I have a white wine, a mulled wine ... another mulled wine, and two pieces of pizza.
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Or maybe it's time to make some mulled cider or mulled wine and catch up with friends.
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And they're bringing forth delicious scents: chicken soups and fragrant lasagnas (above); apple pies and kitchen sink cookies; mulled wine, mulled cider, hot chocolate.
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Mulled Wine Truffles, $40 for 12, Dean & DeLuca, deandeluca.com.
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Any further pronouncements in this area will be closely mulled.
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Investors also mulled over comments from Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
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Mr Trump has already mulled shutting down the southern border.
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Just drink mulled wine if that's what you're looking for.
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ICE had previously mulled a bid for LSE in 2016.
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Christmas music plays, and the children make mulled cider again.
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While he mulled that over, I beat a hasty retreat.
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Mr Issaias mulled eventual political union as well as economic integration.
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The department also mulled relaxing its stance on past marijuana use.
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Mulled cider and wine is great for any winter get together.
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For others, mulled cider, spiked cocoa, and a certain pumpkin beverage.
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Hudson's Bay has mulled a range of options for Lord & Taylor.
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A military shipbuilding alliance between Italy and France is being mulled.
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Corporate chiefs and Hollywood stars have mulled following in his footsteps.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) mulled whether to support him.
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Trump has also privately mulled firing Rosenstein, CNN has previously reported.
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Donald Trump's education secretary, Betsy DeVos, has mulled the same possibility.
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For two days, the group debated and mulled over various options.
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Early in the seventh and final round, Snead mulled picking Hekker.
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Trump adopted her tone as he publicly mulled over commuting Blagojevich.
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The federal Justice Department mulled civil rights charges that never came.
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America has mulled over committing only $1.5bn to its Indo-Pacific strategy.
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Even car manufacturing centers Stuttgart and Munich have mulled diesel engine bans.
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Mulled cider and wine are perfect for the fall and winter seasons.
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DHL, a global logistics firm, has mulled a similar approach in India.
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This is not the first time the pair have mulled a marriage.
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The night before, Mr. Peil had mulled a different set of issues.
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Washington (CNN)The CIA mulled mafia hits on Cuban President Fidel Castro.
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Facebook mulled multi-billion-dollar acquisition of gaming giant Unity, book claims
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Some stalls proffer cookies, warm mulled wine and traditional cakes and breads.
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I've mulled buying a running watch in the past year or so.
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In 2011, Mr. Baldwin mulled running for mayor of New York City.
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As I mulled this over, my husband swooped in and kissed me.
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Doreen Martens, a 47-year-old secretary, drank mulled wine and watched.
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They held ceremonial white candles and swigged mulled wine from plastic cups.
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He again mulled, then decided against, an independent run in the 2012 election.
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The New York Times reported that Trump mulled firing Rosenstein in summer 2017.
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Everything that comes out has been mulled over for at least a year.
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Previous presidents have mulled replacing their vice presidents, although few have done so.
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John Kasich (R) have mulled potentially facing off against the president in 2020.
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Her aides had mulled a trip by her to Benghazi in October 2012.
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But he chuckled slyly as he mulled the best way to describe it.
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Mulled wine with port and brandy make for a fine glogg in Scandinavia.
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Mulled wine with port and brandy make for a fine glögg in Scandinavia.
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Mulled wine with port and brandy makes for a fine glögg in Scandinavia.
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At select performances you can throw back some mulled wine in the kitchen.
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He mulled this paradox in his sunny lab back at Arizona State University.
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"I've mulled it over," Scott announced, adjusting his towel to sit more comfortably.
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Instead of eggnog and mulled wine, Australians are usually punching cans of cold beer.
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Many expected that would happen as Pompeo mulled running for a Kansas Senate seat.
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Both McElhenney and Starr mulled over their cameos in a behind-the-scenes short.
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These are questions being mulled over by a potential new academic field, 'cute studies'.
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Regulators have mulled how to tackle the "fintech revolution" for the last few years.
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Biden had mulled a 2016 presidential run, but ultimately decided against it in 2015.
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This is not the first time that Twitter has mulled replacing retweets with sharing.
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Last night, Stephen Colbert mulled over how the country got to this historic place.
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Indonesia and Thailand are two market expansions that are being mulled at this point.
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Google and Uber mulled teaming up on self-driving car technology at that time.
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In 2016, Biden mulled a run for a long time before deciding against it.
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My older son, currently in pre-school, mulled this one over for a while.
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Anthem had mulled a merger with Cigna in 2014 but ultimately dropped the idea.
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In 2010, Peebles mulled an eventually abandoned bid in the Washington, D.C. mayoral race.
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This is not the first time China has mulled a clampdown on crypto mining.
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Stroll through the streets of New Orleans, Louisiana, with a mulled wine in hand.
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You can do flavours like mince pie and stollen and everything mulled and alcoholic.
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Select performances begin with a reception offering mulled wine, cider, holiday fare and music.
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Best for: Mulled wine night with your cool older sister and socially liberal mom.
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They in part mulled whether the judge would consider voting to overturn Roe v.
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"In my mind Aldovia smells like gingerbread and mulled wine year round," McIver jokes.
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And, fortified with mulled wine and chocolate coins, they offer their predictions for 2020.
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They were photographed dining together as Trump mulled making Romney his secretary of state.
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If you make a pit stop for some mulled wine, well, we won't blame you.
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Zelikova has also mulled one of the biggest decisions of all: whether to have kids.
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This launch is a triumph for Amazon, which has for years mulled entering Southeast Asia.
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We create a little assembly line, eat pizza and buffalo dip, and drink mulled wine.
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It is visually breath-taking, but it begs to be sat with and mulled over.
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The banking industry raised objections last month when government coalition lawmakers mulled extending its application.
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Did you know you can easily make mulled wine or cider in your crock pot?
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They mulled the possibility of postseason life without Curry, the league's reigning most valuable player.
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The worst offender should really come as no surprise—it is Starbucks' Hot Mulled Fruit.
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Williams said in Paris that she had mulled the question daily before deciding to proceed.
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Menus typically included coarse bread with salty fish, baked cheese, lentils, and mulled spiced wine.
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But as Aaron mulled the terms, something strange happened: He began to fall apart physically.
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He mulled the switch, discussed the post with Obama personally — and then turned it down.
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He mulled a presidential campaign in 2016, but decided against it following his son's death.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The Berlin evening air was cool, the mulled wine warm and festive spirits high.
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Meanwhile, Trump has publicly mulled declaring a national emergency to build the wall without congressional approval.
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The bond yields for other countries also climbed, as investors mulled over forecasts of rising inflation.
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Last year, for example, lawmakers mulled whether to mandate a minimum amount of legroom on planes.
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Franklin Roosevelt mulled packing the court in the 1930s when it frustrated his New Deal ambitions.
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Vulture's Nina Shen Rastogi also mulled the significance of the symbol in a separate write-up.
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Who the F orders a Hot mulled fruit drink with grape, chai, orange and cinnamon, anyway?!
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It's distinctly warmer than the original, with a cinnamon punch almost like a gentler mulled wine.
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The economy could get a boost from a tax reform being mulled by the Trump administration.
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So could the independent run mulled by Michael Bloomberg, a moneybags former-mayor of New York.
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President Trump has privately mulled at least three potential replacements for chief of staff John Kelly.
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After the fall of glass, the group mulled over the idea of building its own hardware.
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John Kasich (R), who has reportedly mulled a bid for the White House as an independent.
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Therefore, any attempt to block inspectors, as the regime has mulled recently, would be equally alarming.
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You can even slow-cook Thanksgiving cocktails like mulled wine or cider in a Crock Pot.
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Though a dozen other states have mulled legislation to end the practice, few have advanced it.
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More recently, White House officials mulled a one-year deal instead of a two-year agreement.
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Students sold organic plum compote and served mulled wine in biodegradable cups made from sugar cane.
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Now it's become this wonderful evening of toffee apples and fireworks and fun and mulled wine.
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And Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles, who himself mulled a presidential run, endorsed Mr. Biden.
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The other idea mulled by staff was writing a staff op-ed in The Washington Post.
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It's time to sit back with a cup of hot chocolate (or mulled wine!) and enjoy.
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Trump administration considers new rules The US government has for years mulled lowering nicotine levels in cigarettes.
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Citi Bike has mulled plans to expand to all five boroughs, including along the L train line.
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He mulled this over with Ham Smith, a Nobel Prize winner and Venter's scientific right-hand man.
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Don't worry, Mr Fitzgerald told his client as he mulled a plea bargain, there's nothing to fear.
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Finally got in 27 hours late, waited 216 mins in the rain for cold, weak mulled wine.
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Notably, ZeniMax mulled over but ultimately did not secure an investment in Oculus during that time period.
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In one instance, the campaign mulled how to respond to reports of her private email server use.
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From red velvet tint, mulled wine, to copper, there's a million different ways to embrace the shade.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi mulled whether to pull the plug before eventually deciding to continue the program.
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The S&P500 fell by almost 2% on May 17th as investors mulled that dismally familiar prospect.
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Trump mulled reassigning Bannon and chief of staff Reince Priebus, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday afternoon.
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"The All-American Idiot" was another one we mulled when Trump went ballistic after the Paris attacks.
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We're told Cardi mulled it over, and liked the idea of making her act even more grandiose.
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Corn and wheat fell as traders mulled weak export demand for U.S. grains amid stiff global competition.
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Green was one of a handful of Democrats who have mulled over officially invoking the "i" word.
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J. Crew has previously mulled hiving off Madewell through a sale or public offering, Reuters has reported.
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The "Big Little Lies" star told The New York Times she has mulled a run for Congress.
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Last month, Trump and his Cabinet mulled designating the Muslim Brotherhood a foreign terrorist organization, with Sen.
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He mulled it over though, and then said "I'm wondering if this is a very dumb idea."
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There's also plenty to eat and drink, like glühwein (mulled wine), hot cocoa, and giant German pretzels.
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The Graham-Menendez bill is the broadest of the bills that are currently being mulled by lawmakers.
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You can easily make Thanksgiving cocktails such as mulled wine, cider, or cocoa in the Crock Pot.
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Available spirit-free coffee drinks include a cold brew aged in whiskey barrels and mulled spiced coffee.
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Trump reportedly told Putin not to talk about the proposal in public as he mulled it over.
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In fact, he also offers customers a mulled ale drink, based on another medieval favourite, the Purl.
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People: the mulled wine season is officially on—and let's keep it all year round now, yeah?
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Avenatti became a fixture on cable news shows and briefly mulled entering the 2020 Democratic presidential race.
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This is Christmas to Knicks guard Frank Ntilikina: the smell of warm mulled wine and bakery sweets.
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Make your hot chocolate and separately make some mulled wine; only then should the two be combined.
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Meanwhile, Trump has mulled tapping his national economic adviser, Gary Cohn, as the next Federal Reserve chief.
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Trump, at a rally for Strange last Friday, also openly mulled whether endorsing him was a mistake.
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On Wall Street, stocks fell as investors mulled over Beijing's response to U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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The Walch siblings like to pair mulled wine with food, such as a dry white wine mulled with spices typically found in pho — star anise, cloves, black peppercorns, cinnamon, plus a few twists like Sichuan peppercorns, lime leaves, coriander seeds, and lemongrass — to go with a (vegan) cheese party.
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Christmas Eve is synonymous with cozy crackling fires, steaming mugs of mulled wine, and, of course, gingerbread houses.
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But the idea has been met with little enthusiasm in Washington, where it has been mulled for years.
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Wide range of voices Trump wasn't just hearing from his national security team as he mulled his options.
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He mulled a 2016 run for the US Senate, in which he would have challenged incumbent Democratic Sen.
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U.S. government debt prices rose on Tuesday as investors digested key economic data and mulled over geopolitical tensions.
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Thiel's public stands have been embarrassing and have brought unwanted attention—Thiel has reportedly mulled quitting Facebook's board.
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"The Crock Pot is great for beverages like mulled wine, spiked cider, or hot chocolate," Jenny Dorsey said.
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Tax breaks for retirement income in 28503(k) plans, which was among the items lawmakers mulled trimming, remain.
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Hell, way back when, he mulled lobbying to be Major League Baseball's commissioner (he ran for governor instead).
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Instead, Trump was telling confidantes he was happy to leave Whitaker in place while he mulled his choices.
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It may be early in the season but mulled wine has been proving very popular at Peg + Patriot.
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Sherwood also says the mulled wine recipe is easy to switch up if people aren't into red wine.
