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WM: So, the kitchen sink, of course, being in critical complaint parlance, everything is in this movie, including the kitchen sink.
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"They're throwing everything against me except the kitchen sink, and I have a feeling that kitchen sink is coming soon," he said.
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They're throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink, and I have the feeling that kitchen sink is coming pretty soon as well.
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And while it's easy enough to tote a kitchen sink to a Starbucks branch, sipping a kitchen sink full of coffee is another endeavor altogether.
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"They are throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink and I have the feeling that the kitchen sink is coming pretty soon as well," he said.
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I gagged and ran to the kitchen sink to vomit.
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Recently, I successfully installed a faucet in our kitchen sink.
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How common is this kind of kitchen sink legal approach?
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Samsung stuffed the whole kitchen sink in the Galaxy S8.
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He went after Kato throwing everything but the kitchen sink.
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" I am calling this smaller work "The Kitchen Sink Notebooks.
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When lodging complaints, leave the kitchen sink in the kitchen.
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SEATTLE — Amazon Prime is the kitchen sink of membership programs.
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Could a rink near your kitchen sink be far behind?
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Could we throw everything but the kitchen sink at it?
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Put one in the shower and one in the kitchen sink.
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It's Alexa, with everything but the kitchen sink thrown at it.
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The tap drips water into a cup in the kitchen sink.
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Like the faucet, the kitchen sink is heavily used and underappreciated.
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With Duo, Google isn't throwing the kitchen sink at the problem.
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The sponge in your kitchen sink could be harboring harmful bacteria.
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This movie has everything in it, including a kitchen sink joke.
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" Acknowledging that his campaign's momentum puts a target on his back, Sanders said "they're throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink — and I have the feeling that kitchen sink is coming pretty soon as well.
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The kitchen sink is stopped up, as is the bathtub and toilet.
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It's Sunday night and I'm standing in front of the kitchen sink.
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Following the punch, Hunter runs over to the kitchen sink and vomits.
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"(This is a) kitchen sink job, it looks nasty," one trader said.
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It is a kitchen sink approach, incorporating painted walls and bedroom sets.
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With some stars, that kind of kitchen-sink acting is stunt work.
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Recently, Dunkin' Brands has taken the kitchen-sink approach to technological innovation.
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We always knew who will end up at the kitchen sink: grandma.
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Cookie thinks he's clean and pours all his stash down the kitchen sink.
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You'll definitely keep a closer eye on your kitchen sink from now on.
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"I have a feeling the kitchen sink is coming pretty soon," he said.
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Clinton has one that could best be described as the "kitchen-sink" approach.
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But Ms. Woolcock never fit easily into England's "kitchen sink" social realist tradition.
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Alessandro Talevi's staging was opulent and fittingly whimsical for the kitchen-sink plot.
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Congressional Republicans went through a kitchen sink of concerns about Trump's trade proposal.
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Done it all herself, even where she hangs upside down above the kitchen sink?
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So, what's stopping the RBNZ from throwing the kitchen sink at markets on Thursday?
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Why should those who travel light subsidise those who have packed the kitchen sink?
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Shower bidets are handheld devices that resemble the nozzle on a kitchen sink sprayer.
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It really has to be a comprehensive, kitchen-sink, all-hands-on-deck approach.
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"I'm doing everything but the kitchen sink," Graham told reporters about his upcoming bill.
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The first is to replace the usual horror tropes with stealth kitchen-sink realism.
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As I wash dishes at the kitchen sink, my husband paces behind me, irritated.
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Cleaning a kitchen sink with baking soda every day can transform the entire space.
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Amazon dedicated an entire day to put Alexa into everything but the kitchen sink.
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The Sagrada Familia has an everything but the kitchen sink approach to Christian iconography.
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It was daunting that the whole kitchen sink of film tricks is in this thing.
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Her creative uses of pots, nail polish, thermostats, laptops, radiators, everything—including the kitchen sink!
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The line includes a shower, a bathtub, two toilets, a mirror, and a kitchen sink.
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Her back was turned as she washed two identical white teacups at the kitchen sink.
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The overstuffed kitchen sink approach nicely captures a decade of gruesome excess in horror cinema.
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We have meatballs (from the leftover sausage meat) with gravy and a kitchen sink salad.
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That bit aside, the premium device is LG's kitchen sink phone, not unlike Samsung's Note.
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I think they are really going to throw everything including the kitchen sink this time.
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The retailer's everything-and-the-kitchen-sink annual subscription plan is about to get pricier.
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I found one picture of my baby self taking a bath in the kitchen sink.
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Dennis Kitchen, creator of Kitchen Sink Press, was selling old underground comics of his, though.
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Adlon frees her character from the kitchen sink, just as she frees her from brunch.
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It combines the frenzy of farce with the creeping incremental detail of kitchen-sink realism.
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The pan bursts into flames as the phone continues to fry in the kitchen sink.
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One door opens into a drop leading to a kitchen sink on the floor below.
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"Sometimes you see veggie burgers made with 100 ingredients, a kitchen-sink burger," she said.
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"(Cubs starter Kyle) Hendricks threw the kitchen sink at him," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Expect this to be yet another everything-and-the-kitchen-sink device from the company.
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You love the bedroom, but the kitchen sink is in the living room (what how?).
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"Is there any reason why we shouldn't throw the kitchen sink at them?" asked Sen.
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Before the Valentino show Wednesday evening, Mr. Piccioli threw in everything but the kitchen sink.
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"A little bit of everything you could imagine, including a kitchen sink," Mr. Eliason said.
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In Astoria, they got by with a countertop dishwasher that attached to the kitchen sink.
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The film he envisions will be a kitchen-sink stew of humor, sex and violence.
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Cook: These kitchen sink cookies conveniently use up any extra baking chocolate, pretzels or candy.
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A "kitchen sink" storm was attacking communities in the Plains and Upper Midwest, WashPost notes.
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Eckstein recommends the "kitchen sink" method when it comes to making a turkey bone broth.
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And he is a prolific playwright who wrote one of the most acclaimed Off Broadway works of last season: "Hir," a kitchen-sink piece about a nuclear suburban family confronting the sudden plasticity of gender in modern culture (one character vomits into a kitchen sink).
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Sometimes he'll show you everything and the kitchen sink, sometimes he'll simply swing for the finish.
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Haley: I swear the saying "everything but the kitchen sink" was written about my packing style.
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As we mentioned, Democrats are throwing the kitchen sink at President Trump&aposs Supreme Court candidates.
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Inspired by her maternal grandmother, Jacobs turned a kitchen sink family drama into a thriller piece.
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"We had everything thrown at us, even the kitchen sink at one point," Kurt Busch said.
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A large knife that appeared to have blood on it was recovered in the kitchen sink.
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"I think collectively we've all thrown the kitchen sink" at herpes efforts, says Clark, of Genocea.
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Will they throw the kitchen sink at Trump — and, if so, will it have any effect?
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"We've thrown the kitchen sink at the problem and it still hasn't gone away," King added.
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Their counteroffer was a kitchen sink of conservative immigration demands that would never gain Democratic support.
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"When it comes to treatment, doctors often end up throwing in the kitchen sink," he added.
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That's why recipes like "kitchen sink" cookies, which use whatever ingredients are on hand, are ideal.
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I'll be filling a glass of water at the kitchen sink when I see his silhouette.
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By adding a few nibbles, the Kitchen Sink cohost turns lunch into a quick, delicious meal. Main
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There happened to be a knife sitting next to the kitchen sink, so she picked it up.
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The rest surely stems from the time-honored tradition of new bosses throwing in the kitchen sink.
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When's the last time you sanitized your refrigerator, scrubbed your microwave handles or bleached your kitchen sink?
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Perhaps I could prop a mirror up somewhere by the kitchen sink, where the outlets were abundant?
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Korean variety show Chef & My Fridge, which hit Netflix this week, has everything and the kitchen sink.
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Glasses, plates, pot lids, balloons—clearly, there's more musical potential in the kitchen sink than we thought.
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For her part, De Lima accused the President of throwing everything but the kitchen sink at her.
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So Clinton, feeling Sanders nip at her heels, is going to throw the kitchen sink at him.
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I haven't been here a month and I already know he'll never fix my leaky kitchen sink.
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When we sat, I ordered everything but the kitchen sink: intestines, octopus, pork belly, chicken, and bulgogi.
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There is a picture of Hay, too, in a ruffled dress, solemnly kneeling inside a kitchen sink.
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But that's always been a part of Samsung's kitchen-sink approach — some combination of useful and silly.
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Police investigators reported finding blood splatter in the apartment and a paring knife in the kitchen sink.
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Underneath the kitchen sink, mold was spreading that seemed to aggravate her 10-year-old son's asthma.
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I wash my garments by hand in the kitchen sink and hang them on the drying rack.
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Yet Mr. Buttigieg's rivals don't seem to be cutting him much slack for the kitchen-sink approach.
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We do some tinkering and find that our kitchen sink drain is no longer draining either. Fun!
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It's a throwback in the best sense, to an era of mainstream, socially engaged kitchen-sink sitcoms.
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Yet new college students and their parents often mistake preparedness for a kitchen-sink approach to furnishing.
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Many Democrats are seeking to avoid a "kitchen sink" of impeachment articles that could complicate their message.
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It celebrates British cinema of the late 1950s and '60s, not least the era's kitchen-sink dramas.
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"I just had to have it," she said of the sign, which hangs over her kitchen sink.
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In Lent's case, it is capirotada—a Mexican bread pudding with everything but the kitchen sink in it.
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He used a kitchen sink cabinet approach to developing his first success as his own boss with Kaboodle .
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"We can't give away the kitchen sink and tell them all of our secrets," district commander Johnson said.
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Many of those companies touted "pro-forma" profits that were derided as excluding everything but the kitchen sink.
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The bottom of the kitchen sink gets cleaned with the soapy water when you wash the dishes, right?
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We bring that same strength to your kitchen sink and believe in quality that won't let you down.
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Range's solution isn't cheap: an ottoman goes for $399 on its website, while the kitchen sink is $699.
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Christopher Dodd — was a sprawling kitchen sink of proposed regulations, signed by President Barack Obama in July 2010.
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Carrie vomited in the kitchen sink when she discovered an engagement ring in her ex-boyfriend Aidan's pocket.
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It's a kitchen sink, for sure, but one of the neighborhood's more substantial and curiously satisfying meatless dishes.
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I actually think the funniest metaphor in the movie is the kitchen sink that keeps almost falling off.
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OK. The Perfection is, broadly speaking, everything and the kitchen sink when it comes to combining horror subgenres.
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Panera's valuation is as rich as many of its menu items, like the 800-calorie kitchen sink cookie.
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The trash under your kitchen sink is filled with carbon and hydrogen, which are key ingredients in fuel.
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Or is it an unrealistic, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach that will not lead to real changes?
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The 65-year-old was suffering with an intense headache when he reached for pills by his kitchen sink.
