Comic relief is provided by Peik Lin Goh (Awkwafina), Rachel's nutty friend, and her nutty parents (Mr.
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It's chocolatey, it's creamy, it's nutty, and because it's nutty that means that it's probably healthy, right?
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It speaks to how nutty and batshit stunts have become (and how accessible it is for us to watch such nutty stunts) that normal nutty and batshit stunts can't be done anymore because well, they've been done.
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That's a shame because not everything he says is nutty, but the nutty things he says makes the rest seem so, too.
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It can feel like an unfunny version of The Nutty Professor (for example, The Nutty Professor 2.) I grapple with the destructive relationship I have with my manic self.
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At Rice & Miso, the rice is brown and nutty.
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It's like The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps meets Westworld.
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Reaching the postseason is not as nutty as you think.
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IT SOUNDS, admits Chris Finlayson, like a "pretty nutty" idea.
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It's not clear how any of these nutty things happened.
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Well, actually, since they're roasted, they have a nutty flavor.
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Coverage of the convention, however, focused on the nutty sideshows.
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As nutty as this sounds, we're not making this up.
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There's a flavor profile that includes a wonderful nutty flavor.
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The resulting "plums" are earthy and nutty, and taste ... vintage.
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The Stellina is fine; nutty, whimsical, with lots of melon.
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It was perfectly sweet and nutty, with just enough cinnamon.
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Dowd called Lewinsky, among other things, tubby, slutty, and nutty.
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Toast your lentils until they emit a warm, nutty aroma.
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O.K., so Madonna and Ashley Judd said some nutty things.
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The Box Office: $18.4 million, not exactly "Nutty Professor" numbers.
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The aroma is honeyed, slightly nutty and touched with vanilla.
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If she got arrested, "They could say we're nutty people."
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The game was nutty on its own, there were 14 ties and 17 lead changes, so it's a shame the referees decided to add another wholly unnecessary nutty element, but here we are. [ESPN]
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Romney said he saw Trump's comments as "nutty" but not disqualifying.
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The nutty thing about the model is that it's all free.
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Or rather, a nutty wildlife expert whipped up by the comedian.
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Nutty news Want to act out on a South Korean plane?
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And the flavor is mango-y with a nice nutty finish.
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Why does this nutty scientist care about their brains in particular?
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These beliefs may be nutty, but the groups are quite serious.
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Wired puts forth a fairly nutty solution that we don't endorse.
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In the context, you don't want some nutty good performance machine.
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Nutty and sweet, the hazelnut adds depth and a pleasant heft.
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It was slightly nutty, very sour, and missing an animal flavor.
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" Powell added that ever since, Flynn has been "right-wing nutty.
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A nutty, populist entrepreneur, Vivienne Rook (Emma Thompson), runs for Parliament.
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The lack of sunlight can make us all a bit nutty.
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A nutty bulgur salad segued into pleasingly bitter stuffed grape leaves.
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Ruzzier's daffy creatures carry out each nutty order with unabashed flair.
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Inspiring stories and melancholy stories and tender stories and nutty stories.
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Avocado pits are sautéed, chopped and strained for their nutty flavor.
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My company will peddle nothing but clickbait, especially nutty conspiracy theories.
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He has been and was right-wing nutty every [sic] since.
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Some of those days must have been 2120 hours or something nutty.
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The Café Latte is nutty and has a light, almost caramelized sweetness.
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Toasted crickets—on their own—have a nutty, earthy taste to them.
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Tonight's a bit nutty around communication, watch out for some arguments, Virgo.
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"Everybody is nutty about my ham because it's so sweet," she said.
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And his ole lady followed his nutty and did the same thing.
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No confusing descriptions like "strawberry notes with a nutty aftertaste" are needed.
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It's no longer just for the nutty crunchy hipster yogis among us.
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In and of itself, this idea sounds kind of nutty, I'm aware.
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It is a kind of nutty stock, but it's a great spec.
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"It was pretty nutty, the way it happened so quickly," he said.
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Some people get a little nutty when there's a winter storm looming.
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These nutty bites are the perfect way to satisfy your sweet tooth.
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This cafe/bakery/restaurant is home to the nutty chocolate chip cookie.
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Mary Elizabeth Winstead of the nutty summer series "BrainDead" also turns up.
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We're all clear that I got nutty, and [bassist] Fieldy did too.
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I like miso dressing, especially its nutty, nuanced flavor and creamy texture.
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The mouth-feel was a little sinewy, followed by a nutty aftertaste.
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I want a musical where nutty excess and carefree one-upmanship rule.
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Add the butter and cook until it smells nutty, about 5 minutes.
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Nutty Cheyenne (Nichole Bloom), for instance, was married in last week's episode.
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But it is the lingering, nutty flavor that bewitches bartenders and drinkers.
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Sometimes it can have a nutty taste similar to that of hazelnut.
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Some of those days must have been 120 hours or something nutty.
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Some of those days must have been 120 hours, or something nutty.
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A watermelon salad with feta, basil, and the nutty crunch of pumpkin seeds.
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Add salt and sage and cook, swirling until a nutty brown color emerges.
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This Pop-Tarts burrito (yes, burrito 🌯) is called the Nutty Caramel Banana.
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"As for the taste, it's sort of a nutty popcorn flavor," Tomberlin said.
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If I would trust anyone with the nutty premise, it would be him.
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The sweet flavors in the marinara were overwhelmed by the nutty, grainy penne.
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Cook, swirling every here and there, until it smells nutty, about 6 minutes.
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My gamified life may be nutty and sad, but it doesn't hurt anyone.