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Some of these services have mulled a flotation while others are pulling in fresh capital to fuel growth.
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This is the amount of sugar found in a #Starbucks Venti Grape with chai and hot mulled fruit.
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Wolff's reporting adds a new wrinkle, however: that Trump, once again, mulled nominating Giuliani for the lifetime post.
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Ms. Nixon has been openly critical of Mr. Cuomo for many months as she has mulled a campaign.
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Mr. Trump mulled the decision for several days, officials said, calling foreign leaders and lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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In 2014, as Mr. Trump mulled a challenge to Mr. Cuomo for governor, Mr. Cox backed Rob Astorino.
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The outreach has come as a number of White House officials have mulled whether to hire personal lawyers.
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As he mulled his options in free agency last summer, Gordon identified the Rockets as an appealing destination.
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After we had sobered up from the mulled wine on Christmas Day, we almost got a little bored.
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During the holiday season, mulled wine and spiked cider flow without issue, but eggnog brings up strong feelings.
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BERLIN, Dec 20 (Reuters) - The Berlin evening air was cool, the mulled wine warm and festive spirits high.
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Prices for the device also rose after the Las Vegas shooting as Congress mulled putting restrictions on them.
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The revealers at 68- and 69A are the CONS and PROS we have mulled through Mr. Halperin's puzzle.
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On the federal level, President Donald Trump's administration recently mulled erasing the transgender identity from federal recognition entirely.
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At one point, he mulled announcing a withdrawal from NAFTA on his 100th day as president in April.
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Some states have mulled using these waivers, for example, to use federal funds to build single-payer systems.
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January is the season for resolutions, Oscar movies, and, obviously, brimming mugs of mulled wine (see also: hangover hacks).
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Two professional politicians traded rehearsed talking points while pundits mulled the history-making ramifications of crosstalk and water-drinking.
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Investors mulled the biggest question facing the market: did this week's correction mark the start of a bear market?
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Friday's lighter U.S. jobs report was being mulled for implications for the next possible interest rate by the Fed.
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The current Conservative government mulled privatising it, before threatening to change the law to force it out of London.
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Senators mulled over the latest stunning news, first reported by The Washington Post, as they met inside the chamber.
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" He told German television ZDF that he "had gluhwein (mulled wine) with (Infantino) around Christmas and gave him tips.
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They mulled the idea of casting Thea Westreich, an art adviser in her seventies, who'd modelled for them before.
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In 2016 he mulled a third-party tilt at the presidency, but ultimately threw his weight behind Donald Trump.
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Those who stuck around mulled the possibility that the storm would turn back after heading out to the Atlantic.
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Susan Collins of Maine mulled over the idea at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast less than two weeks ago.
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You mean, people actually go to Starbucks for a Hot Mulled Fruit (grape with chai, orange and cinnamon venti)?!
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She had already received her after-tax winnings of $264 million while the judge mulled her claim to privacy.
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Bloomberg, like Trump before he took the plunge in 2015, has long mulled presidential bids but never followed through.
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While we mulled over which look to try, designers were drawing up (and sewing up) a much better idea.
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Iraq, which was originally included in the ban, even mulled imposing similar travel restrictions against the U.S. in response.
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Yes, the fairy lights twinkled, the sweet scent of mulled wine drifted, and sometimes snow crunched under my heels.
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While Berlin does boast excellent mulled wine and Christmas markets, the city also has a lot more to offer.
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Thailand has mulled the possibility of jointly bidding for the World Cup in 2034 with another Southeast Asian nation.
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I happen to agree with that statement, so I mulled over things that did provoke local pride and strength.
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Huawei, the world's third-largest smartphone manufacturer, imports handsets from China for the Brazilian market and has mulled local production.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, mulled imposing martial law if necessary to advance his homicidal campaign against drugs.
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Fans are delivered breathless reports on proposed trades, mulled offers, prospects on the rise and those whose stock is falling.
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Grind the seeds into a powder, and sprinkle into your holiday drinks—like eggnog, hot apple cider and mulled wine.
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It said the social network's boss once mulled 100 deals with app developers for potentially selling access to user data.
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Four mulled wines, three gulps of eggnog, two hot buttered rums, and a partridge in a pear tree raging hangover.
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"It took years," Schilling, 74, said of how long he mulled things over before finally committing to doing the film.
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He even mulled the idea of a flat income tax, where everyone pays the same rate regardless of their earnings.
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Plans are being mulled to curtail the number of cars, or even to levy a fee to walk the steps.
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I buy a round of mulled wine thinking it'll warm us up (it doesn't); he buys a round of beer.
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The president has reportedly mulled firing or replacing Powell, though it's unclear if he has the power to do that.
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I tried the $7 hot mulled cider, which was very effective in warming me up on a brisk November evening.
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Skiing, chocolate, mulled wine and magnificent views of the Matterhorn: It's all in and around this elegant Swiss ski town.
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Toward the end of the second night, after two glasses of wine apiece, we mulled the vocabulary of her lot.
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Trump has publicly mulled pulling back on public health measures that could contain the coronavirus to help restore the economy.
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Since then, Republican senators have shared bits and pieces of the ideas being mulled in their private lunches and meetings.
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It did not mention whether the EU was considering imposing more sanctions on Venezuela, as mulled by the United States.
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Since then, his show has been hosted by a rotating group of anchors and correspondents as executives mulled a replacement.
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The British tradition of wassailing in exchange for a bowl of hot mulled cider goes back centuries, as does eggnog.
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She first seriously mulled over the idea when she was president of New England Financial, then a subsidiary of MetLife.
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The British tradition of wassailing in exchange for a bowl of hot mulled cider dates back centuries, as does eggnog.
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Guests in reindeer antlers and pro-Hallmark T-shirts drank mulled cider and posed inside a Christmas-ornament-shaped frame.
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ICE mulled a bid for the LSE back in 2016, prompted by merger talks between LSE and Germany's Deutsche Borse.
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They mulled over a few notes in a matter of seconds then gave me a signal that they were ready.
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The government, however, will not nationalize the 5G network, an idea mulled for more than a year by the Trump administration.
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It mulled building its own device and ended up instead creating Facebook Home, its operating system-like takeover for Android phones.
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Persky mulled reducing a plumber's felony child porn conviction down to a misdemeanor, but that'll now be handled by another judge.
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As investors mulled alternatives, even embattled drug maker Valeant Pharmaceutical International Inc's name emerged as a possible winner amid the wreckage.
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But as Trump mulled a final decision on Friday, he relied on the counsel of several current and former military officers.
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But, you've mulled it over a few times — you even mentioned it in passing over a shared appetizer with your friends.
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It's unclear what's in store in the upcoming installment, but previously Witherspoon has mulled a potential White House run for Woods.
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They mulled how such a brutal event could unfold between two slightly-framed men, which underscores the severity of the attack.
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Trump had mulled recognizing Guaido as president as top officials in the US administration ratcheted up their public statements against Maduro.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist briefly mulled a question in jest as he removed his equipment after practice on Wednesday.
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Needless to say, I mulled it over for about 9 milliseconds before buying myself a plane ticket and heading for Utah.
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" Clooney also mulled running for president on Saturday, though he was apparently being sarcastic in saying, "Oh, that sounds like fun.
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Officials in New Jersey and New York mulled drastic measures as the number of cases in those states continued to grow.
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We're proudly getting ready for our Yule-time cookouts, our Noel fireworks shows, our nativity pool parties, kids selling mulled lemonade!
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In the early days of the boycott, two American officials said, Saudi and Emirati leaders mulled possible military action against Qatar.
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There's a bar in the corner of the Fireside event serving free hot chocolate, cider, mulled wine, and dark and stormys.
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As lawmakers mulled how to move forward, doctors, hospitals, insurers, state insurance commissioners and advocates for patients denounced Mr. Trump's decision.
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We learned that this is one of the possible penalties mulled by the International Olympic Committee against Russia for systemic doping.
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The president, who briefly mulled a package of incremental gun-control measures after a February high school shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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He mulled it over for a bit, sitting in his Medium office, which is noteworthy only for not having a desk.
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Trump's legal team has reportedly mulled over the idea of compromising on a face-to-face interview with the special counsel.
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Analysts, including Eric Jackson, managing director of SpringOwl Asset Management, valued Tumblr at $0 as its parent company mulled a sale.
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President Trump has referred to him as a "rising star" and mulled tapping James as United Nations ambassador earlier this year.
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The concept of the soul is something that's been reflected on and mulled over by history's major religions, thinkers, and philosophers.
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Senate Democratic leaders, then in the majority, mulled doing just that to Republicans during the debate over Obamacare seven years ago.
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Trump met with NRA officials privately at the White House twice in February as he mulled policy responses to the shooting.
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This absence was on full display last week as the President mulled striking Iran, ultimately pulling back at the very last minute.
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In the past, Twitter has mulled the idea of introducing encrypted messaging, but it reportedly delayed doing so because of marketing concerns.
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It cost him thousands of dollars in meals and attendance fees, as the rental sheikh and his counterpart mulled over the case.
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Perhaps the clearest indication of something less mulled over is a spare track like "Don't Wanna," which recalls Mezzanine-era Massive Attack.
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Mount Wutai, in Shanxi province, has mulled IPO plans since 2010, but was reported this week as having shelved them in December.
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The more I mulled over how considered the film is, the more I realized that consideration is the emotion of the film.
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Earlier this year Microsoft mulled acquiring Slack for around $8 billion, but it decided to throw its resources behind Skype and Teams.
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The Obama administration mulled arming the Kurds for many years, but kept the idea on the backburner to avoid confrontation with Turkey.
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Google also reportedly mulled a censored search service to re-enter China, an attempt that outraged its staff, politicians and speech advocates.
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On my first day, I make it through five hours of mulled brandy and stories before I feel the call of nature.
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Local and national leaders across the United States have recently mulled whether Confederate symbols primarily honor the past or perpetuate harmful beliefs.
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Ancho Reyes chili liqueur gives your average mulled cider new life, and a few of these will definitely get you festively sloshed.
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Humans without pets partook in the festivities, too, sipping mulled cider and considering whether or not to adopt one of their own.
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But Son has also mulled a deal with Charter, which is 27 percent owned by Liberty Media and its chairman, John Malone.
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" MacPhee mulled whether there was a difference between designing for humans and designing for horses: "With horses, who's going to buy it?
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The U.S. had actually mulled a sale of the Grosvenor Square site before Obama was elected as President due to security concerns.
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Bernstein himself had mulled a Broadway version with a reduced orchestration, but didn't get around to it before his death in 21986.
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Indeed, he told Sports Illustrated in a 2017 interview that he at one point mulled killing his advisers (he changed his mind).
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Customers, surrounded by heaters and heat lamps to keep them toasty, savored polenta, buttered spinach dumplings and warm libations, like mulled wine.
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It's probably one of the things he mulled frequently while sitting like a nesting hen on piles of Barack Obama's judicial nominations.
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"As candidates threw verbal punches, debate viewers cheered, jeered, and mulled their choices," by Jackie Valley A view from the watch parties.
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I have made several things in this slow cooker, including mulled wine, which I was able to warm for eight straight hours.
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Samil conducted due diligence on the unit to assess its viability, as South Korea mulled whether to inject money into the unit.
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A Washington Post report asserted that officials from at least four foreign nations had mulled how they might try to manipulate him.
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Mr. Bloomberg, who briefly mulled an independent campaign for president last year, shared some advice for students looking to succeed in business.
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Apple has indeed mulled ways to add a camera into the wearable, according to a U.S. patent filing that was granted today.
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It's a bad sign for the world -- but perhaps good news for Trump, who on multiple occasions mulled buying the icy nation.
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"Stocks opened lower on Monday as investors mulled over potential US steel and aluminum tariffs," the lead sentence of the story stated.
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The two have had a rocky relationship at times, though Trump publicly mulled making Romney his secretary of state after the 2016 election.
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In four quick steps, this look is ready for all your winter festivities (perfect for pairing with velvet, glitter, and mulled wine, ideally).
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Apple has also reportedly mulled other major acquisitions, including Time Warner in 2016, according to a Wall Street Journal report at the time.
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Corn futures rose as traders mulled outlooks for rain and even snow that could further delay planting in the heart of the Midwest.
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That would be a message Europe would be particularly keen to hear with Brexit looming and reports that the president mulled leaving NATO.
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Fearing that the referendum will stir separatist sentiments among their own Kurds, Turkey and Iran have mulled closing their borders with Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Similarly, in Kenya, two NGOs that mulled challenging the results of the election last month were temporarily shut down over alleged tax improprieties.
