Saturday.
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Ali landed a left-right combination, then jarred Frazier with a left hook that sent him against the ropes.
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These are just the latest high-profile examples of hate crimes that have jarred the country in recent months.
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Last, add more jarred salsa, cheese, olives, cilantro leaves, diced avocado, and/or pickled jalapeños for layer 7. 5.
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The negotiating tactics of Rossello and the board have jarred investors who expected more creditor-friendly approaches from both.
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All of them, like Jarred Kelenic, were selected with the sixth overall pick in Major League Baseball's amateur draft.
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You could save a little time by using jarred sauce; bolster the flavor with sausage or red-pepper flakes.
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When jarred and marinated, they hearts take on a tang and the flavor of the herbs in the marinade.
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Well, you're in luck, because canned or jarred artichokes are widely available, and boy, do they hit the spot.
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According to Jarred Evans, one of the Americans under quarantine at the base, everyone there is in good spirits.
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He blinked like a man who has just been jarred from a deep dream, eyes bloodshot and tear-filmed.
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"It feels like a pretty quiet process, and then you get jarred by all the noise," said the likely bidder.
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Jarred Alexander Goldman of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was found guilty Wednesday of conspiracy and theft of a major artwork.
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Customers have also been known to applaud their sheet cakes, jarred pesto, and their $1.50 hot dog and soda combo.
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The remark jarred Wall Street and sent markets into a spiral in which major averages briefly hit bear market territory.
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Protests over the Yemen war have jarred with a warm welcome from the British government during the visit to London.
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D Jarred Tinordi was a healthy scratch Saturday, a day after being acquired from Montreal in a three-team trade.
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ET, ESPN, FSN Florida (Miami), SNY (New York) PITCHING MATCHUP: Marlins RH Jarred Cosart (2015: 2-5, 4.52 ERA) vs.
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Rao's Specialty Foods, which was launched by relatives of the founders of Rao's restaurants, sells oils, dressings and jarred vegetables.
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" She believes the statue removal agenda is partly an aftershock from Trump's win "that really jarred white people around here.
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RHP Jarred Cosart, who has a 16-17 career record, will try to even his ledger on Sunday against Atlanta.
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As ethnic violence in rural areas has claimed lives in recent weeks, Abiy's silence and Fitsum's cheer leading have jarred.
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At 1:6503 AM, I'm jarred awake in my cell by an officer wielding the brightest flashlight in the world.
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So I'd like to think that, pre-accident, I could have identified my own fart out of a jarred lineup.
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Jarred Evans, a US citizen who was evacuated from Wuhan amid the outbreak, compared the city to a ghost town.
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The stabbing of an 22019-year-old Barnard College student in a park near campus has jarred New York City.
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Chef Lauren Shockey, author of "Hangover Helper," said she particularly appreciates Whole Foods' jarred 365 Everyday Value Salsa Roasted Verde.
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Soon after, Patrick jarred a puck loose and Simmonds skated in and scored for a 6-4 advantage at 10:43.
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The retailer's first-quarter and full-year predictions also jarred investors, coming in well shy of what Wall Street was expecting.
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Jarred by Trump's election, she's helping organize a group of graphic designers to do pro bono work for civil rights causes.
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The puck was jarred loose, and Tyler Ennis sent a backhand pass to Brown, who tapped it into a vacated net.
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In contrast, the Bulldogs of Conference USA have gained nearly 500 yards on the ground, including 248 yards by Jarred Craft.
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The 24-year-old is receiving an extended look while fellow hurler Jarred Cosart works out his troubles in the minors.
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"Jarred was a little jittery in the first inning, and that was the reason for his lack of command," Green said.
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RHP Jarred Cosart was traded by the Marlins to the Padres in a seven-player deal, according to multiple reports Friday.
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Fresh, homemade applesauce infused with cardamom, cinnamon, and rosemary will blow any jarred stuff you've ever tried out of the water.
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Moicano timed him stepping in and jarred Kattar's lead leg a couple of times, then Kattar couldn't move nearly as well.
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The center's forecheck jarred the puck loose from Islanders defenseman Nick Leddy along the boards deep in the New York zone.
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He's consistently embraced older technologies over newer ones, so it makes sense that he'd be jarred by phones as a concept.
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Titled Jarred and Displaced, Relander's photos encase the landscape of his homeland in glass, making them look like expertly-crafted terrariums.
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He took the class with Jarred because he saw gaining skills in automation as job security if teaching doesn't work out.
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Deep-pocketed patrons like to be surprised, and sometimes even jarred, by the works for sale, but not by the surroundings.
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Then change your mind and just leave it on a shelf next to jarred salsa for someone else to deal with.
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On the page after the interview is a large black-and-white photograph of Hammons, which jarred me back to reality.
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NOTES: The NHL announced Wednesday that Coyotes D Jarred Tinordi was suspended for 20 games for testing positive for a banned substance.
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San Diego acquired RHPs Jarred Cosart and Carter Capps and two minor-leaguers, 1B Josh Naylor, 19, and RHP Luis Castillo, 23.
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D Jarred Tinordi has four games remaining on a suspension for violating the terms of the NHL/NHLPA performance-enhancing substances program.
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On the ensuing Jets' drive, Fitzpatrick found Jalin Marshall for a completion, but the ball was jarred loose by linebacker Preston Brown.
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San Diego RHP Jarred Cosart (hamstring) is eligible to come off the disabled list but may make another rehab appearance first. 3.
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"This is a free country and people are welcome to run for any office they wish," spokesman Jarred Rego told the website.
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With the ability to engineer all these creations, a simple leg cast seems to be no big deal for the jarred spider.
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The big picture: European allies say they're jarred by the contrast between Mattis' reassuring words, and Trump's fire-and-fury Twitter feed.
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The tale might seem simple: a desperate love triangle played out in a world jarred into ecocatastrophe by political and scientific crimes.
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But jarred pickled peppers are great, too, as are sliced scallions and a nice, fat, optional dollop of sour cream or yogurt.
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Start with packing a spot cleaning pen, which you can typically find in the travel aisle of most drugstores, Ms. Jarred said.
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Likewise, it seemed at first that a few of her seven — yes, seven — encores jarred with the forlorn mood she'd built up.
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My husband made them last night and doubled the recipe, along with a big pot of rigatoni and some jarred tomato sauce.
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The Predators responded less than a minute later as Jarred Tinordi wired a hard one from the top of the faceoff circle.
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Jarred Evans, one of the 195 passengers from Wuhan, said he "will stay as long as I need" at the military base.
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The Conservatives discovered the perils of failing to do on Tuesday when an emailed appeal for cash donations jarred with some volunteers.
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Jarred Evans, a professional football player who moved to Wuhan, has been running through every part of the air base to keep fit.
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Left fielder Robbie Grossman appeared to have caught the ball but it was jarred loose when he collided with center fielder Danny Santana.
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"We wanted partners who shared our mindset for building for the long term," says Jarred Kennedy, co-head of Riot's e-sports division.
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The background electronica has jarred towards a brash and unsatisfying EDM too, and it's unpleasant, but it shouldn't distract us from the savior.
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But adults have the benefit of experience; they are not as jarred by the realization that things are not always what they seem.
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The bigger picture: The chasm between Washington and Silicon Valley can seem wide after an election that jarred the largely-liberal tech industry.
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I had to start thinking about the children I didn't have, the memories that would someday be jarred to life by a memento.
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The prospects the Mets gave up in that deal — outfielder Jarred Kelenic and starter Justin Dunn — have thrived in the minors this season.
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The vandalism, which is being investigated as a hate crime by the Police Department, jarred residents in a deeply progressive area of Brooklyn.
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The students, Jarred Karal and Ryan Mucaj, both 21, were charged with ridicule on account of creed, religion, color, denomination, nationality or race.
