Heat is applied initially to create the mash, and then the mash is distilled twice.
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Served with mash (ah, mash!), it's creaminess puts a smile on any hungry worker's face.
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Mash with some red wine vinegar, water, salt, coconut sugar for a really yummy mash side.
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Sandy creates a crispy rosemary mash with boiled and fried fingerlings, a sweet potato mash, and a chickpea and potato mash that's like the love child of mashed potatoes and hummus.
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He has this thing: chop a sweet potato into a Tupperware, microwave for five, big tablespoon of margarine, mash mash mash, raw cold tin of hotdog sausages drained of their juice on top.
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There was that Kanye and Sam Smith mash up (Samye), that Kanye and Linkin Park mash up (Kinkin Wark), that Kanye and Weezer mash up (Yeezer), and there was that time that French kid made an entire album of Kanye and Queens of the Stone Age mash ups that actually kind of banged (Kanye of the Stone Age).
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But to turn into a mash, add milk, salt, and pepper and gently mash to leave chunky parts and crispy parts through the mix.
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The legal difference between rye and bourbon comes from something called their "mash bill"—the composition of the mash of fermented grain they're made from.
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Anyway, despite assuming there were no more Kanye mash ups to mash up, another one has arrived—but even I have to admit it's decent.
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There's no smoke and mirrors, there's no pulling wool over people's eyes—you order hare and bacon and mash and you get hare and bacon and mash.
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"Early on, we felt like all we had to do was mash, and if we didn't mash and score runs, we wouldn't win," said Arenado, who reached the majors in 2013.
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Of these, my favorite was definitely the Bangers & Mash.
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Season with salt and pepper and mash to desired consistency.
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Essentially a fast melt, mash, whisk, roll, and refrigerate situation.
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Listen to Perry on The Morning Mash Up Show above.
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Mash the control sticks and the drone responds without hesitation.
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Cool slightly, then peel and mash onto a sheet tray.
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Mash with a fork until reached a desired consistency. 3.
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Mash the bananas right into it until mostly smooth. 2.
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We pump everything from the mash tank to the fermenters.
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Aaron Kleidon and Marika Josephson pour water into the mash.
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" The mash-up continues through the other parts of "ink.
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NIDA was spooked, and Mash put the trial on hold.
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The oddly reverent celebrity mash-up was in fact the show.
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For lunch, I make salmon with cauliflower mash and green beans.
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Rye's mash comes from the grain of the same name—rye.
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Mash with a potato masher or hand blender to desired consistency.
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Like all of Wright's films, Baby Driver is a mash-up.
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RSVP and show up early to the Mash Bash, party people.
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In a small bowl, mash avocado flesh with yogurt to blend.
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Rumors about the mash-up have been circulating since early 2017.
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And is there another Daft Punk mash-up in the works?
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Mash acknowledges that there could be other therapeutic uses for ibogaine.
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Best known for "Alley Oop" (1957) and the "Monster Mash" (1962).
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It feels like a mash-up of different kinds of animation.
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I mash up an avocado and massage it into my scalp.
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"Or maybe mash them all together and create The Perfect Sitcom."
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My Mash Tech bros are gonna love my personalized Story message.
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In perhaps the oddest video game mash-up since Marvel vs.
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In 2010, two Tekken and Street Fighter mash-ups were announced.
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Or mash up some guacamole de frutas, eat it with chips?
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That Oreo Creme Egg mash-up looks positively tame in comparison.
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We also went to Mash Purveyors who are our veg suppliers.
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In many ways, Button Mash saved my restaurant and my life.
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It's kind of a mish-mash of songs thrown on there.
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Cook for 5 minutes, then mash the beans until smooth. 4.
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Put the pepper mash into a major jar and seal tight.
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Baseball players mash bombs while basketball players drain three-point bombs.
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"We fought back virtually every one of them," Mr. Mash said.
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Don't mash the pedals, even if you have all-season tires.
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Woods always felt like a mash-up of robotics and marketing.
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The drug's effect on opioid withdrawal was "stunning," Mash told me.
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It's a mash-up of memes, an exercise in cultural unbundling.
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Onscreen or off, Seberg was an arresting mash-up of contradictions.
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Drain, then return the potatoes to the saucepan and roughly mash.
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I could help mash up the potatoes, know what I'm sayin'?
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The mash-up is simply fun to see, and to say.
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Mash the avocados in a bowl with a fork until smooth.
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The patterns were psychedelic mash-ups of herringbone, paisley, tweed and velvet.
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There are no clever flavor mash-ups, coconut flakes, or chocolate drizzles.
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When water is up to temperature, add it to the mash tun.
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"The theme song to Mash stresses me out," he wrote on Twitter.
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Is Bobby "Boris" Pickett and The Crypt Kickers' "Monster Mash" on it?
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Horizon is, in practically every way, the video game as mash-up.
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But movies based on mash-up books take things to another level.
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If you're into that little mash up, you're gonna be into Claws.
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However, Mash stresses, ibogaine could present a potential breakthrough in addressing addiction.
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Goopy, sloppy, old school, delicious: The pie and mash has it all.
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And in a literal sense, the mash-up picture turns him black.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," Priyanka raved.
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Mash potatoes, leaving skin on, with your hands or a food processor.
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The snack food mash-up you never knew you wanted has landed.
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Using a fork, mash the avocado and lime juice into the sauce.
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However, the ombre and Ultra Violet mash-up was a happy accident.
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Why mash them together in a way that's both unappetizing and uncreative?
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"They're the ones that hardly add to the conversation," Button Mash said.
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Think of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, then mash it up with Cars.
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Mash lightly, then stir in yogurt and season with salt and pepper.
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Mash trained under Wetli, calling him a "mentor," according to court documents.
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No "Monster Mash" playlist is complete without their two-snap theme song.
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We'll stick with our bangers and mash without any interference from Europe!
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They can gum their food and mash it up with their tongue.
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Make the guacamole: Mash avocados in a large bowl using a fork.
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You mentioned pie and mash, but the pub doesn't do food anymore.
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Here, this two-step mash comes together in under 25 minutes. Autumn.
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It's a remade mash that doesn't taste as good as the original.
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So the mash-up sort of worked and I filled in JJCREW.
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This mind-bending mash-up won first prize in the conceptual category
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Crown Royal 13-year-old Blenders' Mash, $59.99 for 750 milliliters, misterwrightfinewines.
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Mistry's version is a glorious, maximalist mash-up with a croque-madame.
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That means a mish-mash of human actors and computer animated characters.
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Mash the two together, and you've got a tale for the ages.
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The path there is a sportive mash-up of fact and fiction.
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Then mash on the retweet button to broadcast your supposedly clever jape.
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It is served with roasted vegetable mash, seasonal veggies and mushroom sauce.
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Audrey Mash got caught in a snowstorm while hiking in the Pyrenees.
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Ms. Mash was discharged from the hospital 12 days after her rescue.
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They mash the grapes, which is unfermented juice, which is called must.
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Among the participating artist are Tom Eglington, JAW Cooper, and Samantha Mash.
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Make the curry paste: Mash everything together with a mortar and pestle.
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"[Whether] it's sitting down and playing hangman with them or MASH — my kids are really into mash these days — art, or my girls just love driving around," she reveals of some of their favorite activities to do together.
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You mash the button on your car's key fob until the alarm beeps.
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When I'm trying to do a deep mask, I'll mash up some avocado.
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Hold the mash at 153°F (67°C) until enzymatic conversion is complete.
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Fire TV Stick and Fire TV will instead mash up all your recommendations.
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I poach eggs and mash up some avocado, which I eat with sourdough.
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A novelty song didn't have to go so hard, but "Monster Mash" did.
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Deadspin made a mash-up of anchors reading the script, which went viral.
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Every chicken in Minecraft becomes a Goomba with the Mario Mash-Up Pack.
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The rhizome itself can be transformed into a lovely mash flavored with basil.
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Justin Timberlake is taking his innovative fruit mash-up to the small screen.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," says the actress.
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"I remember they were pouring instant mash potato flakes on me," he recalls.
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Ricin is part of the waste "mash" produced when castor oil is made.
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Castle Rock is the start of a Stephen King cinematic mash-up universe.
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The couple's fans call them by a mash-up of their names, Miarren.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the actress raved.
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This is not Payard's first foray into food mash-ups and creative treats.
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What ensues, however, is a strange mash-up of monster and war movies.
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Though, note to self/anyone out there: Kitchen Aids do not mash potatoes.
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Place the potato in a small bowl and mash it with a fork.
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It was a charming and romantic and relentless (and sometimes clashing) mash-up.
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The show's format is a mash-up of The Voice and Shark Tank.
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Mash "has never received funding from Taser for her research," said spokeswoman Worley.
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Then rock out to this seamless mash-up of 2018's biggest hits.
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They then mash that up with music that they produce in real-time.
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An automated program sends back one of 700 mash-ups of the two.
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The woman with him has smoked salmon and a side bowl of mash.
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Using a fork, mash the avocados until chunky and season with salt. 6.
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Were you a fan of Mousse T's "Horny As A Dandy" mash-up?
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It was only due time until we would mash up and make something.
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In a medium bowl, mash the potatoes until all lumps are gone. 5.
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I never knew I could mash up Burl Ives and Skrillex so seamlessly!
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Annie and I have been doing these mash-ups for about four years.
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He, of course, wants to dip a chip into a bowl of mash.
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The studies confirmed what Mash had found—withdrawal symptoms improved markedly among participants.
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I mash them up with rice and mix with some salsa and guac.
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It's a freaky mash-up of one-true-love monogamy and hedonistic polyamory.
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Watch the staff dice, mash, and mix your avocado and fixing on site.
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Front Burner By definition, whiskey is a spirit distilled from fermented grain mash.
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OXO Good Grips Swivel Peeler — $11.593 See Details Step two: mash the potatoes.
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After about 20 to 30 minutes, the potatoes were soft enough to mash.
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The stolen data seems to be a mish-mash of different, disparate information.
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As the beans come to a simmer, mash them to a smooth paste.
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The unholy mash-up was a lot of fun to play with, Blizzard realized.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the actress told PEOPLE.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," Priyanka told PEOPLE exclusively.
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These excavations are a trippy mash-up of the ancient and the dizzyingly modern.
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Using a potato masher or back of a slotted spoon, mash blueberries into syrup.
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The YouTube remixer's latest musical mish-mash skewers the government's Investigatory Powers Bill — a.k.