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Deepak Garg, the founder, had originally mulled launching an "Uber for trucking"; as a former McKinsey management consultant, he might be expected to.
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Since then, the administration has mulled options for using sweeping national security powers to help plants stay open, but it hasn't gone anywhere.
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Asian markets were higher on Monday as investors mulled the possibility of a settlement between Deutsche Bank and the U.S. Department of Justice.
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Mashable and Cinefix joined forces in Park City to see nearly 30 films combined, mulled them over and ranked them, top-to-bottom.
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On Friday, the dollar strengthened, Treasurys sold off and stocks fell as the market mulled the possibility of a March interest rate hike.
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But the order came as the President and his advisers mulled the possibility of launching a "bloody nose" preventive strike on North Korea.
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At the time, Sherman had mulled possibly forcing a vote on his article of impeachment using the same process Green did on Wednesday.
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They were photographed dining together as Trump mulled making Romney his secretary of state, and the President endorsed Romney's Senate bid last year.
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"I think people love mulled wine because it's a nice alternative to what they drink for the rest of the year," he says.
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Try an Irish coffee, a steaming mug of glühwein (mulled wine), or a hot chocolate spiked with kirsch, the locally beloved cherry liqueur.
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Mr. Carter has said he mulled leaving the magazine earlier this year but for the election of a longtime foil, Donald J. Trump.
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" Ms. Sara spoke as vendors sold mulled wine from snow-covered wooden cabins, and talking moose heads greeted tourists here with "Merry Christmas.
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Families can listen to live bands play holiday music, sample mulled wine and other seasonal treats and shop for gifts from local vendors.
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Last year's event was rescheduled to the afternoon — not exactly prime time for mulled wine — and a few news organizations, including CNN, boycotted.
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On March 23, Trump publicly mulled pulling back on public health measures to contain the coronavirus in order to support the stock market.
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What's next: Congress has mulled extending the authority to use counter-drone technology to state and local police, but haven't proposed anything yet.
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Guessing he had been notified of my existence by 23andMe, I mulled in agitation for a week before finally putting fingers to keyboard.
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At a recent board meeting that he led, members mulled over plans to add new facilities, including an airplane hangar, commons and classrooms.
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As she wandered the vast tea estates of the Western Ghats mountains, she mulled over a plan to provide restaurants with tea service.
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Next was chili, followed by more mulled wine, and then my very favorite soup made with vegetable broth, tons of veggies, and cabbage.
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Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, at one point mulled similar concerns, but was supportive of the move to the president.
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Others have noted that the group leaked vulnerabilities as the U.S. mulled making public its assertion that Russia hacked the Democratic National Committee.
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Some Republican senators on Sunday mulled over the possibility of first repealing and then replacing ObamaCare, an idea that the GOP originally rejected.
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The app idea is one in a roster of ideas being mulled by Trump as he comes under pressure to act on guns.
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The holiday-themed recipes (mince pie, mulled wine, Twelfth Night fish cakes) aren't written to win the attention of the James Beard House.
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And he has kept an even closer eye on the brand over the last 18 months as he has mulled other acquisition opportunities.
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Anyway: If you ever fancy mulled wine—very, very, very bad mulled wine—without the sheer rigmarole of studding an orange with cloves and warming it slowly in a deep pan while children sing carols around you, then I can sort of recommend that you add a dab of PSL syrup to some Merlot before chugging the whole thing down.
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Jawbone, once considered Fitbit's top competition in the space, recently shuttered its business, while TomTom's CEO also publicly mulled eliminating the company's wearable division.
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In the years after 'Moneyball,' Lewis mulled over the idea of a sequel, called 'Underdogs,' that would chronicle the players' lives since the draft.
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While Dany turned thousands of innocent people into barbecue, those four were probably sipping mulled cider in front of a roaring fire at Winterfell.
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Box had been on the justices' conference table since early January, and they have mulled over how to handle it at 14 private conferences.
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European stocks followed the cautious tone set in both Asia and in the U.S., as traders mulled future policy decisions by major central banks.
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He did not even mention the possibility of a property tax, a long-mulled measure that would help to reduce rampant speculation (see article).
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Sibur, the largest petrochemical producer in Eastern Europe, has long mulled a share placement on the open market but faced delays for various reasons.
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EDT Saturday: Donald Trump holds a rally in Manheim, Pa. NOW FOR THE FUN STUFF ...: Today is National Gum Day and Mulled Cider Day!
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Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached record highs as investors mulled over the latest trade news along with news out of Disney.
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NFL owners on Tuesday mulled the possibility of assessing an in-game penalty against teams whose players kneel in protest during the national anthem.
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Mr. Romney's camp has privately mulled how far he should go to embrace a president whose candidacy he excoriated as bad for American democracy.
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Here you are, rushing around with too many plans, not enough holiday shopping done and perhaps a mild headache from last night's mulled wine.
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But it suffered decline over the years, and after major damage from the 2000 storm, the local authority mulled whether it was worth saving.
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"He came over for mulled wine, which he had never had before, and we spent seven days intensely dating before I moved," she said.
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Removal is extremely unlikely at the moment because Republicans control 53 Senate seats and only one, Mitt Romney, has publicly even mulled considering impeachment.
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Byrne had mulled a Senate bid publicly well ahead of the announcement and was expected by many to mount a campaign to unseat Jones.
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As Trump mulled who he would nominate to the Supreme Court after the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy, McGahn pushed him to select Kavanaugh.
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The Christmas markets that pop up across the region this time of year promise fragrant finds, mulled wine and endless arrays of holiday treasures.
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The impact scattered people who just moments before had been shopping and drinking mulled wine amid stands that sell Christmas gifts, sweets and sausages.
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GOP senators mulled widening the Russia probe earlier this year, but backed away after leadership signaled that the Intelligence Committee could handle the investigation.
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Every international partner that Obama helped corral to snap controls on Iran's nuclear ambitions in 2015 spoke out as Trump mulled nullifying the deal.
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They had spent the day navigating horse paddocks and turned-over fields, and now they were being met with mugs of hot mulled wine.
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We're told the chitchat inspired Lamar, who mulled it over and checked himself into rehab last week, around the time of his deceased son's birthday.
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Give your iPad a damn rest, light your fireplace, sip on some mulled wine and prop up one of these bad boys on your counter.
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The festive season is full of many wonderful traditions and fun activities, like drinking mulled wine, eating pigs in blankets, and other less tasty alternatives.
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When asked why she continued to see the governor after the incident in his basement, she said she had mulled over the question many times.
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To Byrne's chagrin, they discovered that the mulled wine had "reduced" alcohol content and was "limited to those with tokens," which they had not received.
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The data, though, comes at a turbulent time for the league, one where its players have publicly mulled retirement at the peak of their careers.
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The network's top brass, including CEO Les Moonves, have mulled how the broadcaster could benefit under the ownership of a tech giant, according to sources.
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Rather, the friends were talking about "life," and Stephanie's dissatisfaction merely happened to come up as she mulled over where she's heading in the future.
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Last year Allergan rolled out a strategic review and hired multiple advisers as it mulled options including share buybacks, splitting the company and making acquisitions.
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Since coming to power in October, it has announced the end of state-funded IVF treatment and mulled restricting access to the morning-after pill.
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The 75-year-old billionaire, who has championed liberal causes despite his political independence, repeatedly mulled presidential runs during his tenure as New York's mayor.
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He interviewed several other candidates and spoke to scores of aides and friends as he mulled his decision -- and even after he made his choice.
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There's plenty to see, do, and eat in Amsterdam, but enjoying some traditional mulled wine or Dutch sausage is a must, especially during the holidays.
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WeWork had mulled a drastic valuation cut from the $47 billion in its last private round to win over potential investors, according to media reports.
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Trump has criticized Mueller's investigation as a "witch hunt" and has openly mulled whether to fire him, something many in his party have cautioned against.
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"It might be a little unexpected to order mulled wine somewhere like here, which is why we've put our own twist on it," says Marti.
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We, too, crave all the warm spices that make us feel like our insides are full of mulled cider when the leaves start to change.
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Also on Tuesday, the Trump administration pursued an $850 billion stimulus package to buttress the economy and mulled sending Americans $1,000 checks within two weeks.
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At a meeting in California, top officials in college sports mulled how to change the rules that would allow athletes to profit from their fame.
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Lean into a season that swaps out watermelon margaritas for mulled wine, fresh flowers for fallen leaves, and summer Fridays for... well, no summer Fridays.
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Sweden itself has mulled the development of its own fiat digital currency, the ekrona, due to a decline in cash use in the Scandinavian country.
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U.S. equities closed lower on Tuesday as investors mulled over the prospects of tighter monetary policy and the House Republicans' legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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I think of Jones's palpable, muted paintings as art that became "meditation pieces" — works to be closely scrutinized and mulled over, looked at from all sides.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a mixed open on Monday, as oil prices dipped and traders mulled more hints of near-term monetary policy tightening.
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Over the last two years, Foer has mulled over the dark underpinnings of the most powerful corporations in the world in order to write his book.
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But the only person who has openly mulled a run against Mrs Pelosi, Marcia Fudge, a congresswoman from Ohio, did not sign her name to it.
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The gratifying bit was watching the 13 fledgling documentarians figure out their own opinions on responsibility and second chances while the audience mulled it over too.
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Between hidden rainbows, jewel tones, and pantry-inspired shades (like red velvet and mulled wine), I've got serious whiplash from all the Instagram hair color trends.
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The big picture: Security companies of all sizes have mulled offering free or discounted cybersecurity products to campaigns for a mix of altruistic and marketing reasons.
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The 45-year-old action movie star has long mulled throwing his hat in the ring, saying there's a "real possibility" he could run for president.
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Mr. Glebo mulled overtures from his building's curators and realized how little he knew about his surroundings, about the vertical community that inhabits 310 Riverside Drive.
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As Mr. Taunton drove, Mr. Hitchens read aloud from the Gospel of John and mulled over the precise reason Jesus wept at the death of Lazarus.
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The move came after senators mulled adding extra funding into the bill amid backlash from lawmakers from states hit hard by the recent hurricanes and wildfires.
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Meanwhile, oil prices fell on Wednesday, as traders mulled mixed signs regarding the prospect of OPEC and non-OPEC oil-producing countries reining in crude production.
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The cold winter months are quickly approaching, making us want to curl up with a hot toddy or a mug of mulled wine by the fireplace.
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As I left, I mulled over the idea of getting a pair of my own classic clogs and realized why the brand is doing so well.
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Things you mulled over during Mars retrograde this summer are thrown back your way, and this time you have the gusto to take a powerful swing!
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She had earned a doctorate at Northwestern and was seeking to publish her dissertation on the English novelist Arnold Bennett when they mulled becoming publishers themselves.
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Lawmakers had mulled adding more funding to the legislation amid complaints from states impacted by the natural disasters that the House bill didn't provide enough help.
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More than 215.51,28.00 attend, setting up their snowbound tailgates, where mulled wine and beer flow easily, warming frozen spirits and providing liquid courage to the meek.
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Seattle was soon to be the epicenter of an indie-folk renaissance—Neil Young acolytes in ponchos and heavy sweaters, with monkish beards and mulled wine.
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Meanwhile, as he mulled his next step, he had started mentoring young guys coming out of Santa Rita, trying to get them to go to college.
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My editors and I mulled whether to run the Huajian article on its own, but decided to wait and see what China Labor Watch might find.
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In their place, the cheery stalls selling mulled wine, crafts and trinkets had returned to the Christmas market on Breitscheidplatz in Berlin, which reopened on Thursday.
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Once I've mulled it over for a good amount of time, I will either sketch it out on paper or write down the idea in detail.
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Those Democrats elected in the last couple of election cycles have mulled over whether the leadership table needs a younger face to represent the future of party.
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I mulled my concerns over his mutton chop beard: introducing new vehicles to our roads before we have the infrastructure to safely handle them makes me nervous.
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Cold mulled wine, long queues, "shop-bought cheese," a dearth of bread, overcrowding, an absence of "giant camembert," and "very average" cheeses were among the abundant complaints.
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A number of cities, most prominently in California, have mulled over gas car bans to try and move the needle on electric car sales and lower emissions.
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A number of states, most prominently in California, have mulled over gas car bans to try to move the needle on electric car sales and lower emissions.
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For weeks, American and allied Western officials have mulled a possible air campaign against the Islamic State in Libya, particularly around its de facto headquarters in Surt.