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The reason behind the nutty ingredient though, wasn't just a matter of taste.
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It's velvety, sweet, and oddly appropriate for autumn with its nutty, spicy notes.
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Add the flour and cook for 3 minutes, stirring, until nutty and fragrant.
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The un-distilled toddy tasted nutty and sweet, with a quickly fading sourness.
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Dairy-Free: Dark Chocolate Nutty BitsNo dairy doesn't have to mean no chocolate.
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Farro is an ancient whole grain with a nutty flavor and chewy texture.
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A little bit nutty and a little bit slutty won't fly any more.
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When they went into the pan, a delicious nutty fragrance filled the room.
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Heigl returned as Andie in "The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature" (2017).
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The dendê oil is a deep ruddy orange, and contributes a nutty sweetness.
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We get some dense, nutty bread, tender beef brisket, octopus, and bone marrow.
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The first course demonstrates just that with its nutty flavor and silken texture.
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Cook, undisturbed, until dark brown and nutty in smell, 4 to 5 minutes.
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Storyboards from "The Nutty Professor" will also be on view through mid-February.
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A good orgeat, subtly nutty and aromatic, smooths the scorpion bowl's sharp edges.
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It&aposs nutty, savory beyond belief, with only a tantalizing hint of heat.
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"My family is blended and diverse, nutty, and loving and understanding," Bullock said.
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I think of it as kind of a nutty flavor; others say mesquite.
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A good orgeat, subtly nutty and aromatic, smooths the scorpion bowl's sharp edges.
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Tolstoy's novella "The Kreutzer Sonata" is a bad book, I think, not because it is the work of a nutty Christian ascetic, but because its nutty Christian asceticism has stamped out everything generous and curious and noticing in Tolstoy's imagination.
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NUTTY PROFESSOR SALAD, $9 — To keep things simple at the salad bar, I chose a pre-made salad: the Nutty Professor, which has a mix of organic greens, squash, cabbage, carrots, cashews, and ginger turmeric dressing, and many, many more ingredients.
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It replaces the original almond and cashews quite well, with its mild, nutty flavor.
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" Asked about Trump's plan to build a wall with Mexico, Flake called it "nutty.
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Though Venezuela's nutty economy makes building projects rational, it does not make them easy.
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" He announced that he now calls Sanders "the nutty professor" instead of "Crazy Bernie.
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As it turns out, Trump's nutty climate change denial tweets were only the beginning.
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I miss the taste of spicy kimchi fried rice, sweet galbi and nutty bibimbap.
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She's messy, and maybe a bit nutty, but I think she's extremely, viciously intelligent.
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How to watch it: Hayu Geordie Shore is a gorgeous and obscenely nutty mess.
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By February of that year, the fudgy, nutty treat had returned to store shelves.
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It is as quirky and nutty and playful, yet poignant, as New York itself.
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" Gluskin Sheff's chief economist and strategist, David Rosenberg, calls that sort of thinking "nutty.
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So we've had quite a bit of notoriety on our nutty chocolate chip cookie.
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Try this easy dinner of tender fish with nutty, lemony brown butter and herbs.
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The nutty but endearing one is Barb, and isn't too good at observing boundaries.
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Don't we all love the classic gooey-nutty filling of a good pecan pie?
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A browned butter sauce, what French cooks call beurre noisette, tastes rich and nutty.
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It was a tense and somewhat bewildering scene — Arya's a little nutty these days.
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The others were flexitarian, drinking both moo juice and the nutty or beany variety.
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But what is it about the Sunshine State that generates so many nutty stories?
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It has detractors, but I love the nutty combo of SUV and drop-top.
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Well regardless, she's been working on a nutty app that appears to be called Sorry.
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Crickets have a nutty or earthy flavor that's masked by other flavors in protein bars.
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Check in with me in a few years if you've got some other nutty golazos.
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Toasted sesame seeds are also a great way to get a nutty flavor, without nuts.
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Season 6The Nutty Professor 2: Facing the FearUnder the Tuscan SunThe MirrorBorn to DefenseThe Defender
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They're activists, they're duct-taping themselves to the Capitol, things that are a little nutty.
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Melt butter until a deep golden brown and nutty smelling, about 6 to 8 minutes.
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Well, I don't say we — there is a part of our house that's terribly nutty.
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It introduced me to a die-hard sub-culture full of kind and nutty people.
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You're not alone, 'cause this little possum called Leo enjoys eating these nutty treats too.
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I felt its nutty flavors would be interesting for a black tea-based Old Fashioned.
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Surprisingly, the coconut oil added a velvetier consistency with a nutty taste, without any dairy.
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It tasted like a less deadly Chinese rice wine, but with a slightly nutty aftertaste.
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In their first go-around, "Liam couldn't handle when Miley acted nutty," says the source.
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We get ice cream—butterscotch-crunch, nutty-buddy—but it is made out of poison.
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At Murray's, Mr. Rass's cheeses are stored for nine months, acquiring a nutty, robust grassiness.
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Where Basquiat and Keith Haring seemed shy showmen, Ramm came across as a nutty professor.
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"Fox News not withdrawing that story has drove me nutty," Shipley told the Military Times.
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This specific oil is smooth and nutty, great for use in dressings and baked goods.
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It had a pretzel-like brown crust, a delightful chew and a rich, nutty flavor.
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It's smooth and creamy like aged cheddar, but with a sweet-and-salty, nutty bite.
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It also hydrates for up to 24 hours and has a subtle floral, nutty scent.
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They have a nutty, earthy flavor, and don't leave antennae sticking out of your mouth!
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The second one is the most profound—it has a creamy and extremely nutty flavor.