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Mariners 2, Brewers 1 Jarred Kelenic singled and scored the game's first run in the seventh inning, and Seattle topped Milwaukee in Phoenix.
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Jarred Hyder scored 225 for Fresno State (21-2000, 212-23), which was without leading scorer Nate Grimes, out with a wrist injury.
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Fellow freshmen Kevin Knox and Quade Green added 242.9 and 226.7, respectively, and classmate Jarred Vanderbilt had 23, including UK's last three field goals.
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President Donald Trump jarred markets the day after the Fed meeting when he said he would institute tariffs on all Chinese imports in September.
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Jarred marinara sauce often has more sugar, fat, and salt than you realize so I instead use canned crushed tomatoes that I season myself.
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Right-hander Jarred Cosart's first start with the Padres last only 3 1/3 innings, during which he walked six Brewers and hit one.
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Brett Kavanaugh added pizza to the Supreme Court cafeteria, but these don't pass the bar What's the best jarred salsa for your next party?
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It's a short collection of tender and fun moments between a possum named Gaz and his human compadre and sometime Symbio staff member, Jarred.
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RHP Jarred Cosart will make his first start of the season Monday, as the Marlins begin a series in New York against the Mets.
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RHP Jarred Cosart, who suffered strains to his right groin and right hamstring while covering first base Wednesday night, might miss only one start.
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Starting on the front nine, he jarred a series of clutch putts to keep the lead, including consecutive seven-footers for par at Nos.
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I've been eating even more jarred tuna than usual, and I had some very creamy chicken liver out at dinner one night last week.
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A website nearly identical to her online store is selling jarred chewed gum, prints of her risqué Instagram photos, and knock-off GamerGirl bathwater.
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Leaving the exhibition, the final image — a glossy photo of the former photographer in her kitchen, from a 1973 issue of House & Garden — jarred me.
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"Our goal has always been to build League of Legends into a major global sport," Jarred Kennedy, Riot's director of e-sports, told the WSJ.
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Red Digital Cinema president Jarred Land even tried to reason with a random Apple employee late last year in a very public plea for help.
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Arizona D Jarred Tinordi, a former first-round pick of Montreal who was acquired in January, has been a healthy scratch the last three games.
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To take things one step further, and to inspire the perpetual food-stagrammer in all of us, we decided to make a jarred-soup rainbow.
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After getting a good sear on both sides, I glugged on some of the jarred curry sauce and simmered them until tender, about five minutes.
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Other Cameroonians said that his wife Chantal's decision to step off the plane wearing a bright pink suit jarred with the national mood of mourning.
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Abu Yaman, 45, a Transport Ministry employee in Damascus, was jarred awake on Saturday morning by some of the most intense fighting there in weeks.
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Despite high-profile temple scandals over murder, drugs and sex as well as improper financial dealings, Pongporn's call for change had jarred on some monks.
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The Mariners reportedly will acquire outfielder Jay Bruce, relief pitcher Anthony Swarzak, and top prospects OF Jarred Kelenic, and pitchers Justin Dunn and Gerson Bautista.
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I went out to dinner, ordered takeout, occasionally threw some pasta in a pot and dumped jarred marinara and pre-shredded Parmesan cheese over it.
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The U.S. administration's only event in Bonn was to promote coal, which jarred with many other nations who wanted talks to focus on renewable energies.
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He had sustained a hit earlier that jarred his helmet loose but stayed in the game, so it was unclear exactly when the injury occurred.
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Robert Carr, executive chef of La Cantera Resort & Spa in San Antonio, Texas, said he also chooses the Frontera brand when buying a jarred salsa.
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The accusation has jarred the 53-year-old conservative jurist's prospects for winning confirmation, which until Ford's emergence last week had seemed all but certain.
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RHP Jarred Cosart will move back into the rotation and make injured RHP Trevor Cahill's scheduled start Thursday in the series finale against the Brewers.
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A Texas couple are going to be parents — and the way Jarred found out his wife Nikki is pregnant is one for the bookings (er, books).
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I cook a light dinner of frozen shrimp, zucchini noodles, jarred black truffle pâté that my girlfriend brings in bulk for me from Italy, and parmesan.
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With one out, Nelson Cruz lofted a short fly ball that Adduci tracked down, only to have the ball jarred loose when Collins collided with him.
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We saw Kinsey attempt to show Duncan one of his jarred memories, and it gave him a terrible migraine (since adults aren't able to comprehend magic).
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Fiat Chrysler jarred its rivals in 2013 by offering a diesel engine in its light duty Ram pickup models and claiming best-in-class fuel economy.
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Aguir Agau's steal and pass to Jarred Hyder for a layup got Fresno State to within nine points, 64-55, with 4:103 left to play.
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Cuba began nine days of mourning for Fidel Castro, only to be jarred by Mr. Trump's threat on Twitter to "terminate deal" to normalize diplomatic relations.
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In a post that has been "liked" more than 25,204 times, Jarred Wall described how during lunch he overheard two elderly women speaking about Aboriginal Australians.
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And so, on a recent visit to Ayodhya, the words of the BJP's state chief in Uttar Pradesh, Keshav Prasad Maurya, sometimes jarred with his actions.
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There are some nights when even a Dolmio-special supper of jarred Bolognese sauce, quick-cook ravioli, and pre-grated mozzarella seems like too much effort.
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With his team trailing 23-21 in the fourth quarter, the 25-year-old cornerback jarred the ball free from Ryan Mathews on a rushing attempt.
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Jarred items like jellies, olives, dressings: These highly stable items can be stored in door shelves, where temperature changes won't have as much of an effect.
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More from Voraciously: Hot buffalo chicken dip is the unapologetic and nostalgic dish your party guests deserve What's the best jarred salsa for your next party?
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The Mexican restaurant chain Chi-Chi's closed its last US eatery in 2004 — but the brand still distributes its line of jarred salsas throughout North America.
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The wine service and the list, overseen by Jarred Roth, is welcoming whether you have specific tastes or just a general notion of what you like.
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The man who flirted with Cheri Marchionda at the hotel bar somehow learned her room number and jarred her by calling her after she'd gone to bed.
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Following the homer, Jarred Cosart (1-21) retired the next batter and rather suddenly self-destructed, giving up a single to Wolters followed by three straight walks.
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Jarred Karal and Ryan Mucaj, both 21, were arrested and charged with ridicule on account of creed, religion, color, denomination, nationality or race, The Washington Post reports.
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A commentary in the Chinese Communist Party's People's Daily which said the trade war with the United States will only make China stronger jarred risk appetite globally.
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This familiarity jarred me — after all, I'm more at ease in combat boots than I am in a power suit, and I've never aspired to public office.
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The unending white salt-pans make a sound like a scrape across glass; the whistle of the wind fills any voids of silence that might have jarred.
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Kentucky won the game despite missing its best rebounder, Jarred Vanderbilt, who had already missed the first 17 games to start the season with a foot injury.
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He'll move into the rotation position held by Jarred Cosart before the right-hander went on the 10-day disabled list Wednesday with a right hamstring strain.
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He was absentmindedly staring into the distance when someone jarred him from his daydreaming and forced him to abdicate his position for the next group of kids.
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When Gaz arrived at the park, it was Jarred who hand-raised him and since then, the two have developed a special kind of cross-species friendship.
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You can find Iain Glen, otherwise known as Ser Jorah, gracing Australian and U.S. screens as media mogul Jarred Slade in the hit dystopian drama series, Cleverman.
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In an informal poll I took on both coasts, most people were jarred by the design, partly because of the blue-green color of my test model.
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The series of quakes came after a collapse of a crater floor of Puu Oo. The tremors have jarred residents, who've been reporting nearly constant ground vibrations.
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While the PBOC said it was an isolated case, the move jarred China's credit markets amid worries that the lending push will lead to more bad loans.