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The brisk pace of this show and its kitchen sink of subjects and emotional responses is quite frankly, rude.
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Trump's game here is to throw the kitchen sink at the problem and, at a minimum, delay McGahn's testimony.
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It was a rainy day: it always rains in Manchester, the kitchen sink city of pills, thrills and bellyaches.
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Over the last several weeks, Trump's defenders have thrown everything but the kitchen sink at Zaid and the whistleblower.
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Their kitchen sink looks over trails where Sara does some of her afternoon runs, occasionally with her daughters' company.
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In place of O'Hara's lonely tub, we get an unsupported kitchen sink that rips a domus from its axis.
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Watch for whether Cruz goes for the jugular, throwing the kitchen sink of past Trump statements at his rival.
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The move was seen as symbolic of Cryan's desire to conduct a kitchen-sink transformation of the German lender.
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The censure resolution is part of Democrats' kitchen-sink strategy against Trump for his handling of the Charlottesville violence.
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"You can probably even throw in the kitchen sink at this point," the weather service said in a Tweet.
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Fill a kitchen sink or a large stockpot with 1 gallon cold water and remaining 1 cup kosher salt.
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"The kitchen sink has been thrown, but there may be more to this," said Ward McCarthy, analyst at Jefferies.
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We met with a kitchen designer who made a radical suggestion: Close up the window over the kitchen sink.
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The original hardwood floors, mantels and moldings have been preserved, as well as the large porcelain farmhouse kitchen sink.
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Another depicted someone spraying a baby in the face with the kitchen sink nozzle, followed by the baby crying.
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Mr. Porat took the Chihuahua home, washed her in the kitchen sink (which he chronicled) and at 52.23 a.m.
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Liberals, who would have thrown the kitchen sink at Trump, have accepted the slimmed-down roster of impeachment charges.
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When they renovated the new place, they replaced all the pipes inside and installed filters underneath the kitchen sink.
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One day, while she was washing dishes, Slaughter Graham noticed one side of the kitchen sink wouldn&apost drain.
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The problem, according to Lemonis: Most people don't aspire to be the queen of England while scrubbing the kitchen sink.
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"I don't know what kind of cold fusion in the kitchen sink they think they can pull off," he said.
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For 17 years its staff mixed the solution "at the kitchen sink", says Anne Merriman, the British doctor behind it.
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The kitchen sink phase sees the full range of sexual communication: Direct and innuendo, text and pictures, loving and lustful.
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A great option for rainy days in the dog park—or for inexplicably finding your keys in the kitchen sink.
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Don't clean aquariums or turtle supplies in your kitchen sink, and disinfect the tub used to clean the turtle habitat.
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But that means there is no way to build a definable audience when you have a kitchen sink editorial strategy.
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In his New Hampshire primary victory speech, Sanders said his foes have thrown everything at him but the kitchen sink.
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Our top pick is the spacious Kraus Standart PRO 30-Inch 16-Gauge Undermount Single Bowl Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink.
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Mr. Thayer was prone to mood swings, and he sometimes destroyed his canvases or stowed them under a kitchen sink.
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" Another officer told him: "We've thrown everything at it, even the kitchen sink, but drug problems just keep getting worse.
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"They had already thrown the kitchen sink at him," one of them, Thomas Zehnle, told the judge at one point.
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Steven Levenson's passionate and provoking "If I Forget" is a family play, a political play and a kitchen-sink play.
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It worked surprisingly well surprisingly often; Parenthood's best seasons (roughly its second through fourth) are beautifully effective kitchen-sink drama.
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The same is true for tampons, paper towels, and grease that&aposs been put down a kitchen sink, Deighan said.
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Battlefield, however, missed many chances to evoke the expansiveness, the maximalism, and the kitchen-sink inclusiveness of India's great epic.
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Alongside was a "Kitchen Sink" social realism popular in the UK, as well as the more florid, lyrical neo-romanticism.
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"I think we threw everything at them but the kitchen sink to try and see what we could do," Renteria said.
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Your boss, Clarence Thomas, had similar problems and that they brought -- they threw everything at Clarence Thomas including the kitchen sink.
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Ishu Rao found the charred rings amid the ashes after figuring out where the kitchen sink was by looking for pipes.
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"They've thrown the kitchen sink at us and we're responding as necessary," Scott Michelman, lead counsel on the suit, told me.
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I slid off the couch and walked around the counter to where my mother stood in front of the kitchen sink.
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Sure, the "everything but the kitchen sink" approach is a bit overwhelming, but it means that there's also plenty of variety.
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"u up?" nor was it a passive-aggressive "k" to a feckless roommate who left the kitchen sink piled with dishes.
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Their ad strategy, such as it was, involved throwing the kitchen sink at Trump, and they failed to make a dent.
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It's the same one that probably every American sees of a guy, on hands and knees, halfway underneath a kitchen sink.
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"It was a kitchen sink effort to get the third quarter to look good ahead of the deal vote," he said.
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A video that appeared to show a man taking a bath in another Florida Wendy's kitchen sink went viral in May.
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But since the drug was outlawed, black-market producers often throw everything but the kitchen sink and MDMA into their tablets.
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But for all the efficient bareness of the setting, the show has a brightly colored, everything-but-the-kitchen-sink exuberance.
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And water recycled from the bathroom to the kitchen sink, though safe, conjures deeply unpalatable images for many would-be consumers.
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She balanced a coconut in the groove of her kitchen sink and chiseled the top with a screwdriver and a hammer.
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"Our kitchen sink has a cover on it, so it extends our prep space in the kitchen," the Claytons also said.
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Which is why the kitchen-sink craftiness of Eckhaus Latta, awkward and alluring at the same time, has so much resonance.
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In the days before they moved in, they had a plumber fix the kitchen sink, a shower, and a few toilets.
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It started with Gucci, where Alessandro Michele has made something of a signature out of embracing everything and the kitchen sink.
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Some dishes were left in the kitchen sink, and a bowl filled with ID badges, keys and notes covered the counter.
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Everything was from the 1950s — the kitchen sink and cabinets, the furniture in the living room, which was covered in plastic.
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He should throw the kitchen sink at them, not just empty threats while they keep laughing all the way to the bank.
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In one picture, Duff is seen giving Banks a bath in the kitchen sink, flashing a smile for the adorable photo-op.
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"Simon, lets not walk on my rug … lets wash your hands out here," she told him while gesturing towards the kitchen sink.
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The generally appealing if in-no-way-surprising mix of elements reflects what amounts to an everything-but-the-kitchen-sink approach.
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It's just amazing that they're like a kitchen sink plug stuck in somebody and you just pull it out and that's it!
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Singh, now pregnant with a daughter due in August, arose in the night and found water gushing from beneath the kitchen sink.
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Baltimore units were reported to have leaking ceilings, maggots in living-room carpet, and raw human sewage coming from a kitchen sink.
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The investigation reported decrepit conditions including leaking ceilings, maggots in living-room carpet, and raw human sewage coming from a kitchen sink.
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Entering his rental, Palladeno ignores the chirp from a dying smoke alarm and heads to the kitchen sink to fill his bottle.
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We were successful in getting Ukraine through elections, despite Russia throwing everything (and the kitchen sink) into cyberspace to delegitimize the process.
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Where American photorealist painters offered a kitchen-sink realism reflecting Vietnam War-era pessimism, Mr. Gertsch's subjects are lighter and more glamorous.
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Mike cleans his gun and hands in the kitchen sink afterward, seemingly calm and collected — but his hand has begun to shake.
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After eating half the cauliflower, I make a kitchen sink omelet with blacks beans, mushrooms, spinach, tomatoes, and feta for some protein.
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I use our shirt-cloths as dusters and, at the end of the shift, to do the kitchen sink, the toilet seats.
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It's a fun piece, and brings two excellent new recipes online, for a juicy orange cake and for kitchen sink cookies (above).
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"[Goodlatte] will say he didn't put in the kitchen sink, which is technically correct, but it was pretty close," said the aide.
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His 2015 "View From the Bridge," which turned Arthur Miller's kitchen-sink drama into majestic tragedy, was the turning point, I suppose.
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It's not new, but I think ISIS and their kitchen-sink approach to terrorism has really brought about a lot of it.
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Customers can munch on the new Chicken Chorizo and Tortilla Sous Vide Egg Bites and Kitchen Sink Cookie from now until basically forever.
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That kind of everything-and-the-kitchen-sink performance can actually work if a movie is disciplined enough to serve as a counterweight.
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It is hard to see how Mrs May can hang on for long, even if she adds the kitchen sink to the sofa.
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Sure, regulatory filings to the SEC are kitchen-sink exercises, with every potential risk a corporate attorney can dream up explicitly spelled out.
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Why it matters: The Federal Reserve has thrown everything but the kitchen sink at the problem of too-low inflation in recent years.
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She left it alone for a moment, heard a strange noise; then, without warning, the whole underside of the kitchen sink was ablaze.
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In this week's "Letter of Recommendation" in The Times Magazine, one writer meditates on cutting through clutter, in life and the kitchen sink.
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But then, sometime between the first violent death and the collapse of the kitchen sink, you realize that something else is going on.
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"The Escape" is the kind of movie that used to be called a kitchen-sink drama, though that doesn't really do it justice.
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"Every asset in the kitchen sink goes to the president, and it steps down from there based on the threat profile," he said.
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"I can't be left alone because I don't trust myself," she said as she scrubbed the dishes in the kitchen sink after lunch.
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I love getting home and taking it all in, knowing that other rags are under the (gleaming) kitchen sink waiting to step up.
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A mother, who is doing something over by the kitchen sink, hears the rolling sound of a skateboard's wheels destroying her hardwood floors.
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And after each trip to the grocery store, with all its surfaces exposed to countless people, Pasternack's first stop is the kitchen sink.
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I'd love to see him, say, make a "kitchen sink" movie in London, again putting the genre's tired tropes through the PTA blender.
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Or, as with kitchen sink drama starring Sean Paul that is Clean Bandit's latest single, attempting to interweave cinematic pathos into tropical house.
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Refinery29's My Kitchen Sink is an exploration of our most meaningful recipes — the go-to dishes that we turn to time and again.
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Refinery26's My Kitchen Sink is an exploration of our most meaningful recipes — the go-to dishes that we turn to time and again.
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Three years on following the BOJ's kitchen-sink stimulus in April 2013, the world's third-largest economy continues to struggle with low consumer prices.
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"I'm sure knowing the way SpaceX operates, they're giving them everything but the kitchen sink and being incredibly diligent on this process," says Stallmer.
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" Gitlin asks, noting that the current process for finding the right antidepressant for a specific patient is like "throwing the kitchen sink at people.
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They're unabashed romantics, unashamed aesthetes, and perfect proof that British music at its best isn't stuck in the humdrum world of kitchen sink realism.
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They threw everything but the kitchen sink at him, so we had to ask what's the weirdest thing he's ever been asked to sign.