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It's just a spicy, buttery green mash of avocado and salsa-y stuff, right?
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But one potato chip brand has won the crown of mash-up master: Lay's.
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For one, the side buttons are a little slim and therefore harder to mash.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," Chopra told PEOPLE exclusively.
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The beans turn out to also have jalapenos, bacon, and tomatoes in the mash.
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The music behind the mash-up also triggered precious memories for the artists involved.
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"If you want to mash up some guac…" I looked up, smiling a bit.
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Mash the keyboard with those HUGE hands of yours so we know it's you.
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That arrangement rationalises what was a mish-mash of disbursements under the old system.
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The rest goes to a mish-mash of investments, benefits and safety net programs.
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No fast food mash-up is too monstrous, no cheese-encrusted dish too intimidating.
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We made a pact to give MASH all we had and it bonded us.
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Next, you'll throw together a creamy, zesty avocado mash on crunchy grilled sourdough bread.
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No word on if A$AP is a big fan of bangers and mash.
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A higgledy mash of bars, venues and pop-ups, it's the Welsh capital's lifeline.
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REDO Media's large office complex was a primary colour-splattered mash of design styles.
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It was really a mish mash or hybrid of all these things coming together.
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The food world continues to mash up classic foods into unhealthy yet delicious concoctions.
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An hour-long mash-up centered on Smash Mouth's 'All Star' Love the web.
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I decided on trying to mash it in and pour everything else on top.
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Its clean, attractive results are a mash-up of more than 40 data sources.
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" Chopra told the magazine that she loved making her nuptials "a religious mash-up.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the actress told PEOPLE.
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Just type "In 2019 I am going to" and then mash that center button.
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Cool, then take the cloves from the skin and mash them to a paste.
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So where will the bangers come from in the British favorite, bangers and mash?
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The line offers a baffling and contradictory mash-up of skating and streetwear signifiers.
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Potatoes are a perfectly versatile food: You can fry them, bake them, mash them.
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Make the guacamole: Add all of the ingredients in a bowl and mash together.
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Dr. Mash said representatives of the state system walked away from negotiations on Tuesday.
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And this chicken-duck mash-up weighed just a little over half a pound.
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When thoroughly cooked, scrape out the insides, and mash using whatever tools you have.
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The work is a maximalist mash-up of icons, clip art and GIF characters.
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But I try to make sure that the mash-up evolves, week by week.
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You take one can of drained chickpeas and mash them to your preferred consistency.
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Bangers and mash, of course, but it was very much about fresh, healthy food.
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Zoboi's mash-up of cities and genres is self-assured, elegant and utterly captivating.
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The resulting mash-up is a whorl of jutting, twisting, cradling, writhing, hoisting movement.
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Add the remaining ½ cup olive oil and microplane the garlic directly into the mash.
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But with plain old potatoes, you have to peel, cook and mash them yourself.
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Where else can you get a double pie and mash and tea for £2.50?
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After extracting the liquid from the mash and filtering it, you are left with sake.
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A fistful of sausage and mash in one hand, a single Toblerone in the other.
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Last weekend I made bangers and mash with lover boy N. Luckily, it's still good.
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Either use a fork to mash the potatoes, or pass them through a potato ricer.
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Of all the monsters to do the Mash, the vampire is by far the worst.
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"It's a difficult molecule to extract, and there can be impurities in it," Mash says.
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That release will include the "Super Mario Mash-Up Pack" pre-loaded onto the disc.
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The author of 'Seeker' and 'Traveler' likes to mash up her fiction and non-fiction.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the Quantico star tells PEOPLE.
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It's a weird mash-up of Total Recall's pod city with Elysium's upper crust spitshine.
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Slice them in half lengthwise, scoop out the flesh and mash with a fork. 4.
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I came to read this article for a halarious MASH UP of kanye with sienfeld.
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Currently, the home page is a mish-mash of colorful blocks that display your stats.
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Within the vitrines, the artists also placed artifacts from their invented, pan-historic mash-up.
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Fitzgerald's "Notes" tell us that the poems are mash-ups woven out of appropriated lines.
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That's why Dark Pixel's Star Wars and Mario Kart mash-up makes so much sense.
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Per The Kitchn, simply pour boiling water over your guts, mash the result, then strain.
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Or, if mash was on the menu, she'd offer me an entirely separate meal. Christ.
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"Then you could actually mash it, banging the masher on the pan…" IS SHE SERIOUS?
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The trailer is edited by the Sleepy Skunk, who produces yearly movie trailer mash-ups.
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Even I, self-proclaimed Coldplay devotee, will not stand for this Kidz Bop mash-up.
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But what happens when you mash up fancy pen manufacturer Montblanc with some digital paper?
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To make the guacamole: In a large bowl, using a potato masher, mash the avocados.
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Return to pan and add almond creamer and 6 tablespoons vegan butter; mash until smooth.
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Add to the bowl with the eggs and mix and mash it all together. 3.
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Another illuminates the foul mash of mendacity and paranoia at the core of Donald Trump.
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But unlike other recent industry mash-ups, it lacks the whiff of exuberance, Breakingviews argues.
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As in London, pie and mash will be served before the show at Barrow Street.
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" He added that the potentially crowded Democratic field is likely to be a "mish-mash.
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Spike Lee's white-hot genre mash-up BlacKkKlansman initiates its course in the early 1970s.
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The result was a mash that looked like vomit and apparently also tasted like it.
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But despite their obvious differences, when you mash them together you get something pretty great.
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This mash-up will be available on Radio 1's iPlayer channel beginning on Sunday.
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He marveled at the menu: bangers and mash, sardines on toast, steak and Guinness pie.
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Olsen makes the delicious booze through a six-hour process starting with a homemade mash.
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But something a simple as swede mash with garnish—that to me is very Welsh.
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The results of these cultural mash-ups are pieces that feel new, yet comfortably familiar.
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They come in neon hues, in sweet-and-savory mash-ups and in outlandish sizes.
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Head tilted back, singing to the ceiling, he will mash his way to a crescendo.
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My brain always visualizes "balaclava" as a mash-up of Greek desserts and bank robberies.
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James Corden, for some reason, seems to own the franchise on recent Broadway mash-ups.
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The shop has a range of vegan trimmings, including pies and mash and tartar sauce.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the actress previously told PEOPLE.
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It offered a mish-mash of stories, never focusing on one long enough to satisfy.
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The cultural mash-up is, of course, far from being a thing of the past.
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"There is nothing I am going to be changing about my life," Ms. Mash said.
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He also planned to use the brewery's spent grain — the leftover mash — in his baking.
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It's this kind of lengthy history that makes London's pie and mash shops so special.
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" I'm like, "No, you just mash it up and sell the insights back to people.
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More classic is a near mash of tofu and preserved duck eggs, gray-green and slippery.
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It was an awesome way to take technology and psychology and kind of mash them up.
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The first trailer for Captive State was just a long mash-up of sci-fi cliches.
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Listen to the mash-up above, and then go behind the scenes of Swift's video shoot
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The guy has cranked out a ton of sprawling masterpieces, from Nashville to MASH to Shortcuts.
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Mash your bananas and add them to this mixture, along with the honey and egg whites.
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Drew Scott and Linda Phan's dreamy Italian wedding was a mash-up from start to finish.
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There are fans in cafes, servings of pie and mash, Pearly Kings and packed-out pubs.
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The founder of Sprinkles Cupcakes and L.A.'s Pizzana restaurant shares a delicious dessert mash-up.
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The collection includes original tracks and standards, as well as a mash-up of timeliness tunes.
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If using avocado, lay down thin slices and mash them so they adhere to the bread.
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Chili oil, for garnish (optional) Place avocados in a medium bowl; roughly mash with a fork.
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Throwing chicken into the mash might seem controversial, but we didn't do it because of that.
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Many folks on Twitter are hesitant to try the mash-up, but we are all in.
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You can then place these NFC-enabled cards on a board to create your mash-up.
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ET Tuesday, when the State System walked away and has not returned since, according to Mash.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," Chopra told People about their celebration.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the Quantico star told PEOPLE exclusively.
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It's a fun idea, but this monster mash-up doesn't quite coalesce into more than nostalgia.
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Though that doesn't mean this cotton candy ice cream mash-up couldn't be considered burrito-inspired.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the Quantico star told PEOPLE exclusively.
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We appreciate a good pop culture mash-up here at R29 — and the weirder, the better.
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I like movies that are really kind of out there and weird and mash genres together.
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Would fans rather watch this massive phenom mash a moonshot off the restaurant beyond Monument Park?
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We recommend the New Zealand lamb chops, which are served with sweet potatoes and beetroot mash.
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And all the problems flowing from attempts to mash ill-mapped technology onto society at large.
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At Tao Yuan, her menu is a mash-up of New American influences with Asian garnishes.
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You go to the pub and it's diverse; there's bangers and mash and chicken tikka masala.
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Let's euthanize mash-up culture and burn it in a kiln so only its ashes remain.
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Let's hope she brings some of that mash-up action to the Lip Sync Battle arena.
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Return the potatoes back in the pan with the chickpea mixture and mash well until fluffy.
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I mash up an avocado with garlic salt and olive oil and spread it on toast.
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Spin the bottle, and get ready to mash faces with the kid to whom it points.
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Clinton — a profane mash-up of insult comedy, political commentary and world history — it went viral.
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At this point, I was halfway through my halibut with truffle mash, asparagus and Champagne foam.
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Could "leisureé" — a lingerie-swim-activerwear mash-up — be the next frontier for the underthings industry?
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Give them a hunk of beef and a pile of starchy mash, and they'll be content.
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Add the mixture along with the sour cream to the pot of potatoes and mash well.
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Mash up some bananas, sweet potatoes and peas and fill up your own reusable travel pouches.
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This colossal mash-up of West African dance and vinyasa yoga is called Afro Flow Yoga.
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Just before serving, beat in as much olive oil or butter as the mash will hold.
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Cook: Atlantic Beach pie — a mash-up of Key lime and lemon meringue — is surprisingly easy.
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The gender-reveal cake emerged from a mash-up of baking trends, social shifts and technology.
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That's why the bottom of the Olympics halfpipe was a perfect mash of person and place.
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He was iPod Shuffle half a century before it was invented, a one-man mash-up.
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A new edition of the Canadian whisky, the 13-year-old blenders' mash, brought back memories.
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It is indispensable with the eggplant mash enriched with walnuts, strained yogurt and sweet fried onions.