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I felt jarred only during the "Somewhere" ballet sequence, when the transition between Mr. Robbins's classically based steps and Mr. Cheesman's less formal, contemporary style became apparent.
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At home, you can use a premade XO sauce, like the jarred version by Lee Kum Kee that's jam-packed with dried shrimp, scallops, garlic, and chili.
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Or, a la the inimitable Marcella Hazan, "finish" your already finished, jarred sauce with a few pats of butter to achieve an effect similar to the cream.
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Texans linebacker Whitney Mercilus jarred the football loose from Bortles on the third play from scrimmage, with Clowney making the recovery at the Jacksonville 36-yard line.
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While the ban jarred Qasem and some of his clients, he expressed optimism about U.S. economic growth prospects, given Trump's agenda of tax cuts and infrastructure investments.
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By things like the Lexapro line—which jarred loose extremely specific feelings in me (as well as others), Kanye's actively exploring what it means to be alive.
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Mozart lovers might be jarred by the trims that get "The Magic Flute" down to a 100-minute family-friendly, English-language version at the Metropolitan Opera.
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Trump is really behind everything — his election jarred and frightened women so much that there was nothing to do but rebel and try to change the world.
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Also in New York, Sichuan drypot favorite MaLa Project has started offering jarred sauces and packaged noodles so that customers can make their own meals at home.
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More from Voraciously: Brett Kavanaugh added pizza to the Supreme Court cafeteria, but these don't pass the bar What's the best jarred salsa for your next party?
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Southeast Asia could prove to have better prospects, as it is projected to be a key driver for growth, according to research analyst at Euromonitor, Jarred Neubronner.
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In 2014, the company added the line of jarred herb powders that now includes Spirit Dust, Beauty Dust, Power Dust, Brain Dust, Dream Dust and Sex Dust.
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Her geometries, which achieve a fine balance between Euclidian precision and the human tactility of an occasionally jarred line, are warmed and opened by the color shift.
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Yet if you're an exceptionally patient person and decided to watch Mindhunter's opening credits, then you were probably jarred by its flashes of decaying bodies and gory images.
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You can pull this recipe off in just minutes by using dough from the freezer section in your grocery store and swapping out the fresh clams for jarred.
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Jarred Dixon chipped in 267 points in the quarterfinals despite going 183-of-218 from the field, dropping him to 277-of-270 over his last three games.
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RHP Jarred Cosart (0-1, 4.23 ERA) will make his sixth start as a Padre and his 10th overall this year when he pitches at Atlanta on Thursday.
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The tumult jarred the party as top members including Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid blasted Sanders' response and Sanders argued the party establishment is lining up against him.
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The problem is that today we were very jarred by the fact that Travelers, which has a remarkable record of not missing the quarter did miss the quarter.
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"You really have to cook it longer than you would think and really hot," says Lee, who was promoting the new Prego Farmers' Market line of jarred sauces.
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Arizona traded setup man Tyler Clippard on Saturday, and the Brewers dealt catcher Jonathan Lucroy, lefty specialist Will Smith and closer Jarred Jeffress at the Monday trade deadline.
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While I've become fairly desensitized to celebrity deaths (I'm not a dick, I'm just in the media), I was pretty jarred when I heard about Bourdain this morning.
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Fast start helps Marlins rout Mets NEW YORK — The Miami Marlins staked Jarred Cosart to a big lead Monday night — too big a lead, as it turned out.
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First they'll find Quinn, Stanley and Finn — portrayed by Allison Pappas, Jarred Bedgood and Rebecca Gerrard — sacked out in the lobby, where the insomniac Stanley discovers a scroll.
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But soon after, the city was jarred by another incident of hate when "Kill All Jews" and other anti-Semitic slurs were discovered written inside a Brooklyn synagogue.
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As she prepared to take the stage, Flores says she was jarred by the feeling of Biden coming up behind her and placing both hands on her shoulders.
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Imagine this bucket-list experience jarred by distant growls on park roads — for the uninsulated motors on ATVs emit a roar that carries much farther than standard vehicles.
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Her sisters were still jarred by the scene she'd made; she'd always had this trick—of unleashing her worst and then being the first to recover from it.
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This reckoning, which jarred with South Korea's own history of abuse by foreign powers and mass killings, is still going on today and remains a deeply sensitive subject.
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Profit at Smucker, with brands ranging from jarred jelly to boxed pancake mix, fell 11 cents a share shy of estimates, with adjusted profit of $1.51 a share.
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"Everyday I respect and love Stella," said Black, whose shy demeanor and soft voice jarred with her fearless social media presence as one of Uganda's most prominent transgender activists.
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Last week, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell successfully walked back his October remark that jarred investors, but it's hardly the last challenge he'll face to communicating the road ahead.
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RHP Jarred Cosart (right foot) felt better Thursday, one day after he took a comebacker off his right foot in the first inning of his start against the Mets.
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The puck ticked off Wood's skate and into the net a moment before he crashed into the net and jarred it off its moorings at the 7:25 mark.
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Snap elections have been likely for months, but markets were jarred when Salvini whos publicly insisted the government would last its full five years pushed for a new poll.
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The chain brings its A-game when it comes to seasonal products this time of year, introducing new frozen dinners, snack foods, jarred soups and sauces, and sweet treats.
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Snap elections have been likely for months, but markets were jarred when Salvini – who's publicly insisted the government would last its full five years – pushed for a new poll.
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On his first trip to Cuba, in November, he was struck by how welcoming people were and jarred by the lack of opportunity that stymies entrepreneurship and professional development.
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Her remarks jarred the U.S. bond market on Friday afternoon, where they were interpreted as perhaps a willingness to allow inflation to run beyond the Fed's 2.0 percent target.
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A crime that a lot of jarred sauces commit is that of being too watery to be used to reasonably coat any type of pasta in any satisfying way.
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In a speech in which rhetorical calls for common ground jarred with the rigidity of his policy positions, Trump did make an apparently genuine effort to bring Americans together.
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In return, the Mets are expected to give up two of their top prospects — outfielder Jarred Kelenic and pitcher Justin Dunn — plus a minor league relief pitcher, Gerson Bautista.
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It seems like every one of them is oddly curated: prayer candles sit next to jarred olives which are sidled up next to boxes of organic mac-and-cheese.
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Once, a bucket of Korean fried chicken, schlepped home on the subway to eat lukewarm with cucumbers and jarred kimchi, which in truth was kind of a grim meal.
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RHP Jarred Cosart made his first career start against the Rockies and allowed five runs on five hits and four walks in 3 2/3 innings with four strikeouts.
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EMERSON, Manitoba (Reuters) - Jaime French was jarred out of bed in Emerson, Manitoba early one morning this month by pounding at her front door, just yards from the U.S. border.
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Past the initial jarred reaction of "That was unexpected, and I don't want to take any responsibility for it happening," neither has a knee-jerk homophobic response to their connection.
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Authorities on Monday praised the tip in 2015 that revived a cold case and led them to arrest Jarred Goldman and Richard Johnson, who await sentencing for theft in July.
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"EasyKnock is a company that is allowing people to access equity in their home that have been shut out by the traditional lending market," said Jarred Kessler, CEO of EasyKnock.
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Saute some fresh zucchini, mushrooms, garlic, and onions in a little olive oil, letting their natural sugars slightly caramelize and get toasty brown, then stir them into your jarred stuff.
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Adding a bit of your strained pasta water to your sauce, whether jarred or not, both thickens and seasons the sauce a bit more before tossing in your cooked noodles.
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With frozen artichoke hearts and jarred olives and roasted red peppers, this is the kind of snack you can stay stocked up for any time for a last-minute gathering.
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Each time he was jarred by the oversimplification of the Vietnamese side, my dad asked me to pause the video so that he could explain how he understood those events.