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The Enquirer reported the shipment indeed included everything: The kitchen sink, doors, drywall, shingles, windows, floors, furnace, hundreds of pounds of nails and paint.
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It takes, as Levenstein puts it, a "kitchen sink approach," drawing from a wide range of influences as well as Harbour's own theater background.
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"You absolutely want to throw the kitchen sink of autocompletion, because you want to maximize that communication rate as much as possible," Nuyujukian says.
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"Is this why Howard Schultz is stepping down?" the "You Raise Me Up" singer captioned a photo of the chain's new Kitchen Sink Cookie.
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Owners should also practice good cage hygiene and avoid bathing a hedgehog in the kitchen sink or allowing it into bed, Dr. Sykes said.
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Dom brushed his teeth at the kitchen sink, and then, once he was under the sheet on the couch, he read his father's toast.
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"Since we chose to go without a bathroom sink, we only used the kitchen sink, which gave us more countertop space in the bathroom."
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And they're bringing forth delicious scents: chicken soups and fragrant lasagnas (above); apple pies and kitchen sink cookies; mulled wine, mulled cider, hot chocolate.
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Then she asks him to go to Los Angeles with her and they might as well have just made their vows over the kitchen sink.
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"They are dumping the kitchen sink into this Senate Leadership bill....We got so many weak-kneed Republicans now," he said in a statement. Sen.
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Instead, it may be opening the door to an entire population of consumers hoarding dangerous chemicals and mixing up liquid drugs in their kitchen sink.
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"(This is a) kitchen sink job, it looks nasty," one trader said of Saga, whose shares were last down 37 percent at their lowest ever.
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But as far as fire prevention goes, the Automist Smartscan probably provides far more peace of mind than a fire extinguisher under the kitchen sink.
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That evening as the sun slipped behind Kingston's Warika Hill, she stood in the golden puddle by the kitchen sink, washing peas in a bowl.
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His testimony may have lit up cable TV, but it didn't really show anything new beyond Cohen's willingness to throw the kitchen sink at Trump.
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"At one clinic, a client called and said, 'Tell me what in my medicine cabinet [or] under my kitchen sink I can use,'" Brown said.
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Ingela was searching for the perfect kitchen sink, and I invited her to come see mine; the cake was her unnecessary — but much appreciated — thanks.
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If you tried your kitchen sink experiment with a shallow soup bowl, you'd find it extremely effective in directing the water straight back at you!
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Its written list of immigration "principles," released Sunday night, doesn't say anything about the citizenship question, but it includes a kitchen sink of immigration restrictions.
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"People will throw everything including the kitchen sink into their opposition of homeless shelters which is at its core fear-fueled ignorance," Ms. Quinn said.
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In the last four years, The Bitter Southerner has emerged, on a shoestring budget, as a kind of kitchen-sink New Yorker for the region.
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If one of the defining cultural tropes of the 1950s and '60s was kitchen-sink realism, many writers today go more for yoga-mat realism.
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Arcana has a deep inventory of new, rare and out-of-print books and catalogs on cinema, photography, architecture … well, everything including the kitchen sink.
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Her room didn't have an oven, refrigerator or kitchen sink, so she kept food in her dresser and washed dishes in the house's communal bathtub.
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"All the Natalie Portmans," affectionately directed by Kate Whoriskey, fluctuates between realism and surrealism on the same crowded, kitchen-sink set, designed by Donyale Werle.
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To make matters worse, I don't even have an actual bath — and my dog is way too big to be washed in the kitchen sink.
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But her question should have spurred Trump's opponents to look closer at how the strategy of throwing the kitchen sink at him doesn't really work.
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Then, there's the high-end model for enthusiasts who want the kitchen sink, which has 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage for $749.
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"Don't be afraid to use everything but the kitchen sink when it comes to oils and moisturizers," says Spoke + Weal founder and pro hairstylist Jon Reyman.
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Back in the February, the company announced an everything and the kitchen sink version of the Galaxy S25, sporting 5G — its first device to do so.
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Rubio's performance last debate was pretty much perfect: He threw the kitchen sink at Trump and kept him on the defensive for most of the night.
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In an attempt to throw everything but the kitchen sink at Sydney's sharks in time for summer, one state government in Australia has gone high-tech.
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"He poured the rest out in a kitchen sink, leaving the can by the sink, and that should be confirmed by crime scene photos," Towey said.
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Admittedly, I am not that into cleaning (my kitchen sink is perfect evidence of that), but I do tend to focus on a few random trivialities.
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The company's taken a Samsung-esque approach to the world of flagship smartphones with a beast of a handset that delivers everything and the kitchen sink.
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"The voting window is closing and now they are throwing the kitchen sink out there — and that gets extremely messy," said another Republican strategist, Ford O'Connell.
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The spacious and sturdy Kraus Standart PRO 33-Inch 16-Gauge Single Bowl Stainless Steel Farmhouse Kitchen Sink brings style and practicality to your kitchen. Pros:Cons:
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" He called the bill a "kitchen sink" trying to do everything and said the bill is bloated "like a Christmas tree full of billion-dollar ornaments.
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But Congress's habit of throwing everything but the kitchen sink into supplemental funding packages should raise questions about our budgetary preparedness for dealing with such crises.
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Beauman's fourth novel is a kitchen-sink sendup of spy novels, 103s Hollywood and screwball newspaper comedies, with a pinch of Pynchon thrown in for fun.
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The judge also bristled at the kitchen sink approach the oil companies are using to try to get the case dismissed before it goes to trial.
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Some advocates call it a "kitchen sink" bill, a smorgasbord of about a dozen different provisions that Indiana legislators have tried and failed to pass before.
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The group planted vegetables near the Amtrak railroad tracks and watered them with a hose that ran from Ms. Benitez's kitchen sink out her third-story window.
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With updates to its dynamic pricing system, Vacasa wants to offer smartly priced vacation rentals with an algorithm that takes everything and the kitchen sink into account.
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Still, it's not exactly move-in ready; if buyers want working plumbing for a toilet, shower, or kitchen sink, they'll have to buy and install it themselves.
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As somewhat of an homage to it, we've been using that beer as a base and tinkering with a "kitchen sink" beer that has scrapple in it.
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"Democrats are throwing everything, including the kitchen sink, at the wall to try and steal an election," North Carolina Republican Party chair Robin Hayes said a statement.
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Haye has already undergone surgery for his injured Achilles tendon, while Bellew is reportedly nursing a broken hand after throwing the proverbial kitchen sink at his opponent.
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The Note 7 is truly an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink device, aimed at being everything to everyone, from selfie-taking social networkers to serious business people.
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The result is a bit of everything and the kitchen sink, and I wonder how much of all these handy features will be integrated into everyday usage.
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The forming opposition Republicans, who feel they have a strong path to victory in West Virginia, are prepared to throw the kitchen sink at Manchin next year.
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I've been standing over the kitchen sink at my mother's house eating Crispix for thirty years, out of a bowl with a fat Italian chef on it.
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The kitchen sink This being Washington, there's a cottage industry of people who love nothing more than come up with far-fetched ways to get things done.
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Elements of romance, comedy and kitchen-sink realist drama combine and refract against the backdrop of Dakar — its poor and wealthy neighborhoods, its commerce and its traffic.
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When readers have been consuming the kitchen sink for years, filling it up with another ounce of content makes the promise of disruption come across as misleading.
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The Edyn system was designed to be small enough for use with a hose that's connected to a kitchen sink, and a window box garden if desired.
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It's a truly wild spectacle, filmed from the POV of one of the Greyhound passengers as the whole thing unravels around him like a kitchen-sink Cloverfield.
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Then, I perch myself over the kitchen sink, eating them one by one, reveling in their velvety flesh while sugary juice drips down my chin and elbows.
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The ocean was our kitchen sink and our bathtub and our washing machine and our toilet and our highway and our accomplice and sometimes, too, our foe.
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"The central banks threw the kitchen sink at it yesterday evening, yet here we are (with deep falls in stock markets)," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
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It's what Stanton Peele, Ph.D., coauthor of Outgrowing Addiction: With Common Sense Instead of Disease Therapy, describes as "a 'kitchen sink' approach" in a Psychology Today article.
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Deborah Chow, who directed the latest episode of the Disney Plus "Star Wars" series, talks about kitchen-sink shootouts and Werner Herzog's abiding attachment to Baby Yoda.
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Recipe of the day: Salty-sweet, crisp-soft kitchen sink cookies are a great way to use up extra candy, baking chocolate and even pretzels and chips.
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And the environment created by the writer and director Gerard Barrett and the cinematographer Piers McGrail looks as drab and forbidding as any '60s British kitchen-sink drama.
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Image Source/Getty Images Sink and Drain: Every day Because the kitchen sink has the second-highest concentration of microorganisms in the home, it should be cleaned daily.
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They talked about putting an island in the center, expanding the cabinet space, placing a "fancy hood" over the stove, and installing a big, farm-like kitchen sink.
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In the photo, Griffith is lying on the kitchen counter, right leg gracefully kicked in the air, getting her hair washed by Cunningham's assistant — in the kitchen sink.
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Others may call it a cynical effort to throw everything but the kitchen sink at your booth to cover all collecting bases and grab attention with your daring.
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Obsessed with European film—one song, "The Seventh Seal", was a nod to Ingmar Bergman—and British kitchen-sink drama, Mr Walker reflected on disease, death and existentialism.
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It's the woman with her gloves deep in the kitchen sink going, 'Actually, your music helped me get through something and made me take charge of my life.
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"Right now he's running out of things to deploy so I think he's willing to throw the kitchen sink at the wall to make it happen," O'Connell said.
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Apple's forward thinking plans have always included a manner of planned obsolescence built in, while Samsung's philosophy revolves around an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink approach to hardware.
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Having a kitchen-sink approach may, in the end, completely bomb, and the prospects of building hardware from a crowdfunding campaign can quickly turn a project into vaporware.
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In 2011, Kassidy Pelletier was washing dishes at her kitchen sink when she heard that the Canadian government was evacuating everyone in her community of Lake St. Martin.
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It was dear old Jarvis Cocker—everyone's favorite slightly pervy, very tweedy, poet laureate of kitchen sink sex and intrigue—who boldly claimed that everybody hates a tourist.
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Tough and good-looking, the Zuhne Genoa 32 Undermount Double Bowl 16-Gauge Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink is well constructed with decent-sized double bowls for convenient use.Pros:Cons:
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I've tried everything from burying my phone under my kitchen sink to deleting certain apps on the weekend, but at a certain point you just relent and accept.
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That certainly seems like an odd omission in 2020 — especially on a device that very much has a kitchen-sink approach to charging everything from phones to SUVs.
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For 2020, it's 83G across the board, on all S20 models, so the kitchen sink Ultra needs to find ways to further set itself apart from the S20+.
