Apple butter can also contain up to 12% mold, which is better than cherry jam, which can be 218% moldy, or black currant jam, which can be 2510% moldy.
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" - Janelle, 26 "Moldy rust stains on shower curtain.
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So what should you do when your jam gets moldy?
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Inside one building, moldy bread was stacked in a corner.
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It's like chewing up a moldy old piece of cork.
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The meal's moldy leftovers remain on display in the gallery.
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Like most constructors, I steer clear of moldy old crosswordese.
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The money is clearly very old, some of it moldy.
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Dough and status is all that counts in the moldy mango.
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Photos provided by refugees show moldy tent roofs and rusty fans.
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He told Mashable he didn't alert management about the moldy trays.
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This isn't the first time a moldy burger has received attention.
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"That note was a bit moldy," he said at one point.
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The IG found spoiled, wilted, and moldy produce in kitchen refrigerators.
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They started by sweeping streets and removing moldy debris from buildings.
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"I opened four or five other meals, and I found moldy cheese, moldy corn, more rancid protein products that were in some of the meals," one customer in Arizona said of his $149-per-week shipment.
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There's a sad-looking tomato hiding behind moldy bread in the fridge.
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Moldy ink, dirty needles, and ink with dangerous ingredients can cause infections.
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In the gym, the air was filled with a stifling, moldy smell.
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Fischer grabbed two rusty black mortars out of a moldy cardboard box.
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Others in the city are still living in moldy apartments and motels.
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Benyan points out a large stone hole, filled with murky, moldy water.
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"Wet plants produce moldy plants, especially late in the season," he said.
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Cheese and other moldy foods are bad, because those can be triggers.
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By the time it got here, it was moldy or gone off.
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Probably because no one is sticking moldy tampons in their vaginas, thankfully.
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Burger King's marketing boss reveals how showing a nasty-looking moldy Whopper in ads could actually pay off big time Burger King wanted to spotlight its own products and business with "Moldy Whopper," said Fernando Machado, its global CMO.
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We hope that, in 44 days, you'll still have jam, moldy or not.
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Two plants died, joining the moldy leaves in the freezer for later study.
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While cleaning up his mess, Nick discovered a moldy tray inside the machine.
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Other times I get fresh shiitake mushrooms wrapped in a damp, moldy towel.
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The observations about politics, race, sex and moldy food begin to fly freely.
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Or a patient with a moldy house who kept coming in with asthma.
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It was not the first time his plates had become contaminated or moldy.
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A moldy Whopper is at the center of Burger King's new ad campaign.
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Sitting in our humid, hurricane-weather hallway, it turns moldy within three days.
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Bake a batch on Good Friday and they won't get moldy for a year.
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Gravely says people who eat moldy food may suffer allergic reactions and respiratory problems.
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We're all for being frugal, but we draw the line at eating moldy food.
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Those shows are moldy in many ways, but the jokes and themes are timeless.
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And indeed, like any food or drink, kombucha can go bad or get moldy.
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The contractor removed dry rot and moldy wallpaper and added dormers, porches and balconies.
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Not only is the weed bad, but Sisley claims it was moldy as well.
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Deal with the moldy meat sauce you've been avoiding, and Kondo all your condiments.
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Use blue light bulbs in your fridge so your food looks moldy and less appetizing!
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But the Joker threats seem different, or worse, like rancid icing on a moldy cake.
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" —alexal4cf6bbfea "My family rented a house last summer and when we arrived it smelled moldy.
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Who wants their clean dishes or cutlery sitting in a shallow bath of moldy gunk?
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You've got a 'sickout' in Detroit because teachers are sick of moldy, roach-infested classrooms.
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CLEAN UP THE BATHROOM Replacing missing tiles and re-caulking moldy areas are must-dos.
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A wheel of possible aromas included filter pad, linalool, plastic, moldy cork, and wet dog.
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But Mr. Pim, 37, said the smell is like opening a bag of moldy bread.
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Some residents are living in their moldy, half-repaired or even condemned homes and apartments.
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Comments on the moldy Whopper are almost evenly split between positive and negative, he added.
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But with "Moldy Whopper," it wanted its own business to be the focus, Machado said.
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Here's another weird thing about the "Flight 93" critique: It's kind of moldy and outdated.
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I'm determined to finish the yogurt or else it's just gonna get moldy in my fridge.
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If there's lots of food waste consider doing small, regular shops to avoid food going moldy.
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It can't stop, won't stop maturing, ripening, sharpening, and, in the case of moldy cheeses—decaying.
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There were some old flowers in a vase that I hadn't noticed smelled kind of moldy.
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It detailed questionable use of solitary confinement, delayed healthcare, broken and dirty bathrooms and moldy food.
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In 2014, Spektor gave birth to her first child—a son with Moldy Peaches' Jack Dishel.
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Which pretty much sums up the refreshingly moldy spirit of this slice of nouveau music hall.
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Until, that is — moldy spoiler alert — his character died a ghastly death early in Season 4.
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Men huddled on the lumps of moldy sofas around them, donning blankets and scarves and jackets.
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The Worst That Could Happen: Your homie gets a highly unappealing moldy ring around "his" toilet.
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Some of the leggings arrived with holes in them, some had a moldy or mildew smell.
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Poorly maintained or sloppily cleaned hotels will often have dirty, rusted, or outright moldy electric kettles.
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On Wednesday, Burger King posted a video on YouTube of a Whopper decomposing and growing moldy.
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I last posted about 8 years ago, and since then I have let it go moldy.
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Hill and her team also insist that her bullets are not moldy or unsafe in any way.
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DETROIT — In Kathy Aaron's decrepit public school, the heat fills the air with a moldy, rancid odor.
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Sergeant Bill Moody's unit burned a Porta-John, dried-up MREs, and 500 loaves of moldy bread.
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When you think "sublet," your mind may turn to leaky ceilings, moldy showers, and mysterious sink smells.
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Top note brings maximum earthiness, somewhere between a dog's wet, dirty tennis ball and moldy Band-Aids.
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Many premium wine-makers had spurned cork, blaming it for occasionally tainting wines with a moldy taste.
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This is not an exaggeration but we haven't discovered a moldy entree in our fridge in years.
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She kept pie in the fridge or pantry until it became moldy and then threw it away.
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Three friends discuss the best comedy movies ever made, before robbing the donut shop of Mt. Moldy.
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Canyon Gate was still in ruins, its streets strewn with moldy furniture, the stench of rot everywhere.
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He found only a couple of moldy oranges left in the desk of an employee on vacation.
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My favorite return attempt was a moldy, yellowed Bee-Gees coloring book that had been scribbled in.
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Ricky Gentle burns incense at night, vanilla or lavender, to hide the smell of his moldy apartment.
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Burger King made headlines when it launched its latest ad — showing a Whopper going moldy — on Wednesday.
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" Meanwhile his mother "slept in the living room on my old cot behind a moldy old screen.