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The Wall Street Journal's Jarred Diamond reported that MLB is looking into different sites for games once the season begins later this month as opposed to playing in empty stadiums.
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But at other times he's jarred by its ridiculousness — like when his head of security tells him he'll need to insert his genitals into a scanner to confirm his identity.
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Before the election, Waters jarred the financial industry by pledging at an event to do to banks "what you did to us," a moment captured on video that went viral.
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On Baseball CLEVELAND — When he first learned that the Mets were trying to trade him to the Seattle Mariners last fall, Jarred Kelenic was not even sure it was legal.
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This tapenade spread is composed of mostly jarred ingredients you can keep on hand in your pantry for any spur-of the moment entertaining situations you might find yourself in.
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His northern accent jarred with the tinkling King's English of the southern tennis clubs, while his habit of puffing away on a pipe set him apart from his fellow players.
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The industry's slow return, which has coincided with a stronger IPO market, has jarred open the IPO window for the many oil and gas drilling and pipeline companies looking for liquidity.
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"We know that this episode has jarred the trust of many Americans in the college admissions process, and it has prompted many questions from the Stanford community," the school officials said.
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Padres RH Jarred Cosart (26-33, 23) Price turned in another strong outing Friday, yielding two runs while striking out seven over seven innings in a 27-22 win over Oakland.
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Padres RH Jarred Cosart (23-4, 5.63) Bumgarner is just 4-5 with a 3.55 ERA since the All-Star break after being 10-4 with a 1.94 ERA before it.
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Flores, who also jarred his neck while trying to score from third on a fly ball, has not played since, though he is expected to be available by early next week.
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After overhearing two women having a fairly ignorant conversation about Indigenous people at his local coffee shop in Perth, Australia, Jarred Wall decided to buy the pair a pot of tea.
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It jarred with last week's first OPEC agreement since 2008 to cut output and sent Brent oil futures down 20 cents to $54.75 a barrel and U.S. crude down to $51.45.
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But the bipartisan atmosphere was jarred by the release of a letter from committee Republicans to President Donald Trump, calling for the removal of John Koskinen as Internal Revenue Service commissioner.
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Because so much work has gone into making all of the characters distinct and individualized, you never once feel distracted by the puppetry, or jarred out of the series' serious tone.
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So I added what was around, what seemed compatible with vinegar-splashed rice noodles: chopped cucumbers, boiled soybeans, jarred pickled chiles, sliced watermelon radishes, leftover grilled corn, shaved off the cob.
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While you're out there, pick up what you'll need to make Korean fried cauliflower for dinner tonight, with jarred kimchi if you haven't made your own, and plenty of steamed rice.
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Talking to several media outlets, Jarred Evans, who moved to Wuhan to play football, said the city looked like something out of a nightmare after authorities locked it down last week.
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When Bloom found out the woman was still a supporter of Trump and associated with lawyers, friends and associates of the future president, she texted a request that jarred the woman.
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Maduro's inability to halt rising hunger has jarred with the experience of many under Chavez, who won the presidency in 1998 and improved Venezuela's social indicators with oil-fueled welfare policies.
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In December, when fog reduced the visibility before a World Cup race in St. Moritz, Switzerland, Vonn, who had jarred a back vertebrae in a recent race, decided not to compete.
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The letter is addressed to Riot Co-Founders and Co-CEOs Brandon Beck and Marc Merrill, co-heads of esports Whalen Rozelle and Jarred Kennedy, and head of European esports Jason Yeh.
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No doubt jarred by the unanticipated surge in stocks and selloff in bonds after the reflex 5 percent selloff Tuesday night, market commentators are grasping for metaphors to characterize the new regime.
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Last month, Netflix said it lost U.S. streaming customers for the first time in eight years and missed targets for new subscribers overseas, an announcement that jarred investors ahead of looming competition.
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RHP Jarred Cosart will miss at least one start after sustaining both a right hamstring and right groin strain Wednesday night when he landed awkwardly while covering first base on a grounder.
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Better yet, if you are on the way in or on the way out, your weight is in motion and there's a good chance your knee will be jarred by the kick.
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From creative toasts to jarred salads and even a makeshift bento box — each recipe can be tailored to whatever ingredients you happen to already have on hand in your fridge or pantry.
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Macron won Sunday's run-off vote by an emphatic margin over his far-right rival Marine Le Pen, whose pugnacious anti-European Union, nativist rhetoric jarred with the Olympic community's world view.
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With Minnesota driving toward a potential score just before halftime, linebacker Clay Matthews' blind-side sack of Bradford jarred the ball loose, with defensive tackle Mike Daniels recovering at the Packers' 46.
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"This has really jarred people out of any type of complacency they had," said Joseph M. Conlon, a retired Navy entomologist who is a technical adviser to the American Mosquito Control Association.
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Having helped the Rangers to the Stanley Cup finals in 221 and the Eastern Conference finals in 2015, Lundqvist was jarred by the team's elimination last season 11 days into the playoffs.
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The Astros acquired the Cameron pick — the 37th overall selection — as part of a July 2014 trade that sent pitcher Jarred Cosart and the utility man Enrique Hernandez to the Miami Marlins.
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Nothing, from the house he lived in to the dishes he ate off at the Four Seasons (designed by the critic Ada Louise Huxtable and her husband, Garth), jarred his aesthetic sensibilities.
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Food, beverage and consumer-goods companies have been seeking merger partners to obtain greater scale and efficiencies as consumers, particularly younger shoppers, eschew the boxed and jarred foods of their parents' generation.
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In New York, he used jarred peanut butter to thicken it and Vietnamese fish sauce to season it (fish sauce being easier to find than the dried, fermented fish his aunties used).
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According to Jannard, RED Digital Cinema will live on under the leadership of Jarred Land (RED's current president), Tommy Rios (RED's executive vice president) and Jamin Jannard (RED's president of marketing and creative).
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The video flicks between scenes of pastel-toned domesticity and aerobic choreography, to ones suddenly jarred by the bloom of a bruise around Nistico's eye, or blood-like liquid pooling near her head.
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A member of the group had captured black-and-white photographs of a jarred fetus from the Natural History Museum and at their next meeting, the Sisters gathered together to discuss the photograph.
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The rhetoric jarred with the more measured message that Mr McDonnell's team had been sending to businesses elsewhere in the conference, asking them to contribute ideas to Labour's plan for an industrial strategy.
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On the surface, she was not what you would expect: a mousy, softly-spoken woman in her late 274s, whose colorful, patchwork woolen jumper jarred with the stark, Soviet-era architecture around us.
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It's easy to get caught up in the movement, to be jarred by the chatter of something like "Valve"—the melodies were interestingly transposed from the speech patterns of their collaborator Miyako Koda.
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RHP Jarred Cosart will definitely miss his next start for the Padres because of slight strains of his right groin and hamstring suffered when he awkwardly fell whine covering first last Wednesday night.
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As other major central banks look to follow suit four years on, "Taper Tantrum II" is unlikely to pack the same shock value - at least not for developing economies jarred by the original.
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Even the professors who commissioned it did not see America as quite the decadent cesspool that Orozco portrayed, but hoped that their students might be jarred out of complacent thinking by his perspective.
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There's a far easier way to raise the culinary bar at your cookout—particularly if you find yourself at the kind of party with pre-made burger patties and chips with jarred salsa.
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Karlsson and Tomas Hertl, whose head had been jarred by a hit, did not play, and their captain, Joe Pavelski, also left after taking a hard hit from the Blues' captain, Alex Pietrangelo.
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These days, many Tunisian cooks use a shortcut: In France, where large numbers of Tunisians have settled over the years, you can get a jarred version that saves hours of cooking and stirring.
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She said that when she sits down to eat with her six kids, they have vegetables from a garden that Ms. Hillman said is bursting right now, along with venison and jarred acorns.