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Forget about a kitchen sink loaded with dirty pots and pans; with "One Pot," you'll cook up a meal that leaves only one pot or pan to wash.
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Jamal and His Painkiller Addiction There's a marvelous sequence in which Jamal surrenders all his pills to his concerned mother, Cookie, who washes them down the kitchen sink.
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Since then, the Fed has been back to its policy making based on what some model builders derisively call a "kitchen sink" of judgmental and structural model forecasting.
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A Reddit user named u/lionellrichie posted a picture of herself holding a solid orange block near the kitchen sink, presumably after giving her hands a good wash.
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"They threw everything but the kitchen sink at Nancy Pelosi, and her strategy powered by her fund-raising turned 43 red seats blue," said Drew Hammill, her spokesman.
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Its rich, palpable sensibility is so irresistible that it could never be confined to stages and screens: some of Britain's best kitchen sink dramatists, of course, are musicians.
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There's a lot of things you can do for counter-espionage, but that's not usually the kind of stuff you find under your kitchen sink kind of security.
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"While the news today is bad, there is an element of kitchen sink with a new CEO coming in, the strategy as laid out seems reasonable enough," they said.
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The S Pen does your standard array of stylus things, and as with the Note line, Samsung is working to make it more of a kitchen sink productivity accessory.
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"It's a role-playing setting that features everything and anything, including a fully-weaponized kitchen sink," Fannon says in Episode 254 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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Later that night, I stood over the kitchen sink scrolling through the comments on her memorial site, words of both despair and love from former clients, friends and colleagues.
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Since the kitchen sink is a place where you clean things you will eat on, you should keep it sanitized — simply running water in there won't kill the germs.
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For the time being, it behooves enterprises to take an 'everything but the kitchen sink' approach to gain an edge in recruiting, but that mentality might not last forever.
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If O'Connor wins, it's a sign that the GOP can throw everything but the proverbial kitchen sink at a race in friendly territory and still go down this year.
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He had entered through the sliding glass door upstairs and left through the front door, Ms. Wardlow said, turning on the kitchen sink and stove fan for ambient noise.
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"We threw the kitchen sink at them," forward Erik Haula said after the Wild responded with four unanswered goals en route to a 5-3 victory on Monday night.
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Moolchan largely favor of kitchen-sink sampledelia and heaving drum programming, stuff that allows her to reflect a wider diversity of moods and sounds in her bite-sized songs.
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They sleep on cots in a brightly painted classroom, where decorations still adorn the walls and a large plastic bucket surrounded by water jugs serve as the kitchen sink.
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They sleep on cots in a brightly-painted classroom, where decorations still adorn the walls and a large plastic bucket surrounded by water jugs serve as the kitchen sink.
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"This has all the hallmarks of the E.C.B. having thrown the kitchen sink at the problem," Patrick O'Donnell, an investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management, said in a statement.
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Edward McPherson's collected essays in The History of the Future are a literary kitchen sink in which no event or issue appears more important or relevant than any other.
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There were nods in the latter direction: the kitchen sink and minifridge; the tiny bathroom; a wooden schoolboy's desk, facing a blank wall in the corner, where Murnane writes.
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Bearing that in mind, the band also manages to go for more of a kitchen-sink, far-reaching approach that only adds to the jagged edges instead of detracting.
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"It's going to be hard, this guy's going to come at me, and throw everything including the kitchen sink," Biden said on the call, according to a pool report.
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"On one hand it's clear that central banks are throwing the kitchen sink at this virus, but all this support is a bit of a blunt instrument," he said.
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Drafts can come from unexpected spots, like near the plumbing under the kitchen sink, around electrical sockets, from non-working fireplaces, and more — basically, any place that leads outside.
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Musically fresh, agile and impassioned, somehow sumptuously bristling, his scores are as dramatically taut as anything in opera: headlong, kitchen-sink dramas that evoke the plays of Arthur Miller.
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It's hulking, stadium-sized, colossal music for people who are still able to see their lives as blockbusters rather than as kitchen-sink cinema or post-modern micro-drama.
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When I moved to New York, I signed up for a card with a promotional 0% APR and used it for everything: my air conditioner, my bed, my kitchen sink.
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"Some upbeat data of late have removed the urgency for Hammond to throw the kitchen sink at the economy in the Autumn Statement," Alan Clarke, an economist at Scotiabank, said.
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This event actualized the idea, long-theorized, that the private realm has political consequence: that the kitchen sink is just as important a terrain as whatever avenue one marches down.
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Beautiful, spacious, and durable, the Kraus Standart PRO 30-Inch 16-Gauge Undermount Single Bowl Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink helps you get the job done in the kitchen — quietly. Pros:Cons:
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Quentin Tarantino's films are love letters to genre movies; this two-part murder ballad is a kitchen sink of his interests, including homages to kung fu, spaghetti westerns and anime.
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It was a second dude (all spiders are dudes to me) who appeared in the corner of a kitchen sink, that really kicked off the second act of my freakout.
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This progress has been achieved using a bit of a kitchen-sink approach, but it seems to be working, with crime in NYC still holding steady, at historically low rates.
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The more extreme colors — including an unlovely orange light that floods Ginny — pushes the whole thing into expressionism even as the movie fluctuates between kitchen-sink realism and hothouse melodrama.
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Its sense of humor is twisted; it's hard not to laugh while also crying out in consternation when a group of people won't quit bouncing on an unbraced kitchen sink.
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She bemoans the kitchen-sink approach many Instagrammers are taking to putting together their creations, which she says often look like they're designed just to be photographed and not eaten.
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The film, a snapshot of working-class life in Britain, known as one of the first "kitchen-sink" dramas, won Finney a BAFTA award for most promising newcomer in 1961.
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"Of course, (the defense) will throw in the kitchen sink, the bedroom furniture and everything else in hoping something sticks," said Robert Bloom, a professor at Boston College Law School.
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They had worn latex gloves through their rampage; a pile of them were left in the kitchen sink, wet and soapy, as though someone had tried to wash off the DNA.
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The streamlined features are very much by design — rather than the kitchen sink approach, the clock is built around a relatively limited number of Assistant functions, coupled with tailored alarm functionality.
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But that everything-but-the-kitchen-sink songcraft has always felt like a distancing gesture, the sonic equivalent of a hall of mirrors, over-refracting simple sentiments instead of reflecting them.
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In Singapore in 1986, working with a pharmacist, she developed an affordable oral liquid morphine — a feat "easier than making a cake in the kitchen sink" — for more effective pain control.
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It's a kitchen-sink track, Longstreth re-integrating himself to a world outside of Dirty Projectors' cold synthesis of anger and resentment, gloriously in love with the sounds one can make.
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He and a guy named Rick Hankins worked on this great sim engine for us, which allowed them to just basically throw the kitchen sink at a lot of these simulations.
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Then, it was time for the red-eyed goodbyes, and Mom, with soapy hands in the kitchen sink, telling me to listen to fear if I felt it in my gut.
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An Indonesian living in Los Angeles, Mr Kurniawan mixed his brew in his kitchen sink and printed fake versions of the labels of winemakers such as Château Pétrus on his computer.
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Now, take that peach in your hand; stand facing the kitchen sink, or better yet, outside with the sun on your face; bend slightly at the waist; and chomp and slurp.
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His Combines—kitchen-sink mélanges of painting, sculpture, collage, and assemblage, including "Monogram"—absorbed that movement's aesthetic breakthroughs, in dispersed composition and eloquent paint-handling, while subverting its frequently macho pathos.
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I can still remember a handful of places in my childhood home that were off-limits to me as a child, one of them being the cupboard under the kitchen sink.
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But once the iPhone 6s comes down in price after today's dog-and-pony show, dropping one in the kitchen sink or getting it run over won't be quite so catastrophic.
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But experts accept a proverbial 'kitchen sink' of remedies is at last being thrown at the economic and financial shock of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, just like the last crisis.
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"The Fed basically threw everything but the kitchen sink at the credit market and, at this point, de facto nationalized the banking system," Schlossberg said in the same "Trading Nation" interview.
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When my bulimia was at its worst, I used to see the ice cream I'd purged in the kitchen sink and think of all the money I'd vomited over the years.
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It is crude, relentless and combative — less "a slap in the face of public taste," as the Russian Futurists would say, than everything but the kitchen sink hurled at viewers' heads.
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And after determining that the giant porcelain kitchen sink "was cool, but too raggedy to keep," Ms. Li said, they rescued a stainless-steel sink from the debris in the backyard.
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You can use this drill for hours on end, whether you're working overhead on the rafters or bent underneath the kitchen sink, and your arms and hands will never get tired.
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This was not quite a kitchen sink debate where everything is thrown at the frontrunner, but more of a distillation of several strains of attack unique to each of Sanders' opponents.
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The morning glory is a kitchen-sink affair, filled with apples and coconut, carrots, nuts and raisins; one eaten at dawn will hold a person over well into the lunch hour.
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Cleaning your place is no fun, but even worse is knowing you're getting ripped off for the products you use to make the bathroom mirror sparkle and the kitchen sink shine.
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Horiguchi threw the kitchen sink at his opponent, including a face stomp, but Motoya somehow withstood that punishment and responded in kind with attacks of his own in a frenetic first round.
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Instead of keeping all of your supplies in the pantry or under the kitchen sink, make mini baskets of the essentials to be stored in the room's you tend to the most.
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Omnibus bills pile everything and the kitchen sink into one mammoth annual appropriation bill, and lawmakers usually have only 24 hours to read thousands of pages and no ability to amend them.
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So scroll ahead to check out three of her top, easy cookie options: from slice and bake mint-chocolate chippers to toffee coffee-dipped shortbread and even a surprise kitchen sink creation.
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They hit a flat, horizontal surface with a jet of water to create a simple hydraulic jump — the same kind you would see if you turned on water at the kitchen sink.
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The Dodgers might win, because any team might win four of seven games in a given week, and no doubt if they do Roberts will have thrown the kitchen sink at them.
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Instead of a pantry, a door in the kitchen opens to reveal Miller's bathtub—her commode is off the tenement's living room, and she must brush her teeth in the kitchen sink.
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Opinion I'm at the kitchen sink, after a long day of work and kids and chores and the emotional exhaustion of a toxic election season, attempting to mindfully focus on congealed SpaghettiOs.
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Those familiar with Mr. McCraney's earlier work, much of which is written in a startlingly original impressionistic style, are likely to be bewildered at first here by the seeming kitchen-sink naturalism.
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She says when the flowers were delivered she removed the arrangement from its packaging and took it to her kitchen sink, adding fresh water -- up to the halfway point on the vase.
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The breakup, to be completed by 2020, signals a shift away from a kitchen-sink approach to industrial manufacturing in favor of generating returns by specializing in a single area of business.
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Initially, there was no running water, but Dee was handy with tools, so she bought a pipe cutter and laid down pipes to bring water into the bathroom and the kitchen sink.