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When it comes to a moldy toy, the advice of both Davis and Carpenter is simple: Move on.
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The men say it is sometimes moldy, and for those on lockdown, it is served erratically and cold.
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If you saw the moldy bologna and things that they were trying to … I was not an animal.
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The Hound finally unmasks The Mountain, revealing a swole moldy Darth Vader where his brother used to be.
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The underside of them is naturally a pretty humid spot, and Fallingwater has become very moldy at times.
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Their volunteer operation has gone into home after home, pulling out sodden belongings and stripping out moldy drywall.
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The leather seat was torn and flakes of gray, moldy foam were spread out over the wooden floorboards.
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There was a five-piece jazz ensemble of insanely talented, mostly 12-year-old kids, called Moldy Figs.
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Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, dazzled with lights and modernity, outshining the moldy decay of Yangon, then Myanmar's capital.
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Inspections, he said, sometimes require combing through moldy stacks of papers, or records so old they are unreadable.
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Taking a bite of one now, he looks as if he'd just tasted moldy flesh, or joy. Mrs.
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Cucchiara said that the archives, which would have become moldy and unreadable if they touched floodwater, were unharmed.
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Feminism has become a catchall vegetable drawer where bunches of clingy sob sisters can store their moldy neuroses.
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The mozz sticks quickly turned rubbery, with their outer fried layer growing soggy and almost moldy in texture.
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NIDA's past research on cannabis had been criticized for shoddiness, moldy product, and hostility to studying pot's potential benefits.
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I start packing my lunch, but discover that the lavash flatbreads I use for my wraps are moldy. Damn.
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Investigators also saw spoiled, wilted, and moldy produce in kitchen refrigerators, in addition to food past its expiration date.
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These included a bloody, motorized saw typically used by construction workers, and moldy body parts inside an unplugged freezer.
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The spokesperson also said that the moldy tray Nick photographed does not cross paths with the actual ice cream.
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Mimosas in a sun-dappled atrium suggest one kind of mood; grain alcohol in a moldy basement suggests another.
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The agency has also received several complaints of these treats becoming moldy or breaking apart into splinters when chewed.
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Our readers may know Roe Ethridge best for his iconic moldy fruit cover that graced our 2010 Photo Issue.
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This second story takes place entirely inside a dank, moldy apartment in one of the capital's less desirable neighborhoods.
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"A loaf of edible bread that has gone moldy and is composted, that is not a win," she said.
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The fast-food brand posted a video to YouTube on Wednesday that showed a Whopper growing old and moldy.
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The landlord filmed a video showing moldy food, unwashed dishes, dog excrement, and a filthy cage in the apartment.
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Moldy smelling in summer and freezing in winter, it played art movies that sometimes drew an audience of five.
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"The great Persian empire!" he'd cry in our tiny moldy apartment with the decaying carpet, surrounded by sometimes-hostile neighbors.
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Daisy The Great's sound is like Regina Spektor and The Moldy Peaches did a duet against a swelling, rousing orchestra.
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Right now he is trying to convince me that some moldy raspberries I forgot about aren't all the way bad.
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She leans down and walks her fingers along the footwell where the moldy upholstery has wrinkled up from the frame.
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At first, I thought it was just the light, but my head looked like it was starting to go moldy.
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He spent about four months getting over to (and in) the tower, ripping out the moldy carpet, rebuilding the bar.
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In one picture the wood is fresh and green, in another old and cracked, in a third moldy and peeling.
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We chopped bales of lettuce until our fingers went numb, and cut moldy sections from bread loaves with impressive dexterity.
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"It goes straight into my bank account, where it turns all moldy and smelly," the musician told The Red Bulletin.
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Oh, and this one smells like the very definition of umami, with just a top note of moldy gym sock.
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Nowadays the risk of moldy food is much lower, but the spice remains a staple in cuisine across the world.
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It's nowhere near the kind of moldy mess you'd expect from a meal that's lived through three Fast & Furious films.
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Sure, it's just some moldy sandwiches but what kills me is the bite taken out of one of them. Retch.
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In the case of Dasani, the "moldy/musty odour" like "old socks" happened because the bottles were packaged while moist.
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Or the liquid becomes too rich in ammonia or somewhat rancid-tasting, or everything turns the bad kind of moldy.
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The two segregation-era waiting rooms — one for black people, another for white people — have moldy walls and creaky floors.
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Last week, Ms. Edmundson finally visited the house where they can no longer live because of the damp, moldy conditions.
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In this way at least, a moldy 19th-century document has, oddly, prepared Canada for the 21st century surprisingly well.
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There are some genuinely haunting and ingenious moments as the three young heroes combat the villain in his moldy mansion.
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On Wednesday, Burger King released a new global ad campaign that shows its signature Whopper burger decomposing and getting moldy.
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Sometimes the closest place is a small shop, with little besides a couple of moldy bits of ginger and some plantain.
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I still maintain a large, moldy collection of Time magazines from the 80s which visually chronicle Reagan's mastery of his office.
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It's also full of clutter, from moldy books to ancient knickknacks to endless piles of old newspaper clippings and tax returns.
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Back at their hotel, Albritton dumped out the contents of Eric's bag: some moldy sandwiches, two cell phones, and a notebook.
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Screenshots of the employees' WhatsApp group chat show someone called "Fucking Watching You" advising employees to "just sell" the moldy weed.
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Responding to a moldy sack of protoplasm who writes for the Daily Caller, CNN editor Chris Cillizza leapt to Jacobs's defense.
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He lived through the 1990s, he said, when he was reduced to eating moldy potatoes because the factory stopped paying wages.
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Adam Green of Moldy Peaches makes an appearance, and the gentile Wayne Coyne pops in with his band, the Flaming Lips.
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Ms. Surchin first had to demolish the century-old house on the property, which she described as moldy and structurally deficient.
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The sweet, tomato-flavored sauce overwhelmed any other flavor, and the mozzarella quickly grew rubbery and almost moldy in its texture.
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The palimpsest changed hands many times over the centuries and became its own little moldy ecosystem, which further damaged the writing.
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Using something like a moldy burger will stand out in social media feeds — even if the campaign was originally designed for more traditional advertising like video and TV. For Jonny Shaw, chief strategy officer at VCCP New York, the moldy burger is getting attention beyond its usual target audience — which may not have been the intention.
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Our house wasn't full of dusty old books or eccentric trinkets; it smelled of cat pee and was full of moldy cups.
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Besides, it doesn't make much sense to have a moldy, slimy shower curtain in the place you use to get clean, right?
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The age of parody and citation might not be dead, but it sure does feel a bit moldy these days, doesn't it?
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He bought a 2000 Honda Civic in college for $1,300 that was completely moldy from sitting in a parking lot for months.
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However, a spokesperson told BuzzFeed that the moldy section of the ice cream machine does not make contact with the ice cream.
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Jaclyn Hill's customers reported that her new lipstick line arrived broken, with some products appearing moldy, containing hairs, or exhibiting bizarre textures.