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In another dry pan, he toasts off some pumpkin seeds to add a nutty crunch.
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However nutty its geopolitics, "Hunter Killer" does its job as popcorn thriller with brisk efficiency.
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Enough nutty things come out of his mouth to make him a perfect Trump guy.
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There's also a subtle floral, almost nutty, scent as well that I find really pleasant.
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"It totally has this insane, nutty profile that you don't get from flour," he said.
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" In 2012, Mr. Lewis directed a stage musical in Nashville based on "The Nutty Professor.
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There were potato bakes, and vats of black beans, and mountains of nutty basmati rice.
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Each bite tasted nutty me and I couldn't really taste the caramel or white chocolate.
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They should be a light nutty brown, but any further and they will taste bitter.
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Mealworms reportedly have a nutty flavor that can taste sort of like peanuts when roasted.
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Put me in an airport, institution, or headquarters though, and I'll go a little nutty.
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"Kind of mostly honey-ish, a little nutty," noted Wang, as a visibly tickled Smerconish smiled.
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"It's a little nutty," the writer/actress told PEOPLE with a laugh of her busy schedule.
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But such is the state of crypto nowadays: Confusing, slightly nutty, and definitely not very decentralized.
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Click on to choose your own form of homage to the nutty-fruity nosh of yesteryear.
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A cup of whole almonds and some almond extract make this classic Italian treat especially nutty.
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That's a pretty nutty move for a nobleman with an important last name and promising future.
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This is like some kind of nutty place where you can do that kind of stuff.
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On the other hand, the concept is a little nutty: who makes and freezes cookie dough?
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" Playlist: "Countdown" / "Blue Train" / "Trinkle, Tinkle" / "Russian Lullaby" / "Mary's Blues" / "Giant Steps" / "Be-Bop" / "Nutty" / "Mr.
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One stray kitten in Oxford proved himself to be a unique lover of the nutty stuff.
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Fluffy, creamy, crunchy, and nutty — we truly love munching on them in all their golden glory.
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Mr Temer's other big job is to embark on a redesign of the nutty electoral system.
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In liquor, it's used to balance out the citrus notes and a nutty depth and creaminess.
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Here, the briny pickle flavor is cut by the sweet, nutty taste of the peanut butter.
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"Portion out your own 'right amount' and enjoy the crunchy, sweet, nutty treat." available at amazon.
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"Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature" rounds out the top five this weekend with $5.1 million.
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There are straightforward, slightly nutty young and aged varieties, along with some made from goat milk.
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The somewhat smaller, slightly nutty-tasting Beau Soleil from New Brunswick is a favorite of mine.
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It purges their digestive system and lends a kind of nutty toastiness to the herbaceous flavor.
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He ordered Nutty Buddies, a Big Dipper, a strawberry shortcake ice cream bar and oatmeal pies.
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Critics say the "nutty program" is inflating the peanut market and driving up costs for consumers.
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Whole-wheat or rye flour reduces the puffiness slightly, but adds a lovely earthy, nutty flavor.
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Mixed with quinoa, the rice becomes nutty and complex, a chewy counterpoint to the tender tofu.
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But pecan tuile is the secret weapon we all deserve to have in our nutty arsenal.
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And with spices like ground nutmeg, cloves, and cinnamon, it tasted Christmas-y and a little nutty.
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It's a cheese that's hard not to love—creamy, roasty, nutty, complex, versatile, and very possibly addictive.
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A youthful work, but one that in this company harked back to Mr. Salonen's brainily nutty forebears.
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And this makes sense when you step back and think of how nutty Trump's theory is here.
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But chewy, meaty Bolognese ragù and garlicky, nutty pesto worked with whole wheat fusilli, tagliatelle and spaghetti.
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In a large skillet over medium, cook the butter until slightly brown and nutty, about 2 minutes.
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Mashable bites into a creamy, nutty, gooey, and sometimes stinky world during our fist-ever Cheese Week.
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Mashable bites into a creamy, nutty, gooey, and sometimes stinky world during our first-ever Cheese Week.
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That's why it's so refreshing to occasionally see someone do something grand, and just a bit nutty.
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Trader Joe's Creamy Almond Butter, $6.99(No Sugar/Salt Added)SmellPleasantly nutty and smooth — but not overpowering.
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For the nutty chocolate sauce: Place 2 inches of water in a medium saucepan over medium heat.
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The chocolate is rich and nutty, then you get that bright lemon that cuts right through it.
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In a skillet over medium hear, cook butter until just browned and nutty, about 3 minutes. 4.
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Drape the grilled spring onions over the kabocha, then spoon the herby, nutty, pomegranatey mixture on top.
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"Wild rice is nutrient-dense and delicious, with an interesting nutty flavor and texture," he told me.
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Made from locally grown sunflowers, the oil is cold-pressed and unrefined, with a charming, nutty flavor.
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Then, he made a Beautiful Mind joke, saying he wanted it to be called The Nutty Professor.
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The taste goes on forever—and it develops with each second, from nutty to creamy to buttery.
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Acorns are the main diet, which give the ham its nutty flavor and also its fat profile.
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No, but I feel like...Sydney: But it's definitely not this luxurious, fatty, nutty, Spanish ham, Ibérico.
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The flavor starts mild, then builds with fruity, nutty notes and finishes with a smooth spicy kick.
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Is it just a lark — a nutty novel you wrote because you're famous and they let you?
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My cappuccino was light but nutty and fruity, tasting remarkably like one of the cafe's hot chocolates.
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The movie ends with the love interest confessing she preferred the nutty genius to the sexy crooner.