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He'd spent the past hour listening to the girl plodding around her house, scrubbing the floors, filling buckets of water with the nozzle from the kitchen sink, hammering nails into the walls.
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Over the years, it has expanded to include books donated by employees, CDs, DVDs and other merchandise, ranging from beauty products to unconventional items such as a toilet and a kitchen sink.
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Jacob had breast-fed for a year, been given baths in the kitchen sink, fallen asleep on his father's shoulder a thousand times—but this was an intimacy he had never experienced.
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The apartment was so small that the toilet was next to the kitchen sink, which was across from the bed, divided by a three-foot plaster wall that resembled a jail cell.
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He tried to jam those episodes with comedy and action and violence and great music and just great character stuff and really threw the kitchen sink in in terms of entertaining people.
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Say what you will about the company's approach to devices, but at least the company's everything-and-the-kitchen-sink model has allowed them to stay limber for such a hulking hardware behemoth.
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Earlier this summer, Henry stopped by the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen to talk all things kitchen-sink pasta and promote her recently published cookbook, Back Pocket Pasta: Inspired Dinners to Cook on the Fly.
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The National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) says you should also use that same bleach solution once each month to sanitize kitchen drains and disposals; kitchen sink strainers should be washed weekly in the dishwasher.
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A Michigan Wendy's employee is out of a job after "power" soaking in a kitchen sink full of suds ... and so are his coworkers who helped post video of the bath on TikTok.
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Meanwhile, at the Harris House, which was built around the same time as well, Domoto put an enameled kitchen sink in the bathroom so his clients, an orthodox Jewish family, could keep kosher.
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"With Droppler, you place it next to a kitchen sink, a shower, or a faucet and a microphone records the sound of the running water," said Nascent Objects Founder and CEO Baback Elmieh.
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Once we were finalizing the website we thought, you know we've got everyone and the kitchen sink on this lineup, let's throw Harambe there at the very end and see if anyone notices.
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"In finance, some call it 'to throw in the kitchen sink' ... well Daimler just threw in the dining room table, the fridge and the polished silver," Evercore ISI analysts wrote in a note.
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Pine Island and the neighboring Thwaites Glacier act like plugs in a kitchen sink: they keep the West Antarctic Ice Sheet's ice streams from flowing directly into the ocean and boosting sea levels.
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I mean, I was on one of those crappy ass yellow tiled dining room tables, with my legs up in the air, and blood in the kitchen sink right there next to me.
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In the worst cases, you find yourself awkwardly duking it out for time in the bathroom, fighting over space on the DVR, and letting dirty dishes pile up in your tiny kitchen sink.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — It's not that this puzzle has a lot of culinary references, it's more that it's one of those "everything but the kitchen sink" grids that spin off in dizzying different directions.
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Korede knows that bleach masks the smell of blood, that the cabinet under the kitchen sink should be "filled with everything required to tackle dirt and grease" and that scrubbing helps her think.
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Ms. Lewis, who wrote about her home buying experience on her blog, installed a portable washer that connects to the kitchen sink and an electric dryer — slow but serviceable — with an indoor vent.
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In her new work, "Perfect Piranha," Ms. Garfield uses a kitchen-sink approach to movement, music and design to grapple with the way humans communicate (or don't) and how we might rediscover compassion.
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One of the gentler examples of dour kitchen sink realism's depiction of the postwar angst of working-class Britons, "A Kind of Loving" (1962) was the first feature film directed by John Schlesinger.
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The handheld 5-by-5-inch device can be placed anywhere extra humidity clogs up the air such as in closets, under your kitchen sink, in safes, boats, RVs, or bathrooms, and more.
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Instead, Ms. Field gives us a grim, angry, kitchen-sink Everymom, relentless in her disapproval of her underachieving grown-up children, with whom she shares a St. Louis apartment during the Great Depression.
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It's still not perfect by any means, and the company's everything-and-the-kitchen-sink approach to the line means there are plenty of features that never really made their may into my routine.
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The anecdotes about Bierdz's adventures in daytime are just some of the stories he unleashes in his everything-including-the-kitchen-sink memoir, Young, Gay & Restless: My Scandalous On-Screen & Off-Screen Sexual Liberations.
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Like so much of what the company does, it's taken an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink approach that includes everything from the $1,000 Surface Laptop to a new category of $189 third-party devices.
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Or do we get the same sort of kitchen sink, slam at the media, rants about whatever he's feeling that day and maybe do a little hat tip to tax reform along the way?
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"I am not sure throwing the whole kitchen sink is going to make much difference in the trajectory of the race," said Ford O'Connell, a GOP strategist not currently working for any presidential candidate.
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The characteristic everything-but-the-kitchen-sink quality of Mr. Andriessen's theatrical works will be familiar to anyone who recently saw his "De Materie" (composed in the 1980s) performed at the Park Avenue Armory.
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Simple Ecology Organic Reusable Farmers Bags, Set of 6, $24.95Instead of hoarding plastic bags under your kitchen sink (you will never use them), save yourself the space and the landfills from the extra baggage.
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The teen suspect turned herself in to police on Thursday, after authorities released the footage of her walking around Chernoff's home before washing her hands in the kitchen sink and sifting through the refrigerator.
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And his call was heard, as he went on to foster a generation of British artists who would eventually be known as the "Kitchen Sink" painters, even organizing an exhibition at the Whitechapel Gallery.
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Expensively decorated and fully equipped, including the kitchen sink, the beds, wine glasses, books and even bathroom lotions, it proclaims: This is your taste, these are your aspirations, this is the home for you.
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Emma Garland With a knowingly kitsch throwback aesthetic and tongue-in-cheek lyrics straight out of a kitchen sink romance novel, the Long Blondes were the Pulp the 2000's never knew they needed.
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The kitchen sink was also labeled with the address of a public housing apartment, and officials were able to match the serial numbers of the cabinets, sink and refrigerator to ones ordered by Nycha.
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And when it comes to clearing out the kitchen sink post-meal, he's adopted a total barebones practice: Just rising his fine Ikea china with plain 'ol H2O until all the grime has disappeared.
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The same chef/owner, Brian Arnoff, is rightfully lauded for Kitchen Sink Food & Drink (157 Main Street), featuring a good wine list and seasonal, delicious dishes like creamy sweet corn gnocchi with crab meat.
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"David said 'I'm just going to figure this one out, no matter however many it's going to take' and (Cubs starter Kyle) Hendricks threw the kitchen sink at him," said Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle.
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In Game 5, Popovich threw the kitchen sink at the MVP candidate: All the above strategies forced Harden into becoming a one-dimensional avalanche during one stint, and then a calculated playmaker during another.
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Christopher Dodd — was a sprawling kitchen sink of proposed regulations, signed by President Barack Obama in July 2010, which contained 17 separate sections, governing everything from car loans to CEO pay to Congolese conflict minerals.
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The video captures the interconnectedness of landscape and community; scored hillsides cut into lingering shots of a couple at the kitchen sink, water running, the contamination from mining runoff a part of their lived reality.
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English is a Germanic language that allows for many different kinds of compounds, including those made from two adjectives ("blue-green"), two nouns ("kitchen sink"), adjective-noun ("darkroom"), noun-adjective ("slate-blue") and so on.
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XOR crew begins the design process by coming up with a list of ideas for badge functionality and then designing a "kitchen sink" PCB prototype that has as much hardware on the badge as possible.
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A bespoke resume will tell the recruiter and hiring manager that you took the time to focus the message that's most relevant to the role, and not throw everything plus the kitchen sink at them.
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The idea of jamming another company's app into your app might not appeal to many Western developers, but there's certainly evidence that a 'kitchen sink' approach to apps has taken off in parts of Asia.
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More from VICE: Not everyone, however, has the same affinity for cleaning—a fact you may know all too well if you've ever argued with a significant other about the state of the kitchen sink.
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I've watched the orange water come gushing out of fire hydrants and bathtub spigots and kitchen sink faucets, while authorities at multiple levels of government assured us this water was safe for drinking and cooking.
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Having never expected a Trump victory, the Obama and Clinton squads have been throwing the kitchen sink at him in an effort to protect themselves — and to try to backstop their hard-won "transformative" achievements.
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If it weren't for the periodic bug crawling out of a corpse's mouth or a floating ghost peering underneath a child's bed, you could confuse "The Haunting of Hill House" for a kitchen-sink drama.
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Newark, New Jersey (CNN)Bryce Thomas' toy prehistoric reptiles nosedived into the cold, soapy tap water in the kitchen sink, scooping up schools of imaginary fish, when his mother started weeping in the living room.
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The effect is invigorating, especially when taken together with material choices like squishy kitchen-cabinet doors upholstered in silver faux leather and square gray tiles that cover a number of surfaces, including the kitchen sink.
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So it would have been an uphill climb for Democratic leaders to whip enough support for an obstruction of justice article — especially as moderate and swing-district lawmakers were urging against a "kitchen-sink" approach.
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The anti-tax group Club for Growth is beginning a $1.5 million advertising buy against Donald J. Trump in South Carolina, with a kitchen-sink-style spot that describes the real estate developer as a fake.
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The model's full line is "Pills to grow, pills to shrink, pills, pills, pills and a good stiff drink / pills to fuck, pills to eat, pills, pills, pills down the kitchen sink," according to the magazine.
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Where less experienced filmmakers might get bogged down in The Last Knight's kitchen-sink approach, Bay's style shines all the way through, for better or for worse – up to and including a generous helping of Bayhem.
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He made his name in 1960 with "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning," one of a new generation of down-to-earth British films dubbed kitchen-sink dramas in which he played an angry young factory worker.
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Conversely, in a bear market, it is worth managers taking a "kitchen-sink" approach—getting all the bad news out of the way so the next set of performance targets will start from a lower base.
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Thomas Jane (and his kitchen-sink dye job) is OK in 2004's The Punisher, but none of the supporting actors seem like they're acting in the same movie, making the whole thing feel tonally incoherent.
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Since the beginning of the year, investors have had just about everything but the kitchen sink thrown at them — a yield curve inversion, declining PMIs, weakening earnings, the ongoing US-China trade war — you name it.
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If you use one of the doors, you will fall into the kitchen sink on the first floor, and if you use the second door, you will find yourself in the closet of an adjacent room.
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Kakutani's kitchen sink approach means that the profound and banal all end up occupying space next to one another, the president's insidious assaults on the rule of law on one hand and "covfefe" on the other.
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For a current comparison, we can look at two of the better series around, "The Good Fight" and "The Chi" — one a high-gloss courtroom dramedy and the other a surprisingly traditional kitchen-sink neighborhood drama.
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On this trip, we stayed in a spare beach cottage where I stared each day not at the sea but at four white bowls that were generously spaced along a wooden shelf above the kitchen sink.
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Like the film, however, "Die Zehn Gebote" often leaves the viewer to meditate on the relationship between the kitchen-sink realism of the individual tales and the biblical injunctions to which they are joined, however obliquely.