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Mr. Fenty has done mash-ups of him "FaceTiming" with youngsters in viral videos, including Mila.
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The mash-up of tones — satire, heartbreak, terror, whimsy — is daring, but it doesn't always work.
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Emergency medical technicians arrived to take her to a MASH-style hospital tent for emergency care.
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I love this chili gumbo mash-up I learned from a Louisiana fireman named Jeremy Chauvin.
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"I hope that in spring we will be able to start hiking again," Ms. Mash said.
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That comment, spotlighted in a video mash-up on the Salon website, has dogged the neurosurgeon.
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The song "Monster Mash" was a 22011 hit by Bobby Pickett, who specialized in Karloff imitations.
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The syntax is correct, but the mish-mash of words fail to form a cogent narrative.
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Shape a small circle of potato mash on the kitchen worktop and sieve the flour over.
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This is literally all about your nan's birthday, which was in July (she was 77), and was celebrated with a family meal at a Miller & Carter, because she "likes the mash" there, and nans are the sort of people who have the time to develop mash preferences.
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But part of me still yearns for physical buttons to mash, like my beloved Game Boy had.
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Not that it's super strange, but using oysters in the mash for an oyster stout was fun.
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Pettibon prides himself on perfecting the artistry of the mish-mash image, at times even creating collages.
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If you mash the keys you'll watch the whole center of the keyboard bend with your press.
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"The Monster Mash" Unsurprisingly, this song is searched for nearly 2.673 times more on average around Halloween.
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The mansion is a mash-up of the Deus Ex reboot and a 1980s Macintosh design lab.
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At this point we've pretty much seen it all when it comes to clever food mash-ups.
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He's perfect for this show, which is an exhilarating mash-up of physics, fluid mechanics, and explosions.
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"Longyarn" is rendered in a language that has its own hypnotically repetitive rhythms and mash-up vocabulary.
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Brett Young and Boyz II Men will be reprising their memorable mash-up from March's CMT Crossroads.
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At live shows he's been known to mash up dub sounds with game classics like Balloon Fight.
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Instead of teeth, ghost sharks mash their food on hardened tooth plates, kind of like a platypus.
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Ever dreamed of a mash-up combining two of the greatest reality TV shows of all time?
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The system handed over its final offer Tuesday night and stepped away from the table, Mash said.
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One freelance writer for the Daily Mash (Britain's unfunny rip-off of The Onion) was particularly unpleased.
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"I kind of felt like I was running a MASH unit there for a while," Gundy said.
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Leftovers include half a burrito, roasted veggies, black bean burger mash, and smoky baba ganoush with crackers.
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It was a federation of six republics and two autonomous provinces—and a mish-mash of nationalities.
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Britain is drab, dull, dismal—Britain is lumpy mash, John Stapleton, and fossil hunting in Lyme Regis.
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We've seen a lot of mash-ups in our day, from sushi burritos to bao-meets-bagel.
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In reshaping "MASH" for TV, Gelbart and his partners did a lot more than just add asterisks.
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To mash together two HBO references, if you come at the Night King, you best not miss.
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But the partisan mish-mash Republicans advanced during the sit-in makes this point even more sharply.
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We'll find out if they can survive the monster mash when The Great Wall opens in February.
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But you never button mash, because in One Finger Death Punch 2, button mashing gets you killed.
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She brings this same fondness for mash-ups to her latest exhibition at Manchester's Whitworth Art Gallery.
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Open the tea bag and mash leaves into the coconut oil and sugar concoction with a fork.
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For the avocado mash, slice avocados in half, remove pit, and scoop flesh into a small bowl.
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In this edition of the Minecraft game, Microsoft is also introducing a Super Mario Mash-Up Pack.
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For my baby granddaughter, I mash a banana and put it in the freezer for a while.
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Previous themes have been Muttster Mash, Game of Bones and Ghostpupsters, said third-generation owner Joanne Morris.
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If I'm at my desk, I like to mash the whole set around in my hand absentmindedly.
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Instead, it became a sobering mash-up of so much that is contentious in American life. Guns.
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Its flavors are born from a mash of organic cranberries and a $1,750 French Cabernet Sauvignon reduction.
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Some are wrapped in pastry while others are topped with "mash," the affectionate nickname for mashed potatoes.
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The "Frozen 2" star sang a mash-up of 17 Disney singalong hits in just five minutes.
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A dizzying mish-mash of artistic styles featuring some of the most beloved characters from Nintendo's playbook.
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It's a whole mash-up of transportation issues that will only get exacerbated without the L train.
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Mash Elite Performance, California Strength, and Waxman's Gym are all solid options for coaching and training routines.
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Our food—and my banana suit chef antics—goes perfectly with everything that Button Mash stands for.
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It is "kind of like a mash-up" in itself, Simmons says: part townhouse, part art space.
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Just as long as no one drops "Monster Mash" at any of my future birthdays, I'm good.
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They're tiny magnetic balls that you can break apart, reconfigure, and otherwise mold, mash, and build with.
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Usher's jaunty visual style is a mash-up of two British greats, Quentin Blake and John Burningham.
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"A lot of time people try to mash artists together with all these other artists," Gallant says.
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I saw some dudes mash some taters and I enjoyed the approximation of drama as it ended.
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It's a mish-mash of other personas, which, if she did that on purpose, is one thing.
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Front Burner Crown Royal's newest release, a 13-year-old Blenders' Mash, includes the well-known sack.
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The sight of him near Kim felt like a mash-up of the past and the future.
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The Indian dish is usually made from a spicy mash of vegetables, served with buttered, toasted buns.
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At the same time, he is not one of those crossover artists who indiscriminately mash genres together.
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He'll reimagine the theater as a classic pie-and-mash shop, with dinner served before the performance.
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Mash all the known base sites together and they total an area not much larger than Houston.
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When the barley hit the mash, the air took on the warm, fragrant smell of a bakery.
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As usual, Will and Joel added some nice touches to the clues, especially for MASH and CUBIC.
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"I get credited with creating the mash-up, but it was Jason's idea," Mr. Grahame-Smith said.
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Mash all the known base sites together and they total an area not much larger than Houston.
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"I was coming in here every day because I love pie and mash that much," he laughs.
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The first Global Mash-Up for children — the hall has long had such a series for adults — will feature two performers whose own backgrounds could be described as global mash-ups: Elena Moon Park, whose heritage is Korean but who was born and raised in Oak Ridge, Tenn.
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The best part about revisiting The Oregon Trail is this faux mechanical keyboard which feels great to mash.
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So the Texas senator and presidential candidate is a perfect subject for a Star Wars mash-up tribute.
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The results: More unique, albeit familiar flavor mash-ups to satisfy any late-night, post-binge drinking cravings.
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MCLEAN: To me it sounds like if you were to mash-up The Weeknd with the Bee Gees.
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First, the company released mash-up movie posters for the upcoming second season of its hit paranormal thriller.
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On desktop it's a not particularly useful mash of national news reporters, local candidates and assorted unverifiable partisans.
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Slowly add the sparge water to the mash tun, collecting wort (the liquid extracted from the mashing process).
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When potatoes are cool enough to handle, remove skins and mash with a handheld mixer until smooth. 5.
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At least now, there's another chocolate-wine mash-up to try, and it involves fudgey, wine-infused brownies.
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By now we all know that food mash-ups are all the rage, especially if they involve bagels.
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Sometimes, a mash-up rises above the standard of usual Reddit fodder and becomes something more, something glorious.
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Only such a delirious mash-up, he argues, can capture the "hidden internal logic" of China's breakneck growth.
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In our era, however it looks like a deliciously hallucinogenic mash-up of William Blake and internet emojis.
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Now we know what a mash-up of Mark Ruffalo and Hulk would look like — and it's hilarious.
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You can't have two stunning people and then have their face mash only get an Ok. Lolol pic.twitter.
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These days, millennials can get an "avocado mash" on toast at the same spot for twice the price.
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Brian is dressed as a mash-up of the nurse from Silent Hill and *Pokemon'*s Nurse Joy.
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The upcoming Fallout Mash-Up Pack brings Bethesda Softworks' hit RPG series to the world-building survival game.
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So, Today we're bringing you a What In The World and Calm Down with Hayes Brown mash up.
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The result is a sort of mash-up between Sony's Dual Shock 4 and an Xbox One controller.
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I hop in the shower and then make toast with avocado mash and a fried egg for dinner.
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McIlhenny then blended the mash with French white wine vinegar and aged the mixture for another 30 days.
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The Locust's mish-mash of grindcore, punk, and new wave was not only novel, it was distinctly memorable.
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I'm low on groceries, so I just brought a random mish-mash of stuff to dip into hummus.
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The Golden Globes recognize excellence in both television and film, like an Emmys and Academy Award mash-up.
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So will the Netflix movie The King, a mash-up of Shakespeare's history plays (coincidentally also starring Chalamet).
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The idea for the mash-up actually came from one of the directors of Infinity War, Joe Russo.
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"The Mash Report", broadcast on the BBC, is the closest any show has come to pulling it off.
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Buffalo Chicken Nachos Yet another Super Bowl staple gets in on the fun in this mash-up. 7.
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So I opened my wardrobe and put on a mash-up of the worst clothes I could find.
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I found it on Spotify, and the second track seems to mash up a calypso I've never heard.
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Many a mash-up have impressed the Internet masses — from Disney-themed reimaginings to all things Potter World.
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While customers have the option of drinking each component separately, the boilermaker-style mash-up comes highly recommended.
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"I usually do it with pease pudding or a swede mash, with a rich liver gravy," says Szrok.
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For more amazing food mash-ups by Whalen, be sure to follow his massively popular Snapchat account tFimB.
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Coronation chicken salad, a dish with Indian flavors, is a flavor mash-up that has lasted for decades.
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" What follows, Mr. Alessandrini writes, is a "mash-up of theater today and my wildest musical comedy dreams.
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At heart, it's a mash note to people who love their jobs, like the series of Aaron Sorkin.
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There is cottage pie (mash-covered minced beef stew) and shepherd's pie (the same thing, but with lamb).
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Think: contemporary art, endless shopping, and innovative culinary experiences — and we're not just talking bangers and mash, here.
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Going soft under the skin, ripening, giving up the yeasty cider-mash smell you meet in orchard barns.
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But rather than mash them all up, the strands of meat hang vertically and are lightly pressed together.
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We swapped bangers and mash for biscuits and gravy, dunking our ever-fattening faces into pails of 'slaw.
