But many of them are complex and larded with fees.
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Certainly it was a McGreat success, though one larded with McFibs.
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Even those without explicitly religious titles are still larded with Bible thumping.
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Instead, Republicans rushed hastily written legislation larded with amendments through both chambers.
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It will get larded up with favors to win over various constituencies.
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At that point, the control animals were obese, their physiques larded with fat.
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His speeches and campaign ads are larded with mentions and images of Obama.
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As for critics abroad, Duterte pours scorn on them in language larded with curses.
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Pork mooncakes are as good as larded pastry encasing a springy pork filling should be.
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That approach is unusual among museum apps, which are often larded with images and text.
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A rather meagre filet of sole was larded with butter, grapes, and crispy-edged chanterelles.
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At least my leaden exhaustion, larded with intoxication, enabled me to blend into the crowd perfectly.
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However, when it is larded with my personal details it is a weapon and a liability.
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Larded throughout the novel are references to two ancient and opposite tragedies of fathers and sons.
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Saving for college bribery is an expensive process, larded with arbitrary costs and unforeseen criminal cover-ups.
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And because spending bill like this one are absolutely larded with goodies for specific members of each party.
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Yet that's not why "Solace" — a standard serial-killer entree larded with supernatural seasoning — is a flashy failure.
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The show is not larded with discussions about or dramatizations of the nature of justice or vigilantism or capitalism.
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"Perfect Blue" is a hodgepodge of murders, rapes and car crashes, larded up with abundantly animated blood, sweat and tears.
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And imagine that it is larded with symbiotic bacteria that aid the creature in the digestion of all that wood.
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And the relationship he has subsequently developed with Mr Xi has been larded with admiration for the dictator's power and style.
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There is more to the region's cuisine than garlic and tomatoes, which were plentifully larded between the entree's four mushy fillets.
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The Knicks are 16-18 and out of a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, which is larded with unspectacular teams.
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The faux-literary language seems larded on to distract from the book's essential pessimism about power and conflict between men and women.
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Most of the horror writers channeling Lovecraft's style or subject matter haven't larded their prose with slurs or calls to race war.
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Eventually Patriot Coal was larded up with more than $3 billion in liabilities from Peabody and Arch, representing 228.9,230 miners, retirees, and spouses.
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He announced the move in what has now become characteristic fashion: With a brash and unapologetic press conference larded with falsehoods and foofaraw.
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Directed and choreographed by JoAnn M. Hunter, with music direction by Michael Patrick Walker, "Unmasked" is larded with earworm hits and the occasional oddity.
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Another still, the largest, was of Kith's main collection, larded with yet more collaborations: with Levi's, with Vans, with Columbia, with Bergdorf Goodman and more.
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Nor does Clear History offer any control for the non-users Facebook tracks via the pixels and social plug-ins it's larded around the mainstream web.
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Take a moment and picture Thanksgiving: a steaming turkey carcass carried out to to a table larded with mushy green bean casseroles and drunken family members.
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After chef Donald Link asked her about daube, a Creole dish that involves larded calf and spaghetti, it appeared on the menu of his restaurant Cochon.
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Without a willing buyer for Remington, and no chance of an I.P.O., the company larded up on debt and effectively bought itself out from the investors.
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While we may lack the gumption of the ever-wily Frank Quattrone, we make up for it in energetic guessing, larded with a lot of actual reporting.
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The first half of it is larded with talk of foreign policy -- all built around the idea that foreign countries are playing the US for the fool.
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Yes, comedies are regularly larded with "old folks can't tweet" and "these darn kids and their 'texting'" jokes, while espionage thrillers invariably serve up hot webcam action.
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He cobbled it together from re-written Wikipedia entries and larded it with Star Wars references: the authors are listed as Dr. Lucas McGeorge and Dr. Annette Kin.
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Private equity firms Bain Capital and KKR paid too much, larded on too much debt, paid themselves handsomely and didn't adequately foresee the changing face of American retail.
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All these larded-on extra characters and this extraneous plot leave you with the sense that nobody trusted Momoa to carry more of this thing on his own.
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From the 1830s until the eve of the Civil War, men like Henry William Herbert made a living selling adventure tales larded with wily bucks and ferocious bears.
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The leader of the free world larded his recent news conference with false claims, while British legislators dither over their citizens' reckless decision to leave the European Union.
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While NASA is larded with layers of bureaucracy and management, Uber Chief Executive Officer Travis Kalanick has been closely involved in hatching his company's flying car plans, Moore says.