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Expect bao buns filled with pork belly, and a kitchen-sink mash-up called Filipino Underground Crunchwrap with short ribs, fried tortilla, kimchi fried rice, Mexican cheese, lettuce and salsa in a crispy griddled flour tortilla.
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Democrats are throwing the kitchen sink at President Trump to protest his ongoing equivocation about a white supremacist rally and put increasing pressure on Republican leaders to denounce their party's standard-bearer in the White House.
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We will update this piece when we hear back from FF. Ding spearheaded LeEco's self-driving electric car project, the LeSee, which was unveiled at the company's everything-but-the-kitchen-sink event in California last October.
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With their "everything but the kitchen sink" approach to fusing black, doom, and death metal with jagged elements of grind, the band seems to be more of a surprisingly functional collection of hideous refuse than anything else.
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"Central banks have been throwing a kitchen sink at the economy over the past seven years and now have no way to combat the weakness," said Matthew Tuttle, chief investment officer of Tuttle Tactical Management in Connecticut.
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Affidavits filed in court and obtained by The Oklahoman allege Edwards was angry with his daughter last Tuesday evening for leaving dirty dishes in the kitchen sink and leaving other parts of his home in messy condition.
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If you have access to an ice bucket (you can always fill your kitchen sink with ice in a pinch), Deschamps suggestions using it to keep the champagne at the right temperature while you're still drinking it.
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A 2017 investigation of Kushner Cos.' properties by the New York Times and ProPublica, including of Cove Village, show that some tenants reported maggots crawling up through their carpeting and raw sewage flowing from the kitchen sink.
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They also invoke the First Amendment as justification for using Anthony -- aka Messy Mya -- but that seems like a stretch, and makes us think Team Bey is just throwing everything but the kitchen sink at this lawsuit.
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After all, the Switch is Nintendo's great new gamble — an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink console designed to learn from the mistakes of the Wii U while bringing together positive lessons from both it and its predecessors.
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With their all-out, kitchen-sink approach to hardcore, the band sounds like Daughters did way back on their 2003 album, before they morphed into whatever you want to call that new song they released last month.
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Old tensions flare and subside; conversations unfurl and dissolve; stories are told, memories half uncovered; food is prepared, then actually cooked (a Nelson hallmark—these are true kitchen-sink plays, down to the running tap) and eaten.
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There are two separate scenes of Casey and her mother slicing the skins off vegetables over the kitchen sink, standing side by side, belying the fact that, in a reversal, the daughter is caring for the mother.
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Clinton came at Mr. Sanders with kitchen-sink-style charges from the left but only occasionally mentioned one of her core criticisms: that he makes pie-in-the-sky promises without any way to get them done.
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Thelonious Monk's influence is an impossible thing to bottle or comprehend, so the Jazz Standard's approach seems apt: It is commemorating what would have been the pianist's 100th birthday with a three-week-long kitchen-sink celebration.
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Above the kitchen sink, which is carved from a slab of Black Sea marble, is a series of metal jar lids on which Thomas Braida, a painter and sculptor whom Corbetta has championed, created tiny, phantasmagoric oils.
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Deportation was throwing together new families too — kitchen-sink households in which an aunt, a family friend, a grown-up sister or an older brother who had just barely reached adulthood was suddenly raising someone else's child.
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Surely, weaponizing trade is a tempting shot when you want to throw the proverbial kitchen sink at the country (China) designated as a "strategic competitor" and a "revisionist power" challenging the Pax Americana – the American world order.
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Tina had captioned it, "Why at every party even a kids party do we have to do 10 versions of the Harlem shuffle, electric slide, cupid Shuffle, wobble Shuffle the Texas shuffle, everything but the kitchen sink Shuffle."
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"It's clear that some elements on the hard-left unleashed everything, including the kitchen sink, to try to stop the criminal justice reform effort in the House based on the worldview of all or nothing," Jeffries told CNN.
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The Times , Abramson writes, declined an early chance to invest in Google, and was left to throw the kitchen sink at its failing business model, including adding a Thursday Style section to attract more high-end advertising revenue.
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"We are still concerned around the possibility of a 'kitchen-sink' year with a new government," said Sunil Shah, a portfolio manager at Aviva Investors, referring to the situation where all the bad news is absorbed at once.
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Tara and I are both avid backcountry cooks, so we brought cookware, stoves and even a collapsible kitchen sink, along with real food, including the ingredients for a shrimp-heavy paella and garam masala-seasoned chickpeas and tomato.
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The group dumped tens of millions of dollars into negative television spots, kitchen-sink style ads that included a claim that, as the speaker of the House, he had helped support China's restrictive policy of one child per family.
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In the last few years, Chicago's become home to a certain kitchen-sink approach to jazz tropes, where rap beats, tape manipulation, and raga-esque guitar pieces can live amiably alongside the accepted squelches of saxophone and percussive polyrhythms.
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Taking a kitchen-sink approach, it's a spoof of James Bond movies, an "Entourage"-like satire of Hollywood stardom and at times an actual action series, with violent sequences designed to cash in on its star's martial-arts skills.
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You will not be the first person to blanch slightly when you lift it up in your arms to wash it in the kitchen sink or the bathtub and notice how uncannily it reminds you of your neighbor's beagle.
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He went to see the place and didn't particularly like it — the interior was painted pink — but, perusing the cabinets, he found a half-empty bottle of bourbon beneath the kitchen sink, which he took as a good omen.
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That kind of kitchen sink approach, combined with the fact that many criminal laws involving guns fall within the categories Scalia identified, lead to a low rate of success of Second Amendment claims in criminal cases: 6 percent overall.
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So, for three months I walked through the red brick residential streets of the old industrial north, enrolled on a literature course (of course) and lost in teary-eyed contemplation to the kitchen sink reveries of Steven Patrick Morrissey.
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At the kitchen sink is Armstrong's wife Janet, played by "The Crown" actress Claire Foy, who tells a friend she married the aeronautical engineer "because I wanted a normal life", but finds herself bringing up a family in extraordinary circumstances.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's plans to hit back at new U.S. tariffs on EU steel and aluminum exports include hiking duties on a range of imports from the United States, from blue jeans and rice to the proverbial kitchen sink.
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Samsung released an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink version of the S10 with 5G last month, and the company clearly prides itself at being one of the first to bring the tech to market — even though carriers haven't really caught up.
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Despite carrying a $40 million advantage in cash on hand into the final stretch, Clinton emptied the kitchen sink -- ending the campaign with just over $800,000 in campaign funds left, compared to over $7 million remaining in Trump's war chest.
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The Frankenstein of a device is also just a kitchen sink of every possible thing you could think to put in a handheld gadget in 1992, like a cell antenna, MS-DOS, solar cells (!), and a 3.5-inch diskette drive (!!!).
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The brothers' dispute is a version of the Cain and Abel story; the kitchen-sink disaster is a stand-in for the Biblical flood; the cannibalization of the Mother's baby is a very literal depiction of Communion; and so on.
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From Run the Jewels to ODESZA, from The National, xx, and Alt-J to Slowdive, it's a kitchen-sink playlist that shows, once again, how music can enrich the gaming experience and drive musical culture for generations old and new.
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As the ongoing trial of Paul Manafort illustrates, the tactic involves throwing the kitchen sink of charges with the aim of terrifying defendants so they will be more inclined to spill any possible beans on Trump in exchange for leniency.
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I think the classic theatre crowd are open to different ways of telling stories now and recognise that not everything has to be three act kitchen sink dramas in order to make a valid contribution to the current theatre scene.
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Then, at 5-5 in the tiebreak with Isner throwing the kitchen sink at a return, he produced a superbly improvised shot, played on the half-volley from almost under his feet on the baseline, to catch his opponent by surprise.
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The Neos app is also designed to alert users to potentially problematic events — like the front door being left open or water starting to leak under their kitchen sink — the associated risk of which a little timely intervention might well mitigate.
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Onstage she took shots at both of them again, but the variety of insults she leveled, some more thinly supported than others, made it seem as if she were just tossing out the kitchen sink, and not to funny ends.
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"These elections will be intensely competitive, and despite having the kitchen sink thrown at it, the PML-N could be positioned to lead a fragile coalition government," said Arif Rafiq, a political analyst and nonresident fellow at the Middle East Institute.
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It wasn't too long ago when Trump voiced support for Democratic-driven immigration policy before turning back to propose a kitchen sink of immigration restrictions spun up by Congress's archconservatives — a hardline position that ultimately tanked negotiations in the Senate.
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New York (CNN)When Dr. Calvin Sun gets back to his New York City apartment after a 19-hour shift treating critically ill coronavirus patients, he heads straight to the kitchen sink to wash his ski goggles and ski jacket.
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There is some Carveresque kitchen sink stuff, pancakes and hidden cigarette butts and all; and some Salterian love and sex and lies; and the writer pulls off a bit of narrative absurdity of the sort perfected most often by Joy Williams.
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The unconsidered drips and scrawls of paint with which this Chilean artist covers them might seem self-indulgent, but they give the surfaces a visual texture that subtly complicates their kitchen-sink topology while also making it easier to follow.
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In recent days, though, we've seen a hesitance among some moderate and swing-district Democrats to embrace a so-called "kitchen sink" approach in which party leaders green-light articles of impeachment that encompass every facet of Trump's alleged misconduct.
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"It's a complicated storm," said Rich Otto, a National Weather Service meteorologist, who said the "kitchen sink" of mixed precipitation was caused by a combination of cold air moving down from Canada and low pressure coming in from the south.
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By the end of 2006, Sheffield's The Long Blondes had added their name to the kitchen sink canon, pulling listeners into their world of disappointment, lust, old Hollywood devotion and TV dinners with a curl of vocalist Kate Jackson's lip.
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Yes, there are restrictions on size, but they're generous, and the app is perfectly suited for cloud photo storage since it isn't weighed down by kitchen-sink cloud services (Dropbox, Box, OneDrive) or an extraneous social network (Flickr, the old Google+ app).
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I bled at the bottom of the Verdugo foothills, where I dripped onto the hardwood floor of my new home in Glendale, where there was no more boyfriend and no more roaches, only sometimes crickets in the kitchen sink in the morning.
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I'd grab the hammer I have conveniently placed in the cabinet underneath my kitchen sink, smash my Chromebook to a million pieces (making sure to destroy the SSD, of course), and then walk down the block and trash it in a garbage can.
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" O'Dell rose to fame in 2014 thanks to her attention-grabbing YouTube videos like "Auntie Fee's Sweet Treats for the kids" and "Auntie Fee's Baked Chicken," in which she seasons chicken wings in her kitchen sink, declaring, "This is some good a– chicken.
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Nokes also allegedly told police he "pulled [the baby's] leg and carried him by the leg from the living room into the kitchen" and that he "dropped the child in the kitchen sink and the baby struck his head," according to the statement.