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Those teamless participants are then added to a mash-up team that Mr. Valenti assembles ahead of time.
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Mash slipped easily from de-facto point guard to de-facto power forward, often in a single possession.
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The chorus is also her rapping "Spooky!" repeatedly, which makes this the catchiest Halloween jam since "Monster Mash".
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Like that earlier series, this is a show in love with tonal mish-mash, with jokes, with language.
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City Kitchen This dish — a pita, filled with an herb-packed omelet — is a mash-up worth replicating.
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That he was seen eating avocado mash and crumbled feta on sourdough with a side portion of chorizo.
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An entrance ticket included a meat pie with mushy peas; the thick green mash is a northern specialty.
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I got to a point where I was actually dreaming mash-ups of the books I was reading.
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Family friend Deborah Mash tells PEOPLE that Harris' stepfather, Brent Cowan, delivered her eulogy at the funeral service.
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The plate was filled out with spinach and white coco beans soft enough to mash with a spoon.
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Brilliant staging — as in "Harry Potter" or "Hadestown," another mythological mash-up — might have made up for that.
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Their apartment is in a 1920s building designed with a mash-up of exuberant styles, including Romanesque arches.
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Mash some potatoes to go with, and serve the meat and starch with a tangle of sautéed greens?
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The museum's guiding concept reflects the U.A.E.'s own multicultural ethos, a mash-up of global high culture.
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Many other tumblers' lid openings are blocky or mash your nose, but the KeepCup is ergonomically on point.
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In sound and in attitude, both pieces anticipated later musical developments, like turntable manipulation and digital mash-ups.
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The mish-mash of ambitious, poorly executed ideas detract from what could have made the game truly great.
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Too much of the 16 hours, however, reads like individual profiles of and mash notes to country stars.
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My family uses a KitchenAid mixer to mash potatoes, which is much easier than physically squishing them yourself.
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The band even collaborated with Jay-Z on the platinum mash-up album "Collision Course" the next year.
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But Main Street — too Western — was replaced by Mickey Avenue, a mash-up of Western and Eastern architecture.
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Front Burner At Dough in Brooklyn, Fany Gerson has created a delicious mash-up for the Purim holiday.
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After all, on a grey day, a plate of pie and mash is nigh on impossible to beat.
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Probably nicked from the French but I think the Brits can now own their mash and be proud.
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There are skewered beef hearts under a red mash of salsa that rattles with the heat of rocoto peppers.
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That's right – life found a way to mash up two already formidable monsters into one even more terrifying creature.
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Hadid's ears might have been burning after her pop star boyfriend's interview on Sirius XM's Morning Mash Up yesterday.
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Steven Spielberg's revved-up monster mash has become a classic blockbuster and marked a turning point in visual effects.
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It's a mish-mash of everything, and the idea is to bring like-minded people together into one space.
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Corden reminded viewers of some of his best Carpools in a star-studded mash-up of celebrity shotgun riders.
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Because apparently, to roll with the Royals, one must be less bangers and mash and more tea and crumpets.
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Meanwhile on Earth, Aleksandra Mir creates her "Astronauts" series of mash-up collages of the otherworldly: astronauts and saints.
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The Volume 1 trailer features a nonsensical mash-up of blood-soaked bodies, sci-fi dystopias, and Sigourney Weaver.
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Baby Driver, Edgar Wright's heist drama and musical romance mash-up, is ditching its original August 11th release date.
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Why are they a monstrous mish-mash of phallic symbolism and geometric erotica, a parade of disturbing and Mephistopheleanforms?
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It's an interesting mash-up of ruggedness and elegance that you won't find from a traditional outdoor boot brand.
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Citrus reamers need to be tapered and immersion blenders need to spin like a vibrator to mash up food.
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Unlike NYPD Blue or MASH, shows like How I Met Your Mother are currently available to stream on Netflix.
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My husband orders the garlic shrimp with mash potatoes and I order the prime rib with a side salad.
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This later tweak utilizes smoked malt in the mash bill to bring some bacon notes to the breakfast table.
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This latest product mash-up is bridging the gap between breakfast and dessert, but only for a limited time.
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The cauliflower mash texture is a little off but the food is delicious and everything is better with gravy.
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China's Communist Party propagandists put out the animated video above, a mash-up of party slogans and Chinese rap.
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The Vitality program sounds a little bit like a mash-up of store loyalty points and the Hunger Games.
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This latest alcohol-sweet-treat mash-up comes courtesy of craft brewery The Veil Brewing Co in Richmond, Virginia.
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Aside from the obvious benefits to normal Chromebooks, tablets could be the big winners from this software mash-up.
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Obviously it was out of time and just a mash of acapellas, but people forget I was only 13.
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I get braised Mediterranean chicken over sweet potato mash and a side of kale-avocado-bean salad and cauliflower.
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As the family poses, a mish-mash of children and relatives all gathered in frame, nobody can hold still.
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It was a mash-up of pizza and burger flavors, which, yes, sounds gross, but we promise, was transcendent.
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Her name sounds like a mash-up between two characters in Romeo and Juliet, Juliet Capulet and Romeo Montague.
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Before there was the stellar mash-up Twitter account Kim Kierkegaardashian, there was the Danish philosopher who inspired it.
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The latest mash-up from developer TT Games turns its attention to the villains of the DC Comics universe.
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British food: fish and chips, bubble and squeak, mushy peas, crumpets, bangers and mash, and, of course, Scotch eggs.
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Rich Fox's The Blackout Experiments looks at participants in the haunted house / live theater mash-up known as Blackout.
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Once you're ready, you'll start making a beer by creating the mash: releasing the sugar out of the grains.
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And this mash-up of these two beloved family-friendly action films could totally be the next blockbuster hit.
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And even if you did mash in all that text, it'd still lose the subtleties of sarcasm or sincerity.
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Volkswagen is trying to mash the dash into the future, but its ongoing emissions scandal remains its biggest roadblock.
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Just mash all the ingredients together in a bowl, apply the mixture to dry hair, and wait 30 minutes.
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It's like a mash-up of Twin Peaks, Veronica Mars, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but with time travel.
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You still can't mash your fist against a touchscreen and expect Shakespearean prose to pour out the other end.
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Other fillings are no lesser: chicken with the juices raving; an airy mash of potato seemingly unshackled by gravity.
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The quirky mash-up of cultures — French, Spanish, Caribbean and American South — lends an exuberance to the tourist experience.
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The genderless sizing runs from XS-XXL for pieces they're dubbing "uni-luxe:" a mash-up of unisex-luxury.
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The Sundae Shake — you guessed it — is a mash-up of a traditional milkshake and an ice cream sundae.
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It feels badass to mash into a great keyboard with Cherry switches when I'm playing games, or for a...
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Taser paid Mash around $24,353 for expert testimony in eight lawsuits filed from 2005 to 2009, court records show.
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Mash found evidence of "exhaustive mania," a form of excited delirium said to occur when drugs are not present.
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Mr. Robot Sure, the "Full House" meets "ALF" mash-up sequence from two episodes ago got the most ink.
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But too bad, really, for Alexander Wang's counterintuitive mash-up of surfswear and men's wear and slip dresses. Athlingerie.
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When he came to hours later, at a MASH unit, a chaplain was hovering above, administering the last rites.
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Strange mash-ups were tried as caloric and nutritional fulfillment took precedent over taste or even common kitchen sense.
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AND FINALLY Music mash Trying to catch up to what all the cool kids were listening to this year?
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At the Federick restaurant in the New Delhi Plaza I experienced a mash-up of Indian and Chinese cuisine.
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Mash all this together, and you get an environment where the free-to-play model towers over all others.
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It has been particularly popular with dance D.J.s and rappers, who often post new tracks, remixes and mash-ups.
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While Scratch's tree-log mash tun is still in the works, an empty barrel does the trick just fine.
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Shiode and his cofounder and CTO Mash Ohtsuka did not reveal planned pricing but say it should be competitive.
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Whether it's an oozing pile of cheesy mash or a slightly laborious pie, it's an everyday opportunity to create.
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He cut him to the bone and proceeded to mash on the deep cut for the next several minutes.
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The result is a mish-mash of punk, hair metal, country, and pop, that doesn't say anything in particular.
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Add the kashkaval, salt, and pepper and mash until incorporated (you should have about 212 220/222 cups filling).
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Cook: Spend the weekend enjoying an Atlantic beach pie — a mash-up of Key lime and lemon meringue pies.
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"Yes," said Baldwin's Trump, who then proceeded to mash faces with McCarthy's Spicer as the sketch faded to commercial.
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The name is a mash-up of the Korean words for let's eat ("muk-ja") and broadcasting ("bang-song").
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Its menu includes British-style bangers and mash, Welsh rarebit, Yorkshire pudding and fresh scones served with clotted cream.
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Given this drama, it's easy to mistake Mr. Trump's visit for a mash-up of meetings and muddled messages.
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The youngster decided to sing her mother's song, "Twenty Years from Now" alongside country singer Bonnie Bishop, Mash said.
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First, you make the 'mash' by taking the grain mix and steeping in hot water for about an hour.
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In a world gone batty for food mash-ups, perhaps no dish has been more abused than the burrito.
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In 2014, Tooting Arts Club staged its immersive version at Harrington's, one of London's oldest pie-and-mash shops.
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My mind was a mash-up of the values I was raised with and the ideals I encountered online.
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His designs are a mash-up of the creative and the consumerist, taking cues from manga and corporate advertising.
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For its part, the Ilse house demonstrates that the Bauhaus could inspire mash-ups as well as doctrinal purity.
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I don't know what I was expecting, but it certainly wasn't this symphonic mash-up of colors and styles.
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It's a sort of mash-up of a midsize and compact semi-luxury car, and it starts at $40,000.
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Reveling in the sweet mash-up of sugar, butter, bananas and coconut is what this cake is all about.
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The play does, for example, mash together Bollywood actors, Ukrainian ballerinas, and Austrian orchestras, for your cacaphonic viewing pleasure.
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This mash-up shouldn't be terribly surprising, since Post also created Hostess Donettes cereal just a few months ago.
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Brand mash-ups aren't new, obviously, and we're used to the type of brand-speak that typically surrounds them.
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Add garlic paste, ricotta, thyme, zest and ¾ cup each of the other cheeses, and mash together until well combined. 5.
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How about a cast-iron prepped steak with buttery cauliflower mash for a good dose of protein and vitamin C?