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Since 43 it has mulled an initial public offering (IPO) of these services on Shanghai's stock exchange; last year it said it hoped to raise 615m yuan.
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Becoming a media mogul is a new career move for Saldana, but the idea of creating inclusive, informative stories is something she has mulled over for years.
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If things get awkward, don't worry: There's bound to be a glass of spiked eggnog or mulled wine you can reach for in lieu of an apology.
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The party mulled various attacks on the tax law when it took the House majority last month, including criticism related to the state and local deduction limits.
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Nearby South Korea has also mulled tough measures on cryptocurrency, but officials say a planned ban on exchanges has not yet been finalized, Reuters reported on Monday.
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The "Fast Money" traders mulled over where they can find protection as the stock market bounced back from its worst one-day performance in months on Tuesday.
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Later, as I ate a celebratory ice cream and mulled over an incredible day, I realized that attaining the highest speed is equivalent to a Darwin Award.
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But Iovine approached Netflix as he mulled whether he could keep Beats as a stand-alone company, according to a profile in Bloomberg Businessweek published on Thursday.
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When winter weather hits, our boozy cravings tend to turn toward the obvious: hot toddies, mulled wine, maybe just some bourbon added to a thermos of coffee.
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Democratic leaders mulled several proposals to re-open the government over the course of the last week before deciding to move forward with the full funding package.
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It's traditional to spike an orange or lemon with cloves and add it to your pan of mulled wine, but Sherwood reckons you should ditch this idea.
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This year, there was also enough mulled wine consumed to leave over 28 revelers incapacitated, including a 12-year-old boy who was reportedly in a coma.
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While the state mulled it over, the county looked for more towers: the local 911 radio towers, the water towers, the radio station at the high school.
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That could explain why Detroit even mulled creating a gayborhood out of thin air in an attempt to revitalize itself after the city went bankrupt in 2012.
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Outside, the "garden of edam" was essentially one mega-line for tepid mulled wine and cider (5 percent each) that may as well have been actual urine.
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Don't get us wrong, we love hot toddies and mulled wine and bourbon in pretty much everything to keep us warm through the hell that is winter.
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The ideal night out is a wander through the Necropolis at pitch dark, equipped with a torch, a portable recorder, cigs and a flask of mulled Bucky.
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She navigated the crowds instinctively, with her head down, watching her red Converse move across the filthy sidewalks as she mulled over everything her teacher had said.
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Cider doughnuts, cinnamon sticks to steep in stove-heated cider, popcorn, maple cookies, a variety of herbal teas, the ingredients to a hot toddy and mulled wine.
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And Mr. Kurtag may not be done yet; he has mulled filling in some of the gaps he has left in creating the "Fin de Partie" libretto.
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Anyone being listened to can tell when his or her words have been considered, mulled over, taken to heart and responded to, instead of simply waited out.
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Others mulled it, often creating a raucous debate inside their offices and among their boards of directors, only to decide that the political risk was too high.
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She went to Bushwick the day after Christmas two years ago, sleeping on the floor of the gallery and eating Thai food as she mulled the possibilities.
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Still, Christmas is a time for nostalgia on tap, a time for people to ditch their regular entertainment habits in favor of mindless, mulled wine-fuelled viewing.
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European stocks were muted by Tuesday's market close, as investors mulled over the recent announcements from the U.S. and China in their tit-for-tat trade war.
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Jim Clyburn, the assistant minority leader and No. 2218 House Democrat, has mulled running for House Speaker or House Majority Leader if Democrats can take back the House.
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Biden mulled whether to run for the Democratic nomination last year, before he put an end to speculation in an October announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
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The decision to re-hire Gunn was "mulled and actually made months ago, following conversations with Disney studio leadership and the team at Marvel Studio," according to Deadline.
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Multiple reports emerged that Trump had tried to fire special counsel Bob Mueller — which the Senate mulled over making it more difficult for him to do months ago.
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The Obama administration, DeVos's Education Department noted, had mulled a similar idea to limit the debt relief offered by the claims, before ultimately settling on offering full forgiveness.
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Starbucks' hot mulled fruit - grape with chai, orange and cinnamon - in a belt-busting "venti" or 217 ounce size, contains a whopping 22016 grams of sugar per serving.
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If you truly want to get into the full-blown, holiday spirit, might I suggest filling this stocking with mulled wine and another, normal stocking with Christmas cookies?
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For years the authorities have mulled shifting from a system in which these are individually authorised to one in which eligible firms simply register their intention to list.
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Its Venti Grape with Chai, Orange and Cinnamon Hot Mulled Fruit, contains a whopping 99 grams of sugar – the equivalent of 25 teaspoons — per serving, the group said.
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Turns out you actually can use your Crock Pot for practically every part of the traditional Thanksgiving meal, from soup to nuts (or from turkey to mulled wine).
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Senate appropriators have speculated that another continuing resolution would be necessary to avoid a government shutdown, but House appropriators had mulled a shorter timeline, considering a Christmas deadline.
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Howard Schultz mulled a run for a few months this year before some back surgeries (and maybe the backlash of Democrats bent on defeating Trump) made him reconsider.
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Senators had mulled adding more financial help to the bill but, after getting clarification from the Trump administration about future disaster relief, decided to pass it as is.
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Even if it's a pre-mix bottle from the bottom of the bargain bin, there is something incredibly soothing about that first mouthful of mulled wine each year.
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Amid the rainy weather the Golden Knights experienced over the weekend in their first New York visit, Schmidt laughed as he mulled the sunny nature of desert life.
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A friend of Victor Orban, Hungary's semi-authoritarian prime minister, he has recently mulled an alliance on migration policy with his far-right counterparts in Austria and Italy.
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In Clevedon, near Bristol, she joined locals for a quick swim and then for what they called "the debrief"—a long chat over mulled wine in a pub.
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Google and Uber mulled teaming up on self-driving car technology, but the relationship iced over, former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said in a deposition published this weekend.
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The company has also mulled selling the surgical tools unit of its Bausch & Lomb eye care division and letting go of some additional dermatology brands plus several international businesses.
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In central and eastern Europe, most currencies slipped against the euro while stocks largely gained, as they mulled EU parliamentary elections that saw pro-Europe parties retain their majority.
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Vegan chef Rachel Lorton has recently been making the most stunning smoothie bowls that are as festive as any mug of hot chocolate or mulled wine you've ever had.
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Biden mulled whether to run for the Democratic nomination last year, before he put an end to the speculation in an October announcement that he wouldn't seek the presidency.
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The US has been in unsuccessful negotiation talks with Taliban leaders since last year, and the Trump administration has mulled over removing as many as 4,000 troops from Afghanistan.
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After the Ford team mulled the matter in private, it declined the offer, noting that its newly installed CEO Jim Hackett was still reviewing the company's goals and strategies.
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Encouraged by congressional resolutions last year, it also has publicly mulled over more tangible ways to show support, such as having the U.S. Navy make calls at Taiwan's ports.
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Mr. Trump spoke with prosecutors as they mulled the case, noting that Ms. Fields had touched him, and also urged them to "do the right thing," Mr. Aronberg said.
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The 1.019-second robotic best time is being submitted for consideration as the new world record; while that's being mulled over, the LEGO solvers have some work to do.
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In addition to Sony and Discovery, execs at CBS and Viacom have mulled the idea of acquiring Starz, or its parent company Lions Gate, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Republican senators on Sunday mulled over the possibility of first repealing and then replacing ObamaCare, an idea that the GOP originally rejected but seems to be warming to reluctantly.
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Another close adviser to the President maintained that even members of the President's legal team have struggled to gain access to him as he mulled his options for responding.
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From France to Hong Kong to the Netherlands, governments have mulled legislative action, while big brands have come under pressure to check their complex supply chains are slave-free.
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This is the Mariah Carey of the mulled wine world: decadent to the point of being OTT and galaxies away from the tepid brew flogged at Winter Wonderland funfairs.
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Sterling steadied on Wednesday but held near a two-week low as investors mulled a report that UK cabinet ministers are discussing plans to delay Brexit by eight weeks.
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Holiday Tin Candle, $22Sitting in a festive, holiday cookie-inspired tin is a soy wax candle layered with scents like mulled wine, milk and cookies, and hot buttered rum.
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A spicy mulled wine filling is covered with a coating of dark chocolate festively traced with red and white and packed by the dozen in a scarlet gift box.
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To the Editor: While we bask in a self-congratulatory haze over Roy Moore's loss in the special Senate race in Alabama, one fact should, nonetheless, be mulled over.
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As the crisis escalated, some governments mulled restrictions to the flow of food staples to ensure their own populations have enough while supply chains are disrupted by the pandemic.
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Try This After one too many holiday parties, my under-eye region isn't looking its best — lack of sleep and plenty of mulled wine will do that to you.
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At a weekend policy retreat, Republican members of the Ways and Means Committee mulled ways to merge their tax "blueprint" with the principles put forth by the White House.
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Bearhug Naturals Christmas Candle Set, $24.40 (originally $30.50) [You save $6.10]Mulled cider, french vanilla, and Frasier fir are the perfect scents to fill your space with this winter.
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He added that the funding mechanism wasn't the only solution being mulled; it has been reported that the scheme wouldn't garner every dollar of what the MTA will need.
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The "Fast Money" traders looked on Wednesday at the retail sector ahead of earnings next week and mulled over the potential effect of a Mexican border tax from the administration.
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They mulled over the importance of grief, of not shying away from or desensitizing the pain, of what the Parkland shooting survivors did, and why the community needs this production.
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When I raised this possibility with Light, he liked the idea and mulled adding tips to the Union-Tribune's simple GoFundMe FAQ — emphasizing how nascent the whole project really is.
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Wisdom and Grace, a chai-like rooibos that was, according to its product page, "originally blended for His Holiness the Dalai Lama," was warming and soothing, reminiscent of mulled wine.
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Morse's accusation, along with others the Post mentioned, came as Conyers mulled his future, and on Tuesday, Conyers announced he was retiring in the wake of mounting allegations against him.
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The largest U.S. drugmaker did not offer any hints on whether it plans to split into two separate companies, a long-mulled potential decision that has kept investors in suspense.
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The idea was to renegotiate a wireless agreement, but news reports suggested that the two cable companies might have mulled taking an equity stake in Sprint or acquiring it outright.
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He's repeatedly signaled since last year that he has a strong interest in taking on Cruz and has recently traversed the Lone Star State as he mulled a potential bid.
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DONNER & BLITZEN'S REINDEER LOUNGE This holiday pop-up features mulled wine, eggnog and cocktails like the Feliz Navidad with tequila, Kahlúa and rum, along with grilled cheese and s'mores sandwiches.
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When he and his wife finally left the store, my manager and I mulled over how weird the transaction was until we recounted the register and realized we were short $200.
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Lizzie is right though — I made several GIFs the first time I watched this video, mulled the GIFs over for many hours, and then came up with a couple of jokes.
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I also put ingredients for mulled wine (apple cider, red wine, cinnamon sticks, cut up oranges and apples) in the slow cooker so we can sip on that throughout the day.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 9 (Reuters) - China stocks started the week on a firm note, led by defence stocks as more central state-owned enterprises (SOEs) mulled plans to push mixed-ownership reforms.
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Day and night she mulled over what to do, talked about it incessantly with loved ones and friends — myself included, even while I was in the midst of my workshop abroad.
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As Trump mulled his team, demonstrators hit the streets in major cities for the third straight night to denounce his election and the inflammatory campaign rhetoric on immigrants, Muslims and women.
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Mid-cap auto recovery and insurance firm AA rose 3.4 percent after confirming it held talks with rival Hastings on a merger, and analysts mulled the implications of such a deal.
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Mr. Bloomberg, he said, mulled over the idea and ultimately agreed to speak, after drafting a speech that reflected his distinctive set of political views rather than a boilerplate Democratic message.
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The South African rand dipped 0.4 percent as investors mulled the impact of the financial crisis at state power utility Eskom ahead of the national budget to be presented on Wednesday.
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Varnell, who voiced a deep-seated contempt for the US government, allegedly mulled targeting government buildings in Maryland and Washington, DC, along with a Bank of America data center in Texas.
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It's also clear from the amount of messages you receive from love interests telling you how much they want to drink mulled wine and curl up with you by the fire.
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This issue came up during the 2016 presidential election when Donald Trump openly mulled the possibility of a third-party bid if he failed to secure the Republican nomination for president.