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You might be mad that the corrupt prison system would rather serve you moldy baloney for lunch than real food, for starters.
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Speaking of punk ethos informing a vintage heavy metal style, Olympia's Moldy Castle only have three short-run demos to their name.
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As the study mentions, cheesemakers as far back as the 19th century were using spores from moldy rye bread to make Roquefort.
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But the ingredients are good, everything is super healthy, there wasn't a moldy grape to be found and the volume was amazing.
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The chain's goat-milk brie comes in self-contained rounds (less chance of getting moldy too soon) and is creamy and mild.
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Noma's dessert pancake made from moldy barley (on the left) is just one example of how the restaurant experiments with cultured food.
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Burger King's Impossible Whopper launch wasn't quite enough to lift sales as high as market expectations — but perhaps the moldy Whopper might.
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If the grains sprouted too soon, you had moldy grass; if they sprouted too late, you had anemic blades with bald spots.
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For over a century, a small watercolor of a bird was forgotten in an Antarctic hut under penguin poop and moldy paper.
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YouTube beauty guru Jaclyn Hill clarified fans' concerns about her Jaclyn Cosmetics lipsticks, after many thought were moldy, contaminated and contained hair fibers.
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Parents of another victim complained to Cornell about their daughter's belongings being returned thick with soot, a coffee pot filled with moldy coffee.
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"The first thing I want to address is the accusation that my lipsticks are expired, moldy or hazardous in any way," Hill said.
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We already have the burgers in the pan when I pull my cheese out of the fridge and realize that it's embarrassingly moldy.
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While many customers hypothesized that the Jaclyn Cosmetics lipsticks were expired and moldy, Hill and her team insist that is not the case.
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If you like newsprint, if you like the smell of moldy bindings at a library, then that might be something that we're losing.
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Then, on Sunday, CNBC reported that Amazon customers were complaining about being shipped out-of-date or moldy food by third-party sellers.
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While Walker railed against the CR as a "crap sandwich with moldy bread," he indicated he was not opposed to the funding bill.
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They were shown pictures of chocolate and moldy strawberries while being fed liquefied chocolate and an "aversive" strawberry drink through a Teflon tube.
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And, as facile as it sounds, holding a deep breath while decanting moldy foods into the trash will help minimize any stomach-turning.
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Poor quality housing exposes its occupants to mites and other pest infestations and damp, moldy conditions lead to asthma and other respiratory illness.
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"There is no need for this vulgarity and profanity and the tirade that goes along with taking out supposedly moldy trash," he said.
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We've received a broken playpen, a moldy booster seat, a ripped baby carrier from the 1970s, and towels that are old and rough.
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The moldy Whopper may look revolting, but Restaurant Brands International (QSR), which owns Burger King, is betting customers are craving healthier, organic ingredients.
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"I'm sorry but goat's cheese smells, and I don't like the taste of moldy cheeses," said 30-year-old Alexander, a Yekaterinburg resident.
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Warfarin was initially discovered in the 1920s after cattle started dying from internal bleeding, and the cause was traced to moldy clover silage.
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Damp and moldy environments may cause coughing, wheezing, or other problems -- or none at all, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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At that facility, the IG found open packages of raw chicken leaking blood over refrigeration units, lunch meat that appeared spoiled, and moldy bread.
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The corpses are preserved for about half the year, but by the end of the semester, they start to get moldy around the abdomen.
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People can't keep the newspaper in their house forever; they run out of room, it gets moldy, they breathe in spores, they get sick.
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Yes, we learned that hatred from Facebook commenters fuels us, gives us life, and makes us slightly less moldy than we would be otherwise.
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While some accused Hill of selling old and moldy lipsticks, a representative from Jaclyn Cosmetics told PEOPLE that the products are safe to use.
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Team Rubicon is providing volunteer management, damage assessments, the removal of wet and moldy material and debris in some of the worst affected areas.
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For women to advance, feminists need to fight Clinton-style, austerity-lite, anti-tax politics, a moldy artifact from a far more conservative era.
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Among the casualties in my overfull garbage bag: dozens of once-or-twice-swiped eye shadow palettes, dry-ass mascaras, and borderline-moldy concealer.
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If the answer is yes, look around for leather or peanut shells or moldy towels; if it's no, look for pencil shavings or butter.
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Then she met Jessica Williams, a cast member on "The Daily Show," and taped an episode of her podcast in a moldy Brooklyn apartment.
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Burger King also ignited the internet's ire when it promoted a moldy Whopper, and Wendy's regularly uses its Twitter account to lash its rivals.
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But her time alone with a moldy bologna sandwich for dinner proves to be a turning point for her … and her relationship with Alex.
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The team also said its employees had had to remove moldy bars from stocks that were to be used in marketing efforts at races.
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Some of the reviews for these products are positive, but others claim that the products were moldy, slimy, or smelled like plastic or bleach.
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"In at least one instance, moldy conditions went untreated ... for so long that mushrooms grew out of the floor and carpet," the suit said.
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Last year, Reuters reported how Driver lived in a leaky, moldy house at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma operated by Balfour Beatty Communities.
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Some are still in hotels, living in their moldy homes, or in their cars, and some now are just plain homeless and have given up.
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It's hard to tear kids away from their favorite playthings, but when those toys start getting moldy, a mom does what she has to do!
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It's dealt with recalls and lawsuits for things like customers claiming that their kids got burned when using the brand's sunscreen and moldy baby wipes.
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And no matter how many times my neighbor asks me after Halloween is over – I am not throwing away my moldy Hamilton jack-o'-lantern!
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A (now) former McDonald's employee shared some disturbing images of the inside of a moldy ice cream machine in one of the hamburger giant's restaurants.
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It's very easy to take apart for cleaning, which is crucial, as your tiny visitors can become sick if you let the feeder become moldy.
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If you don't have a policy of tossing everything every Friday it will quickly get taken over by months-old Tupperware containers of moldy leftovers.
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The overcrowding is so extreme that asylum seekers spend as much as 21.62 hours a day waiting in line for food that is sometimes moldy.
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Often, the repairs were quick-fix solutions — like a fresh coat of paint on a moldy bathroom ceiling — that did not solve the underlying problem.
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Greater Houston is big enough, with enough dry and intact neighborhoods, to absorb many of the people whose own homes are now moldy and wrecked.
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Arlington, Virginia (CNN)There are no moldy pipes or electrical wires hanging from the ceiling in the new headquarters for President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign.
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The inspector general found spoiled, moldy and expired food, and cited detainees' complaints that hygiene products were "not provided promptly or at all," the report said.
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We've come a long way from the days when virtually all the world's penicillin hailed from a moldy cantaloupe purchased at a market in Peoria, Ill.
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Equipped with a dust mask just in case, Kelly cut out the moldy tissue and bagged it up for the freezer for later study on Earth.
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Many of these were filed after the company supposedly fixed the property issues, and they range from rat infestations to moldy windows and faulty electrical wiring.