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Since then, she'd been mostly hanging around until the nutty assassination scheme landed her in Savior captivity.
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It can be loosened with the edge of a spoon and some leverage, releasing nutty, toasted chips.
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The animated film "The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature" features fluffy creatures and not much else.
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The sweetness hit as the crumbs dissolved on my tongue, turning buttery, supple and a little nutty.
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"Nobody wants anybody on the Federal Reserve that has a fatal attraction to nutty ideas," said Sen.
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To me, the nutty, whole-wheat taste from the bagel distracted from the rest of the ingredients.
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They were served with a textured and nutty romesco that I wanted to eat by the spoonful.
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Delicate and bold at the same time, the flavor is absurdly floral with a citrusy, nutty finish.
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I ate dry roasted soybeans, which were surprisingly good—nutty and crunchy, and a new snack discovery.
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No one supported the militia's nutty tactics, but many bristled at federal land management in this rural area.
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These reactions produce new fruity, nutty, and buttery flavors you can taste and smell on your toasted marshmallow.
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I sprinkled cricket-flour granola on top of Greek yogurt and snacked on "nutty chocolate chip" cricket bites.
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The cowherds would stop at chalets along the way to make gigantic wheels of firm, fruity, nutty cheese.
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Colombian coffee, for example, tends to be sweet and nutty, whereas coffee from Indonesia often tastes more earthy.
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After pulsing the ingredients into a sticky, nutty pile, the mix looks (and smells) like an energy bar.
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The toasty, nutty biscuit tops gave way to a delicate interior, which I slathered in whipped honey-butter.
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Suitable for the whole family, the experience starts off with a theatrical show hosted by a nutty professor.
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The combination of a creamy sheep's milk filling and crisp, nutty, pistachio crust will appease any greedy gourmand.
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It's seriously crispy, served with a herb-heavy salad and sour dressing sprinkled with a nutty roasted rice.
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So will the milk solids from the butter — so there will be two distinct strains of nutty sweetness.
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USES Nutty, with hints of maple, it's excellent for roasting slices for salads or sides, or baking stuffed.
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Once you get to the heart of them — the tenderest part — they reveal an unmitigated sweet, nutty goodness.
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I bought a substantial chunk of Mimolette ($10), which was wonderfully nutty, with a distinctive bright orange hue.
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I can only wonder how unnecessarily expensive guns are because of the nutty, useless regulations that dealers face.
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But Fran had been nutty even before Gail died; she'd been obsessed with a biological replica of herself.
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Elijah Wood gives his all as an abandoned son seeking closure in Ant Timpson's endearingly nutty comic thriller.
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Getting a little nutty also helped the study participants lower the "bad" LDL cholesterol levels in their bodies.
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But there's just something about the nutty smell of chili powder in the fryer that keeps you going.
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He tosses freshly steamed, saffron-tinted couscous with nutty sizzling brown butter and lots of chopped preserved lemon.
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For a few years, he was unable to sell half of the nutty, orange-colored cobs that he harvested.
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The mild, slightly nutty flavor of the plain roti was a wonderful canvas for the brightness of the toppings.
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Innovation continues, but without the near-nutty breadth of approaches that used to be one of the area's strengths.
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His gray has a sheen to it, and sits as a perfect complement next to his nutty brown skin.
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"They are slightly nutty in taste," Katharina Unger, the founder of DIY mealworm kit company LIVIN Farms, told CNN.
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Tyler Florence's Banana Bread Tyler Florence mixes in finely chopped pecans for a subtle nutty flavor and added crunch.
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Cookies and breads baked with Kernza have been described as grassy, nutty, and possessing hints of honey and corn.
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If there aren't tasting notes, Grimm recommends Central and South American coffee for a more chocolate-y nutty flavor.
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The nutty richness of browned butter is a natural match for the other warm spicy flavors of pumpkin pie.
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La Tourangelle's flavorful peanut oil adds character to any dish that could benefit from a touch of nutty goodness.
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A lot of them say REALLY nutty stuff — they are best with people who are unconscious under general anesthetic.
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Must eat: The signature chocolate-dipped, peanut-encrusted ice-cream pop from the Nutty Bar Stand, open since 1945.
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It is so elegantly done that it makes the show's nutty premise seem not only credible, but emotionally logical.
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Ice cream, preferably drizzled with bittersweet chocolate sauce that hardens upon contact (magic shell!) and salty, creamy, nutty caramel.
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"Every once in a while, I Google something completely nutty just to mess with their algorithm," wrote Shaun Breidbart.
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That opening to her, to what was a little nutty and adamantly original in her, was a great gift.
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Instead of cool, waxy butter, I've spooned a sweet pool of warm and nutty browned butter around the plate.
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His lieges make fools of themselves trying to justify or interpret his transcendentally nutty tweets and willfully ignorant comments.
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Bon Appetit is back, and this time, Claire Saffitz is going a little nutty over Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.
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Toasted marcona almonds add a nutty richness to this gazpacho to make it more than just cold tomato soup.
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Nor is it a function of tactical considerations: that the nutty billionaire would divide America and make it look ridiculous.
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Save the smart forks and Bluetooth toasters for your nutty uncle, because real kitchen warriors just want the nitty-gritty.
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"It&aposs a really nutty thing to do unilaterally because it&aposs going to set off alarm bells," Urbelis said.
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Cook, stirring constantly and breaking up anchovy, until mixture is slightly golden and has a nutty fragrance, about 2 minutes.
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Hershey confirmed Thursday that a nutty new candy would bring the two chocolaty treats together: Reese's Pieces Peanut Butter Cups.
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As soon as the butter turns golden brown and smells nutty, carefully add the sage leaves and remove from heat.