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As I have mulled them over, I find the worst is the message to the children involved — that their parents did not believe they could enter a good college without cheating.
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The Mull It Over, recently created by Jenny Schubert, the manager of Davio's Northern Italian Steakhouse in Midtown Manhattan, adds amaro and bourbon to what amounts to a mulled-wine recipe.
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Earlier this year, financial services firms moved more than $1 trillion in assets to the EU and mulled shifting operations to other parts of the continent amid concerns over the divorce.
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During a Monday hearing, New York City councilors mulled over proposals that would require companies and property owners to notify people subject to biometric data collection and register with the city.
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Trump has mulled adding House lawmakers to his defense team though there hasn't been an announcement one way or another, and Senate Republicans have cautioned the president against such a move.
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Though it was a beautiful fall day, sunny and mild, a few families and couples had gathered at each stand eating grilled bratwurst and sipping mugs of glühwein, or mulled wine.
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Members of the House Financial Services Committee mulled concerns over cybersecurity and the pace of development for a consistently delayed project to bolster Wall Street records collection during a hearing Thursday.
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Despite previously insisting he wouldn't encroach on the Fed's independence, Trump reportedly mulled firing Powell last month during a brutal time for U.S. stocks, the worst December since the Great Depression.
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One row, next to Budapester Strasse, was filled with stands serving sausage, fried potatoes and other food as well as glühwein, the mulled wine that is ubiquitous at German Christmas markets.
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Dog Bed For me, peak hygge is curling up on my couch with my hyggebukser, slippers and mulled wine as my dog, Zuki, rests in my lap or on my leg.
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The business model, product market fit and potential impact for the company were typical factors the fund mulled over before writing a check, but ALLVP also considered the founders' married status.
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Sprint, Dish and CNBC-parent Comcast may all have mulled a deal at some point, though nothing has materialized or been confirmed, according to reports from Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal.
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But since you're bound to at least see the moon, there's no better reason to throw on your puffy coat, fill a thermos with mulled wine, and brave the cold tomorrow night.
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For one thing, they're dishes you've probably made before and could likely throw together without a paycheck-consuming trip to Whole Foods — think eggs benedict, butternut squash hash, and mulled apple cider.
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"I knew that Michael was attached to play Tom, and I think he's one of the most brilliant actors out there," Vikander told reporters about how she mulled taking on the role.
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Having studied at film school and penned a best-selling work on monastic life in the Soviet Union, the bishop is considered a skilled communicator and his public words are mulled carefully.
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Asian equities were mixed on Monday as investors mulled headlines out of the G-20 finance ministers meeting in Germany at the weekend and China Development Forum over the next two days.
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"They decorated my room in the hotel when Henry and I went out, and I came home after maybe a cup of mulled wine or two," Jenna shared on Today on Monday.
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"Guests can shop locally made gifts and sample festive treats like mince pies and mulled wine in over 200 stalls and chalets," said Gary Franklin, vice president for Belmond's trains and cruises.
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When the president of Democratic Republic of Congo (once known as Zaire), Joseph Kabila, publicly mulled violating his nation's constitutional ban on serving more than two terms in the presidency, protests erupted.
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Avenatti, the lawyer representing adult-film actress Stormy Daniels in her lawsuits against the president, has in recent weeks openly mulled launching a Democratic presidential campaign to take on Trump in 2020.
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Messrs Schumer and Trump have mulled ending the debt ceiling, a statutory measure that limits how much the government can borrow to pay its bills; conservatives like the leverage it gives them.
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As the huts selling traditional sausages, mulled wine, gingerbread and Christmas gifts drew up their shutters, dozens of visitors walked along the aisles, stopping at a makeshift memorial to pay their respects.
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But if you're making the drink at home, just watch out it doesn't come to the boil—you might as well cancel Christmas if you end up with booze-free mulled wine.
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It's just like being back in Brazil, until the warming effects of the mulled wine wear off and I have to wrap my big old European coat and scarf around me again.
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Some inside the West Wing have viewed Pelosi's letter as an opportunity to finally break the traditional State of the Union mold -- something previous White Houses have mulled but ultimately decided against.
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London is now braced for a possible shut down as underground train stations across the capital closed on Thursday and Prime Minister Boris Johnson mulled tougher measures to tackle the coronavirus crisis.
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The market has been expecting an off-cycle interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India but the source said no such step is being mulled at this point in time.
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London is now braced for a possible shut down as underground train stations across the capital closed on Thursday and Prime Minister Boris Johnson mulled tougher measures to tackle the coronavirus crisis.
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The existence of a subpoena to Questcor would seem to have been of interest to Mallinckrodt's shareholders as they mulled whether to approve the purchase of what was a one-drug company.
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Instead, this fragrant wine mulled with roasted oranges, sugar and spice is a liquid reflection of the new, improved Scrooge: warm and sweet, and — as it's meant for sharing — generous of spirit.
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Asked in his early hours with the Rangers if he felt it was his destiny to become a hockey coach after his playing career was cut short, Quinn briefly mulled his response.
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What I made using the slow cookerI first used the slow cooker to make mulled wine, which is as easy as pouring a bottle into the slow cooker and adding some spices.
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The police were sympathetic, he said, and mulled it over for a couple of weeks, but finally on Thursday declined to take on the job, saying their reading of the law differed.
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I mulled breaking the rules as an act of First Amendment principle, but I also weighed that against missing out on any further testimony from Mr. Zuckerberg or other high profile witnesses.
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The fundraising follows a separate report by the FT on Wednesday that said Uber has mulled the sale of minority stakes in its struggling self-driving unit, known as the Advanced Technologies Group.
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The Shields had mulled the idea of preserving her genes in the past, but it wasn't until the fresh aftermath of her death that they made the decision to start the cloning process.
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From mid-November to Christmas Eve the market attracts thousands of visitors, each hoping to partake in the seasonal magic by wondering the snow kissed streets and massively overpaying for watery mulled wine.
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In East Hampton, you can try glögg, the traditional Scandinavian mulled wine, while sitting in the colorful lounge at the Living Room, which is part of a hotel called c/o the Maidstone.
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The move comes as a federal judge in DC mulled an ACLU challenge to the man's detention, which had drawn unprecedented judicial scrutiny to the US's legal underpinning for the war on ISIS.
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Instead, the justices issued a short, unsigned opinion ruling that the lower court hadn't abused its discretion by refusing to grant a preliminary injunction, especially while the court mulled a ruling in Gill.
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McLean, VA 22102Complimentary cocktail, "Where the Left and Right Meet" (with Jack Daniels, California-mulled wine reduction, lemon juice, and simple syrup) will be offered to all guests wearing an "I Voted" sticker.
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After Portland, the Eatons made time for a short trip to Colorado, where they mulled a post-Olympic move to the mountains despite having to scout locations while driving in a heavy snowstorm.
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Sports of The Times Before the Carolina Panthers' game on Sunday, Kenya Jones and her three young daughters stood at a face-painting booth outside Bank of America Stadium and mulled the options.
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Members of the party had mulled walking out of the hearing, if they showed up at all, according to a POLITICO report on Wednesday, but ultimately decided against it — at least until Thursday.
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A report that Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, mulled wearing a wire in his meetings with the president (or at least joked about it) sent the media chattering about a constitutional crisis.
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Abrams, who, after losing her bid last year to serve as Georgia's governor, publicly mulled a 2020 campaign, said earlier this week that she would not enter the race as a presidential candidate.
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Pompeo has mulled launching a Senate bid in his home state of Kansas, and Trump on Friday said the secretary of State has indicated that he would like to remain in his Cabinet.
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If drinking mulled wine and browsing tree trinkets under strings of twinkly lights has you filling up with Christmas cheer already, then how about getting paid £50 ($65) an hour for the pleasure?
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Monday, the driver swerved off the street and plowed through the Christmas market, steering between the rows of temporary wooden stands, which typically sell items such as handmade Christmas ornaments or mulled wine.
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In January, he and Loeffler were reported to have mulled a bid for the Atlanta Hawks NBA basket ball team, along with John Brock, CEO of Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc, and his wife.
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As Trump mulled over the talks, he came up with the idea of hosting the leaders at Camp David, which was seen by multiple advisers, including Pence and Bolton, as a bad idea.
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That vagueness clearly fueled the judge's concern that he might have been tricked into delaying the FOIA case with a spurious claim that charges against the former FBI official were still being mulled.
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Romney, 70, a former governor of Massachusetts who later moved to Utah, has mulled a run for the seat of Utah Republican U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch, 83, who is deciding whether to retire.
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What's in it is old mulled wine from years and years and years of these rituals, and what's left is collected up into a heritage bottle to be added into the next year's brew.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A suburban Boston man arrested over the weekend illegally stockpiled weapons in violation of a court order and had mulled attacking a police station or a mosque, federal prosecutors said on Monday.
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Intel Capital — which reportedly mulled selling part of its portfolio but then confirmed it would not — also ranked as the top corporate investor in terms of exits, followed by Google Ventures and Salesforce Ventures.
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In its earnings report, the largest U.S. drugmaker did not offer any hints on whether it plans to split into two separate companies, a long-mulled potential decision that has kept investors in suspense.
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On the album's lead single "Hiding," she mulled the responsibility she has to other people that she loves, taking comfort in the idea that it's OK to hide away to preserve herself on occasion.
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The FTSE mid-cap index dropped 1.1% as domestic businesses struggled after Prime Minister Boris Johnson mulled tougher measures, including closing of underground train stations across the capital and ordering the closure of schools.
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Since the Porter scandal, the president has mulled over a number of potential replacements for Mr. Kelly, but he has kept his own counsel about his plans, according to several people close to him.
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In an letter to employees published by Gizmodo, the CEO of Cloudflare, a cybersecurity service provider, mulled the implications of effectively keeping certain voices off the internet after they also banned the Daily Stormer.
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A look of thoughtfulness entered the old man's face, and while his lips mulled his answer he went to the window, parted the curtains, and gazed up at the sky visible between the buildings.
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Energized by a massive vote against President Nicolas Maduro in an unofficial plebiscite, Venezuela's opposition mulled on Monday how to escalate protests and block a new congress it fears may enshrine Socialist Party hegemony.
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And for more than 30 years, the nearly century-old bridge has been crumbling, even as residents rallied endlessly to save their de facto Main Street and as city agencies mulled razing the structure.
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When his research told him that baby boomers are a significant proportion of theater audiences but a fraction of those working on the stage, he mulled starting a new company to fill the void.
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The Carpetbagger Earlier this awards season, at a ceremony for one of Hollywood's guild prizes, a prominent filmmaker who does not have a dog in the fight mulled over whether to chat with the media.
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The President-elect has since watered down the Muslim ban but is still planning to bar refugees from Syria and in the campaign mulled surveillance of mosques and databases for Muslims in the United States.
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Between numerous glasses of mulled wine, tears shed over your great uncle's polarizing political comments, and kisses on New Years Eve, it's easy to put your makeup through the wringer after just one holiday gathering.
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The moves come in the wake of a $1 billion fine and the effective freeze on operations as the company mulled a way forward without relying on products from U.S. businesses like Google and Qualcomm.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil's far-right President-elect Jair Bolsonaro set about staffing his new administration on Wednesday, naming an astronaut as science minister while a top anti-corruption judge mulled a job offer.
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Since then, Trump had mulled recognizing Guaido -- the president of the National Assembly -- as the country's legitimate president, and top Trump administration officials gradually ratcheted up their public statements, laying the groundwork for this step.
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And judging by this year's injuries, we also know that if you'd like to join in, you have a one-in-70 chance of either being injured by an orange or incapacitated by mulled wine.
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During the coldest months, restaurants offer sheepskin wool blankets and space heaters so patrons can dine outside; outdoor movies play in the downtown area; and locals crowd the bars and warm up with mulled wine.
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For months, his political advisers and outside allies had quietly mulled a shift in tone — the possibility that Mr. Sanders might take even modest steps to show skeptical Democrats that he could unify the party.
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More recently, Rice has mulled dabbling in politics — entertaining, then later ruling out, a Senate run against Susan Collins of Maine over the senator's support for Brett Kavanaugh during his contentious Supreme Court confirmation proceedings.
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All December, Great Northern offered a Holiday Hygge Program, which included knitting workshops by Ms. Bengtsson's mother, Anne Grethe; talks by Mr. Meyer on mulled wine, baking bread and vinegar; and craft classes for children.
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In the end, Rosberg managed to hold on to second place and take the title by five points while team bosses mulled what to do with a star driver who ignored team orders to go faster.