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She said that when she sits down to eat with her six kids, they have vegetables from a garden that Ms. Hillman said is bursting right now, along with venison and jarred acorns.
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Get the recipe: Brussels sprouts with sour cherries, prosciutto, and hazelnuts For a crowd-pleasing hors d'oeuvre, marinate the jarred green olives in warm olive oil, and add herbs for a little extra kick.
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Snap elections have been likely for months, but markets were jarred by the speed at which Salvini – who had previously insisted the government would last its full five years – pushed for a new poll.
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And now, here I am at the end of it, faced with the news that I liked quite a lot of the same music this year as Bono, and I'm not even slightly jarred.
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He received more than 20 responses and photos, including a jarred "homogenized spaghetti bolognese" from England, a kids' version in a squeezy pouch from Copenhagen, and premade packages of spag bol from Utrecht, Belgium.
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Jarred Cosart will face the team that sent him packing at the trade deadline when the San Diego Padres visit the Miami Marlins on Friday night in the opener of a three-game series.
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Dan Kildee: We can't change the past but we can put our best foot forward today Like many Americans, I am still jarred by Wednesday's horrific shooting at the Republican baseball practice in Virginia.
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Instead of relying on a stale bag of tortilla chips and jarred cheesy dip, take a page from the annals of history and enjoy the finest halftime snacks from the 60s through the aughts.
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The Coyotes sent defenseman Stefan Elliott to the Nashville Predators in exchange for defenseman Victor Bartley and then flipped Bartley and Scott to the Canadiens for Jarred Tinordi and minor-league forward Stefan Fournier.
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The Padres sent RHPs Andrew Cashner and Colin Rea and Double-A RHP Tayron Guerrero to the Marlins for RHPs Jarred Cosart, Carter Capps and Luis Castillo and 19-year-old 1B Josh Naylor.
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Miami will also receive the pitching prospect Tayron Guerrero and cash for the right-handers Jarred Cosart and Carter Capps and two minor leaguers, the pitching prospect Luis Castillo and first baseman Josh Naylor.
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For gentiles like Yoskowitz's Catholic brother-in-law Adam, the combination of the jarred version and an unfamiliarity with fish in ball form is enough to make many vow never to touch the stuff.
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Let your jarred sauce simmer in a sauce pot (and maybe add a bay leaf and a parmesan rind for flavor while you're at it) and let it thicken up just a bit more.
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One of the students, Jarred Seigle, liked how their task was similar to what he'd seen robots do on assembly lines in Honda's engine plant a few miles outside the center of the village.
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"This is something we could all be doing in a few years if we're working in a factory," said Jarred, 21, who is planning to major in mechanical engineering at the University of Toledo.
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The contrast between the dignity of the ceremony, during which the fallen soldier's name was solemnly announced as "Taps" was played, and the secrecy of the drone campaign, whose victims were anonymous, jarred him.
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PREPA — with its historic resistance to transparency, its record of financial recklessness, its years of operational failures, its deep-seated hostility to professional planning standards and renewable energy — must be jarred from its complacence.
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Oh, and the Nucleus 7 uses Apple's location technology to implement a Find My Processor feature, which will be useful for kids with implants to locate the units after they're jarred loose on the playground.
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The release Wednesday of minutes from the April meeting jarred market participants somewhat, with expectations of a June rate hike now pegged at 26 percent after being close to zero for the previous several weeks.
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RHP Jarred Cosart will definitely miss his next start for the Padres due to slight strains of his right groin and hamstring, although Padres manager Andy Green expects him to return for his next start.
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Yet the exhibition also highlights the problematic manner in which the West perceives Afghanistan: it is a country that, in the public consciousness, seems jarred between a violent recent history and a legendary ancient culture.
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The uncertainty surrounding the talks has revived fears of a new financial crisis in the euro zone, just as investors' nerves are jarred by unpredictable election races in the Netherlands, France and Europe's paymaster Germany.
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The Marlins have had major issues filling in the fifth spot in their rotation, trying and failing with Jarred Cosart, Justin Nicolino, Paul Clements, Nicolino again and now Urena, whose career numbers offer little hope.
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MOSCOW — Russia's currency fell on Thursday to its lowest dollar value in nearly two years, jarred by new American sanctions imposed in response to a nerve-agent attack on a former Russian spy in Britain.
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And unless it sounds arrogant to say I also turn to my own "New Home Cooking," for some old pantry-shelf standbys like tagliarini with artichoke hearts (frozen or jarred) and mushrooms (fresh or dried).
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I use it to make main-course salads that are louche and delicious, with lettuce (I like red leaf here), avocado, onions, croutons, olives and either canned chickpeas, jarred tuna or leftover chicken or salmon.
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After Twitter widely released its algorithmic timeline, users reported feeling jarred by the experience of seeing tweets from people they don't follow in their timelines, and more replies from people they follow to those they don't.
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A review on Greece's bailout progress has dragged on for months, reviving fears of a new financial crisis in the euro zone as investors' nerves are jarred by unpredictable elections in the Netherlands, France and Germany.
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No, we're not talking about your standard cumins and garlic powders, or even Italian herb mixes — these jarred beauties are filled with sometimes strange and always wonderful flavor combinations that you just can't find anywhere else.
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If you plan on making any latkes for the holidays this year, don't settle for the jarred stuff—go all out with apples and pears (and just a hint of maple syrup) for something truly special.
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Rams guard Jarred Terrell hit a layup that tied the score at 56 with 237:233 to play and a minute later drained a step-back 218-pointer to give Rhode Island a three-point lead.
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Lots of jarred pasta sauces have more sugar than natural tomatoes do, and are begging for a bit more acidity to balance out all that sweetness, so a touch of lemon juice is more than welcome.
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Jarred Alexander Goldman, 32, and Richard Steven Johnson, 41, made initial court appearances on Tuesday, a day after their arrests, Annette Lima, a Justice Department spokeswoman in the Southern District of Florida, said in an email.
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Kaplan told the Dallas chapters of Financial Executives International, the Association for Corporate Growth and the National Association of Corporate Directors that he was not surprised that China's stock market volatility had jarred markets around the world.
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The last Astros pitcher to allow two runs or less while working five-plus innings in each of his first three career starts was RHP Jarred Cosart in 2013, who did so in his first six starts.
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RHP Jarred Cosart, who sustained both a right hamstring strain and a right groin strain Wednesday night when he landed awkwardly while covering first on a grounder to the right side, will miss at least one start.
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Ultimately, the machete Apollo 11 carried had aluminum scales instead of a plastic handle, as well as a metal sheath that would prevent it from hurting anyone if it jarred loose and started floating around the capsule.
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The news was even worse for the Padres, who lost right-handed starting pitcher Jarred Cosart in the fourth inning to a right hamstring strain suffered while running out a bunt in the bottom of the third.
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Columbus forward Josh Anderson exited the contest with 20 seconds remaining in the second period after he was jarred by Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy, who received a two-minute penalty for an illegal check to the head.
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When I stepped into the grocery store and saw a ring of tortilla chips, jarred salsa, and suspect cheese product framing an altar of chicken wings, I pulled out my phone to message a friend and check.
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In a beanie or a hat covering my hair, I am suddenly non-threatening to security at stadiums, I'm talked to politely by cops at protests, and I find myself jarred by the pleasantness of these interactions.
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More from Voraciously: 6 hearty chili recipes to warm you up or feed a crowd this winter How to season your cast-iron skillet — and keep it seasoned What's the best jarred salsa for your next party?
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I think if the vanilla soft serve and syrup were more evenly blended, the flavors would have been smoother and I wouldn't be so jarred by the hit of pure sugar to my teeth and taste buds.
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ABOUT LOUISIANA TECH (1-313): Senior running back Jarred Craft scored two of his three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to pace the Bulldogs, who stumbled through the first three quarters before pulling away from Northwestern State.