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That familiar nutty flavor hits you almost immediately—perhaps packing even more of a hazelnut punch than the actual stuff.
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Made with tahini, then rolled in toasted sesame seeds, these cookies are nutty, soft, buttery and just a tad salty.
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" Kinberg continues: "For example, I got some pandan leaf in the other day and it smells quite buttery and nutty.
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The heartier teas with big, fruity or nutty, bold flavors naturally gravitated toward the richer flavors of rum and bourbon.
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Bio: Earthy and familiar with a nutty finish; Dense, cheddary, uncomplicated; Chewy and dry, the beef jerky of Spanish cheese.
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"The only thing Donald Trump offered today was more hypocritical lies and nutty conspiracy theories," Clinton spokesman Glen Caplin said.
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Her other recipe uses equal parts potato and butternut squash, which gives the latkes an extra layer of nutty sweetness.
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Plate the dish: Melt the butter over medium-high in a small saucepan until nutty in smell, about 6 minutes.
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The grated blend of Emmental and Bergkäse—a rich, nutty cheese hailing from the Alps—already sits to the side.
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The patch is still in trials, but the hope is that it will promote tolerance without triggering a nutty reaction.
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It got a little nutty occasionally, but there was always some sleep involved in there somewhere, even at its worst.
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Place half of the walnuts on a baking sheet and toast until nutty and lightly golden, 5 to 7 minutes.
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And with this summer heat making us all a little nutty, Bezos has apparently decided to whip out the bonesaw.
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Blanching completed, Mr. Koreitem spooned the tender kale into the blender with toasted almonds and a nutty young pecorino cheese.
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USES The sweet, nutty-tasting flesh is concentrated in the neck, so buy ones with large necks and small bulbs.
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Ingrid Nutty and Anthony Awy, who were visiting from London, were bemused that a snowy day would make the news.
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"The Nutty Professor" transcends mere pathology by placing that division within the cultural context of the Kennedy-Hefner-Sinatra era.
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"Little Constructions" is a more meandering, rollicking novel, full of nutty lines that are, bewilderingly, horrible and hilarious at once.
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The kale chicken caesar with nutty herb croutons was easy to eat between meetings, but I've had better kale salads.
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"I don't know what that is, but it's definitely not nutty," my friend Holly said in her blind taste test.
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Dense, buttery, salty and nutty, the cookies call for pistachios, but swap in walnuts, pecans or hazelnuts, if you prefer.
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Next came a culotte steak from Boyden Farm topped with a nutty Tarentaise béchamel sauce and sides of sunchokes and leeks.
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I love wheat berries, or farro, or wild or brown rice because I love their nutty, mellow flavor and satisfying chew.
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Inspired by the New York City shop's popular nutty chocolate-chunk cookie, this recipe is a must for your holiday celebration.
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Mostel: Yeah — when you read all the literature about atomic energy, and you still read about the missile race, that's nutty.
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Its nutty, somewhat assertive flavor can overpower a subtle sauce, and its texture, which can be granular, doesn't work with others.
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"Amy was pretty clear about her approach to filmmaking, and that it was going to be nutty but deep," Ejogo said.
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Do you wish you were born today, so you could have an even better excuse to celebrate National Nutty Fudge Day?
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Click here to view original GIFThe folks at NRK Viten are up to their usual nutty antics in their latest experiment.
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You've got to be very nervy and somewhat nutty, as well as possess a lot of self-confidence, to try this.
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Instead, the MPL has a warm, nutty flavor with that comforting, mouth-coating richness of maple syrup lingering after every sip.
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With a sweet nutty taste, Black Insomnia's strength comes from the type of bean, robusta, and the way they are roasted.
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At its annual developer conference later today, Samsung executives are expected to show off something pretty nutty: a smartphone that folds.
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Looking back on his career, Lewis said the one project he's still most proud of is 1963's The Nutty Professor.
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And the first bite matched my musings: it was sweet, without an overwhelming artificial aftertaste, and nutty without being overly dry.
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Ivanka Trump has kind of a reputation for being a moderate — the voice of reason in an otherwise nutty Trump administration.
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Starring Tatyana Ali, Cornelius Smith Jr., Loretta Devine, Valarie Pettiford, Obba Babatunde, Keshia Knight Pulliam & Tempestt Bledsoe A Very Nutty Christmas
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Toss your caramel-coated apples in toasted sesame seeds for a little nutty, savory note to cut through all that sweetness.
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And the pseudogeometrical figures, reminiscent of drawings in paperback explications of Einsteinian space-time, seemed—not to be rude—quite nutty.
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Pumpkin pie, served with a side of whip cream, sits alongside a store-bought apple pie and a nutty carrot cake.
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Why can't an incumbent Republican senator publicly endorsed by an incumbent Republican president win his primary battle against his nutty opponent?
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But he's also betting on fatty, nutty hemp seeds, which Elmhurst has begun whizzing into their coffee creamers for added fat.
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For the themed Midis, we kept the themes pretty simple, so I decided to try a NUTTY-themed puzzle for fun.
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Counted too weird, too blunt, too ham-fisted, too trinkle-tinkle, too spacey, too nutty, Monk was a melodist of genius.
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In real life, you need to move up that "cod," which leads to the objectively nutty and vaguely botanical-looking CODMOLLYDLE.
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Soft and pale, their flavor is deep and elegant and almost nutty, with a whiff of something akin to savory marzipan.
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There's something nutty about watching the Fantastic Four crumble or watching the Avengers splinter and then try to best each other.
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Mr. Cruise plays Nick Morton, a jaunty military daredevil with a sideline in antiquities theft and a nutty sidekick (Jake Johnson).