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Administration officials had mulled the idea in recent days, but they were not fully prepared to roll out the details this soon — a factor that was evident from Mulvaney's harried briefing to reporters late Thursday night.
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Prime Minister David Cameron's government mulled the possibility of minimum alcohol prices in a bid to cut down on excessive drinking but rejected plans in 2013, saying there was not enough evidence it would be effective.
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A visit to Bruges, below, at any time of the year is like traveling back in time, and the medieval city is only enhanced by the fresh waffles and mulled wine served during the seasonal market.
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Volkswagen has in recent days been considering modifying its plan, and mulled measures like reducing the stake of Traton that it planned to float to 15 percent from 25 percent, people close to the matter said.
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They followed an historic presidential campaign in which the New York real estate developer vowed to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, promised to deport millions of unregistered immigrants and mulled restricting Muslim immigration.
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After a lovely chat with a dear friend of mine, Bart Davis — an incredibly talented writer — we mulled over the idea that [children] were the only age group I hadn't really reached out to, as such.
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The plan is a among a series of proposals being mulled by the Palo Alto City Council to provide affordable housing to those considered middle class in the area - families making between $150,000 to $250,000 annually.
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And last winter, as the White House mulled canceling an annual reception for the news media, Bill Shine, who led White House communications at the time, joked that Mr. Mueller was on the invitation list instead.
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Gregory Vega, a close friend of Mr. Jones who served as the top federal prosecutor in Southern California, said Mr. Jones had long mulled a political campaign before lunging at a surprise vacancy in the Senate.
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Any progress on long-mulled Saudi plans to purchase the Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile systems would cause disquiet in Washington, which is sending 3,000 troops and additional air defence systems to Saudi Arabia.
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The White House said in February it was no longer considering Victor Cha, a former official who questioned the wisdom of a preventative military strike on North Korea being mulled by the administration earlier this year.
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Other pavilions at the festival were serving food and drinks directly related to Christmas, like the American Holiday Table with both Christmas ham and turkey, or the Bavaria Holiday Kitchen&aposs offering of glühwein (mulled wine).
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Ask a Dane to explain the concept, and they'll probably say hygge is socializing with loved ones at home, snuggling in warm clothes, feeling sheltered and safe, enjoying indulgent foods, drinking mulled wine and soft lighting.
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The dollar index tracking the greenback against a basket of currencies traded just off a two-month peak on Tuesday as investors mulled the increased likelihood of a summer interest rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Prelude for state-wide run Critics of Ryan's note that he has mulled over opportunities in the past to compete for statewide office -- both for governor and for Senate -- in Ohio but ended up taking a pass.
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DNS providers like Google and Go Daddy quickly pulled services, but as Prince mulled the implication of following their lead—Cloudflare had never terminated service over political pressure before—outrage boiled over at their frustratingly slow pace.
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On top of that, three-quarters of Europe's existing LNG import capacity lies idle and the new terminals being mulled in niche markets such as Croatia, Greece and Cyprus represent a fraction of the continent's overall capacity.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Every winter, a group of teachers I work with in Brooklyn rent a gargantuan house in Woodstock, N.Y. We make mulled wine and hot whiskey and run a dishwasher made only for stemware.
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Following the Fourth Circuit's ruling, a district court put an injunction on Gloucester County's biological-sex bathroom rule—and the Supreme Court, in August 2016, stayed that injunction while it mulled whether to hear the case itself.
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Three or four years ago, I found myself at a Swedish bar in the Andersonville neighborhood of Chicago, sitting next to my partner, and together we drank glögg—a warm, mulled wine, which I found utterly disgusting.
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Some poor man in a poncho holding a microphone would be getting blown down the street in Boca Raton as our parents mulled whether or not this was a natural disaster worth fleeing the Tampa suburbs over.
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Despite concerns about China, both HSBC and Standard Chartered have publicly mulled redomiciling to Hong Kong or Singapore in response to the U.K. bank levy and increasingly tough regulations in the wake of the global financial crisis.
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BOSTON, Aug 29 (Reuters) - A suburban Boston man who was arrested over the weekend illegally stockpiled weapons in violation of a court order and had mulled attacking a police station or a mosque, according to federal prosecutors.
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Wright designed custom furniture for both Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob: bookcases, wardrobes and my favorite piece — the giant Cherokee red wine kettle that swings into Fallingwater's fireplace, to heat big batches of mulled wine over the hearth.
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With no twinkly Christmas lights or mugs of steaming mulled wine to distract from the plummeting temperatures, it's the season for sending passive-aggressive emails about office heating and ditching evening plans for hot carbs and Netflix.
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Read more: Nearly 3 in 4 women in tech have mulled leaving the field, signaling the industry still has a gender diversity problemEven worse: women of color overall report higher rates of workplace sexual harassment and bullying.
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John Kevin Jones, who adapted the tale with Rhonda Dodd, plays Charles Dickens in this one-man version, which begins with mulled wine in the downstairs kitchen before relocating to the candlelit Greek Revival parlor for storytelling.
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It was O'Malley, after all, who had his leadership PAC poll Iowa caucus-goers more than two years ago, and he traveled the country extensively campaigning for Democrats in the midterm elections as he mulled another run.
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I suspect that he was a better person for having mulled over and hung his head for his behavior than he would have been had he resolved — what's done is done and never thought about it again.
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Winter is the most hygge season — you can be hygge in summer, but it's much easier to achieve when it's cold outside — and my favorite hygge tradition is to seek out New York City's best mulled wine.
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The best slippers are fuzzy and warm without making your feet sweaty and are easy to slip on and off without using your hands, which are, of course, busy being warmed by your mug of mulled wine.
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Days after the twin massacres, President Donald Trump publicly mulled backing stronger background checks for gun buyers but by this week Congressional Democrats were accusing him of backtracking due to pressure from the National Rifle Association gun lobby.
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For poor Pandora, which just reportedly mulled over a somewhat paltry acquisition offer from Sirius XM, PayPal's especially deep cuts over a logo redesign have to be salt in the wound for a company struggling to stay relevant.
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In the United States, the biggest questions CEOs faced when considering M&A were around mulled policy reforms that would affect deductibility of interest expense, corporate tax rates, overseas cash repatriation, and the potential cross-border adjustment tax.
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It was a major setback for a project that has been mulled for nearly 20 years, and threw cold water on the fire finally ignited by a $100 million gift from the entertainment mogul David Geffen in 2015.
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Danes are amused that Britons think its joys can be found in a book, as it has a lot more to do with good company than things like the socks and mulled wine touted on these books' covers.
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With its pro-quality brushes and tools at a fraction of the price, they take all the guesswork out of getting ready, leaving you more time to down a mulled wine and fire up your favorite festive playlist.
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Oil prices eked out gains on Wednesday in a volatile session as the market mulled U.S. government data showing that while there were signs a crude glut may be receding, crude inventories remain large with gasoline demand weak.
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The truck ploughed into a crowd enjoying mulled wine and festive food at a popular tourist location in former West Berlin, killing 12 people and injuring 48 in what German authorities said seemed to be a deliberate attack.
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The news also comes at a time when Microsoft is said to be doubling down on its investment in Skype, having mulled then passed over an $8 billion bid for Slack in favor of its own communications software.
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In the lead-up to the 2016 Democratic primary, Biden publicly mulled a run before standing down, citing his still-fresh grief from the death of his son Beau as a reason he did not mount a bid.
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In the winter, we huddle under blankets at Fischerhütte and sip mulled wine and hot chocolate and, on the increasingly rare occasions when the lakes freeze over, haul our blades onto the ice for a day of skating.
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The letter follows a New York Times report saying that White House advisors battling television news station CNN mulled using a government review of AT&T Inc's plans to merge with CNN parent Time Warner Inc as leverage.
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His style — suffused with puns, linguistic play and self-referential asides that mulled the meanings of the very words springing from his pen — was praised by some observers for its transparency and damned by others for its opacity.
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All of the Freudian slips you mulled over during your Leo season hermitage and your insights from restful rumination will pop back up again as Mercury hits the same degrees it just moonwalked over the past few weeks.
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This movie is worth a metric ton of punditical generalizations about those topics — not to mention the endlessly mulled-over state of the American heartland — partly because it prefers real-life detail to sweeping statements or overheated arguments.
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In 2016, it mulled jointly putting in a proposal with Alphabet-backed insurer Oscar Health to manage care for thousands of low-income Rhode Island residents on Medicaid, one of the sources said, but ultimately decided against it.
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The United States on Monday said countries trading with North Korea were aiding its "dangerous nuclear intentions" as the United Nations Security Council mulled tough new sanctions and the isolated regime showed signs of planning more missile tests.
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Mr. Radulet said the organizers were careful to provide a high quality experience, changing a third of the merchants each year and imposing high standards for products like mulled wine, a central feature at markets around the world.
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But as I mulled over my own actions and reactions, thought processes, and habits, I wondered whether a part of me had been conditioned to expect less than excellence when dealing with my own people, race, and culture.
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Esseghaier had planned a terror attack on a Toronto-bound train from New York City, and mulled a potential New Year's Eve attack on Times Square, a sign that the group's attack strategies had changed since the Sept.
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Pompeo insisted that U.S. policy on Russia sanctions has not changed since Helsinki, but he refused to say whether Trump and Putin mulled the possibility of easing penalties Congress imposed last year in response to Russia's election interference.
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Washington's allies in Europe and Canada are uncertain what to expect from Trump after he criticized Germany at a NATO summit in July 2018 and mulled quitting the alliance before praising it and taking credit for promised reforms.
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On the operational side, measures such as stopping online check-in for U.S. bound flights or ensuring U.S. flights depart from a dedicated part of terminals are among ideas being mulled, although no decisions have yet been taken.
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In this most recent NEJM case, the ICU team did its best to keep the patient alive as the ethics team mulled over the situation, administering antibiotics, vasopressors (to elevate low blood pressure), intravenous fluid resuscitation, and other measures.
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For years, China has mulled an annual property tax, which could deter speculation in real estate, though little progress has been made due to resistance from stakeholders, such as local governments who rely heavily on land sales for revenue.
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Sterling held steady after strong comments on Brexit from European Council President Donald Tusk and as investors mulled a report that UK cabinet ministers had discussed plans that would potentially postpone Britain's exit from the bloc to May 24.
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Shares in gun makers Smith & Wesson Holding Corp and Sturm Ruger & Co Inc rose against a falling stock market on Monday in anticipation of increased gun sales, as has happened before when the White House mulled weapon sales reform.
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Russia's rating agency ACRA had warned earlier that Moscow could lose investors and face higher borrowing costs if the United States imposes a ban on buying new Russian government bonds, proceeding with one of various penalties mulled by Washington.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz appears safe as chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee until the November elections after Democrats privately mulled options to replace her, including with Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin, according to several sources familiar with the discussions.
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The company reported an adjusted EBITDA loss of $1.85 billion in 2018 and showed slowing revenue growth in its S-1 filing, but Uber reportedly sought a valuation as high as $120 billion as it mulled its public debut.
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For a while, as the plane maker mulled the next step, it considered both replacing the 737 with a brand-new airplane, or re-engining the 737NG with more efficient engines, and making other changes for a newer generation.
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If you're in town for New Year's, take in everything New Orleans nightlife has to offer in terms of incredible bars — plus, you can stroll through the streets with your cocktail or mulled wine in this alcohol-friendly city.
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After Senate Republicans refused Bolton's offer to testify in January, Democratic leaders floated the idea of reclaiming the baton and issuing their own subpoena to compel his appearance before the House — a strategy still being mulled by party leaders.
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He issued a stark warning that the situation would worsen before it improves, acknowledged initial difficulties in the testing rollout and advised against holding large gatherings as sports leagues mulled holding games without fans or suspending the seasons altogether.
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The latest iteration of the doctrine comes as American officials have mulled retaliating against Russia for what the Department of Homeland Security said was government-orchestrated hacking before the presidential election, including stealing emails from the Democratic National Committee.
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Alphabet and Oscar have had a close relationship for years: CNBC reported in February that in 2016 Oscar and Verily mulled putting in a joint proposal to manage care for thousands of low-income Rhode Island residents on Medicaid.
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IWG has been a public company since its IPO on the London Stock Exchange in 2000, and according to media reports has recently mulled a spinoff of its US business that would list on the New York Stock Exchange.
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But according to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Facebook mulled a tool meant to facilitate greater tolerance among those with opposing political beliefs before it was reportedly stalled by Facebook's Vice President of Global Public Policy Joel Kaplan.