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Where Rajan is known for pithy one-liners at news conferences and speeches larded with social criticism, Patel is seen as more of a backroom technocrat who avoids the limelight.
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BreadTalk, a fast-growing chain based in Singapore, does a roaring business in "floss buns"—sweet white buns larded with butter, coated with egg and rolled in dried shredded pork.
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It's as if the show's creators, Liz Friedman and Liz Friedlander, didn't have confidence in their premise and larded Hayes's character bio up with anything they thought might be buzzy.
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His conversation is wide-ranging and larded with literary references, and his manner is so genial and confiding that at first you do not notice how stubborn he can be.
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But when President Trump used his powers to give clemency to 11 people, the press secretary's statement was larded with the often-famous names of those vouching for the pardoned.
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The rest of their bodies lie in the depths of the pie, leaching their brine into a rich custard, larded with bacon and hard-boiled eggs and spiked with mustard.
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Is there a definable trajectory since he bifurcated that shark in the 1990s, and larded the gruesome spectacle, pent inside its giant tank, drunk on formaldehyde, with a pseudo-philosophical title?
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And, the words he did say were ones larded with just the sort of ambiguity that he has long dabbled in but which threatens to tear the social fabric even further.
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She ran a campaign larded with policy papers, with serious thoughts about serious things, with poll-tested stump speech lines designed to give some to everyone but all to no one.
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It's filled with aromatic basmati rice larded with peas, cashews, and warm spices, that then gets layered with vegan "chick'n" strips, bell peppers, spinach, tomatoes, avocados, and melty non-dairy cheese.
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"Congress keeps sending the President massive spending bills larded up with fat, but this administration will continue to aggressively attack wasteful spending so we can get back to balanced budgets," he said.
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Chef has created a special recipe to pair with the vintage, available on the vineyard's Web site (search "Your hide is cooked"), with locally sourced "smashed" potatoes underlying deliciously larded meat. 5.
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But it was clear from the outset that this "advice" was larded through with real hostility—and the timing and ubiquity of the same phrase made me immediately suspect a brigade attack.
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Mr. Pace's menu has expanded to include mac 'n' cheese rich from a roux spiked with Crystal hot sauce (first bottled on Tchoupitoulas Street in New Orleans) and larded with crawfish tails.
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Unhooked, they fall flat, revealing a mound of rice larded with ground pork and stained purple-black: the color of pork blood, its metallic scent softened by a squeeze of smashed lemongrass.
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So is the larded squab in bittersweet orange sauce with a grilled candied orange; the lard is provided by a cloak of whipped fat that bathes the squab breast as it cooks.
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It is men who hold, or kid themselves that they hold, the power in this thrusting world, and the film is larded with their piggery, yet how superfluous they seem, and how disposable.
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It was larded with references and details that seemed weighty with significance, from the Holocaust to the Red Army Faction to the way one character scolds a doctor about treating women as delusional hysterics.
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Ms. Thien captures painfully well the depersonalization and numbness of living through the Cultural Revolution, particularly the "day-to-day insincerity" of casual conversation, larded with perfunctory praise for the party and Chairman Mao.
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"Coveted ticketed events are more expensive, harder to obtain, and larded with hidden fees as fans are being by squeezed for every nickel," said Congressman Bill Pascrell (D-NJ), who had requested the GAO investigation.
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If they get larded up with unrelated and unimportant spending, at least as far as most members are concerned, they'd eventually have to be offset against other things that the people they represent care about.
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That story rang true in the 22017s, when rates were nominally high but the tax code was larded with provisions that directly or indirectly benefited the politically influential oil and gas and real estate industries.
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Larded throughout the novel are references to two ancient and opposite tragedies of fathers and sons: Sophocles' "Oedipus Rex" and the classic Persian tale of Rostam and Sohrab from Ferdowsi's "Shahnameh," or Book of Kings.
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The question is whether the budget is a serious stimulus plan or a bank-breaking populist giveaway larded with tax cuts, pension benefits and welfare programs that neither Italy nor the European Union can afford.
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"Surprise bills larded with unexpected expenses and little explanation inflict sticker shock on vulnerable patients," said James Quiggle, communications director of the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, whose members include insurers, consumer groups and government agencies.
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That's because all are larded up with cash, and some have a nearly monopolistic grip on their business arenas, such as online advertising (Google), e-commerce (Amazon) and social media (Facebook), that are not going away.