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"It's a little nutty": Poll expert @SamWangPhD eats a bug live on air after being wrong about Trump win. https://t.
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These elegant and plump little spheres are filled with black sesame paste that imparts a nutty flavor and a striking appearance.
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F ord : It got all mixed up at going off in all directions, getting into all kinds of nutty liberal causes. . . .
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"Things have gone a bit nutty," said Fred Wilson, a partner at Union Square Ventures, a New York based tech investor.
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The white core, which you can see from the bottom of the stem, tastes as sweet and nutty as the heart.
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Served hot or cold, soba noodles are known for their nutty, rich flavor and are brown, long, and thin like spaghetti.
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Mr. Adey makes fresh rye pasta throughout the winter, because its nutty flavor stands up to long-cooked ragùs and sauces.
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It begins with his favorite, "The Nutty Professor," in which he stars as a nerdy scientist who discovers his alter ego.
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Puréed cauliflower makes a tasty, sturdy foundation for this cheeseless pie, which is instead topped with a rich and nutty pesto.
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But look past the Vermont kitsch and you'll find Vermont-made specialty items like Nutty Steph's brand granola and Shelburne Farms Cheddar.
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The nutty flavor, on the other hand, might be a drawback depending on the drinker since many prefer a more neutral taste.
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" Musk also revealed that his 120-hour schedule left him feeling exhausted, "nutty," and like he'd "burnt out a bunch of neurons.
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Lewis found success with the now-classic 1963 movie The Nutty Professor, which was later remade by Eddie Murphy in the 1990s.
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Fragrance chemistry began in 1868 with artificially produced coumarin, the main component of tonka beans, which have a nutty, tobacco-like smell.
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"I used to think it was kind of nutty to have to go totally sober, but now I get it," she said.
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Curtis Stone's Banana Bread Curtis Stone's banana loaf packs some major nutty texture with the addition of toasted and roughly chopped walnuts.
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The fragrant still-hot-from-the-charcoals chicken and spicy chili sauce are tempered by the cool pickles and nutty tahina sauce.
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Go for earthy on top of earthy with some slow roasted rainbow carrots, whatever mushrooms your heart desires, and some nutty farro.
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Once opened, a smooth nutty, buttery scent floated out of the bag that was alarmingly pleasing (to myself and my desk mates).
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And in our coco-nutty opinions, the idea of ringing in spring with a freshly cracked, whole, cool coconut sounds simply divine.
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Still, there were plenty of straight up party sets, including Galcher Lustwerk, Jlin, Powell's nutty "chavstep," and Sunday's all-star Boiler Room.
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"I used to think it was kind of nutty to have to go totally sober, but now I get it," Teigen said.
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This is local eating at its best—when cooked, village rice has a marshmellow-y texture and light, ever-so-nutty taste.
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So we really wanted to mix that classic chocolate chip cookie with the buttery, salty, nutty essence that the French culture offers.
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Call it a hot take, or a nutty take, call it irrelevant, but you'll probably never look at cashews the same again.
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It definitely evokes the flavor of meat, but it tastes more like nutty spam and has the texture of a salmon burger.
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Next, she's tasked with browning a few tablespoons of unsalted butter until it's perfectly nutty and takes on a deep, rich color.
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While it should land in the top three, Open Road's sequel "Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature" appears to be a miss.
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The cage-like feeder holds two cakes of suet, doubling the number of birds that can feast on this nutty, tasty treat.
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A wooden block carried four nutty raisin-bread halves alongside tiny cups of almond butter, honey, and olives, mixed nuts and dates.
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The Lannister brothers hosted a drinking and knighting party by the fire, enlivened by Pod's lovely voice and Tormund's nutty giant stories.
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Though my recipe includes some toasted sesame oil, which is traditional, I used pistachio oil to finish and liked its nutty effect.
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Excellent cold and at room temperature, make a batch of these nutty, creamy, crunchy noodles in advance, to eat whenever you like.
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Remember when Anita Hill was mocked as "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty" for speaking up about Clarence Thomas?
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But, for the most part, these were one-offs -- a single nutty tweet amid Trump's usual daily mix of propaganda and mistruth.
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Fabian acknowledges that crypto talk invariably "makes you sound really nutty," but the advantage is that blockchain transactions are trackable and auditable.
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Front Burner Paski Sir, made from sheep's milk from the Croatian island of Pag, has a nutty aroma and a honeyed aftertaste.
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And he echoes nutty conspiracy theories about the so-called "Deep State" hiding vast amounts of negative information about his political opponents.
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Three Wishes again may be "healthier" than Honey Nut Cheerios, but the latter has a distinct nutty flavor that Three Wishes lacked.
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In addition to offering a host of nutritional and probiotic benefits, miso imbues everything it touches with a sweet, salty, nutty complexity.
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The piquant influence of the flor was still apparent, perhaps more so than the nutty, butter toffee flavors indicating its amontillado evolution.
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At the time, skeptics dismissed it as a publicity stunt and doubted that the company would ever pursue the seemingly nutty scheme. Whoops.
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I haven't set any nutty resolutions for 2017 – surviving the year is my primary goal – but I am looking for a health boost.
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"I used to think it was kind of nutty to have to go totally sober, but now I get it," she told Jung.
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Dipping into Mexican and Caribbean styles, she brought layers of camp probably best understood in Mexico, but her nutty flamboyance came through clearly.
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The velvety whipped cream has a nice balance of sweet and nutty flavors, and luckily, it's now part of Starbucks' permanent menu too.