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Louis C.K. has more of a kitchen sink approach, tossing disparate styles, a jumble of plotlines and a few winks at the audience that take us out of the scene, making little effort to integrate the comic banter and the dramatic heavy lifting.
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BRUSSELS, June 1 (Reuters) - The European Union's plans to hit back at new U.S. tariffs on EU steel and aluminium exports include hiking duties on a range of imports from the United States, from blue jeans and rice to the proverbial kitchen sink.
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World number four Raonic threw the kitchen sink at the elastic-limbed Serb for two hours and 26 minutes, striking 853 winners and 285 aces but Djokovic, aiming for a fifth consecutive title at the year-ender, was equal to everything — just.
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These days, instead of throwing everything but the kitchen sink at the audience and hoping some of it scares them, filmmakers are working on a relatively microscopic scale, making horror movies like The Witch and Green Room, and audiences seem to dig them.
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The Austrian, whose run to the final will see him end the year ranked fourth in the world, then went for broke, throwing the kitchen sink at Tsitsipas as his groundstrokes rocked the Greek and he leveled the set at 3-3.
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And, along the "everything but the kitchen sink" idea, I am finding that my artistic inspiration comes from many places: Susan Howe's poetic book on Emily Dickinson (Amherst is nearby), dreams, my view of the taller grasses poking out through the deep snow.
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The map of the property that guests are given at check-in lives in a frame in my house, from one of several stays; the room I booked this time had a shared hall bath, a twin bed and a kitchen sink.
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Centineo further perplexed fans by proceeding to post a video of himself featuring his face and buzzcut for a single second, before the camera flipped to a cat drinking from the faucet of a kitchen sink filled with dirty red-wine glasses.
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"I know that there's some people who are interested in kind of a kitchen sink approach — let's throw all kinds of things in there because we can and talk about all the things we're concerned about regarding the president," she told reporters.
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Of course, that $130 million includes all kinds of things besides the actual gene editing, but the fact that you can practically CRISPR in the kitchen sink means that it's not just the companies with the deepest pockets that can edit genomes.
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The list includes U.S. exports running the gamut from big motorcycles like Harley's, built on the home turf of U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan, to "canoes", "manicure or pedicure preparations" and even "sinks and washbasins, of stainless steel" — the proverbial kitchen sink.
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Just as a beauty influencer might recommend their favorite highlighter or how to do your eyebrows, these cleaning influencers plug their top cleaning products and give tips on how to perfectly scrub a toilet, disinfect a kitchen sink, or clean baby vomit off a carpet.
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Schizophrenic kitchen-sink songs like "I Won't Dance" challenge the listener on multiple fronts, and their flagrant embrace of classical and gothic influences (as on the weird-as-hell neoclassical French odyssey "Tristesses de la Lune") was a heady harbinger of what was coming.
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To Murray's credit he was subjected to a more than four-hour barrage by third seed Wawrinka who threw the kitchen sink at his fellow three-times grand slam champion, and only in the fifth set when his legs began to buckle did he crumble.
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Mark Cortazzo, a senior partner at Macro Consulting Group, says many of the variable annuities sold before the financial crisis were actually a pretty good deal for consumers because insurers had to "throw in the kitchen sink" to overcome the stigma surrounding these products.
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Their kitchen-sink project only turned into a side business during a milk shortage in the 1970s, when the government decreed that all dairy needed to be sold as a liquid and import restrictions made bringing in foreign food products difficult, if not impossible.
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N.C. The post-Avicii kitchen-sink approach to big-tent dance music is one of that world's most perverse strengths — so long as the beats-per-minute are appropriate, almost anyone can be co-opted into the style, regardless of how apt they sound.
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In this video, writer John Doran meets the critically-acclaimed British director and hero of the kitchen-sink drama Mike Leigh to discuss his knack for capturing the socio-political zeitgeist of difficult times in British history, via the lived experiences of ordinary people.
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In the '60s, Mr. Young and Ms. Zazeela established an intensive feeding process for their animals: To maintain their health, the turtles would be brought from their aquarium to the kitchen sink to be served shrimp and a complex mixture of brewer's yeast and calcium.
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A former Ranger recalled storming a house, flex-cuffing the tenants, then staying for several hours, risking exposure, while he and his teammates searched behind walls and under mattresses for a single thumb drive—which they found, eventually, in a pipe beneath the kitchen sink.
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Neither. LG says that its kitchen-sink approach to features will be reserved for the V-series in the future, with the G-series being positioned at a lower price point (as yet unrevealed) and with business decisions affecting which elements make it into each regional variant.
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She told us what he was saying was not true, and that we should fact check, but when he's throwing the kitchen sink at her, it would have been nice if she had had a short, 10 or 15 second, rejoinder at the ready for each attack.
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"Why at every party even a kid's party do we have to do 10 versions of the Harlem shuffle, electric slide, cupid Shuffle, wobble Shuffle, The Texas shuffle —everything but the kitchen sink Shuffle," Tina Knowles-Lawson wrote on Instagram, where she initially posted the video.
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The comments came after the European Union, in retaliation to new U.S. tariffs on EU steel and aluminium exports, told the World Trade Organization about its plans to increase duties on a range of U.S. imports from big motorcycles like Harley's to the proverbial kitchen sink.
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OXO Good Grips Soap Dispensing Dish Brush, $8.99, available at AmazonI love this little dishwashing brush because it reduces the clutter around my kitchen sink, and it helps me keep the brush soapy during long washes without the need for a separate container of dish soap.
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What's the worst that could happen: If a bag or box of dry pet food gets torn and, say, left in a dirty corner under your kitchen sink, it can easily pick up E. coli or other harmful pathogens, so you wouldn't want to eat that.
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He was haunted by the image of his sister swallowing pills whose purpose she didn't understand, standing beside the kitchen sink, taking one pill from their mother's outstretched palm and then a second and then opening her mouth to show their mother that it was empty.
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Republicans blistered him on this score and much else, a kitchen-sink campaign that totaled $5 million yet also stirred muttering within the party about why there had not been a more coherent approach to a district they knew would be competitive, given Mr. Trump's weakness here.
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Kitchen sink drama is having an affair and saying "I'm having an affair," it's shagging in a car park and laddering your tights as you pull them back up, it's smoking a fag with shaking hands and it's sordid goings-on in a Travelodge off the M1.
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In Brennan & Griffin's thoughtfully curated exhibition, Acheson's ability to channel other artists, to lose and find his identity in their work, was most notable in "Untitled (Thornton Dial)" (2012), which evoked the use-everything-including-the-kitchen sink works of Dial, a self-taught Black artist from Alabama.
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The trick of establishing the tone of a psychological thriller without ever committing to a murder plot allows Perry's elaborate dialogue to float freely, a haze of menace that sets off awkward moments by the kitchen sink, on a canoe ride, on the way up the stairs at bedtime.
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" But his actual muse is Piketty's libertarian doppelgänger, Charles Murray, whose book "Coming Apart" has become the "Tobacco Road" of the intellectual right, with its lurid picture of a giant white slum "where children are brain-damaged because the latest live-in boyfriend makes meth in the kitchen sink.
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She would bring them home and soon started using them around the house — wrapping the putty around knife handles to get a better grip, using it to fix a leaky kitchen sink stopper, adding it as rubber "feet" to the bottom of a laptop and repairing a mug handle.
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Lue said Wednesday while starting point guard George Hill is likely to be matched up with Curry the most, the Cavaliers coach will be ready to throw everything and the kitchen sink at the former two-time MVP when the NBA Finals open Thursday night in Oakland, Calif.
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Thanks to several DIY irrigation systems she hacked throughout her home, including two irrigation units she created using a 150-foot hose that connects to pipes under her kitchen sink, Ms. Oakes said she has to spend only about a half-hour a day tending to her plants.
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All photos by Josué Rivas San Francisco kitchen sink punks Culture Abuse recently released their excellent new album, Peach—which we streamed alongside our extensive feature on the band—and it's so good that we thought it deserved not just a party, but a whole weekend of celebrations.
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LG has smartly offered two distinct specs to usher Android 2.0 into the world — the manageable Watch Style and the everything-plus-the-kitchen-sink Sport, which takes up a heck of a lot more arm real estate as it crams in everything from LTE connectivity to additional battery life.
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"This was a story that needed to hinge between the Moon and the kitchen sink," Chazelle said of the film that begins in 1961 as the United States trails the Soviet Union in the space race, through to the 1969 Moon landing - with many personal and professional crises on the way.
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Where the first game tried to position itself as a potential lost chapter of a story that could fit in the cracks between Tolkien's existing books, Shadow of War seems to be throwing out a strict adherence to the canon in favor of tossing in everything but the kitchen sink.
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And so I pray, in my secular way, that across a million kitchens where our divided people gather this Thanksgiving, instead of saying what won't help anyone by being said, someone in charge of a kitchen-sink salad asks someone from the other side to help her figure out the dressing.
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While we admire those who proudly pile on the most out-there looks (think fuzzy ombré coats, sequined slip dresses, and everything-but-the-kitchen-sink layers), this go around, we're keeping tabs on the approachable trends that have the power to radiate beyond the blogger/model-off-duty/fashion-editor crowd.
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Free totes from PR packages litter corners of my apartment; totes are hooked on the arms of half the subway car; the cabinet under my kitchen sink is so packed with them that I'm sometimes scared to open it; and every single indie artist I want to support makes, alas, a tote.
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It felt like everything worth giving a fuck about in New York nightlife was in that small, dark room: in the back, over a crooked table lodged between twin speaker stacks, DJs flitted between dancehall, reggaeton, techno, rap, industrial, and other kitchen-sink productions, blowing out the system constantly—not that anybody cared.
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I said that if she would commit to giving me three weeks of nonstop publicity for each album, everything but the kitchen sink, VH1 and radio stuff and photo shoots, I would go back to my counterparts at the label and get them to put everything they needed into that time period.
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In the spirit of meta narratives, I ingest every kind of alcohol, drug, pill, or unknown substance I come across—from chugging Rick's infamous flask, to the "enhancement pills" that make my hands get all big and veiny, to some sort of pipe cleaning fluid under the kitchen sink that makes me puke.
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"Tom has a habit of taking the trash out from under the kitchen sink, tying the tall bag, then just leaving it on the floor, in the garbage can — but obviously unusable, now that it's tied," said Jenny Patt, a lawyer who lives in Peter Cooper Village in Manhattan, referring to her partner.
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In a written list of immigration priorities, the White House unveiled a kitchen sink of measures restricting immigration, including a border wall, mandatory use of the E-Verify employment certification system, an end to family immigration, policies to make it harder for people to seek asylum, and funds for the border wall.
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What the opening episodes do make clear is that the high-powered team behind the show — the Oscar-winning screenwriter Akiva Goldsman, the uber-producer Greg Berlanti and the DC veteran Geoff Johns, a one-time "Teen Titans" writer — is aiming for the superhero version of kitchen-sink realism rather than comic-book gloss.