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That's because all are larded up with cash, and some have a nearly monopolistic grip on their business arenas, such as online advertising (Google), e-commerce (Amazon) and social media (Facebook), that are not going away.
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Some of the loveliest dishes are the simplest, like glassine strands of jellyfish, coolly refreshing, with proper crunch and only a hint of chewiness, and a gorgeous mess of creamy scrambled eggs larded with baby shrimp.
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This is a script larded down with ideas that never stops to consider if you would really marry the man who inadvertently caused your mother to be hit by a bus as a 4-year-old.
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The spellings of various words and places change with the times—Micmac and Mi'kmaq, Kébec and Quebec—while various foodstuffs—syllabub, apple slump, waterzooi, larded capons—make their appearance as culinary fashions come and go over the decades.
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I had a few regrets, like a dish of char-siu-like barbecue pork with a virulently red gravy that called to mind melted lollipops, and a gummy bite of fermented sausage larded with flaps of pork skin.
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The coniglio alla cacciatora , or hunter's rabbit, came as nubs of tender, gamey meat on a bed of polenta larded with cheese and butter, and the onglet appeared as great red slices of hanger steak, alongside al-dente chickpeas.
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Indefatigably translated by Fagan, "Hold Fast Your Crown," with its biblical title (see Revelation 3:11), is an occasionally entertaining rant, larded with pages of philosophizing, long plot summaries of other people's films and paraphrases of other people's remarks.
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" Not surprisingly, the business of the Texas Legislature is larded with bills, many of which pass, to defund Planned Parenthood, oppose Medicaid expansion, permit firearms on college campuses, punish sanctuary cities and officially substitute "Merry Christmas" for "Happy Holidays.
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Highlights Canadians outraged by Trump's attack on their prime minister have called for a consumer boycott targeting the United States, but indignation may be hard to sustain in a nation enamored by U.S. popular culture and larded with American goods.
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The offense — larded with even more talent at the skill positions — remains stuck in neutral, plagued by the usual woes in the performance up front, even though all five linemen were in different places (or on different teams) a season ago.
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Guy Gilchrist eventually took over the strip solo, but his tenure was disastrous for the strip, as it tried to replicate Bushmiller's punchlines without understanding his style in the slightest — where Bushmiller was minimalist, Gilchrist larded the strip up with extraneous flourishes.
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And predictably, never missing an opportunity to disparage, the site is larded throughout with petty insults and thinly veiled aspersions about Republicans and the current administration, who from the DNC's perspective, are a malignancy that needs to be excised by any means necessary.
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Appetizers include a lovely little dish of radishes atop a smoked-trout gribiche, and a slab of Hudson Valley foie gras the size of a stick of butter, larded with chicken liver and bacon and poured over with a port-wine glaze.
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The show is frustrating, though, because for all the lovely vocal harmonies of the prisoners, and for all the sweet sounds of their string instruments (cello, fiddle, bass, banjo, guitar), the songs are largely unmemorable, the lyrics and dialogue larded with clichés.
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But last year, in "Jane Austen, the Secret Radical," the British scholar Helena Kelly argued that the novel was larded with subtle references to abolition and the Church of England's complicity in slavery that no reader of Austen's time would have missed.
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Simple pieces of salmon sushi and yellowtail sashimi were perfectly fresh and good, though the menu appears to be dominated by specialty rolls in the maximalist sushi tradition, laced with mayonnaise and sweet sauces, packed with tempura and spicy tuna and larded with avocado.
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The trailer barely finishes setting the table — "the video kills you seven days after you watch it" — when it launches into an inexplicable countdown of the heroine's seven days to solve the mystery, larded with creepy, but meaningless imagery that mistakes spectacle for escalation.
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He built up a library of some 21953,22014 books that he took from post to post as he rose through the ranks, and his conversation is larded with casual references not just to the usual military histories but also to novels, memoirs and poetry.
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In his half-hour "Galloping Gourmet" segments, taped in Canada and broadcast in the United States between weekday soap operas (and seen in most British Commonwealth countries as well), the focus was on meat and a lot of it, often as not larded with cream.
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But an acceptable news site does more or less the same thing: It uses Facebook to capture receptive audiences by spreading not-lies and then converts those audiences into money by luring them to an outside site not-quite larded with not-as-obnoxious ads.