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There has been nutty conduct, from a wild interview with Rolling Stone to his slandering of a diver in the Thai cave rescue.
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It was a Houston lawyer, Newton B. Schwartz Sr., who filed the nutty birther suit challenging Mr. Cruz's eligibility to run for president.
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Libra is a lovely Air sign, all about cooperation and beauty—unlike you, you nutty ram, who enjoys some confrontation here and there.
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The scrub itself had a mild, nutty scent and felt moist to the touch — a stark contrast to most loose exfoliators out there.
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It is an astonishingly good thing to cook and eat, especially with nutty white rice and perhaps that braised celery on the side.
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Thick, crimson, nutty, it tastes like a slow-burning spark has taken hold of your tongue, like black-and-white turning to color.
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There were plates piled high with golden squares of corn bread and slices of white bread and of brown, nutty-tasting graham bread.
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While the sweetness of white sugar is monotone, dark brown sugar is rich in molasses, which contributes the nutty, butterscotch notes of caramelization.
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Intense flavors — smoky, charred, sweet, salty, nutty, spicy — fused together in an outstanding meal that evoked images of the American South and Africa.
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The common Indian combination of ghee and jaggery, a natural sweetener, produces a rich and nutty taste similar to butter and brown sugar.
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The heme is blended with a combination of other vegetarian ingredients that are intended to have the slightly nutty texture of ground beef.
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And yet each tastes subtly different: The Saskatchewan whiskey is smooth and nutty, the Minnesota a bit earthy, the Pennsylvania fiery and fruity.
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The album is only available on vinyl for now, but one tune — the flouncy Monk classic "Nutty" — was posted online in two parts.
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In one corner, there's steamed Liberian ruby rice, milled so that the nutrition-rich red bran layer is left intact, nutty and chewy.
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Because his family has come to grief at the hands of Homo sapiens —specifically, a nutty colonel (Woody Harrelson) with a God complex.
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He was apparently pretty nutty about them, although we should all remember that a peanut is not actually a nut, but a legume.
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"It used to be that if you got too far from the mainstream, you were shunned for being a little nutty," she said.
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The coconut adds fat for an even more buttery cookie (if you can imagine) with faintly nutty notes and no noticeable tropical flavor.
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"It's a really delicious, complex apple that has all these wonderfully nutty and cidery notes — like chestnuts and hot apple cider," he says.
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They may look drab, but the tortillas more than compensate with an earthy, naturally nutty corn flavor that blooms when they are heated.
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Ken Jeong, as a nutty nerd mixed up in some bad business, does what he can to make Mr. Hart look calm and dignified.
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My favorite by far was the ramen bowl, which had a coconut-miso broth that was impressively filling, and a deliciously nutty tahini sauce.
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We reheat some of my grandma's chipped beef for dinner and share a Nutty Buddy for dessert while we snuggle and watch The Sinner.
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My chocolate vegan shake was noticeably less creamy than the dairy one, but the soy and almond milks gave it a sweet, nutty flavor.
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Taking a note from the changing foliage and nutty desserts of the season, the Maple Pecan Latte (or MPL) will hit stores this week.
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It's as nutty as saying that any people who enter my country, whether or not they are here legally, are considered to be Americans.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the electric car maker is predicting "pretty nutty" growth in demand this year that will withstand a global recession.
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Make the cookies: In a 12-inch skillet over medium heat, cook the butter until it smells nutty and golden, 8 to 10 minutes.
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And while the tropical coconutty flavor was hinted at occasionally, it was never overpowering — at it's most apparent, it was only a bit nutty!
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He exercised similar writing-directing-starring control over several successive films, including "The Errand Boy" (1961), "The Nutty Professor" (1963) and "The Patsy" (1964).
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And the porterhouse, slightly bigger at 22 ounces, was also good, though it was missing the rich nutty flavor of great prime-aged beef.
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If it wasn't for that telltale sour, nutty smell, I wouldn't have known that the meatballs in the pan were not made from beef.
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Among Mr. Zeffirelli's most idiosyncratic (read: cultishly nutty) projects was "Brother Sun, Sister Moon," a 1973 biopic about the young St. Francis of Assisi.
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It's gluten-free, with a nutty and delicious walnut crust, and if you don't keep kosher, you can use butter instead of pareve margarine.
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And he exerts a deeper level of control simply through his ability to bait hostile media at will with his every seemingly nutty utterance.
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The standard Hinricus Noyte single malt whiskey, called Baltach, has a nutty nose with a touch of tropical fruit and a sweet, spicy finish.
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Narratively slight and at least a little nutty, this piece, created by the company Bucket Club, is deft in form and nifty in presentation.
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Bannon collected more nutty candidates than a squirrel prepping for winter and Mitch McConnell, the Senate Majority Leader, buried them during the primary season.
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It can be served simply boiled and buttered, the better to show off its firm, satisfying, slightly chewy texture and its rustic, nutty flavor.
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The earthy walnut bagna cauda arrives already smothering crisp stalks of Romaine lettuce, to create a nutty Caesar salad sprinkled with more walnuts, shaved.
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I see the older girls who wouldn't look at you twice and the nutty boys who would beat you if you were caught looking.
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" Hill, meanwhile, was mocked and criticized in the press and in the Senate, famously called "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty.
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Speaking of nutty, Cyrus heads off to see that senator who promised him the world, but Cyrus argues that they have to stick this out.
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My sister and I were at a premiere of Nutty Professor and he walked by and I was like, 'Oh my God, that's JAY-Z.
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Brooks's comparison would hold, maybe, if the two parties were equally nutty—but they're not, and that seems to be the part he can't accept.