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That may be why their fall calendar is a chaotic kitchen sink of work: a mammoth book, "An Unfinished Encyclopedia of Scale Figures Without Architecture," out this fall from MIT Press, with a satirical children's book, "Houses for Sale," on the way; an exhibition, "44 Low-Resolution Houses," on view at Princeton through Nov.
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Like "The Twilight Zone," another anthology series that distilled the ambient paranoia of its age, "Black Mirror" ranges effortlessly across genres, cannibalizing everything from police procedurals and kitchen-sink dramas to eighties music videos and feminine-hygiene commercials; it is manifestly the work of someone who has clocked up many hours of screen time.
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Growing up, while other friends' parents might've had the raspy croon of Rod Stewart spinning on the record player or Cliff Richard's latest calendar hung by the kitchen sink, my mom would be making her way around the food market with Cooper, leather-clad and nursing a snake, printed across her canvas shopping bag.
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Engel said House Republicans are also discussing other changes to the bill, which he says would complicate working with the Senate to clear the bill through both chambers, "It only plays into my fear that they are trying to throw everything in the kitchen sink at this bill to make it impossible to pass it," he said.
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She adeptly captures, too, how a babel of evangelical prayers, muezzins' calls, Yoruba greetings, and pidgin conversations gives way to quiet moments: a lonely newspaperman eats dinner over his kitchen sink, a gentle romance blossoms over Bible study, and homemade rafts navigate the outskirts of the city, their plastic-bag sails hovering—"cloudlets, above the water."
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Miller's late surge helps Pelicans edge Hawks NEW ORLEANS — Atlanta Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer vowed before Monday night's game against the New Orleans Pelicans to send everything, including the kitchen sink and various movable appliances, against Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins in an attempt to force someone other than the Twin Towers to beat the Hawks on Monday night.
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The ostensible bringing together of "…place, past and future…the popular, the personal, and the political," as Rebecca Traister blurbs on the dust jacket, results in a literary kitchen sink in which no event or issue appears more important, relevant or newsworthy than any other, with so many proper nouns bobbing up through the non-fiction narrative.
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Bars that resonated with generation after generation of grime fans due to his ability to detail what was on their doorstep in a way they had never heard before; bars that harnessed dark humor, wordplay, and kitchen-sink cultural references; bars all delivered with the nonchalant swagger of someone who knows he's the very best at what he does.
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You want to bottle it just as you hope someone may find a way to harness the reverberant energy of labels like Official Rebrand, whose collection was so rife with wacko references — graffiti, sloganeering, kiddie sketches and femme-butch dualities — that if the designer, MI Leggett, omitted the kitchen sink it must have been an oversight.
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Another important change would require stakeholders to inform agencies of any objections they may have to the EIS while the agency can still act on them, rather than waiting for a lawsuit to throw the kitchen sink at the agency action as many environmental advocacy groups do today for no other reason than to create more delays.
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A few moments later, she returns to the studio, and then, after another ten minutes have passed, she goes through the kitchen, to the living room, and then out the door, where Javier sees her, from the large window by the kitchen sink, pacing back and forth, clearly agitated, though by good or bad energy he can't tell.
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The strangely beguiling avocado a la plancha comes as half a fruit warmed, blackened by char, and lying face down in a pool of room-temperature tomato water livened up by basil-chili oil and sprouted mung beans; it feels futuristic and, in the end, far superior to spooning avocado out of its skin at the kitchen sink.
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The poster features an overhead shot of a bowl that's got the whole damn kitchen sink, as the caption explains: Avocado and cherry tomatoes tossed in Honey Lime Vinaigrette with seven-grain croutons (must be the "toast" part of the calculus?) over a bed of farro, crisp apple, and kale, served with a hard boiled egg.
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During the two times a year that the media tries to crack the Austin code, the massive South by Southwest tech-film-music-kitchen sink conference and the two-weekend Austin City Limits takeover, national outlets often fall victim to one of the most confounding (and, yes, charming) things about the city: Everything feels like a hidden gem, but it likely isn't.
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He created and wrote the 2018 series "In the Long Run," a kitchen-sink comedy about a family that shared his Sierra Leonean roots, before making "Turn Up Charlie," in which he plays the title character, an old-school D.J. who's 20 years past his lone hit and too ashamed to tell his parents back in Nigeria that he's a failure.
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Leaning against the kitchen sink — to an audience of a 12-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy — Berenice solemnly describes the death of her first husband, the person who had made her happier than "any human woman," and how forever after she kept seeing "little pieces" of him in other men, some of whom she was foolish enough to marry.
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Interestingly, Arctic Monkeys – also from Sheffield and, as early tracks like "When the Sun Goes Down" prove, no strangers to kitchen sink drama themselves – released their landscape-changing debut Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not in January that year, and what followed in guitar music was a flood of lad bands who couldn't live up to the Monkeys' standard.
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The LG V20 was an "everything-but-the-kitchen-sink" sort of phone, one that packed in tons of features like dual cameras, 32-bit quad DAC, and, of course, a second display right above the screen, although it was held back by a few issues, including the massive size of the device and lack of waterproofing (as noted by my colleague Chris Welch in his review).
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And though we can't see it in these images, we'd previously heard that Samsung would probably be ditching the 3.5mm headphone jack with the Note 10 as well — maybe not surprising if you expect a premium phone to be paired with premium Bluetooth headphones, but a little odd since the Note has always been the everything-and-the-kitchen-sink device when it comes to features.
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The Galaxy S9 isn't a revolutionary device on most accounts, but it bring enough solid upgrades to keep the company's fanbase happy and remain competitive with Apple's everything and the kitchen sink iPhone X. As promised, most of the big upgrades are camera related, bringing improved low light through a dual-aperture camera and some really neat real-time translation tricks with Bixby vision.
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Recall that when we upgraded the shares in January 2018, our thesis was that risk/reward skewed favorably due to a "kitchen sink" initial outlook for FY18 (the company actually raised EPS guidance 4x last year), and heading into 2019 our thesis evolved into a call that the stock would achieve multiple expansion when the negative comp trend flipped back to positive territory in Q2.
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Beyond the dirty bits, the books I read described the moments before and after the main event, the stuff you don't see in mainstream movies, where zippers don't get stuck and teeth don't bump when you're kissing; the stuff you don't see in porn, where almost no time elapses between the repair guy's arrival and the start of activities that do not involve the clogged kitchen sink.
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Yet even Disney hasn't made ESPN available outside of the traditional bundle, opting to keep the $9 per month per subscriber fees coming instead of accelerating the destruction of cable TV. As I wrote here, AT&T has arguably been the most aggressive about putting together a kitchen sink streaming offering, HBO Max, that comprises much of the best stuff WarnerMedia has to offer.
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It's definitely an "everything and the kitchen sink" type concept: big, chunky 22-inch wheels; a powerful battery with 400 to 500 kilometers (248.5 to 310.7 miles) of off-road range; huge, wraparound windshield; hammock-style rear seats; a phone port on the steering column; suicide doors; and on-road Level 4 autonomous capabilities (meaning the vehicle can drive itself within a defined geographic area).
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For this reason, in my mind, they're directly linked with Heaton and Cocker, and with no antecedents in guitar music (though there's an argument to be made that there's plenty of similarly elevated ordinariness in the UK's other great love, grime), it seems fair, almost ten years since their break-up, to memorialise them as what they are: British rock's last great kitchen sink dramatists.
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If we have visitors I spend hours cleaning (in my own half-trained fashion, of course), I'm obsessed with incense and would rather my guests sneezed endlessly than caught a whiff of a food smell, I force my other half to clean up WHILE he's cooking, and heaven forbid he leaves a draining can in the sink (our kitchen sink was always full of old tins and carrier bags).
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These are the best espresso machines you can buy: Best overall: Breville BES870XL Barista Express Espresso Machine Best machine under $100: De'Longhi EC155 15 BAR Pump Espresso MakerBest pod machine: Nespresso VertuoPlus Coffee and Espresso MakerBest machine if money is no object: Breville Barista Touch Espresso MachineBest manual device: Flair Espresso makerBest lever machine: La Pavoni EuropiccolaThe best kitchen sinks Like the faucet, the kitchen sink is heavily used and underappreciated.
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In his own home, McNanney is still constantly rearranging to make room for new finds, but a few important pieces always stay put: Beside the kitchen sink, there's a spindly legged 19th-century British wooden cupboard he bought in installments, at the age of 20, from a Manhattan antique store (paying $50 a week for five months) while working at John Derian's home décor shop in the East Village.
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Set on an island in New York during the summer of 1992 — when "that liberal governor from Arkansas" is "slithering his way toward the White House" — Fierro's all-but-the-kitchen-sink novel incorporates essentially everything that's topical in 2017: race and gender relations; income inequality and class dynamics; climate change and environmental devastation; sexual awakening and bullying; mental illness and dementia; teenage sex; domestic violence; infertility; cancer.
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For a residence dating back beyond Michelangelo's day, the number of original features is staggering: the main gate, made of wrought iron; vaulted brick ceilings; terra-cotta tiles that line most of the 900 square meters of the main residence; wooden ceiling beams; eight hefty working fireplaces; stone windowsills and thresholds; and even the kitchen sink — a cavernous stone basin in a humble, rustic kitchen that also features a vast stone hearth.
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Task 1: Set up the kitchen as a staging station Think of the kitchen sink as your post-party cleaning home base: It's the place where you'll pour out half-full glasses, bottles and cans before they go in the dishwasher or recycling bin; it will be where you'll rinse sponges, rags and other cleaning tools; and it's where you'll place dishes, utensils and serving pieces as you bus them from tables or the living room.
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Before this kitchen sink kid was cleaning up the modeling world with her world-renowned beauty and gorgeous genetics she was just another adorable little girl getting a taste of the good life in Los Angeles, CA. This scrubbing celebrity spawn is the creation by one of the most beautiful women of all time and her agave loving hubby, but she's not alone ... she also has a brother who's taken on the same good looking profession.
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She hated the small orange Day-Glo price stickers on grocery cartons, medicine bottles, and tubes of body lotion, a sticker on a peach, unforgivably, and I'd watch her dig her thumbnail under the sticker to remove it, get it out of her sight, but, more than that, to adhere to a principle, and sometimes it took minutes before she was able to pry the thing loose, calmly, in fragments, and then roll it between her fingers and toss it in the trash can under the kitchen sink.
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This summer, more or less subconsciously, I filled the void with nonfiction: David Shields's 'Black Planet,' an obsessive, often hilarious fan diary of the Seattle SuperSonics' 1994-95 season, with a focus on how white fans devour blackness; Sam Anderson's new 'Boom Town,' a bonkers, kitchen-sink cultural history of Oklahoma City, with the local Thunder's would-be dynasty as its driving soul; and, now, Darcy Frey's THE LAST SHOT, which follows early '90s high school players from in and around New York's Coney Island housing projects, including a 14-year-old future star, Stephon Marbury.
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