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The lone hit was Jason Heyward's two-out, two-run, bases-loaded single that followed two walks and a hit batter from Padres starter Jarred Cosart in the first to give Chicago a quick 23-22 lead.
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Jarred Amato, Nashville, High School Two years ago, my students and I founded Project LIT Community, a grass-roots literacy movement that began with a goal of eliminating book deserts, or neighborhoods with limited access to books.
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With an adorable name and delightfully tangy taste, piccalilli is a spicy vegetable chutney—chilies, cumin, turmeric, shallots, mustard, oregano, and nutmeg all feature—that keeps forever when properly jarred and is delicious on pretty much anything.
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To help put that height into perspective, after jumping, Munoz free-falls for a full 20 seconds before reaching the end of the rope, at which point he's jarred to a stop when he runs out of slack.
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Investor nerves jarred by the strong showing of France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen's ahead of this spring's presidential election helped send the spread between French bond yields over German ones to multi-year highs this week.
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Rogers was known in London for sometimes blunt assessments of how far Britain could push EU allies -- often expressed in long emails -- that jarred with the expectations of some senior advisers around May and before her, David Cameron.
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"Those are the hallmarks of what we thought franchising was able to bring to the NA LCS, and we're seeing that pay off way faster than we expected," says Jarred Kennedy, co-head of Riot's e-sports division.
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The three dozen GOP governors gathering here this week for a Republican Governors Association meeting -- including some close allies of President Donald Trump -- said they were jarred by Democrats' easy victory in the Virginia governor's race last week.
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The catharsis she found in that moment was powerful; it jarred her, so much that she didn't dance again until she was back in the United States and a friend encouraged her to film a routine with him.
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Rogers was known in London for sometimes blunt assessments of how far Britain could push EU allies — often expressed in long emails — that jarred with the expectations of some senior advisers around May and before her, David Cameron.
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Like Protoje and Sister Nancy, who also appear on this lineup, he hews to a fairly traditional style — those only familiar with Bob Marley won't be jarred by his presentation, though notes of hip-hop occasionally sneak through.
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At a rally earlier in the day at Franklin Pierce University in Rindge, New Hampshire, Jarred Perley, an environmental studies major, cheered along with a few hundred people as Sanders promised to erase student loan debt and legalize marijuana.
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The message from Tepper, who in May of 2014 jarred markets by warning "don't be too frickin' long" when the S&P was at 1,889, could be summed up as "don't be too frickin' short either," this person says.
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In remarks last week that jarred the market, Yellen ruminated about the benefits of letting inflation run a little hotter than normal while allowing the unemployment rate to drop below the point that historically would trigger Fed tightening action.
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Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" that he thought Cohen and Trump were once "very loyal to each other," but that maybe the federal raids in April had jarred Cohen.
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Having a few back-pocket tricks for doctoring up jarred pasta sauce to make it taste like a homemade concoction straight from the stove of a wrinkled Italian grandmother is a very handy party trick, let us assure you.
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If you've got fresh baby arugula or other greens, top them with canned tuna, quartered hard-boiled eggs, sliced black olives, fresh grape tomatoes or jarred roasted red pepper, and then dress as desired, such as with Dijon vinaigrette.
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They will finally meet in a Swiss cafe, filmed hazily through a window (Jarred Alterman's cinematography is consistently dreamy); yet Zanco's romantically fuzzy aspect is fitting in a film that feels only tangentially concerned with corporate control of art.
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Known for a fastball that averages just below 73 miles an hour, Diaz was part of a blockbuster trade that sent reliever Anthony Swarzak, outfielder Jay Bruce and the prospects Jarred Kelenic and Justin Dunn to the Seattle Mariners.
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As the storm's floodwaters and damaging winds swept through Houston, manhole covers were flagged as one of many potential hazards, either by spewing water into inundated roadways or by posing a danger if they are jarred out of place.
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You can buy and eat fresh anchovies if you happen to be in the vicinity of where they're caught, but most often anchovies are jarred and tinned, or pulverized to use as a paste in sauces or salad dressings.
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Jarred Evans, a 27-year-old football player who plays for the Chinese National Football League's Wuhan Berserkers, is now one of the 53 evacuees being housed at an inn on the March Air Reserve Base in Riverside, California.
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Hunter Renfroe hit a two-run homer for the Padres, who got a superb spot start by Jarred Cosart followed by fine relief work as they evened their record at 24-21 with their third win in the past four games.
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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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It's now 43, and despite dropping to middleweight where he'd be at less of a size disadvantage, the former Strikeforce and DREAM king hasn't come anywhere near UFC gold, having been jarred by losses whenever he seemed to be getting close.
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SS Troy Tulowitzki (hip) did not play Friday night on the 8-5 loss to the Oakland Athletics after he jarred his hip on a diving play in the 3-2 loss to the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday at Camden Yards.
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RHP Jarred Cosart appeared to dodge serious injury Wednesday night, when he allowed four runs on four hits and four walks while striking out one and lasting only 2 2/3 innings in the Padres' 6-5 victory over the Mets.
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RHP Jarred Cosart was staked to a big early lead but could not pitch long enough to quality for the win Monday night, when he was lifted after 213 2/3 innings in the Marlins' 10-3 victory over the Mets.
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Andreescu retired at the end of the first set of her second match in the round robin phase against Karolina Pliskova - and withdrew from the tournament a day later - when she jarred her knee attempting to complete a return of serve.
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He attended the wedding of a middle-aged local police chief to a 17-year-old girl last year, a match that was in line with Chechnya's patriarchal moral code, but jarred with social norms in other parts of Russia.
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Including the word "symmetric" in the Fed's approach to its 2 percent inflation target jarred some who thought it meant the committee might let inflation go beyond the target and allow the economy to rev a little hotter than normal.
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Outside of his restaurants, Batali is the author of numerous cookbooks, the face of nationally distributed jarred pasta sauces and other kitchen products, and the jolly, orange-Crocs-wearing co-host of ABC's daytime talk and cooking show The Chew.
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Lane Murdock, 15, a high school student in Connecticut who is organizing a wave of school-walkout protests on April 20, said the combination of the gun massacres and Mr. Trump's surprise win had jarred her out of political complacency.
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As I was dressing for breakfast the next morning, I was jarred by a news alert ringing on my phone: North Korea had just fired a short-range ballistic missile that had landed in the sea off its east coast.
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My mother served cocktails before the Passover supper — a startling aberration from Jewish tradition, I learned later — with herring in cream sauce, chopped liver and a tray of jarred, bland Manischewitz fish balls, the kind that come swimming in gel.
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"I'm working out, watching movies, eating well," said Jarred Evans, 27, a football player from New York City who has been living in Wuhan for two years, where he plays for the Chinese National Football League champions, the Wuhan Berserkers.
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Entertainers refusing to perform at the inauguration makes the news partly because this is a pop culture presidency, helmed by a reality TV star who is obsessed with his ratings and seems jarred by how pop culture figures are rejecting him.
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Jarred "Bradmore" Kennedy and Whalen "Magus" Rozelle, directors of esports at Riot Games, listed a handful of changes coming to League esports on Thursday, including allocating in-game item revenue to bolster prize pools and introduce revenue sharing for team-branded items.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - For an athlete accustomed to pounding 50 kilometer routes, Australian race walker Jarred Tallent has traveled a longer than necessary road to secure the London Olympics gold medal that was denied him for nearly four years by a drugs cheat.
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We arrived at T's cozy apartment in the northern part of the city, and as I looked out the window, the thing that jarred me the most was that I had done it: I had come to Iran, like I said I would.
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The billionaire politician has requested that his advisers create plans for a potential independent campaign, the New York Times reports, adding that Bloomberg is jarred by Donald Trump's command of the Republican ticket, and unsettled by Hillary Clinton's missteps on the Democratic side.