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How many other animated sitcoms would mash up the plots of Working Girl and Die Hard for a school musical?
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There are dozens of spinoffs, mash-ups, and remix projects, though numbered entries are considered to be the main series.
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In it, a child genius and Nintendo fangirl is building a new device that can mash together any two objects.
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Each time the mash is distilled, it brings up the ABV content, and refines the spirit further with each process.
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The seven books that made up the sprawling series were a characterful mish-mash of time-worn tropes lovingly refurbished.
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"The warehouse that was destroyed contained 45,000 barrels of relatively young whiskey from the Jim Beam mash bill," Cohen said.
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Snapchat has been doing face-swapping for years, and computer engineers have long used machine learning to mash visuals together.
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What do you get when you mash up the entrepreneurialism of Shark Tank with the cultural relevance of The Voice?
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Scoop flesh from a few of the chunks into a large mixing bowl, mash coarsely, and drain excess water. 2.
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Reggaetón star Daddy Yankee, who sings in a remix of the song with Justin Bieber, also condemned Maduro's mash-up.
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Okay, what if instead of Marvel movies, we get a new commercial each week following our favorite character mash-ups?
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TMZ has learned ... Josh Martinez and Paul Abrahamian are teaming up for the "Big Brother" mash-up season of 'Race.
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While eggs begin setting, place a healthy dollop of the avocado mash on each of the slices of sourdough toast.
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Fast-forward 15 years, and the once-loved music mash up has long since become a fiery pit of hell.
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Gomez appeared on Sirius XM's Morning Mash Up on Monday, and she discussed her music's evolution with host Elvis Duran.
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It did not mention Mash had been paid by Taser to testify on its behalf in lawsuits against the company.
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Joe reached out to Epic Games' worldwide creative director Donald Mustard to get the ball rolling on a mash-up.
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Another time he told me about a mash-up on YouTube of 'Whole Lotta Love' and James Brown's 'Sex Machine.
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"Time Travel," like all of Gleick's work, is a fascinating mash-up of philosophy, literary criticism, physics and cultural observation.
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The other is that waves all travelling in the same direction eventually mash and join together, forming a giant one.
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The Flinstones/Sopranos mash-up episode is still one of the best things Adult Swim has ever done, hands down.
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The company will also present an acclaimed silent-film-inspired "The Magic Flute" and "War Stories," a Monteverdi mash-up.
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The brand's mash up of avocados, dogs and actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth seems to be a recipe for success.
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Yes, but okay, they hoard it greedily and then mash it up and give insights and sell the audience, essentially.
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That's why you need to take your mashed potato game up a notch with this roasted garlic and chickpea mash.
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Set in Lagos, the book is an incendiary mash-up of two unlikely genres: the slasher and the domestic novel.
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A century or more ago, rye was used in the mash for Irish whiskey, but it went out of fashion.
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The crowd is lively and hands are in the air, pounding to a mash-up of Soul II Soul, Snap!
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In a tsunami, the water becomes thick, a blended mash of buildings, cars, trees, rocks and whatever else it encounters.
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"This is the most satisfying part," she said, squeezing the mash tightly in her hands, getting out every last drop.
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It's an irresistible mash-up of stream-of-consciousness venting and measured appraisals of everything from white feminism to Bono.
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And we should be planning for the awful possibility that we may need to construct MASH-type intensive care units.
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Now, why don't you watch a surf and snow sports mash-up video and imagine yourself far from a screen?
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On Saturday morning, Mr. Trump posted a video mash-up of TV news footage of stories about Mr. Biden's son.
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Some private citizens have figured out a way to scrape that data and mash it into an interactive map application.
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However, Mr. de Leeuw's conducting of this wondrous score — a mash of styles, colors and intricate textures — was a revelation.
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Mash the accelerator and it's as if the ship's wheelhouse has called down to the engine room for full power.
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As the weather took a turn for the worse, Mash, who lives in Barcelona, began experiencing trouble speaking and moving.
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Process the potatoes through a ricer (or if you don't have a ricer, mash them) and into a large bowl.
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Banh it ram are chewy, fried balls of mochi, filled with a coconut-soaked mash of mung beans and shallots.
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Now it is barramundi, precisely cooked and resting in a rusty mash of chile oil, fermented soybeans and chopped scallions.
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A reader, you would take RSS feeds and you'd mash them together and that would be what you would see.
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Her last collection, a '70s pop-inspired mash-up of glitz and cowboy fringe, entitled "Panic in Vegas," garnered considerable attention.
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All they do is they pull these people independently, and then they mash it up to make everybody look like monsters.
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There's an app component to it, as players create musical mash-ups using NFC-chipped cards and a specially designed board.
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It's basically a sunset on your head — a mash up of blond and orange that looks exactly like a tropical drink.
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It all started when Evans, 36, wrote about his conflicting feelings over the theme song to the popular television show Mash.
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The Office This mash-up of auditions (both successful and not-so-successful) for the workplace comedy is full of surprises.
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" That said, Zong's mash-up actually slaps, with the relaxing sounds of "Gerudo Valley" rounding out the gospel theatrics of "Selah.
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She also took to the stage to perform a "The Night Is Still Young/ Bad Blood" mash-up with Nicki Minaj.
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The site's design suggests you're in control of the song wizardry, but the site doesn't create mash-ups on the fly.
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Fans were loving the co-star cover showering them with compliments and begging for a full version of the mash-up.
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Just as important, the resulting mash-up portraits were funny and deeply unsettling — an underrated combination of qualities in art. —JS
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Based on what we know of the show, here's our guide to this unlikely mash-up of C.G.I. and T.S. Eliot.
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Tonight is steak with spinach, apple, walnut, and goat cheese salad in a mustard vinaigrette, with sweet potato mash and peas.
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The juxtaposition of this unlikely mash-up makes you notice how much our television watching preferences have changed over the years.
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It looks a bit like what would happen if you crossed a collectible card game with a music mash-up tool.
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Donald Trump didn't make this mash-up campaign ad, but he liked it enough to pin it to his Twitter feed.
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Backstreet Boys and Florida Georgia Line took part in a larger than life act for CMT's musical mash-up, CMT Crossroads.
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Battle royale's mash-up of online shooting and resource-driven "survival" gameplay (think Minecraft) lent itself perfectly to player-authored stories.
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Crushing the peppers, he mixed them with Avery Island salt and aged this "mash" for 30 days in jars and barrels.
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I mean, if you want the scoreboard to reflect the tater you just mashed, just mash it straight into the thing.
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A brand new reality dating show is coming your way, and it's basically a Real World/Couples Therapy mash-up. E!
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"Owners" are often not allowed to resell it, transfer it to another devices or mash it up with other digital goods.
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Other actions like quickly dropping out of an app still result in a mash of a home button that doesn't exist.
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That's why we have how-to's on octopus ceviche, lobster ceviche, Peruvian ceviche with sweet potato mash, , and grilled grouper ceviche.
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Planning a Thanksgiving dinner is a huge undertaking: There's a big bird to roast, gravy to make, and potatoes to mash.
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I toast two slices of Ezekiel bread, mash half an avocado on each, and poach two eggs to put on top.
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With this formal one-two punch, Eggers has somehow managed to mash the Victorian novel into the contemporary American family epic.
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We pray he and Justin Timberlake bring some "Tonight Show" goodness to the ceremony with a history of Hollywood mash-up.
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His couplings and their offspring annotate a social structure that is a mash-up of pop culture icons and political figures.
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"MASH" star William Christopher -- who played Father John Mulcahy on the iconic show -- is the latest celebrity to die in 2016.
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The Bangers and Mash Pasty features some homemade pork and sage sausage that goes down especially well with a cold beer.
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Or how about we mash these up a bit: What if, in the lab, we grew not beef but insect meat?
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Mash up Alexandria's weird suburbia vibe with Hershel's farm from season two and you get The Hilltop Colony, as it's called.
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And if you're not super fond of the earthiness of beets, add an apple to the mash for a little sweetness.
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It was by no means the first attempt to do a mash up album, but it was definitely the most successful.
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This mash-up of history and cultures is a result of Oman's role in maritime trade routes, particularly the Frankincense Trail.
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With the work of peeling out of the way, you will be glad to know that the mash comes together quickly.
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In a recent interview on SiriusXM's The Morning Mash Up, Gomez talked about the One Love benefit, specifically complimenting Bieber's performance.
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In Octogeddon, the main character is often a mish-mash of different animals, but with some clever design flourishes thrown in.
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Mash came to a different conclusion, finding that Hernandez-Llach's brain showed "biomarkers consistent with excited delirium syndrome," state records show.
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At Wetli's direction, the coroner on the case – his deputy – sent Glowczenski's brain samples to Mash at the University of Miami.
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It's kind of a mish-mash of things that have been happening in culture over the last 30 years or so.
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Here we see the brooding Batman and the idealistic Superman in a mash-up from the director of "Watchmen," Zack Snyder.
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The fish and sauce commingle, get the mash treatment and head into a hot oven to bake until golden and bubbly.
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After, Gomez visited the SiriusXM studios for her Morning Mash Up interview wearing a black slip dress over a white tunic.
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This year's biennial was a mash-up of claims and interests that played out in four exhibitions grouped under one umbrella.
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When the ramen burger burst on the scene in 2013, it became the new mash-up food that had everyone drooling.
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Each outfit looked like a greatest hits mash-up of Kim's, Kris', Kourtney's, Khloe's, and Kylie's (not Kendall's) most memorable looks.
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A short walk away, YeSake offers more inventive takes on classic Asian fare, with burrito-sushi mash-ups and sake slushies.
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You don't even have time to mash your quickest light normal to safely try to push me away; you'll get hit.
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For the cooking and finishing process: Take the pepper mash and strain out the skin and seeds using a fine mesh.
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Your videos mash up a lot of different qualities and sources: HD, SD, recorded or manufactured sound, found or manufactured images.
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Furthermore, many popular styles of drag feature callous mash-ups of identity that can muddle conversations around oppression, prejudice, and appropriation.
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For the two people that believe that there's no wrong way to mash foods together, we've got great news for you.
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"Christmas Together" keeps the pealing prettiness and classical mash-ups, but in much larger formal arrangements that usually turn toward popera.
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All around us, meanwhile, new media forms like the Arya's horse/"Old Town Road" mash-up continue to break formal ground.
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Where the masa would be, Mr. López makes a sweet, enjoyably gummy mash of green plantains, taro root and kabocha squash.