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These people helped me speak a new language, and then gave me the tools to tear down the moldy firmament that had long entrapped my beliefs.
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Then set aside bottles, jars, produce and the like, reviewing the food to weed out rotting, moldy or unused things that should go into the trash.
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Students and teachers have complained of abysmal conditions in Detroit's public schools, including moldy walls, crumbling roofs and a lack of adequate heat or air-conditioning.
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In Puerto Rico, thousands of extremely low-income seniors and families are taking shelter in homes with damaged roofs and sleeping on wet and moldy mattresses.
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Made of waterproof antibacterial fabric, rather than typical plastic, it's machine washable and won't get moldy or mildew-covered as long as you care for it.
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In a new ad campaign, it shows the time-lapse decomposition of a Whopper, and the chain is damn proud of how moldy that meat gets.
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They leave moldy sandwich crusts in their bedrooms, use up the hot water with their endless showers and, yes, they leave the milk on the counter.
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So please, grab a slab of that moldy shit, a glass of sweet white wine, and let me introduce you to this week's necessary smashable: Roquefort.
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Food reviews of the Diamond Princess' offerings appear generally positive, but there have been some complaints about moldy broccoli and dwindling liquor supplies on the ship lately.
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You smack-talk one apple and give the other loads of love, and after 25 days, one should be moldy and rank, and the other less so.
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She adds that it's not too unpleasant, though, unlike the chemical added to natural gas (mercaptan), which tends to remind people of rotten eggs and moldy socks.
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There are no bodies, but the moldy wine glass, dusty video game controller, and once-cheery nursery say plenty about the house's past — and Serena and Mrs.
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The landlord, identified by news outlets by her surname, Chen, shot a video showing moldy food, unwashed dishes, dog excrement, and a filthy cage in the apartment.
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Vladimir, Estragon and the occasional moldy carrot return to their leafless tree in the Druid's production of Samuel Beckett's masterpiece, part of Lincoln Center's White Light Festival.
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The department's internal watchdog released an additional report this year detailing conditions found on a surprise visit in July 2018, including dilapidated, moldy infrastructure and rotting food.
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In a Medium post, Foxx recalled how his grandparents would drive their used car across town to avoid buying moldy meats and seafood at the nearest stores.
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"The contamination we deal with is probably less dangerous than a moldy tin of beans you might have in your recycling after a few weeks," Kuntin says.
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Dead spices, unlike spoiled yogurt or moldy cheese, somehow feel like failures, a reminder of big culinary dreams that you failed to fulfill in the prior year.
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Jerry Lee Lewis is going after his own daughter ... claiming she abused him for years by giving him drug cocktails and isolating him in a moldy house.
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Lewis says when he wasn't on the road, she kept him cooped up at home in moldy conditions so bad ... he had to wear an oxygen mask.
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"Pet of a New Order" (2017) is a loaf of moldy bread sitting on a bed of fluorescent green pebbles inside an aquarium mounted on the wall.
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There is a moldy '80s cheesiness to this bubblegum exercise that makes it now sound as dated as those shoulder pads that Houston rocked back in the day.
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Mail was stopped for a long period of time, and when he finally got them a few months later, the client said they were a moldy, disgusting mess.
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There were reports of moldy beef jerky, outdated baby formula and baby food, stale Doritos, year-old Hostess brownies, and "chunky and gross" coffee creamer, among countless others.
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To the uninitiated, the stench of Southeast Asia's so-called "King of Fruits" has often been compared to moldy blue cheese, sweaty feet, and even rotting human flesh.
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He went a little overboard at the bakery outlet about a week ago and has a bunch of bread he needs to use up before it gets moldy.
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This is the first in a series of "edible sounds," and only 12 copies will be produced, which could mean ridiculous resale values (unless they go moldy first).
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The weirdness of Bosch's work has been attributed to equally outlandish causes, including the artist's involvement with a secret sex cult or the psychedelic influence of moldy bread.
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Contrast that with stale, gray moldy bread and wilted flowers, and that's how Justin Fareed is framing the election for an open congressional seat in California's 24th district.
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I also may have spent $18 on a bag of organic cherries, which I later tried and failed to return "because they were moldy," while in this haze.
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The Cardinals are the least moldy bread at the store, and the move in those circumstances is to buy it anyway because, hey, you've got to have bread.
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Selecting a bean that could either taste like moldy cheese or caramel corn, tutti-fruitti or stinky socks, the ladies went through a series of grueling, gag-inducing rounds.
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"The first thing I want to address is the accusation that my lipsticks are expired, moldy or hazardous in any way," Hill said at the start of the video.
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The whole process looks easy in the video, but I'm skeptical that the app will actually follow through on its reminders and I won't end up with moldy cider.
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Facilities were found to have old and moldy food, to lack adequate medical treatment and to present significant delays in getting detainees basic hygiene products, such as toilet paper.
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Without speaking, they navigate dark, shuttered houses while shuffling over debris in order to get the perfect shot for those of us who'd rather gaze from non-moldy environments.
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Anna recalls that at the moldy two-story house in Barsbuttel, northeast of Hamburg, where she lived with dozens of other Ukrainians, there were no dishes to cook with.
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Closed-cell foam insulation in the shingled walls combats the humidity that creates a moldy smell in many beach houses, and the doors and windows are passive-house certified.
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Snaking through this land of ornate temples with golden Buddhas, soaring condo towers and endless street markets, gleaming malls and moldy tenements, is one of Thailand's most important waterways.
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In a 45-second commercial called "The Moldy Whopper," a burger is assembled in the most photogenic way possible, and then left to rot for the next four weeks.
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But Paula Schenck, who directs indoor environments and health programs at the University of Connecticut, says wet and moldy environments can pose "very serious" health risks, including respiratory illnesses.
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Sentient moldy marshmallow Mike Huckabee is one of the worst things about Twitter, a free website where bots and angry men yell at each other for hours on end.
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Though her moldy fruit works are turning heads at the moment, they are clearly not the only part of Ryan's multifold art practice that manages an arresting balance of opposites.
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To be clear, even though so much food is thrown away each year in Germany where we live, we didn't let our soup go moldy for the sake of it.
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Chicken blood was dripping over food in a refrigerator; inmates were eating moldy bread and slimy, foul-smelling lunch meat; and an officer's gun was left unattended in a bathroom.
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They are mucking out flooded homes, removing moldy drywall and helping to organize the thousands of volunteers who have traveled from near and far to help rebuild these devastated communities.
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Improved planning and more education could help cut the amount of food people throw away often because it has gone moldy or they do not want to eat leftovers, said Hoover.
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"[Actor] Jack Dishel would do these voices in the [Moldy Peaches] tour van," Green tells us, explaining that Aladdin's characters are as much a product of the actors as the script.
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Neighbors, frequenters of the nearby mosque, or anyone outside the LGBT+ community have no idea about the handful of transgender women living in the top floors of the old, moldy flat.