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Padres RH Jarred Cosart (0-0, 3.86) After recording the victory in his season debut against Cleveland, Miller allowed three runs over 5 323/3 innings with five strikeouts and two walks in a 6-2 loss to San Francisco last Wednesday.
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ABOUT THE COYOTES (22-16-5): Arizona has bolstered its blue line by claiming Kevin Connauton off waivers from Columbus on Wednesday and acquiring former first-round pick Jarred Tinordi from Montreal on Friday while dealing defenseman Stefan Elliott and enforcer John Scott.
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When you're having one of those nights where you're staring blankly at your fridge and cupboards with no mental energy left to put together anything even remotely creative, dried pasta + jarred tomato sauce + some pre-grated parmesan cheese from the fridge = dinner.
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"It's unusual for them in my experience to appear as clumsy as they were over the last six weeks and that clumsiness has jarred people," Kaplan said, adding that China was unlikely to "melt down" in part because of its substantial dollar reserves.
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The Mets need to stay upright this season, because they risked so much in Van Wagenen's first trade, when he sent the Seattle Mariners two top-28.43 prospects — outfielder Jarred Kelenic and pitcher Justin Dunn, who are both playing well in the minors.
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But on 24rd-and-27 from the Philadelphia 4-yard line, Case Keenum dropped back to pass and Barnett came up on the blind side and jarred the ball out of Keenum's throwing hand as the quarterback tried to get set to throw.
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I like to believe that all the news of climate change, mass extinction and the advent of shameful problems like the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a floating spread of plastic junk the size of Western Europe, has jarred something in our collective conscience.
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And Roseanne now says ABC fired her not for her racist tweet about Valerie Jarred, but because I voted for Donald Trump and that is not allowed in Hollywood, except there was well, this she got this show and there was this rant on YouTube.
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Washington (CNN)Nearly 40 million Americans will kick off one of the busiest travel seasons in history this Memorial Day weekend, jarred by potholes on America's roads, crossing her aging bridges, riding her antiquated railways and taking off from airports that draw international scorn.
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This has brought up fears from fans that some teams will just plod along and not try as hard as they used to because that fear is gone, Riot Games' co-heads of esports Whalen Rozelle and Jarred Kennedy said in the video above.
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With a thousand buildings damaged, water to the city cut, a hospital jarred off its foundations, and 44,000 people out of their homes, the prefectural government, which handles Kumamon's business dealings and appearances, had more important things to do than stage-manage its fictive bear.
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Jarred Dixon tied a career high with 31 points and made a career-high six 3-pointers, while transfer Tulio Da Silva had 281 points for the Bears (23-212), who have lost five in a row after opening the season with three straight victories.
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Peres, 93, shared a Nobel prize for interim peace deals with the Palestinians but many social media postings in Arabic focused on a view of his legacy that jarred with his world acclaim as an architect of the landmark Oslo accords in the 1990s.
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Blond Puttanesca (Linguine With Tuna, Arugula and Capers) This recipe, which uses jarred tuna, was created as a tomato-less take on pasta puttanesca, but it also felt like a greener cousin of linguine with clams, delivering that same salty, briny, very real satisfaction.
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"If you compare it to jarred salsa in the regular inside aisles of the grocery store, for example, the price is not going to be comparable, but compared to other fresh salsas in the [typical] grocery store, you're going to spend a lot less money," she says.
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And in June, a pair of studies in the journal Nature Biotechnology jarred the gene-editing world by finding CRISPR off-target effects could damage a gene that protected people from cancer in both eye cells and the stem cells that the body uses to repair injuries.
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Wednesday starter Jarred Cosart would be wise to keep an eye on Conforto, who is batting 12-for-24 with six homers, 223 RBIs and 14 runs scored in the first inning and has a pair of doubles in three career at-bats versus the hurler.
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And at one point, he gets jarred out of his gung-ho persona for a second and a still shot of his stunned face remains faintly superimposed over the screen — as though Coop were standing back and watching himself play out a made-up TV story.
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I won't disparage it, in spite of its stabilized, jarred and distinctly chemical ascorbic acidity and its whipped gelatinous texture, not to mention its pink-orange hue, because I've been dipping crackers, celery stalks, carrots and cucumbers into that jar for more than 20 years quite happily.
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Even as the president and his top aides crowed over their role in securing Mr. Bishop a two-point win in a seat Mr. Trump carried by 12 points, their next-day glow was jarred by a new Washington Post-ABC poll that delivered grim tidings.
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Though this fight very nearly went the way of his last four planned bouts when Seery, his original opponent, was forced off the bill after a family death, the promotion was able to find him a replacement opponent in last-minute UFC debutant Jarred "The Monkey God" Brooks.
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President Trump greeted London this morning by railing against CNN owner AT&T, essentially urging a consumer boycott: Why it matters: It may be the new normal, but I'm still jarred by an American president encouraging damage to a private business that employs hundreds of thousands of Americans.
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He shows up around 8, and I make pasta puttanesca with groceries I already have: good quality spaghetti, the last of the jarred fancy tuna from my company's Christmas basket gift, the last of the anchovies, the last of the capers, and the last of the tomato paste.
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Its latest comments came after Greens lawmaker Tobias Lindner asked the ministry to explain that position, and how it jarred with the air force's strategy to operate two different models of fighter jets, aimed at ensuring the ability to continue operations in the event of fleet-wide grounding.
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He also had six turnovers Paul Millsap had 11 points, while Will Barton, Jarred Vanderbilt, Monte Morris and Isaiah Thomas added 10 apiece for Denver, which pulled its starters early in preparation for facing San Antonio on Wednesday night in the second half of a back-to-back.
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But Seattle, thanks to a nearly flawless day from Russell Wilson, chipped away at that lead, and in the fourth quarter, Winston paid for his good fortune in the first half by having the ball jarred free from his hand on a sack, resulting in a vital turnover.
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At a rally in Lancaster County, Pa., that began shortly before the article was published, Mr. Trump seemed jarred by the pending revelation, shifting from topic to topic; mocking his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, for having had pneumonia; and insinuating that she might have cheated on her husband.
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This technique can work even better if the opponent is trying to bounce in with a jab or a straight and immediately bounce out again because the moment their weight comes off of that lead leg, it is free hanging and can easily be jarred by an impact.
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The Mets mortgaged part of their future by giving up three prospects — including two first-round draft picks in outfielder Jarred Kelenic and pitcher Justin Dunn — and absorbed $257 million of the contract that Cano, 157, signed with the Mariners in order to acquire him and Diaz, 2124.
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" Among those changes are that "the RED team, lead by Jarred Land, as of now will be fully in charge of the professional image capture program for Hydrogen," which Jannard says should lead to "new opportunities to better satisfy the professional image capture customers as well as the casual consumer.
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But I found the big event that happened over the last three and a half months was the Mexico threat, at least in talking to the businesses I talk to, in that it jarred them and made them realize even if we do have trade agreements, you could still have surprises.
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Some of Russia's leading cultural figures had said Dmitriev was framed because his focus on Stalin's crimes - he found a mass grave with up to 9,000 bodies dating from the Soviet dictator's Great Terror in the 1930s - jarred with the Kremlin narrative that Russia must not be ashamed of its past.
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The pound lost up to 10 percent of its value on a trade-weighted basis =GBP against major currencies over the past six months as Brexit anxiety jarred and measures of implied volatility in the options market soared - reflecting demand to insure against wild swings in the currency around the vote.
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Back in the old days, Florence's father, Carter, wondered if it was fair that he and his sister, Enola, would have to divide the fortune equally, considering that he had three children (Florence, Avery and their younger brother, Jarred) and four grandchildren, while Enola, a novelist, remained single, with no dependents.