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On the sweet side, it will sell a Croiffle, a mash-up of a croissant and waffle with a trademarked name.
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His books are mash-ups of memory, investigation and fictional ornamentation, marked with a fond disrespect for genre — much like life.
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Drain again, then transfer to a large bowl or your cutting board and lightly mash or chop the vegetables roughly. 215.
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My first home here was a high-ceilinged, east-facing space — an oddly laid out mash up of five hotel rooms.
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And when it seemed as if she were done, she wasn't: She scraped the coconut mash into a piece of cheesecloth.
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"It was made with rye and malted barley, no corn, with a sweet mash on a pot still," Mr. Mihalich said.
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" Last winter, Jonas and Chopra Jonas tied the knot with a lavish wedding the bride described as a "religious mash-up.
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" Stay tuned to see if Cyrus calls upon some of her new, creepy friends for a remix of "The Monster Mash.
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"If something damages your brain, why ... would you eat it?" asked Deborah Mash, professor of neurology at the University of Miami.
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Avo operates out of an interesting mash-up of businesses housed in shipping containers with a volleyball court in the middle.
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" Right away, volunteer caregivers were treating more than 200 patients a day, said Dr. Smith — "It was like a MASH unit.
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The name of this Upper West Side shop is a mash-up of "bar à choux," French for cream puff bar.
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For example, at 20A, the answer to the clue "Indian Ocean bloc?" is PAKISTANZANIA, a mash-up of PAKISTAN and TANZANIA.
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Here's an autotuned, musical mash-up called "We Are Connected," starring Carl SAGAN, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Richard Feynman and Bill Nye.
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My motivational inner monologue became a deranged outer monologue, bellowing puerile mash-ups of 1980s commercial jingles at avalanche-inciting volume.
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As the time passed on the mountain, Mash fell unconscious and husband Rohan Schoeman told TV3 he thought she was dead.
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It feels much like a standard geared transmission, but mash the throttle and the elastic variable transmission rears its rubbery head.
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AND FINALLY ... Smash mash These elephants at the Oregon Zoo get into the fall spirit by smashing up some giant pumpkins.
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With the exception of Terry's Chocolate Orange, last seen in Christmas 2017, the McFlurry Christmas chocolate mash-up usually falls short.
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On their highest-impact issue, they are split about whether it should happen, a mash-up of positions from both parties.
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Here they grow up healthy, on a diet of organic vegetables, discarded coffee grounds, and leftover beer mash, among other things.
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The difficult mash of lone wolf motives is part of why Commissioner Dick sounded so worried in her Monday morning comments.
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Interestingly, in an example of how mercenary the music industry has always been, a copycat named John Zacherle actually beat Pickett and Capizzi to a full-length album called Monster Mash by two or three weeks, putting it out on on Cameo Parkway Records, though the pair's own full-length; The Original Monster Mash, eventually outsold his.
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Dining | New Jersey At its best, fusion cuisine can be novel and refreshing; at its worst, a hard-to-decipher mash-up.
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The menu consists of traditional English foods like roast and Yorkshire pudding, fish and chips, Cornish pasties, bangers and mash, and scones.
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Squeeze the garlic from the skins into a small bowl; using the back of a fork, mash to make a paste. 4.
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This way, the potatoes absorb the creaminess of the milk and then mash into a silky smooth vessel for turkey and gravy.
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But all other requirements for making the two are identical and just a slight difference in the mash can change the label.
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As if such a dreamy mash-up weren't enough, Lady Antebellum is slated to team up with the legendary Earth, Wind & Fire.
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On Wednesday, the hashtag #indieamnesty began trending on Twitter, quickly filling up with a nostalgic mish-mash of awkward and amusing stories.
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One guy ran over and put an end to the bangers and mash ... by slapping the BF in the face multiple times.
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A group of engineers figured this out by using a high-pressure hammer to mash together material known as Mars soil simulant.
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VK's community page Mash published a note that one of the students was forced to write to the head of his university.
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Worse, many of the mash-ups are kind of lazy; they're more about matching the tempo than making a creative musical choice.
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Doctor Strange falls flat at the end with an unsubtle Infinity Stone reference, and post-credit teasers for future Marvel mash-ups.
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Frequently a song would end and there would just be silence, and I had to mash buttons until another song would start.
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Diners munched on pot pie and mash, and a few could be heard ordering extra rounds to help ease the day's stress.
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We domesticated grains so that we could mash them up and let them transform into intoxicating liquids that would bring us together.
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Corralling this ideological mish-mash into a coherent coalition in a now-weakened state will demand all Mrs Merkel's skills of diplomacy.
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Image: Adria C. LeBoeufWhen people mash their mouths together, it's usually to display attraction (or it's an unconvincing attempt at looking human).
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That movie combined kids' movies, adventure films, and a post-apocalyptic setting to create a gleeful, gory Sam Raimi-esque mash-up.
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The Barden Bellas are known, and beloved, for their creative aca-mash-ups of hit pop songs in the Pitch Perfect franchise.
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If it takes a bit of mashing to get the dough to come together, mash away–there's no need to be gentle.
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The prebuilt world was created by developers Mojang and 4J using the various elements that come in the new mash-up pack.
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But impressive nonetheless is this Drake and Father John Misty mash-up "Legend (Holy Shit)," courtesy of New York producer Yuri Beats.
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A trout mash mixed with kitten milk formula (yum!) did the trick, and, within a week, he looked like a new person.
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Even with Dictation enabled, eating fried chicken at your keyboard requires at least one clean finger to mash the Dictation keyboard shortcut.
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The top seed in each round bats second, and each player has four minutes to mash as many taters as he can.
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But, as weird as it may sound at first, the mash-up of Midgar and Monopoly actually makes a lot of sense.
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Jessica Eaton's abstract photographs are mesmerizing — a mash-up of Op Art and homage to artists like Josef Albers and Frank Stella.
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This Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo fried chicken dish comes with a healthy heap of roasted vegetable mash and herb gravy.
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New producers like Brooklyn Sesame and Soom Foods in Philadelphia are inventing mash-ups like coconut halvah spread and chocolate sesame butter.
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The passenger who received this beef, mash, and veggies dish was not impressed, describing it as "overcooked and burnt on the edges."
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Through it all, however, her brand of aesthetic mash-ups proved difficult for others who wanted to put her in a box.
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The Hill compiled a mash-up of Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump and Glenn Beck's speech in support of Ted Cruz.
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THE SERPENT KING (Crown, $17.99), a debut by Jeff Zentner, on the other hand, is an ambitious, sui generis genre mash-up.
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As she unfurled her bright, peeling soprano in a mash-up of "Yesterdays" and "Lazy Afternoon," she conjured a timeless nostalgic dreamscape.
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An epic mash-up from Youtuber Robert Jones combines every great drinking scene in as many movies as possible in three minutes.
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In addition, the award show will feature a special pop-country mash up of "Work From Home" by Fifth Harmony and Cam.
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Even his prepared foreign policy address, to the extent it contained any policy prescriptions at all, was a self-contradictory mish-mash.
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Instead, the only consistent recourse is to mash your launcher, a universal combo-starter that, while quick, is notoriously unsafe if baited.
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And just like the country's growing food culture, the result is an innovative mash-up of Middle Eastern, Mediterranean and European influences.
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He has never worn his influences lightly; his latest is a messy mash-up of Roland Barthes, Georges Perec, Joris-Karl Huysmans.
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Cooking aficionados are also upping their games, hoping to prove that theirs is the clearest broth, the tenderest turkey, the smoothest mash.
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Their posts are a peculiar mash-up of immaturity and sophistication, laced with profane jokes but also savvy cultural and political references.
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Or you could make little potato pancakes with leftover mash, like jacketless knishes, and serve them with fried eggs and sautéed greens.
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The story is one of a plane that looked like a mash-up of the Wright brothers' Kitty Hawk and a ship.
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It was a mash-up of my parents' names, Maureen and Denis, but now I forever am named after a computer part.
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Parts of the video were posted on YouTube in 2018 by a user with a history of creating pro-Trump mash-ups.
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Scudamore's car made its way down Green Street, where pie-and-mash restaurants stand next to shops selling Indian saris and samosas.
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These sardonic mash-ups of Pop Art, Surrealism and Neo-Expressionism exemplify the ugly gorgeousness that is something of an Oehlen signature.
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It was a wake-up call that many might still like to mash the "Snooze" button on, while pretending it never happened.
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"Our community for this celebration is a beautiful mash-up representation of the tapestry of Kevin and Alic's life together," she said.
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Runners need to memorize exactly where to jump and aim their gun as they button-mash through this enemy-filled NES game.
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The green plantain mash can be topped with chicken, beef, shrimp, lobster, or pork stew, and is more than enough for two.
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From youth, the combination developed into an unintentional mash-up, resulting in quilts and textile works that defy expectations of the medium.
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Roast up some butternut squash, whip up cauliflower mash with bacon, or even make your favorite low-carb dessert for the group.
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With appropriative text and visuals, the book is full of single-page mash-up vignettes of obtuse techno-speak and familiar graphics.
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"MASH" star William Christopher -- who played Father John Mulcahy -- died from cardiorespiratory arrest ... this according to his death certificate obtained by TMZ.
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Understanding all of the science about the mash, the fermentation process, sterilizing, and keeping things clean are all crucial to the process.
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In November, Condé Nast and Condé Nast International merged fueling rumors an American Vogue/British Vogue mash-up could be on the horizon.
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For instance, Paella was the most uniquely-searched dish in Maine, and New Mexico's most unique search was for pea and peppercorn mash.
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The video features a lot of wonderfully kooky dance moves and the mash-up will absolutely be stuck in your head for days.
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Babies don't need much and it seems pretty easy to mash some bananas or make pureed carrots in the food processor at home.
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The company also recently introduced a personal credit line that's a kind of mash-up of an unsecured personal loan and credit card.
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Keep scrolling to check out their creative mash-ups and how to stay chill (in every sense of the word) all season long.
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The mash-up is effective, and it doesn't feel tonally out of place for Red Skull to parrot what the president is saying.
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The song is an infectious mish-mash of pop and R&B, with producers Chris Wahle, Lisa Desmond, and Sowlkid behind the sound.
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I just wish it had matured into something more than a mash-up, or was given space to play out its best ideas.
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If you want something slightly less garlicky, this Garlicky Roast Potato Mash relies on four to six cloves to punch up the flavor.
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Hyundai's "Mobility Vision" concept is a mash-up of a smart home with an autonomous vehicle, with futuristic furniture moving seamlessly between both.