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In our hearts, we know that winter is superior—that snowfalls and peacoats, mulled wine and roasted meat, and the cool wind arcing our woolen scarves behind us on leafless streets, are preferable to oil-slicked bodies covered in sand.
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It wasn't the first time I'd mulled over the idea of some kind of therapy or medical intervention, but it was the first time I'd learned that there were easily accessible options I literally had no excuse not to try.
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The truck crashed into people gathered on Monday evening around wooden huts serving mulled wine and sausages at the foot of the Kaiser Wilhelm memorial church - left as a ruin after World War Two - in the heart of former West Berlin.
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Trump said he could have any job he wanted -- and he mulled becoming secretary of defense before settling on AG. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, said he "strongly supports" the nomination and promised a swift confirmation process for him.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May won parliamentary backing on Monday to begin the process of leaving the EU and start two years of talks that will shape the future of Britain and Europe, as Scotland mulled a possible second independence referendum.
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It is currently stayed by the Supreme Court while a legal challenge by 22022 states and some companies is mulled in the federal appeals court in Washington, DC. If that court rules against it, a Trump administration would not appeal.
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During a conversation with BuzzFeed News Editor-in-Chief Ben Smith about their upcoming film The Post, actors Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks mulled over the question of what to do with art once an artist's reputation has been compromised.
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Whether it's a candlelit homemade dinner, a game night around the coffee table, or a Netflix binge sesh with mulled cider, our most beloved fall pastimes are finally here — and they're so much better than hanging out in cramped bars.
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Its heroes include Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who was jailed after refusing to authorise same-sex marriages, and Jack Phillips, the Colorado baker whose refusal to prepare a cake for a gay wedding is being mulled by the Supreme Court.
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Over 13 days of tension in October 1962, Kennedy wrestled with how to show the Soviets the move was unacceptable while at the same time offering Khrushchev a way out as he mulled a US naval blockade or strikes on Cuba.
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From mulled cider to delicious casseroles, Chapple shares his essential holiday treats, as well as some tips and tricks for making the stress of cooking a little bit easier — including some ideas about what to do with those pesky leftovers.
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In August, I returned to Hiroshima the "Obama buzz" was still in the air as the president mulled a no-first-use policy for the U.S. But when that idea faded away, so did attention to the dangers of nuclear weapons.
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In the heart of old Wroclaw, the head of the city's small Jewish community, Alexander Gleichgewicht, mulled today's turmoil and what it signifies for his 97-year-old father; his Norwegian wife, Bente Kahan; and their globe-trotting student children.
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OSLO (Reuters) - A Norwegian intelligence assessment that China posed a threat to the Nordic country's security by seeking to steal its secrets was "ridiculous", the Chinese Embassy said on Monday as Norway mulled the future status of China's Huawei Technologies.
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So as I mulled how I could have handled the incident at the playground and how I will handle it the next time — because, sadly, there will be a next time — I rejected the idea of simply talking to the parents.
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China has for years mulled a property tax, which could deter speculation in real estate and boost local government budgets, though little progress has been made due to resistance from local governments who rely heavily on land sales for revenue.
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The Cauldron will probably appeal most to adults who grew up reading about the magical world through fantasy books and movies, and who want to finally step into it with a pint of mulled mead or wizarding cocktail in hand.
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My mind was spinning with all of these thoughts as I mulled around the atrium for a bit after the piece's end, thinking I might stick around to catch a modular synth set from Nine Inch Nails member Alessandro Cortini.
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Trump has mulled whether he could fire Powell, but in a March 20093 phone call, reported by the Wall Street Journal, acknowledged he was "stuck" with the Fed chair for Powell's full four-year term that runs to February 2022.
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The top geopolitical rival to the US announced $22020 billion in spending on renewables, moved to shutter hundreds of coal plants, mulled a ban on gas and diesel-powered vehicles, and officially stated its intention to be a global climate leader.
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The White House has mulled different scenarios to possibly thwart Moore from winning election, including a write-in campaign by Attorney General Jeff Sessions or pressuring Alabama's governor to push back the election, but so far no plausible option has emerged.
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The package also includes breakfast, airport transfers, a holiday lights tour on a vintage bus, a mulled wine reception, cookie decorating, ice-skating and tickets to a holiday show of Rapunzel at the Gaiety Theater, in Dublin, on Christmas Eve.
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Kristen Wiig and Jeff Daniels reprised their roles, and not in an especially flattering way, as they mulled the consequences of saving Rock: "I mean, it would cost $2,500..." To see the clips in action, check out the video above.
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While she denounced the mailer before Election Day, Ms. Curran declined to revisit its impact on voters, except to address the fact that the potential for a nasty campaign had inspired a conversation with her family as she mulled her candidacy.
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The case made front page news for days in Italy, and so many journalists packed the courtroom on Wednesday that Marina Finiti, the presiding judge, mulled moving future hearings to a much larger courthouse normally used for terrorism and mafia trials.
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A senior White House official told CNN earlier this month that the White House has, however, mulled the possibility of responding to the report with a statement from the President or White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, depending on the outcome.
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He didn't need to demand that Seoul pay for missile defenses that would protect American troops in the event of war with North Korea, or toy with our NATO allies as he mulled whether to reaffirm our mutual-defense obligations.
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The two went on a safari, mulled the legacy of colonialism while perched on a hilltop and hopped a ride on "Mad Max," one of the ubiquitous, affordable, privately owned mini-buses that many people in Nairobi rely on for transportation.
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"Omarosa, I don't know how anyone likes you, honestly," Mr. Trump chirped in one boardroom scene, as he mulled over firing her with the same mix of insouciance and venom that he performs during press gaggles in the West Wing today.
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"As a little boy, I was fascinated by chateaux so today, to become a co-owner, is extraordinary," he said as guests gathered around a Christmas tree in the shadow of the ruined building, shared gifts, and drank mulled wine.
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Upon hearing that New York State is proposing to turn the fenced-off road into a tree-lined boulevard with crosswalks leading to the banks of the Bronx River, Mr. Gales mulled, at length, the pros and cons of the idea.
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And walking out of the opera house in time for an al fresco mug of hot mulled wine, followed by a cold glass of champagne, on Kärntner Strasse, as fireworks exploded overhead at midnight, made the evening difficult to replicate.
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Murphy pored over the scores of Instant Pot recipes floating in the ether, but he hadn't been able to find any other Instant Pot wine recipes, just some for mulled wine that began with store-bought wine as their base.
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"It happened so fast there was nothing we could do to stop it," said Mike Fox, a tourist from Birmingham, England, who had just enjoyed a mug of mulled wine with his girlfriend at the market in the heart of former West Berlin.
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TechCrunch cited reports that Claure also said there was "no certainty" of another fund, while the Times reported that a source involved in decision-making processes at SoftBank said executives have mulled no longer accepting Saudi money in the future in private.
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Goldman Sachs has been one of the major banking institutions which had showed real interest in Bitcoin, having funded Bitcoin startup Circle back in 2015, and reportedly (though not officially) mulled the idea of launching a crypto trading desk since late 2017.
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For some of us, holiday drinking means taking small, polite sips of mulled wine and eggnog with well-adjusted loved ones; for others, it's throwing back gin to drown out Uncle Bernard's ill-advised retelling of the sordid Daytona Beach Incident at Hanukkah.
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There were some eye-catching moves in currency markets as economic concerns at one stage knocked half a percent off the Australian dollar and the South African rand, and investors mulled whether they had become too bullish on the European single currency.
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Even so, many have mulled over the show's descent into semi-irrelevance; perhaps it was a just case of the right thing at the right time, perhaps it was the result of stringing fans for an entire eight episodes with the same plot!
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Traders also mulled the potential implications of Democrat Doug Jones' victory in the special U.S. Senate election in Alabama on Tuesday, which thinned the Republicans' Senate majority to 22-03, raising discussion about their ability to pass tax legislation before year-end.
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Traders also mulled the potential implications of Democrat Doug Jones' victory in the special U.S. Senate election in Alabama on Tuesday, which thinned the Republicans' Senate majority to 51-49, raising discussion about their ability to pass tax legislation before year-end.
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It is all a long way from his beginnings as a writer, when he mulled over stories through the night seated at his olive-green Remington typewriter, muffling the clank of the keys with a blanket so as not to wake his wife.
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Stanley A. McChrystal, a former commander in Afghanistan, for defense secretary, according to people briefed on the transition process, and they briefly mulled David H. Petraeus, a former director of the C.I.A. who also served as commander in Afghanistan, for secretary of state.
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But January brings compensatory pleasures: hot chocolate, vin chaud (a mix of mulled wine, brandy and orange), roasted chestnuts bought on the street, freshly griddled crepes rolled into paper cones and the galette des rois, a pastry sold only during this gray month.
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OTTAWA, March 17 (Reuters) - Canada's central bank said on Tuesday it mulled waiting until its scheduled meeting to ease its overnight interest rate but concluded there could be "considerable benefit" to reducing rates immediately amid economic uncertainty caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
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The White House has repeatedly directed reporters to the President's legal team on questions related to the investigation, but White House officials have mulled a response to the report from the President or White House press secretary Sarah Sanders depending on the outcome.
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Following Intesa Sanpaolo's lead, UBI had also mulled bringing in-house its insurance business, which accounted for 15% of net profit between January and September and comprises of the stakes in the two joint-ventures as well as small insurer BAP Assicurazioni.
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Even now, with a new filtration system cleaning the water, the longing for some sort of closure — as represented by a $1 million proposed legal settlement being mulled by the village trustees — remains inextricably mixed with the continuing anger expressed by local residents.
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He had been huddling with New Hampshire political operatives and confidants this summer -- joined in some meetings by his wife -- as he mulled a potential Senate bid in the Granite State, multiple sources familiar with the discussions told CNN at the time.
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They then mulled the dual possibilities that the Trump administration's tax cuts or easy financial conditions could cause inflation pressures to build unduly, while at the same time also considering that actual or expected inflation may fail to rise to the Fed's 2 percent target.
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N. Blumenthal told reporters on Capitol Hill that he requested the meeting with Makan Delrahim in the wake of a New York Times report that White House advisers battling television news station CNN mulled using a government review of AT&T's merger plans as leverage.
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Driving on, I mulled over these questions without resolving them, but when I'd finished with the errand that had taken me up to the northern reaches of Springs, I decided that on the way back I'd stop at that Fireplace Project to verify my intuition.
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TOKYO, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds were steady on Tuesday, with the superlong end edging higher and the yield curve slightly flattening, as the market mulled over a Bank of Japan policymaker's idea that the central bank should guide 15-year bond yields lower.
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Early signs of tension Early indications that tension may be brewing between Mattis and Bolton were on display earlier this month as Trump mulled options for a retaliatory strike against the Syrian government in response to a suspected chemical weapons attack outside of Damascus.
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But as he mulled over his Jeb-less options, he expressed the sort of resignation I had heard from other Bush supporters, who like their candidate are slowly adapting to the fact that the election—and the party—may be out of their control.
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As he mulled the reputations of past chief justices, he said at one public appearance, "You wonder if you're going to be John Marshall or you're going to be Roger Taney," referring to the nation's great chief justice and the author of Dred Scott.
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The mulled wine was a simmered mix of what was on hand: orange slices and sugar, water and an entire bottle of cheap red wine (I used a $9 malbec, minus a glass for drinking just in case this whole chocolate thing didn't work).
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But Beijing cast doubt on the prospect of signing deals with the developers last week when it threatened to slap a 25-percent tariff on U.S. goods including LNG, firing back as the Trump administration mulled hiking tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods.
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N and its union said Saturday that workers voted in favor of contracts hiking the pay of some 30,000 baggage handlers, gate agents and other groups, a dramatic reversal from a year ago when the No.3 U.S. airline mulled outsourcing some of these jobs.
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The tech company has specifically called for government funding on a "matching basis" with private sector dollars, a position that aligns closely with the Trump administration, where senior officials have mulled a major infrastructure package — valued at $1 trillion — that would rely heavily on public-private partnerships.
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The twice Olympic champion, who won 11 world titles and bore her nation's flag at Rio, mulled bowing out at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in her home state of Queensland but said the physical toll extracted by 22 years of competition had helped make up her mind.
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I mulled this one over for a while and then replied that I couldn't tell him whether or not to get stoned, but if he wanted to get together for another interview and make his own decision about whether or not to get stoned, I was available.