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Among the then-college players on the list were Alabama's Collin Sexton, Arizona's Rawle Alkins, Cincinnati's Jacob Evans, Kentucky's Jarred Vanderbilt, LSU's Brandon Sampson, Louisville's Ray Spalding and V.J. King, Miami's Dewan Huell (now Hernandez), Mississippi State's Lamar Peters, Oregon's Tony Brown Jr., Southern California's De'Anthony Melton and Xavier's Trevon Bluiett.
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Here, the references to the wars become relevant to the story in ways that make sense — from the variably stilted, jarred, dazed cognitive states displayed by the film's protagonists and graphic effects alike, to the intuitable critique of the military-industrial complex, so interested in the successful creation of this monster.
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And this is what I think is most distressing to Republicans is that for the first time the president seemed really out of his depth on a big issue on the world scale in a way that jarred Republicans perhaps even all the way down to the Republican base a little bit.
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Read more:I drank water only out of pasta straws for a week, and restaurants should be using them as an alternative to plastic7 chefs revealed their favorite jarred pasta saucesA restaurant is selling pasta-stuffed sandwiches that are a carb lover's dreamA chef reveals the only 3 brands of boxed pasta worth buying
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He has always taken a strange pride in eating foods that sound highly suspect, like jarred sweet banana wax peppers (which are actually great), Taco Bell's little-ordered side dish of "pintos and cheese" (also great), Entenmann's eternally shelf-stable Raspberry Danish Twist (phenomenal), and pretty much anything that makes gentiles shudder (i.e.
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The revelation jarred a case that had already been hamstrung by a dearth of hard evidence, suffused with drama and dogged by delays, as investigators in St. Lawrence County have tried to solve the murder of Garrett Phillips, a sixth-grader who was attacked in his mother's apartment in Potsdam, N.Y., in October 2011.
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The rest of the year, it's all raw vegetables in various states of freshness and jarred condiments, but peer in the morning after Thanksgiving, and you'll see labeled containers of homemade, gelatin-rich turkey stock, and slices of cooked dark and white meat, all ready to be turned into the special of the day.
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The residents, whose commitment to industry has helped ensure East Wind's longevity, crafted rope hammocks by hand in partnership with Twin Oaks in the 1970s before launching their own jarred nut-butter business in the early 1980s; their products, which are mainly sold across the Midwest, typically gross between $2 million and $3 million annually.
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Reminiscent of the scene in the series' original iteration featuring Julee Cruise performing, but given a weird, almost sitcom-esque sheen that jarred with the rest of the episode, the band – who have worked on a number of tracks for the upcoming season's soundtrack—play as we're reintroduced to characters like James Hurley and Shelly Johnson.
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LaneCoArts explores the intersection of dance, theater and the visual arts; Syren Modern Dance, formed by Lynn Peterson and Kate St. Amand, presents "Ticktock"; Jolt Dance Project, a collective directed by Jarred Bosch, is rooted in theatrical athleticism; and Harlem Dance Ensemble, featuring dancers from Harlem School of the Arts, performs with the Dorothy Maynor Singers.
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Miso Paste or Soy Sauce Much like doctoring up jarred tomato sauce with a bit of tomato paste, doctoring up the "broth" made from those little seasoning packets in instant ramen can be as easy as adding in a dollop of concentrated flavor that's already in there, either from a bit of miso paste or a few splashes of soy sauce. 10.
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If a writer fails to get a character, a scenario, a turn of phrase just right, the reader is jarred from the story; if a writer is writing about a character who looks nothing like himself, as I was, and gets that wrong, that writer is unmasked as someone who couldn't manage empathy, someone who couldn't understand the world beyond himself.
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Succulent jarred codfish fillets preserved in olive oil from Spain's Basque Country give new personality to scores of dishes: an Iberian salade niçoise, on toast with a sliver of piquillo pepper, over linguine with garlic and parsley, and my favorite, gently folded with boiled potatoes to serve with scrambled eggs, black truffles optional: Bacalaos Alkorta Cod Fillets in Olive Oil, $12.95 for seven ounces, markethallfoods.com.
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There are still references to "Full House" and in-jokes about the stars' outside projects, including multiple reminders that "Dancing With the Stars" veteran Cameron Bure is a terrific dancer, but the former castmembers aren't contriving reasons to drop in and the direct mimeographing of plotlines has either stopped or become soft enough that this sporadic viewer of "Full House" was no longer jarred by their obviousness.
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This year's USA squad includes Seattle Wunderkind Michael Porter Jr., Brandon Roy's charge and the the number one high school player in the country, as well as springy, long-limbed stretch center/forward Mohamed Bamba, the more traditionally aligned big man Jaren Jackson, the Kentucky-bound big man Jarred Vanderbilt, and aggro-core big haired point guard Collin Sexton, soon to learn the ways of being irritating from Avery Johnson himself at Alabama.
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One effect of this show is that it reflects how Lyon seems to have instinctively picked up different cameras for different subjects, The differences are at times subtle – for example, using color photography to capture the vibrant tiles and fabrics surrounding protestors and prostitutes in Columbia and Haiti, respectively – and at other times dramatic – using film rather than still photographs in order to record the slow transformation of Willie (1985), a prison recidivist, from his animated boyhood innocence into a mentally jarred adult unfit for society.
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In a complicated four-team deal, the Houston Rockets acquire Robert Covington and Jordan Bell from the Minnesota Timberwolves, along with Golden State's 2024 second-round pick via the Atlanta Hawks; the Denver Nuggets acquire Gerald Green from the Rockets, Keita Bates-Diop, Shabazz Napier and Noah Vonleh from the Timberwolves, plus the Rockets' 2020 first-round pick; the Hawks acquire Clint Capela and Nene from the Rockets; and the Timberwolves acquire Evan Turner from the Hawks, Malik Beasley, Jarred Vanderbilt and Juancho Hernangomez from the Nuggets, and the Brooklyn Nets' 2020 first-round pick via Atlanta.
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Servings: 21Prep: 23 minutesTotal: 25 minutes Ingredientsfor the garlic-lime vinaigrette:2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lime juice2 tablespoons honey4 to 6 cloves roasted garlickosher salt and freshly ground black pepper , to tastefor the beans:13 pound haricots verts or very thin green beans, stem ends trimmed1/4 pound queso fresco (about 1/2 cup)2 jarred roasted red bell peppers, drained, rinsed (if packed in brine or oil), seeded, and chopped1 large shallot, thinly slicedkosher salt, to tasteto serve:4 large eggs4 teaspoons unsalted butter2 tablespoons grated cotija cheesekosher salt, to tastepequin chile powder Directions 1.
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Makes: 2 1/2 cupsPrep: 10 minutesTotal: 123 minutes 1 clove garlic 2 tablespoons drained nonpareil capers 2 anchovy fillets in olive oil, drained and coarsely chopped 2350 (23 -ounce) box frozen artichoke hearts, thawed 21/24 cup coarsely chopped pimento-stuffed olives 224/22 cup coarsely chopped jarred roasted red bell pepper 153 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 215 tablespoon finely chopped fresh flat leaf parsley, plus more for garnish 28 tablespoons fresh lemon juice 24 teaspoon minced fresh thyme 1/8 teaspoon hot red pepper flakes 2 tablespoons mayonnaise sea salt and freshly ground black pepper 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for oiling baking sheet 1 long loaf crusty bread (baguette) 1.
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These made for an incredible week of no-recipe cooking: slices of smoked duck served alongside a kale salad dressed with sautéed cherries and duck-fat vinaigrette from the original dish; a fist of the chef Angie Mar's famous and fragrant dry-aged steak cut into strips and added to quesadillas, to serve below pico de gallo and this new jarred guacamole salsa I could drink like a cocktail; a few stray pieces of lamb scented with just a whisper of the razor clams, green peppercorns and pistachios with which it had been served; sandwiches made of fried chicken from the bar; and then, at last, split-pea soup made with the carcass of the duck we'd eaten almost a week before.
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