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This creates more value through a "mash-up" that accesses either kind of storage, depending on the security and the need for accessibility.
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We go home and I make some gravy while my husband plates the cauliflower mash and zucchini chicken meatballs he made for dinner.
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Take the real-world exploration of Pokémon GO and mash it up with the building elements of Minecraft and you get Minecraft Earth.
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Digested corn, or "bourbon mash" at the Tamworth Distillery is sent off to a local farm after it's been fermented to produce ethanol.
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The strike could leave more than 100,000 students out of class, said Kenneth Mash, president of the association, which represents 5,500 faculty members.
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" His music, he says, "is just a mash of lots of different things, but with a pop sensibility as the heart of it.
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To give America more leverage, he insists that future trade deals must be one-on-one, rather than "a whole big mash pot".
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As players mash on their gamepads or move a mouse, the neural net learns and evolves over time to create a seamless animation.
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Talenti and N.Y.C.-based company Jars by Dani have teamed up to create the dessert mash-up of your dreams: Talenti by Dani.
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The second, Chocolate Peanut Butter Midway Mash, is more traditional, with chunks of peanut butter and chocolate in a chocolate ice cream base.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the Quantico star told PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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"I love that our wedding was a religious mash-up," the Quantico star tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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The annual event, now in its 31st year, is mash-up of entertainment media that is simultaneously a festival, expo, conference, and showcase.
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The more I think about, the more I realize that it really isn't the texture of mash that I have a problem with.
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" The group enjoyed cross-over success with the 2004 mash up "Numb/Encore" which combined their song "Numb" with rapper Jay-Z's "Encore.
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According to their website, they chose the name because foxes are "a symbol of versatility," perfect for their fashion-music mash-up brand.
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Brain-bending Virginia-based producer Elysia Crampton just dropped a new track today, a signature mash-up that pulls from seemingly unmatchable sources.
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I Am Setsuna's combat is like a mash-up of various Square games, pulling elements from titles like Chrono Trigger and FF VII.
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A baffling mash-up of Spring Breakers and Crossroads, the video announced the lip gloss follow-up to Kylie's hit matte lipstick line.
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"Proper Sunday roasts will definitely be on the menu, as will my all-time favorite: traditional pie and mash," Beckham told Travel+Leisure.
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For the cauliflower black bean scramble, you have to roast and mash the cauliflower before sautéing it in with a bunch of veggies.
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This plant-based 'garden loaf' is served with roasted vegetable mash, seasonal vegetables and mushroom sauce at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo.
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Her mother, who died in 2003, taught her to scramble eggs with chopsticks and mash the ingredients for won tons with her hands.
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The organization operates at more than 25 other shelters in cities across the country, offering party themes like monster mash or petting zoo.
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Most drinkers there have guessed that the mash-up of yellow liquid and blue cubes would yield a green, not a purple, potion.
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It is a mash-up of science-fiction, horror, comedy and adventure, set in the 1980s in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana.
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Mr. Culverwell and the Glasperlenspiel Sinfonietta will perform the composer Gabriel Prokofiev's "Concerto for Turntable," a mash-up piece for D.J. and orchestra.
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Based on the memoir "The Taliban Shuffle" by the journalist Kim Barker, it's a "MASH"-style dark comedy with a rowdy feminist bent.
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There is also the aforementioned Dev, played with a jolly resignation by Mr. Paulik, and Mash, whose desperate love for Con eventually wanes.
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It's called "Yuk Foo" (cute) and it is a big old mish mash of feelings and feminine rage—you can hear it above.
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Just this morning I received an email from a producer who'll remain anonymous—for both our sake's—touting a brand new mash-up.
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A net of spruce branches that looked like a dream catcher was placed in the bottom and the mash was poured over it.
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Good mash ups make you go from nodding your head to one song into nodding your head to a new song almost imperceptibly.
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Nippon sends it out with chives and a spicy daikon mash, which complement its quiet flavor, and cooked fragments of fugu, which don't.
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In one delightfully anachronistic mash-up from 1889, dinosaurs and mammoths mingle together, with one wooly mammoth grabbing a unicorn with its trunk.
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Charlesworth's works are organized into interconnected series, in which she focuses on photo-based projects that mash up and break down cultural imagery.
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The club's metal street sign is here, along with some theme-dance fliers, and a mash-note drawing of Levan by Keith Haring.
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His creators consulted an inspiration board plastered with photos of human Instagram celebrities to generate the mash-up that became the new Colonel.
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There are also "Storybox" dances, a mash-up of jazz and flamenco forms, traditional Israeli folk and Jewish dances, and Chinese fan dances.
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There's an exceptionally good pav bhaji (96 rupees), a tomato-y mash of spiced vegetables served with a slab of rapidly melting butter.
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N.L." returned to the Oval Office for a mash-up of recent White House intrigue and the Fox series "Empire" called "Them Trumps.
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Mash-up may be an overused term for the seemingly random combinations that by now have become all but formalized in men's wear.
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This all-veggie pie (vegan, if you use nondairy butter) is a cozy version of a shepherd's pie, complete with a mash top.
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The concrete doughnuts that followed — which tried to mash baseball and football fields into the same space — struggled to effectively exhibit either sport.
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It's adapted from the pav bhaji of western India, a spiced mash of vegetables and diced turkey meat, served with buttery, toasted buns.
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The FoldiMate, more compact, has large clips dangling outside, making it look like a mash-up of a clothesline and a plastic oven.
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The production opens at the Barrow Street Theatre this week, complete with pie, mash, and its stars, Jeremy Secomb (above) and Siobhán McCarthy.
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"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," Zack Snyder's bloated and sober comic-book mash-up, arrives on the small screen and streaming services.
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People were eating the veggie as-is, but they were also turning it into things like steaks, mash, tots, pizza crust, and rice.
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The Franco-Japanese alliance, which sold 10.6 million vehicles last year, currently uses a mish-mash of technology including open-source Linux software.
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""My problem was I&aposd go to the pub, have bangers and mash, a pie, maybe a pudding and then loads of pints.
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Watching the Bellas mash together pop songs without sound mixing or instruments in Khaled's presence feels at best obligatory and at worst embarrassing.
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You could see the ideal it was looking for — in this case, a hallucinatory mash-up of floppy ears and a forlorn expression.
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He comes from one of the oldest pie and mash families in London, with his great grandfather opening London's first shop in 1862.
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To this day, the majority of pie and mash shops are concentrated in East London, South East London, Essex, and nearby seaside towns.
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In the wake of The Grey Album, there were indeed a few mash-ups that acted as diamonds in a very low-bitrate rough: records like The Notorious XX, singles like the Lil Wayne and Passion Pit mash-up "Ambien Sleepy Trip", and, yes, I am partial to David Cameron shouting "You ain't no Muslim, bruv!" over classic grime instrumentals.
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I also prepare dinner which is a copy cat version of Panda Express's black pepper chicken and a keto friendly cauliflower mash for me.
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But ten minutes should at least be enough to save you from future embarrassment, if you're able to mash that delete button fast enough.
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He's best known for "Pop Culture," a mash-up of 40 different songs that he created on a whim when he was only 17.
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The result is a mish-mash of very personal, human experience provided by Scourti's memoirs and the kind of platitudes shared in motivational memes.
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Not sure if you're aware, but "Monster Mash" was a graveyard smash that got the living world grinding like the creeps of your nightmares.
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I mean, the formula was right: Mash together a BlackBerry keyboard with Android, while maintaining all of the top-notch security a BlackBerry provides.
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In other versions, a mash of potato and Cheddar has surprising buoyancy, and spinach, melded with feta, Parmesan and mozzarella, retains its vivid green.
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At Vagabond, he put chapulines on the menu and served a modern mash-up that was part Asian, part Latin, and distinctly his own.
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Yet Los Angeles, as it turns out, is where his singular mash-up of street wear, geek wear and Italian tailoring looks most natural.
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We got a chance to try the new flavor contestants and these wacky mash-ups truly include every profile of their real food counterparts.
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Nothing too dark that, I suppose, but certainly something to think about while your nan is eating mash and humming along to her fav.
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I also mash up the two avocados with lime juice, pepper, garlic salt, red pepper flakes, and a touch of cumin for third dip.
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Monday's episode of Vanderpump Rules was a bit of a Bachelor mash-up as waitress Scheana Marie went on a date with Robby Hayes.
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Predator, and while mash-up films are usually a creative death knell, the movie was enough of a sucess to warrant its own sequel.
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The announcement video above shows off what the new Minecraft Adventure Time mash-up pack will look like while mirroring the show's opening theme.
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Welcome to A-Listed, where we take you inside the mansions, shacks, apartments and houses (remember that elementary school game, MASH?) of Hollywood's elite.
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This past April, a 70-piece youth orchestra performed "Yeethoven," a mash-up of Kanye's Yeezus and the works of the 18th century composer.
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Whereas every other Western democracy has codified its system of government, Britain's constitution is a mish-mash of laws and conventions, customs and courtesies.
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Another reported several "PG-13" come-ons; one received a naked selfie from a female fan; a third mentioned a "mash note" he'd received.
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But don't try to mash the two forms together into some kind of mutant, asshole form of writing that pleases you and only you.
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But, here we are with yet another Hollywood-Washington D.C. Twitter round-up mash-up from Chelsea Handler to Billy Eichner to George Takei.
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Now, the chain is making headlines all on its own by releasing a brand new take on its classic doughnut-grilled cheese mash up.
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In a world littered with Herzog's takes on Curious George and Pokémon Go mash-ups of David Attenborough, it's only a matter of time.
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It has built a solid reputation for allowing for remixes, mash-ups and commenting features that proved popular for artists as well as fans.
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"5 Signs You Might Be A Terminator" was a zany mash-up of scenes from Terminator 2 and highlight their editing and wry humor.
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The second, Chocolate Peanut Butter Midway Mash, is more traditional — with chunks of peanut butter and chocolate contained in a chocolate ice cream base.
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"As is common practice, Dr. Mash has been paid for her time and travel expenses for depositions and court appearances," said spokeswoman Lisa Worley.
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The result was a much-buzzed-about cavern of decadence with the designer's signature mash-up on display (including an eight-foot stuffed giraffe).
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Here are some of the images they created: Pop-culture mash-up artist Saint Hoax put Trump's head on West's wife Kim Kardashian's body.