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What kind of a week includes Congress turning on the president, Barbies in wheelchairs, adorable wire fox terriers, and actual, genuine discussion over where politicians fall on the moldy jam issue?
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Eating moldy or dated sugar cane comes with a risk of poisoning courtesy of a common fungus that grows on the plant when it's stored for more than a few months.
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Eventually, Ben decided to be a grown-up and move out of the small, moldy apartment that we shared and into a nice, clean apartment with the love of his life.
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But though the cottage got rave reviews online, we arrived to find the beds unmade, the cabinets filled with moldy food and a strong smell of mildew in the living room.
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Overlooking this step will first result in funky-tasting mates that absorb the flavors of the container; soon after, these will become moldy mate gourds that need to be thrown away.
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He told the Chronicle that while he was squatting in the mansion, "it was super moldy and honestly kind of falling apart, but you could tell that it had been amazing."
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On top of its reasonably shady reliance on stock photos, some disappointed FlexPro customers previously told KSHB that they had received meals that were moldy, inedible, or that made them ill.
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My dogs found a piece of moldy cheese under a bush in my neighborhood almost two years ago and they still leave trails of drool when we walk down that street.
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I remember sitting on the floor of my pantry, taking stock of my food inventory: two oranges, a can of tomato soup, a loaf of moldy bread, and a box of macaroni.
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The damp and moldy air, the scurrying bugs and rats, the rusty nails I had collected in a box as treasure—I felt terror imagining my children on an exploration like that.
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Here we meet a green young queen who has spent her childhood shut up in a moldy palace with an overprotective mother and her mother's adviser, the bullish, ambitious Sir John Conroy.
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Most early antibiotics were naturally occurring chemicals produced by microorganisms that lived in soil or on decaying fruit; the strain of penicillin used to protect wounded soldiers came from a moldy melon.
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Editorial Of the nearly one million foreclosed houses sold by Fannie Mae, the government-run mortgage giant, since the housing bust, tens of thousands were decrepit, moldy and unfit for human habitation.
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Inspectors found that about 0003 men had been living in conditions that posed "significant threats" to their health and safety, detailing "slimy, foul-smelling lunch meat," moldy bread, and mildew-covered housing units.
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Migrants held in detention centers owned by a private prison company in Louisiana say they're berated by guards, given moldy food, and placed in solitary confinement for protesting against the conditions they face.
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Here the Little Match Girl looks entirely out of place—Constance has kept the print through college and graduate school, its twin, Hansel and Gretel, lost to a moldy basement in Oakland, unrecoverable.
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The nonprofit then sent out volunteers through its "Gut Check" program to do the hot, filthy work: using sledgehammers, shovels and bare hands to scrape away every muddy, moldy remnant of the flood.
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Culkin is making the rounds promoting his appearance in Adam Green's Aladdin, a bizarro DIY interpretation of the classic Arabian Nights tale spearheaded by the former Moldy Peaches guitarist-turned-cult favorite auteur.
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The 16 pieces here are greying and moldy, not so much like the cosmic horrors that define much of what people call "dark ambient" even, but a more intimate, mundane sort of terror.
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I suddenly found myself questioning the packaging of my take-out meals, whether I could compost the almost-moldy cheese in my fridge, and how to talk my boyfriend into eating less meat.
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For 21st Century Fox, the initial harassment lawsuit that led to Mr. Ailes's downfall, filed by the former anchor Gretchen Carlson, seems like a break in the moldy wall of an old house.
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CNBC scoured the site to find numerous examples of products such as Doritos, beef jerky, and baby food, which had complaints from customers about the item being stale, moldy, or out-of-date.
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One couple claims there was a "moldy, mildewy smell" in the room like the air conditioning system hadn't been clean, and another is suing the resort chain claiming they were exposed to insecticides.
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Their buildings were infested with vermin; they had moldy walls and ruptured ceilings — precisely the deficiencies that plague public housing, which is required to provide safe and sanitary apartments to low-income people.
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Liza Nunez and her husband, Alex Nunez, an Air Force master sergeant, found a foul, moldy smell in the master bedroom when they moved into a house in another section of Fort Meade.
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On Wednesday, the fast-food chain released a time-lapse video of its flagship Whopper burger decomposing and getting moldy over 34 days to highlight its move away from preservatives and artificial ingredients.
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Once attendees step into what Robinson described as "a moldy gross basement in the middle of family-land," they can check their coats and enter into the larger space where the party is.
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It's a little mean-spirited, but it's also hilarious, in the vein of Courtney Yates mocking Coach's hair feathers, Abi-Maria calling Joe Anglim a moldy clown, and Rob Cesternino's infamous Casey Kasem dedication.
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We're people who use our gym memberships more infrequently than we use our Sephora loyalty card, and for whom the words "organized sports" still call to mind the moldy locker room in middle school.
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Jerusalem Journal JERUSALEM — The Palestinian residents of the Khaldiyya Ascent, a narrow cobblestone alley in Jerusalem's walled Old City, have for decades lived in tiny, crammed apartments with high, moldy ceilings and peeling paint.
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" The lawsuit described a product "tainted with extraneous material like stick and seeds, and many samples were moldy," saying it was "not suited for any clinical trials, let alone the ones SRI was doing.
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Ad agencies like to shoot spots that look beautiful – even if they feature moldy burgers – but with filming canceled due to restricted movement, what will TV ads look like a few months from now?
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But when she arrived in Hamburg, the men who offered her the work put her up in a moldy, garbage-strewn two-story home to share with dozens of other Ukrainian migrants, she said.
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"If there are infested, moldy, terrible-looking beans mixed in with the good ones" large chocolate companies will buy them anyway, said John Scharffenberger, a founder of Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker in San Francisco.
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Many NPS-run national parks, battlefields, recreation areas, memorials and historic sites are beset with issues ranging from outdated, unsafe electrical and drinking water systems to moldy historical buildings, eroding trails and crumbling monuments.
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Inside that unholy paper bag, the couple found two moldy sandwiches—one which had a bite taken out of it—a pair of "unidentifiable round disks" and a salad that had seen better days.
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Ray Lewis says the 15 days he spent behind bars were some of the worst in his life -- and claims he was forced to smuggle in food ... to avoid eating the moldy-ass jail bologna.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May reacts to the Queen in October of 2018Photo: Getty ImagesHave you ever come across some particularly tasty food in the fridge, only to be bummed out that it's all moldy?
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Adam Green is best known as one half of anti-folk duo The Moldy Peaches, but he's also a filmmaker and an artist, creating bright, cartoonish paintings as well as collages and papier-mâché sculptures.
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Probably best known for sharing drummer Reuben Storey with Christian Mistress, Moldy Castle blended the sounds of early heavy metal with a garage rock aesthetic and a hint of Sisters of Mercy's gothic rock pomp.
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Renowned Virginia Tech Professor Glen Earthman quantified the educational tragedy: forcing children to attend rundown, dysfunctional, moldy facilities during their K-85033 lifetime penalized them statistically by a loss of one year's worth of learning.