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Facebook mulled multi-billion-dollar acquisition of gaming giant Unity, book claims Before Amazon blew up its New York deal, I had planned to devote the day's column to this excerpt of Blake Harris' forthcoming book about the history of Oculus, The History of the Future.
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Next to a vat of mulled wine is a stack of mugs decorated with pictures of the frozen Ferris wheel in Pripyat (a town built to house the plant's employees), and of the infamous reactor No. 4, which melted down on the morning of April 26th 1986.
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Any progress on long-mulled Saudi plans to purchase the Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile systems would cause disquiet in Washington, which announced over the weekend it was sending around 3,000 troops and additional air defence systems to Saudi Arabia following last month's attack.
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Among the revelations in the newly released documents: the CIA mulled mafia hits on Cuban President Fidel Castro; someone called the FBI, threatening to kill Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald a day before Oswald's death; and the United States examined sabotaging airplane parts heading to Cuba.
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Sherwood sticks a portable hob onto the bar to make the fresh batch of mulled wine from scratch, lightly toasting the spices—nutmeg, cardamom, cinnamon, star anise, and cloves—before adding in some apple juice, which dramatically billows out steam as it lands in the pan.
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Over the course of two different lunches, friends and I grazed through much of the small, changing menu, which includes cocktails with enigmatic names like the bourbon-based They Grow Up Slow Fast and My Mom Blacks Out Better Than Yours, featuring pecan vodka and mulled wine.
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It has, however, mulled joint exercises with another South China Sea claimant at odds with China, the Philippines, and has received recent visits by Singaporean and Japanese warships at its new international port at Cam Ranh Bay, a strategic deepwater base that is home to its submarines.
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While it was nice to do something different — and to delight in the spectacular sights and lights of London as well as the city's mulled wine and cute pop-up Christmas bars and cinemas — when it comes to the actual day, Australia takes the Christmas cake.
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Likewise, for decades, Americans have mulled over the idea that Jimmy Hoffa, the infamous leader of the Teamsters who vanished in 1975 after being released from prison for jury tampering and attempted bribery and fraud, was whacked by the mob and buried underneath Giants stadium in Rutherford, New Jersey.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Debt-laden builder ICA is in final talks to bid with Ferrovial and two other partners to build a new $3.5 billion Mexico City airport terminal, four sources said, after the Spanish construction company mulled scrapping.
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The tables turned two years later, when White House officials mulled enlisting Ayers to take over as Pence's chief of staff in the spring of 20203 and Conway stepped in to try and block the hire, two former White House officials and a source familiar with the matter said.
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The EPA mulled increasing biofuel requirements by about 1.5 billion gallons to make up for controversial waivers the agency has been giving to small refiners to relieve them of the mandates, two sources familiar with the issue said, but decided in the end not to pursue that plan.
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In the cobbled old town of Sibiu, an ancient Transylvanian city in the heart of Romania, a small Christmas market is in full swing, with the sweet scent of mulled wine filling the air and a tall spruce, a tiny ice rink and children's attractions spreading the holiday spirit.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (Calif.) — have mulled blocking the government funding package unless in includes language to help so-called Dreamers.
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More from Voraciously: 7 recipes to help you throw a festive New Year's Eve party that won't break the bank The 10 recipes our readers loved most this year Make the Swedish mulled wine glogg, and your house will smell like Christmas lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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Even for someone who's notorious for staying out of the public eye—who rarely gives interviews, isn't on social media, and lives as somewhat of a hermit—it's difficult to imagine Phoenix had legitimately never mulled the question over, or at least heard of the criticism leveled at Joker.
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The new details have added to a growing list of questions about whether security forces missed opportunities to prevent the attack, in which a 25-tonne truck mowed down shoppers and smashed through wooden huts selling gifts, mulled wine and sausages in the deadliest attack on German soil since 1980.
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With that controversy in the headlines, the abolition of ICE -- which has long been the purview of far-left sections of the Democratic Party base advocating for open borders and no deportations -- has moved from being a slogan on protest placards to an idea being mulled by rumored 2020 hopefuls.
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We had Jack on "TMZ Live" Monday and he told us the family mulled over the idea of bringing back the show which made them a household name in the mid-aughties, but ultimately canned the idea in favor for their upcoming 10-part podcast series which premiered this week.
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Clinton and her advisers mulled over ways to combat so-called lone-wolf attacks and online radicalization — without specific direction or enabling from groups like the Islamic State or Al Qaeda — and "how we can best balance the right to privacy with this modern national security imperative," according to the summary.
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As Trump mulled the merits of launching a limited military strike against North Korea, he took the provocative step of ordering the evacuation of military families in South Korea -- a move Mattis and other top national security officials feared could send a signal that the US was on a war footing.
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But as Shapiro and the play's commercial producers mulled New York, many of the bankable male actors they considered didn't "necessarily understand the joys of ensemble theater," Letts said, noting that Superba shares the stage with an assortment of council members, adorned with similarly Dickensian names like Oldfield, Assalone, and Carp.
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In celebration of the season — and the new Ocean Spray® Pink Lite Cranberry Juice Drink — we rounded up four inventive winter drink recipes you can easily make at home: from a spiced mulled wine that will warm you up on the coldest of nights to a not-your-grandma's take on eggnog.
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As Trump mulled the merits of launching a limited military strike against North Korea in early 2018, he took the provocative step of ordering the evacuation of military families in South Korea -- a move Mattis and other top national security officials feared could send a signal that the US was on a war footing.
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Whittaker's casting came after years of discussion over whether or not a woman should take over for the role of the show's most famous character: up until this point, all 12 Doctors were played by men, and while the show's creators had mulled the possibility, they didn't feel that it was the right time.
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The Hawkeye funding arrived less than a year after Qualcomm dropped its proposed buyout of NXP, which was set to be one of the largest in the semiconductor space but ended up as collateral damage in rising trade tensions between China and the U.S. Qualcomm had mulled buying NXP as early as September 2016.
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The holiday season in the Czech Republic's capital city is brimming with cheer and fine Christmas markets, including the one in Starmĕstské Námĕstí, Old Town Square, where residents can be found pouring 50 cent cups of svařák mulled wine out of a thermos and baking trdelník, a round sugar-coated cake, in street carts.
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Even Manischewitz is convincingly dolled up, for a cocktail called the Man-O-Manischewitz (a reference to the company's ad campaigns from the nineteen-fifties and sixties): it's mulled with lemon and cinnamon, then chilled and served in a mini-carafe, to be added to taste to a tumbler of herby gin on the rocks.
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As Trump's senior staff in recent days mulled a potential executive order announcing the US' plans to withdraw from NAFTA, officials have had to consider tedious factors to ensure that they would maintain fast-track authority over a renegotiated deal and drafted several versions of a potential order to ensure it would pass muster.
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As the powers that be mulled over their choices for the next season of The Bachelor, news broke that Weber had applied to compete on The Bachelorette while he was in a relationship, unceremoniously dumping his girlfriend as soon as he got the word that he'd secured a position in the final 30-man lineup.
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Researchers found the Starbucks' large hot mulled fruit — a mix of chai, fruit concentrate, topped with a cinnamon stick and a slice of orange — to be the worst offender, containing 25 teaspoons of sugar, the same amount of sugar found in five muffins, and more than three times the maximum daily intake of sugar for adults.
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S. trade talks help STOXX edge up * Oil falls on signs Russia may exit production cuts (Updates to mid-afternoon in U.S. markets) By April Joyner NEW YORK, April 15 (Reuters) - World stocks reversed earlier gains on Monday as underwhelming quarterly results from U.S. banks weighed on Wall Street, while oil prices fell as Russia mulled boosting production.
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Mulvaney, the White House budget director who was appointed by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to replace Cordray last year, has mulled relocating some CFPB employees to cut spending.
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As Will and Phoebe picnic with mulled wine, make summer plans, rent a weekend house at the beach, Leal casts an ominous shadow for the reader, his chapters delivering a piecemeal sermon as he slowly and steadily pulls the young couple's strings and lays out, log by log, what will be his final masterpiece: a pyre.
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One source close to Brown said he had mulled a fourth run, in 2016, but that he concluded he could not beat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in a primary.
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Since many of the films share similar themes, PEOPLE has created a drinking game that lends itself perfectly to winter nights curled up on the couch, sipping eggnog or mulled wine, with a festive Hallmark movie on the TV. Feel free to also apply the rules to Lifetime's Christmas slate, Netflix's holiday originals (A Christmas Prince 2!) and UPtv's merry and bright programming.
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After they mulled it over for roughly 22 total hours, however, the case was deemed a mistrial late Monday afternoon, the Post and Courier reports, Accounts on Friday suggested a lone (white) person was holding the jury back from convicting Slager, but it has since been reported that, somehow, a majority of the panel may have been undecided on charges.
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Facebook mulled multi-billion-dollar acquisition of gaming giant Unity, book claims Less than a year after making a $3 billion investment into the future of virtual reality with the purchase of Oculus VR, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was considering another multi-billion-dollar bet by buying Unity, the popular game engine that's used to build half of all gaming titles.
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Mr Lacker spoke to Medley the day before it published its note, in which it revealed that there was "intense debate" within the Fed over the third stage of its quantitative-easing programme, that the central bank was poised to buy more Treasury bonds at a later date, and that the Fed had mulled a promise not to raise interest rates until unemployment fell below 6.5%.
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Trump and House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.) have mulled pushing for Congress to use an arcane budget maneuver to claw back spending from the $85033 trillion bill.
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Read more: SmileDirectClub's IPO was such a disaster that the CEO called up JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon to ask what went wrongMoney-losing WeWork in recent weeks had mulled the drastic step of slashing its IPO valuation to as low as $10 billion, down from $47 billion in its last SoftBank-rolled funding round, in order to drum up investor interest, according to media reports.
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Another bombshell from Brazile's book was revealed on Saturday, in which she said she had mulled removing Clinton from the nomination and replacing her with then-Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Hill Reporter Rafael Bernal: Biden tries to salvage Latino Support Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE, according to The Washington Post.
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Bloomberg, who mulled a presidential run of his own this cycle, has criticized GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE for his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the country and his immigration policy plans.
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When it came to Christmas Day, while my friends and I were dressed more festive than usual and enjoyed the simple pleasures of cozying up indoors (to our YouTube fireplace on loop, might I add), after we had sobered up from mulled wine and decided we couldn't bear to hear another rendition of "All I Want for Christmas is You," we thought — what now?
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U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson said Thursday that President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE could be a flight risk as she mulled requests to loosen the conditions of his house arrest.
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White House aides told The New York Times for a story published Saturday that Trump has mulled tapping a new Pentagon chief who would be more like Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE in being a vocal supporter of his policies.
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"Late Night With Seth Meyers," which recently celebrated its fifth anniversary, does this distinctively and brilliantly, by folding barbed one-liners into more shapely structures, including "A Closer Look," which is essentially a spoken essay, about 20163 minutes long, that hews tightly to a discrete theme — one from mid-December mulled the tandem hooey of Trump's philanthropy and his proposed border wall — and that Meyers does every few days.
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Beto O'Rourke's (D-Texas) prime-time fight Monday night with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE likely gave a boost to the potential presidential candidate, whose stock has fallen in the past six weeks as he has publicly mulled a bid for the White House.
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One way or another, this election is almost over, which is why myself, Waypoint EIC Austin Walker, and Managing Editor Danielle Riendeau spent the opening minutes of this week's Monday podcast breathlessly talking about this… ...before we avoided talking about any of the "real" announcements at this weekend's BlizzCon—a Diablo remake coming to Diablo 3, the formal announcement of hacker character Sombra for Overwatch—and mulled what Blizzard's decision to embrace regional professional teams, ala the NFL or NBA, for Overwatch means.
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While the buses sat on the tarmac, health experts mulled whether to put the 14 on the flights or divert them to hospitals in Japan … The planes each included a sealed-off section of 18 seats in the back, and part of the plan was to isolate passengers there if they developed symptoms midflight … Health authorities deemed the 14 'fit to fly' because they were not showing symptoms, the State Department and the Department of Health and Human Services said in a statement Monday.
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And if free speech is today's hot-button issue, with the Justice Department itself taking a stand on the controversy, consider this 1999 article by Ethan Bronner in which faculty members at the University of Wisconsin wonder how to assure the freedom to discourse on Hitler's "Mein Kampf" but not to allow use of the word "Jew" as a verb: The question on the floor — and it is being mulled on hundreds of campuses across the country, from the University of California to Bowdoin College in Maine — was how to promote such "fearless sifting" while still creating a welcoming environment for groups that have historically felt slighted at American universities.
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