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However, Labour's would-be finance minister, John McDonnell, dismissed the Conservative estimates as "ludicrous" and a "mish-mash of debunked estimates and bad maths".
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One collection, for example, was inspired by a mash-up of 1930s French couture, 1970s West African photography, early Isaac Mizrahi and Eames furniture.
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I enjoyed a Mysore masala dosa — a thin pancake made from fermented batter, wrapped around a mash of potatoes, chili, turmeric and other spices.
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Using a mortar and pestle or the flat side of a knife, mash garlic with a pinch of salt until you get a paste.
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Rather than having a mish-mash of crochet hooks purchased at different times and scattered accessories, I could have had everything at my fingertips.
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Bedale Association Football Club recently launched its new "sausage, mash, and peas with gravy football playing kit," according to a statement sent to INSIDER.
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The out-there design is a mash-up of numerous influences, ranging from Stealth fighters to the Dream Cars of the mid-20th century.
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In the latest episode of this mythological mash-up, Ichabod Crane and Abbie Mills find themselves forced by circumstance to fight alongside their foes.
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Making a mash up of cereal and other sweet snacks, like French Toast Crunch (in limited release in 2015), Oreo O's, or Dippin' Dots.
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When I talk to DJ Sokai, a musician from Riverdale, Georgia who specializes in outrageous mash-ups, he mentions a more convincing word: potential.
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Joe shows us how to prepare a proper plate of pie and mash, complete with jellied eels and a parsley sauce known as liquor.
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It's not uncommon for players to mash out a warning to their nemesis, naming unfair conditions or making other excuses for their eventual failure.
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Hence the coatdress, a lexical mash-up with plenty of fashion credit — and a lifesaver for those of us who shiver in bare arms.
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It has depth if you want to find it, but you can also mash away for hours and still do some pretty sweet combos.
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The pair recorded "Home Boy, Sister Out," a fluxus mash-up of '80s radio that should have become an essential installment in Cherry's discography.
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One workhorse condiment made in-house is salt koji, a porridge-like mash of salt, water and a mold-infused rice called rice koji.
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So in 2500, he built his own cryptocurrency, a satirical mash-up that combined Bitcoin with the Doge meme he'd seen on social media.
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Quite by accident, the team members found that with enough pressure they could mash the mock Martian dirt into bricks — no extraterrestrial kiln needed.
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She further explores Hitchcockian motifs and the art of the mash-up in her new evening-length dance, "Tenderizer," for a cast of 14.
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The mash-up of styles drew Jeff Staple, a street wear designer from New York and a fan of the game, to scout trends.
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But a mash-up of a gospel song with an R&B song — Ginuwine's romantic slow-jam "So Anxious," for one — is hardly novel.
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These character "mash-up" cars are popular among fans because the Hot Wheels design team has a keen eye for detail, Mr. Down said.
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There's a nice mix of family favorites, such as beef stew with noodles, and more adventurous dishes, like short ribs with potato-carrot mash.
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ONYVAAWHEN YOU CAN'T COME UP WITH A GOOD BAND NAME I GUESS YOU JUST MASH A BUNCH OF CAPITAL LETTERS TOGETHER INCOHERENTLY LIKE SSBJBNDFK.
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This year, he&aposs bringing the spirit of his famous restaurant Pujol for a one-night-only mash-up menu of both dining hotspots.
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As I walked into the palace's interior, I noticed that the mash-up of styles extended to the smallest details, like this Moorish stonework.
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Today, her success has allowed us to sign a completely new Tunisian artist, Mash, who rounds off the compilation with a really cerebral track.
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True, the roasted pumpkin mash with toasted hazelnuts and fresh cheese has an obligatory air, as does the grilled bread with labneh and honey.
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Remove the star anise and cinnamon stick, stir and mash a bit with a wooden spoon, and allow to cool a bit before serving.
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There is perhaps a little bit of Buick in the styling, but probably more Ferrari and Maserati — a mash-up of Italian and American design.
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Go all-out with a red maxi dress and boots or mix prints, shades, and fabrics for a creative mash-up of the timeless color.
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Nice idea using some local kids, NYPD, but the dancing turns into one messy mash that is screaming for some Broadway quality blocking and direction.
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How representative must The West Wing be of the West Wing, or Empire of hip-hop, or MASH of Korea, or The Hills of hell?
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All rumors are pointing to a new iPhone 5SE from Apple, which will look like a mash-up of many of Apple's most recent phones.
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"She's killing it and she kind of always has been," Gomez, 23, said Friday on SiriusXM's "The Morning Mash Up," when asked about the controversy.
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That means it's gonna be parodied, and with Disney's live-action Beauty and the Beast remake hitting theaters soon, a mash-up was in order.
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Once she got home, she'd mash boiled beans with an avocado leaf in a clay pot and toss in a touch of spicy salsa roja.
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"It's kind of a mash up of those two, with some cool slow-down bullet time effects for drift kicking and tackling moves," he said.
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But then again, the same could be said of the world's most revered and time-honored dating solution — a high school cafeteria game of MASH.
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For a while now, Burger Fiction has delighted us with its fantastic mash-up videos that examine the careers of actors and trends in film.
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This new partnership marks NBC's first big step into the world of esports with the potential for more NBC Sports/esports mash-ups to come.
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The list of movies included in the mash-up are the ones that you'll be hearing a lot of in the next couple of months.
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The extended mash-up of John's biggest hits features digitally recreated versions of notable live performances through the years, coupled with some downright trippy interludes.
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Use a potato masher to mash potatoes and garlic, or place a food mill on top of the warm pot you cooked the potatoes in.
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Last year, Airbus unveiled a truly bizarre concept at the Geneva Motor Show: a car-drone-train mash-up with the effervescent name of Pop.
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Today, the music streaming company released a new playlist called "Your Daily Drive" that uses an algorithm to mash together short-form podcasts and music.
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From where I'm sitting, the message is unmistakably clear: Elman is telling his old colleague to mash his foot down hard on the gas pedal.
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Mashable's own Pete Pachal, who is a big fan, walked us through what the game's done right and wrong for a Button Mash last month.
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Each of the spots aired just after Taco Bell's nationally broadcast commercial unveiled the new menu item — a chalupa-quesadilla mash-up — to the world.
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But of course, in brewing, there are certain rules: you have to use grains and hops; you have to mash and boil and all that.
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On top of this, he shovels in a load of crushed ice and then begins to mash the whole thing together with a long spoon.
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Not ranked (because Mashable hasn't seen them) Paul Schrader's Dog Eat Dog starring Nicolas Cage and Willem Dafoe; the J-horror mash-up Sadako vs.
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I'll buy mackerels and mash them in a bowl of quicksilver and add some smoking hot licorice and some horse snot, folded into puff pastry.
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"Florida's system is arbitrary and capricious, as it allows death based on a jury's mish-mash combination of minority votes on aggravating factors", he says.
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There's also a handful of scenes from his legendary, mash-up heavy DJ sets that helped him rise to stardom throughout his decade long career.
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Then again, if Poussey were to come back from the dead as a zombie, maybe we could get a Walking Dead-OITNB mash-up series?
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Though Jenner's style zeroes in on workout staples and streetwear silhouettes, it can be hard to bring her level of finesse to the mash-up.
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Place the mashed potato on top of the bread, place the egg on top, and mash or cut in half so the yolk oozes out.
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You just put on clothes and get an outfit in the same way you just mash together ingredients in a bowl and get a salad.
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We ate them: a pliant, tender skin giving way to a smooth, creamy mash of potatoes, delivering the gut-level satisfaction of starch on starch.
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The selected works—including "Dupree's Paradise" and "G-Spot Tornado," which gleefully mash up pop and modernist elements—represent the classical Zappa at his best.
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The University of Miami said Taser's past payments to Mash were only for her testimony on excited delirium, not on the safety of its weapons.
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The Kings' next TV endeavor is the 13-episode "BrainDead" on CBS this summer, a satirical mash-up of sci-fi, horror and Washington politics.
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The star here is Moholy-Nagy's own "Light Prop for an Electric Stage," a revolving mash-up of shiny chrome forms enhanced by tinted gels.
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Monday's straightforward, no-premium deal is a contrast to other recent attempts at industry mash-ups, which gave off a whiff of exuberance before collapsing.
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They're two popular magnetic desk toys made to help adults "mash and smash stress away while building and creating — with no spinning and no batteries."
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A video mash-up that Bloomberg Politics put together this week shows repeated instances in which male counterparts commented on Ms. Carlson's appearance on air.
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The mash-up performance of "Sucker" and "Only Human" was pre-taped, so the VMAs audience watched the rock show on three big screens instead.
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The column also helped introduce concepts like the mash-up to Japan and enhanced a form of cultural hybridization that became an art form here.
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The eatery, which seats 120, is a mash-up of red and white checkered tablecloths and modernist murals and paintings from friends of Mr. Alefantis.
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The set includes all six films, as well as documentaries and "Shogun Assassin," the 59.993 English-language mash-up that kicked off the cycle here.
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The new updates include faster puppet creation, letting you "mash-up" different body components from different illustrations to generate a range of puppets more quickly.
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Fighting games represented a natural genre for the series, but there have been so many, and they all rather button-mash themselves into a blur.
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Just before serving, this baked root veg mash gets a few minutes in a 450°F oven for a nice golden brown crust on top.
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I didn't expect an arcade bar to turn out good food, but the garlic noodles from Button Mash in Los Angeles were an unexpected favorite.
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Once it's come together nicely and it feels like a slightly doughy mash roll a little ball and test boil it in some salted water.
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Instead of feeling like a mish-mash of disparate games, the Akira Toriyama-designed characters and the blocky Minecraft-esque world actually feel in sync.
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Jewelry Move over matchy-matchy: Fashion's trend for bold mash-ups of contrasting prints and colors is making its way into the world of jewelry.
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They began to distribute fake stories and images taken out of context and introduced new words like "presstitute" — a mash-up of press and prostitute.
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The medium represents a mash-up of modern technological marvels — computer vision, haptics, artificial intelligence — and more conventional creative endeavors, like screenwriting and character animation.
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Both classics deal with passionate, impossible love, and are peppered with stunning arias, but the mash-up's seams show, and not in a good way.
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Volkswagen offered the Tiguan, a mash-up of tiger and iguana, Ford shortened cougar into Kuga for some markets, and Renault famously had Le Car.
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The models walk out to a mash-up of reggae and '80s punk rock evocative of London's pirate radio stations, and the atmosphere is charged.
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