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Arpaio once laughed as he compared his infamous outdoor prison in Maricopa County, Arizona, to a concentration camp; prisoners there, according to Gomez, were denied air-conditioning in 120-degree heat and fed moldy bread.
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Yet Mr. Byrne — relying almost entirely on a doom-metal soundtrack, game performers and a grungy palette of oily browns and moldy greens — somehow whips his ingredients into an improbably taut man-versus-Satan showdown.
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Encompassing vast interviews with band members, scene-makers, producers, label executives, journalists, hangers-on, also-rans, and many more in between (remember The Moldy Peaches?), the book tells the gossipy tales of a brief, scuzzy moment.
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"She got me out of the room after a month of spitting in my coconut oil, putting my toothbrush in places the sun doesn't shine, putting moldy clam dip in my lotion," Rowe told FOX 61.
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The Swedish retailer is ubiquitous for affordable (and stylish) décor finds that can furnish any starter apartment or home, so no one has to be stuck with his or her parents' moldy sofa from the 80s.
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On Tuesday, Fox Searchlight debuted a brand-new clip from Wes Anderson's upcoming stop-motion film Isle of Dogs—and only Anderson could make a dogfight over a moldy rice cake look this twee and fanciful.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bones, a moldy hot water bottle, a pair of rusty pliers and a pristine pair of women's pants are among the eclectic cast-offs Reuters photographer Stefan Wermuth has found along the River Thames.
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I see the look of anticipation slowly turn to ire as I gently tell them that their moldy crate of REO Speedwagon / Van Halen / Journey records is music that is easy to come by, commonplace filler.
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After all, he has the business acumen of a ripe mango, the looks of moldy mango, and the charm of a mango after it's been eaten, shit out, and left in a dumpster for seven months.
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Allegations of moldy systems, leaks and unwanted high-interest loans have pushed away big names from associating themselves with the brand and forced Trusii to defend itself in a lawsuit filed by a former financial partner.
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The contrast between the sunflowers of van Gogh and Schiele, despite the use of virtually the same colors, speaks to the abyss between the light and air of Arles and the moldy gloom of prewar Vienna.
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I do my homework every now and then, tackle a pile of moldy dishes once a week, and spend at least half of my measly monthly income on booze—particularly during the coldest months of the year.
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However, cork has rallied, partly by investing in research to eliminate cork taint - a dank, moldy smell sometimes caused by microscopic fungi found in cork-tree bark - and persuading some wine-makers to ditch aluminum and plastic.
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At one property, nine volunteers in purple shirts were helping owner Eugene Foy, 55, remove water-damaged and moldy materials from three small wood and Sheetrock structures that had lost walls and roofs or portions of them.
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After the flooding from Florence receded, a dark muck covered floors in affected areas and a smell wafted through the air combining odors of moldy rot and a sewage plant that overflowed in the most recent storm.
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Decaying food spurs an instant emotional reaction when encountered by any sense: revulsion at the smell, upset stomachs at the sight, and the thought of touching or, dare we say it, tasting a moldy banana is unbearable.
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Adam GreenHar Mar SuperstarDevendra BanhartAndrew VanWyngarden (MGMT)Zoe Kravitz (Lolawolf)Rodrigo Amarante (Little Joy)Regina SpektorBinki Shapiro (Little Joy)Alia Shawkat Natasha LyonneToby Goodshank (Moldy Peaches)Alix Brown (Bass Bosco Del Rey)Chris Egan (Drummer Solange, Blood Orange)Luke RathborneMacaulay Culkin (Pizza Underground)Parker Kindred (Drummer Jeff Buckley, Joan As Policewoman)Bip LingMatt Hitt (Drowners)Michael Cummings (Skaters)Aeriel EastPenn Badgely (MXTHR)Jon WileyDevon Church (Exit Music)Lyla Vander (Bad Girlfriend)Jack Dishel (Only Son, Moldy Peaches) For pics search #adamgreensaladdin on Instagram and for more details about the project in general click here.
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Although the "I Hold On" singer does own the tools for cooking, like a Big Green Egg Barbecue Cooker ("It's a little moldy inside there," he jokes), he prefers not to put that much effort into his meals.
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State officials who inspected shelters operated by San Antonio-based BCFS Health and Human Services cited that nonprofit in 2016 for housing children in substandard conditions that included moldy carpets, rusty bathrooms and exposed nails in a bed.
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Moldy Peaches alum and perennial New York City creative boy Adam Green brought the trippy bricolage style from his Macaulay Culkin-starring stoner Aladdin redux to the real world with a room-scale install dubbed the Pizza Beach.
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Why A-frames are making a comeback For years, A-frame houses dotted lakeshores, ski towns and Catskills mountain resorts, looking like moldy leftovers from the 1960s and '70s, the architectural equivalent of shag carpet and hot tubs.
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When Cecilia came along with her broad brushstrokes, the flaking, moldy piece of art barely resembled "the result of two hours of devotion to the Virgin of Mercy" that it had originally been, according to the wall text.
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The prison has a capacity of 225,20183 people, but when Reuters visited, officials said there were nearly 22018,21 inmates from at least eight different gangs stuffed into its moldy galleys - more than the entire prison population of Norway.
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Perhaps more accurately, as this fine blue cheese melts on your tongue, it's like you were taking a deep sniff of the moldy soil and licking the fresh salt off the moist walls of the prehistoric Roquefort caves.
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Hill has since released an apology video in which she says her lipsticks are not "expired, moldy, or hazardous," though people are now skeptical of the YouTuber's promise to replace the products, which are said to be sold out.
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With the killer finale of American Horror Story: Apocalypse finally aired, it's safe to say 2018's Halloween season has come to a close—and for us goblins and ghouls still clutching our moldy pumpkins, that pretty well sucks.
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This means that if you've got a moldy laptop or PC kicking about that you want to bring some fresh life to, you can download Remix OS for free, chuck it onto a USB stick, and boot it up.
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On a recent day, trucks rumbled up a steep dirt road to the top of the garbage pile, where crows blotted out the sun and wind kicked up fumes from moldy vegetables and feces discarded in saggy plastic bags.
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The art show features more than 70 works from some of those musicians, including Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Paul Banks of Interpol, Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio and Adam Green of the Moldy Peaches.
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In 2016, state officials cited the nonprofit for "housing children in substandard conditions that included moldy carpets, rusty bathrooms and exposed nails in a bed," while staff were "accused of inappropriate relationships with children in care," according to a CNN investigation.
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Undoubtedly, there are a lot of taste sensations to handle: thick and buttery on the tongue, sticky and super-sweet, a little spicy, almost like a dessert wine but with that definite moldy sock aftertaste that just refuses to budge.
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If you've ever doled out more than a few bucks for a nice loaf of bread only for it to get moldy or stale in a few days, you've probably tried experimenting with ways to make the next loaf last longer.