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One sunny afternoon I drove down Sunset Boulevard to an about-to-be-leveled Spanish Colonial Revival villa in the hills, where nearly two dozen artists had larded the walls, garage, bathrooms, and even the drained pool with childlike paintings and one-note jokey sculptures.
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The carefully scrubbed language is of the sort found in a G-rated Disney film, but larded with self-conscious references to racism and political correctness involving two characters: the "Tom Sawyer" villain, Injun Joe (Stephen Lang), and Jorge (Daniel Edward Mora), a persecuted Mexican immigrant.
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But as I read your magazine from cover to cover, I was also amused by how, along with those demanding and harrowing adventures, the issue was larded with full-page ads for luxurious condominiums and those for vacations to the distant and alien shores of Florida.
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" Filling in the gaps It is widely reported that Trump generally does not read briefs and that those he does read have generally been "dumbed down, denuded of nuance, and larded with maps and pictures because he can't be bothered to read a lot of words.
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The advances — often issued on a debit card — are generally safer than the notorious refund anticipation loans that such services offered in the past, which were often larded with high interest charges and fees, said Chi Chi Wu, a lawyer with the National Consumer Law Center.
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Western coverage of Russia frequently lacks nuance, and it would be easy to imagine a one-sided, jingoistic account of a heroic dissident resisting Vladimir Putin's evil empire, larded up with #Resistance sloganeering about the 2016 election and the urgent need to sell weapons to Ukraine.
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It will be interesting to see if she gets the full payout she is owed — tens of millions in severance and other kinds of remuneration that CEOs get larded into their contracts — after the recent hacking disaster and the general downturn in Yahoo's business during her four-year tenure.
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Trump's speech announcing his decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accords -- making the U.S. one of three countries to do so (194 have signed onto the accords) -- was larded with examples of just how differently Trump sees the world and America's place in it than past presidents.
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Correction is from source) By Andrea Hopkins OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadians outraged by U.S. President Donald Trump's attack on their prime minister have called for a consumer boycott targeting the United States, but indignation may be hard to sustain in a nation enamored by U.S. popular culture and larded with American goods.
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But it will be interesting to see if she gets the full pay-out she is owed — tens of millions in severance and other kinds of renumeration that CEOs get larded into their contracts — after the recent hacking disaster and the general downturn in Yahoo's business during her four-year tenure.
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In 22007, in a move his critics consider infamous, Mr. Cruz joined more than 2200 of his Texas colleagues in Congress in voting against a $50.5 billion relief package for victims of Hurricane Sandy, saying that the bill was larded with pork projects unrelated to rebuilding the battered Northeast coast.
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The Hall of Famer Goose Gossage may not like him — the opinionated Gossage, who was not invited to be a guest instructor this spring, belittled Cashman in a series of interviews this week — but Cashman has adapted to the modern game, turning a roster once larded with dead money into something much more nimble.
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" 'What Survives After the "Game of Thrones" Finale' [The New Yorker] "Get ready for the zombie horde: a deluge of high-priced epics, spinoffs, and rip-offs — serialized narratives in the 'Thrones' tradition, duly larded with sexposition and gravitas, fur vests and exotic weapons, each of them aiming to hit the demographic sweet spot.
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But the imaginative seafood-rich dishes are exceptional: roasted, basted catfish in a juice made from its own head and tail on a velvety sweet purée of lotus seed boiled in coconut oil; or perhaps a seaweed-wrapped mackerel nugget topped with salmon roe on a cube of smoked yuzu-marinated rice larded with river shrimp and pink petals.
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It was so full of bombast and clichés, so larded with phrases like "we will break their will," so lacking in details and, most of all, so lacking in humility in confronting a problem and a region that has vexed better men for ages that I still don't know where he's going — only that he is going there very definitively.
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Larded with visions of hills, the waves the heat makes, the subtle mirages we feel even when we don't look at their faces, which are the faces of grief and elation and so on unpacking luggage beyond some trip in a story, probably a night sea journey or something, in other words heat of the first or second order, something Yeats might worship, and Mill might turn away.
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This type of creepy ad targeting — based on so-called 'inferences' — is made possible because Twitter associates the devices you use (including mobile and browsers) when you're logged in to its service with your Twitter account, and then receives information linked to these same device identifiers (IP addresses and potentially browser fingerprinting) back from its ad partners, likely gathered via tracking cookies (including Twitter's own social plug-ins) which are larded all over the mainstream Internet for the purpose of tracking what you look at online.
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