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Their allegations were serious—they claimed they were overworked, underpaid, bullied by Clarke, pressured to sell moldy weed, forbidden from calling the cops when they were robbed, forced to work without heat in winter, and abandoned when they were arrested.
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After beauty guru Jaclyn Hill faced backlash for releasing faulty lipsticks — some customers discovered what appeared to be strands hairs inside the product; other said the formula was moldy — a second high-profile influencer is under fire for releasing contaminated products.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Viral photos and news reports in the United States allegedly showing a moldy ice cream maker at a U.S. outlet of McDonald's Corp have prompted swift action from the fast-food giant thousands of miles away: in China.
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Matt Field, who grabbed two second-place finishes during the 2018 Formula Drift season, drives a LS-based, V-8 powered Chevrolet C6 Corvette that he transformed from a moldy, flood-damaged mess into the powerful race car that it is today.
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As you know, there's ongoing debate, even up to the U.S. Supreme Court in the infamous moldy washing machine litigation, about whether consumers whose products are working exactly as intended can nonetheless claim damages for the decline in the value of the product.
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But the study fell apart because of federal rules requiring the weed used in the trial be grown by the government when researchers found the government weed was moldy and did not contain enough THC to be studied effectively, the Washington Post reported.
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I love it that he, a child, really, is guarding me, fiercest of warriors, a mother, strong as stinky cheese, with a ripe, moldy, melted rotten center of such intense complexity and flavor it would kill a boy of his tender age.
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After 1 ½ month of spitting in her coconut oil, putting moldy clam dip in her lotions, rubbing used tampons on her backpack, putting her toothbrush places where the sun doesn't shine and so much more I can finally say goodbye Jamaican Barbie.
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After a week of hanging it up with heaters and fans, trying to squeeze it out, and otherwise wishing it would dry out, I figured that the center was getting a little moldy and maybe wasn't the ideal thing to sleep on.
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Due to a crusty concoction of penguin poop, feathers, dust, and moldy papers packed around it, the colors and details were almost perfectly preserved when a conservator happened on the painting among the 1,500 objects removed from the hut complex for conservation.
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After 1 1/2 month of spitting in her coconut oil, putting moldy clam dip in her lotions, rubbing used tampons (on) her backpack, putting her toothbrush places where the sun doesn't shine, and so much more I can finally say goodbye Jamaican Barbie.
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"We demonstrated that mycotoxins could be transferred from a moldy material to air, under conditions that may be encountered in buildings," said study co-author Jean-Denis Bailly, a professor of food hygiene at the National Veterinary School of Toulouse in France, in a release.
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None of these records are worth anything, of course, because they were all mass-produced and have been sitting in the corner of his moldy basement for four decades and for some reason he wrote his name on the cover of a bunch of them.
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While the A party was dining at Noma on moldy asparagus and God knows what other marvels Chef Redzepi summoned, and the crew were downing Danish Hof and aquavit along the harbor, we were in the outer boroughs trying to figure out the trains.
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He was dismissive of Bernie Sanders and his voters, treating Sanders as a fairy tale, just as Bill Clinton treated him in 2008 when he was a senator with little record but with an army of passionate supporters who wanted to upend moldy politics.
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This is a paradox we can begin to understand if we follow Wolfe's career, from his early hero-worshiping idealizations of pop culture heroes like Phil Spector and Junior Johnson to his subsequent attacks on the moldy, crumbling remains of the literary and art establishments.
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It's my belief that, someday, this play will appear as old and moldy as Jordan turning around in the paint, Magic exploiting some obvious hole in the defense in transition, or Bill Russell sending some sad sack white guy's garbage-ass shot flying into the second row.
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The fungal strain that was used to manufacture penicillin turned up on a moldy cantaloupe; quinolones emerged from a bad batch of quinine; microbiologists first isolated bacitracin, a key ingredient in Neosporin ointment, from an infected wound of a girl who had been hit by a truck.
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I'd become single for the first time in four years, was living in a moldy single room that had a serious mouse problem and had found myself at one of those ebbs in life when you're waiting for time to pass rather than living in it.
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In fact, without the prominently displayed "I Love Nuggets" sign, we at Mashable think this car looks more like the following: Pie crust Mustard Used kitchen sponge Moldy sponge cake Cornbread Vomit Anyway, if you see this car driving around, do not try to eat it.
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" Even Sean Astin, who's handed a character so moldy the writers actually name him "Bob Newby" to point out that you know he's a walking trope, gets a few moments to surprise and subvert his role as "the guy who dies in the season's last third.
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The unit's kitchen, for instance, had a missing soap dispenser, stopped-up garbage disposal, milk and food with no expiration dates, a fly trap "covered with flies," a ceiling leaking above a dishwasher and food that needed to be removed from a moldy, 75-degree cooler.
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The unit's kitchen, for instance, had a missing soap dispenser, stopped-up garbage disposal, milk and food with no expiration dates, a fly trap "covered with flies," a ceiling leaking above a dishwasher and food that needed to be removed from a moldy, 75-degree cooler.
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A judge reviewed the evidence at a preliminary hearing Wednesday to decide whether a California couple will face trial on allegations of subjecting most of their 13 children to years of filth, starvation and bizarre abuse that included feeding them moldy pies and sometimes caging them as punishment.
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But it can also be a surprisingly helpful resource if you have a question about anything from someone's favorite go-to insult to our willingness to accept moldy cheese or, say, how you can keep a pair of chocolate-craving squirrels from stealing candy from your corner store.
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If you don't get rid of it soon, your fridge is going to start smelling all weird, and you'll contaminate the rest of your food with the stench of two-week-old shrimp fried rice and moldy chicken tenders, or whatever the hell it is you have in there.
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Read more: Amazon customers are complaining about receiving packages of moldy or out-of-date food from its sprawling marketplaceIn September, a Wall Street Journal report revealed that thousands of items that were being sold by third-party sellers on Amazon's site were not deemed safe by regulators.
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Write loyal cantons of contented love, And sing them loud even in the dead of night … There is nothing, and I mean nothing, that I like more after a long day at the office than to sit down to a delicious bowl of rocks and some moldy Dairylea Triangles.
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An investigation by the State Department of Environmental Conservation found the deaths were caused by aspergillosis, a fungal disease that can infect the lungs and air sacs of waterfowl when they eat moldy grain, such as bread or livestock feed, or agricultural waste, the agency said on Thursday.
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"After one and a half months spitting in her coconut oil, putting moldy clam dip in her lotions, rubbing used tampons on her backpack, putting her toothbrush places where the sun doesn't shine, and so much more, I can finally say goodbye to Jamaican Barbie," Brochu posted to her Instagram.
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Their first two albums, released in 2005 and 2007, sound like uneasy night-bus comedowns and minimum wage jobs, like late nights and moldy flats, like those chaotic years in your twenties when all you think about is who you're shagging and how you're going to make rent that month.
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Simone Teagle, a police officer who has filed a claim against the New York Police Department over employment discrimination, said her superiors at the 113th Precinct in Jamaica, Queens, refused to provide her a private room to pump, forcing her to use a moldy, trash-filled women's locker room, surrounded by co-workers.
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The judges have scheduled a record 215 days of military-commission hearings in the war-crimes cases at the Expeditionary Legal Complex, the national-security court that is built on an abandoned airfield with a moldy trailer park for the troops and a crude tent city for the reporters and other observers.
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I moved out — first to a shared room in Washington Heights with two mattresses on the floor, where I slept opposite a Russian woman who stayed up staring at me through the dark, then to a sweltering fifth-floor walk-up in East Harlem, an improvement by all accounts, but still dark, moldy and depressing.
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That squads like the Warriors and the Cavs whose players stand front-forward, wielding power and influence over roster construction to create a team that actually wants to play with itself, are the future, and moldy-oldie squads run by shadowy ex-players with goofy-ass biases are relics of a time best left forgotten.
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When they arrived in their room on the base, after being crammed onto a bus and then a small plane with other passengers from the Grand Princess, she said, the floors of her and her grandmother's room were dirty, the bathroom and ceilings were moldy, and there were no towels, soap or laundry detergent.
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When they arrived in their room on the base, after being crammed onto a bus and then a small plane with other passengers from the Grand Princess, she said, the floors of her and her grandmother's room were dirty, the bathroom and ceilings were moldy, and there were no towels, soap or laundry detergent.
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Adding upgraded parts leaves friendly Corebots looking a little ragtag, as colors don't match and some components prefer curves over corners, but the stats don't lie: These forearms, while uglier than the result of a 2CV mating with an SUV, with the tires burned off and moldy dice in the window, pack more punch than anything in Real Steel.
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Alia Shawkat, Natasha Lyonne, Adam Green, and the genie Francesco Clemente This Spring Adam Green—brilliantly oddball solo star, painter/sculptor, and formerly one half of The Moldy Peaches—will release his latest ambitious project: a feature length film titled Adam Green's Aladdin (which VICE first reported on way back when he was still drumming up funding).
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President Donald Trump, a confused and racist old man with a lukewarm dollop of moldy clam chowder where his brain should be, speaks with French President Emmanuel Macron at the G7 summit in France on August 73, 2019Photo: APPresident Donald Trump is denying a report from Axios that claimed he wants to nuke hurricanes in order to neutralize them.
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Rogue Creamery has won awards for that moldy goodness, and a farm stand on its dairy in Grants Pass served a grilled cheese sandwich made of Oregon blue cheese, a type of mild Cheddar called TouVelle, and honey, on locally-made white bread basted with grape seed oil, that I'd commemorate in song if I could.
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When she was named principal of Park Slope Collegiate in 2004 — at the time, it was one of three small high schools in the former John Jay High School building in Park Slope — she said she found a deeply neglected school with a leaky roof, toilets that overflowed, moldy walls and doors that would not open properly.
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Five years ago, Joe and Ellie walked through the apocalypse and into our hearts with the cinematic The Last of Us. Developer Naughty Dog's tale of survival and parenting in a post-apocalyptic world beset by bandits, freedom fighters, and moldy zombies told a heartbreaking story and left everyone wanting more, despite an ending that seemed pretty final.
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The 18-ounce, double-walled, vacuum-sealed bottle is standard where stainless steel bottles are concerned, and so is the lid, more or less, and the only plastic to speak of on the bottle is a little ring around the mouthpiece, which is probably there to keep it leak-free and to prevent the bamboo from getting waterlogged, moldy, and eventually splitting.
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We peeked in the house at that time and were nauseated by the scene: black mold growing up the walls; dog feces and cigarette butts all over the floor; unimaginable stacks of clutter; the stove, refrigerator and kitchen walls black with rotting food, grease and grime; the wall between the garage and the living room completely moldy and destroyed by water damage.
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Starting in 20082, when he was 17 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 319 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 17 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 17 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics that he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 423 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 1939 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 2370, when he was 23596 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics that he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctors appointment, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 7183, when he was 2718 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics that he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctors appointment, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 17 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics that he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctors appointment, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 2708, when he was 29400 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 163, when he was 17 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Here are some actions she describes herself doing on her most recent album, Lust for Life: Running on a treadmill while smoking, throwing out a lot of moldy fruit, being affectionate towards a friend at Coachella, climbing into the Hollywood sign presumably without permission, pouring a drink for a boy who plays guitar, walking through fire, experiencing a sugar rush, mixing sangria, getting a face tattoo, flying to the moon.
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It is also not a concern limited to the heteronormative: One woman I spoke to detailed a horrific encounter in which she arrived at a female Tinder date's apartment in which there was what appeared to be a "wise old tree" in her toilet and a bedroom covered in dirty laundry and moldy dishes, and said date then got onto her own bed with rain-soaked clothes and shoes.
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READ: From Bob Dylan to David Beckham: Male style icons While music critics have been gracious towards both albums, their appearances have also provoked streams of snark from cynics on all sides of the generational divide; some seeing in Dylan's latest transformation a concession either to what moldy figs believe to be the better species of pop music or to the imperatives of -- whisper it gently -- old age.
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BAD EXPENSES Takeout, mediocre restaurants, well drinks, furniture (unless you're rich, because then furniture gets, like, sexually perverse, the textures and turns an agonizingly pleasurable ride), the newest version of a phone, Anxiety Tax (late fees; taking a car service across town because you changed outfits a bunch of times), two decks of blueberries because they're on sale (just buy one, they'll get moldy!), novelties of any variety, cars, haircuts.
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I also had a very honest conversation with myself about whether I was happy in Seattle, or whether I had become tired of moldy apartments and traffic jams and feeling the kind of disconnection that comes with only knowing a handful of people and only seeing them once a month or so because the city was so large that it took half the evening to get where you wanted to go.
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The first one is a little moldy and filled with a green-colored young soy sauce that he is brewing himself; another is filled with pig tail feijoada that he canned himself (Daniel was born and raised in Brazil); another is filled with bagoong, an odorous, salty relish made from tiny fried shrimp (Caroline was born and raised in the Philippines); lastly, one is filled with a dark-brown liquid.
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" The lawsuit is the result of a lengthy campaign by the ACLU to improve conditions at the Maricopa County Jail, which have allegedly included feeding detainees "moldy bread, rotten fruit and other contaminated food, housing them in cells so hot as to endanger their health, denying them care for serious medical and mental health needs and keeping them packed as tightly as sardines in holding cells for days at a time during intake.
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However, I don't give one-eighth of a moldy turd if some sorry POS who beat and raped a 10-year-old accidentally bumps the column/roof at full velocity a few times on his way in, kisses the protective cage during a dozen brake-checks at 60 mph (sorry, Iowa; I know you were unfairly jammed up over that false allegation!), or if a careless officer accidentally parks alongside a cliff with a 200-foot drop off outside the rear door.
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