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"Fox News not withdrawing that story has drove me nutty," Don Shipley, a retired SEAL who's dedicated to finding fake military stories, told Navy Times.
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If I didn't know better, I would have thought that it was flavored with black sesame, based on its greyish color and nutty, sweet flavor.
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Remember to pull out some of the batter before adding the sour cream and egg — this will serve as the sweet and nutty crumble topping.
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Specifically, are you a fan of Peggy Blumquist, the slightly nutty beautician played by Kirsten Dunst in the second season of the hit FX show?
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Imagine this: your classic chocolate spiders are less messy, more bite size and compact, less crunchy, more crispy, and packed with nutty-salty-sweet flavor.
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In fact, you'll probably want to get started on this tonight if you want crusty, nutty, rich bread to stuff into your maw this weekend.
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With the final season of Adventure Time looming, audiences are scrambling to find another nutty series to fill that Finn-shaped hole in their hearts.
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Marshall: So, our nutty chocolate chip cookie is one of our most classic dishes and the best dish that we're known for here at Maman.
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I enjoyed its nutty, spam-like flavor and outer crisp, but it didn't imitate the taste and texture of beef as well as its competitors.
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"We're all nutty; there's no way around it," said Marg Murray, who came from Sydney with two friends from her running group, the Coogee Cougars.
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Banza's and RightRice's rice are fluffy and chewy, with a faint nutty taste that serves as a great neutral base for any meal or recipe.
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The pool of lightly curried tomato gravy helped, though, and I enjoyed the nutty and firm red quinoa served in place of the traditional rice.
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My batch of cloverleaf dinner rolls had a nutty, faintly sweet flavor and a fine beige crumb: Pane Nero Flour, $9.50 for 2.2 pounds, gustiamo.com.
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As Annie nurses Paul back to health, director Rob Reiner presents several shades of a nutty behavior—from easily offended, to enraged, to patiently calm.
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The Distracted or "nutty professor" type is the one who can't seem to get organized, is terrible at time management, and has trouble finishing tasks.
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This week, French television channels are changing their schedules to show the genius of "nutty Jerry" to a younger audience — and keep his name alive.
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Mushrooms, sour cream and dill are old friends, and I like the way she cozies them up with nutty farro into a one-bowl dish.
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"After telling us how dumb we are, we read slutty novels, nutty old science books, and practiced manners," Pauline reports, in a letter to Dana.
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If I can come up with an idea that is nutty enough, I might even be able to get SoftBank to put money into it.
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The most pronounced manifestation of Eyal's distress, though, is that he decides to try marijuana, with the help of a nutty neighbor, Zooler (Tomer Kapon).
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Plenty of "Hinterland" is so low-energy that it doesn't rivet attention; but parts are so imaginatively nutty that they niggle at me in memory.
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Considering how absolutely nutty restaurants get on Mother's Day, it would have been in your best interest to have your Sunday plans locked in by now.
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Admittedly, the nutty spread would add an extra dose of protein to jumpstart the morning but we'll just leave the PB in our smoothies for now.
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The soba noodles at Sobaya are cut into thin, spaghettilike strips by hand, and the buckwheat flour they're made with gives them their signature nutty flavor.
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Top level, there's a nutty pop-up camera wedge for selfies, 10x zoom, a 48-megapixel camera, in-display fingerprint reader and an optional 5G version.
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I change my mind all the time… At the same time nobody wants anybody on the Federal Reserve that has a fatal attraction to nutty ideas.
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Are they as bananas-nutty as Devin Nunes leaping out of his car to run to the White House for a cloak-and-dagger intel exchange?
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And it's actually a nutty problem, because no one can give me a really good answer in terms of how we reconcile some of these issues.
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So if you, like me, are into nut milks because you like them to actually taste nutty, then this option may be the best for you.
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We had a chance to sample these newbies, and both flavors were nutty, sweet, and refreshingly light — kind of like a tropical vacation in your mouth.
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In the same vein, CNN putting nutty pro-Trump surrogates like Kayleigh McEnan and Jeffrey Lord on air boosts ratings, but does almost nothing to educate.
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" His breads are fermented for about 52 hours, which is the key to "the beautiful amber color, that rich, slightly acidic, but nutty and sweet flavor.
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The same line also appeared on a pre-packaged side dish full of sweet potatoes, cashews and nutty brown rice sold by The Delicious Food Company.
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Let them work through their emotions with the impending departure, especially since, knowing Cowboys fans, they'll only get increasingly nutty as the weeks go on. 1.
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A Pennsylvania couple got a nutty surprise earlier this week when they discovered squirrels had stored more than 200 walnuts in the hood of their car.
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Of dreamers making amazing, slightly nutty things, like post-market tech that might help helicopters drive themselves, or full-sized sportscars made of tiny plastic bricks.
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Silk Road was a Bitcoin-only, anonymous marketplace founded by a nutty libertarian 23-year-old Texan who went by the name of Dread Pirate Roberts.
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The rest of the raw cacao steeped in hot water that came from Bali and Peru tastes fatty, nutty, a little bitter and—well, like condoms.
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"The idea that the American people do not know the names of those running the government is nutty," Stier, of the Partnership for Public Service, said.
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So we're in this nutty position of wanting more inflation in Europe if we want to eliminate a major risk to the market's continued move higher.
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The dish gets a slight, almost nutty funk from the ground and dried crayfish sprinkled into nearly everything here, along with a cube of Knorr seasoning.
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She buys multiple kabocha squashes for the holiday, using its nutty flesh in the filling for pumpkin pie, and styling wedges of it into her photographs.
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In "The Nutty Professor" (Sunday), he is a hapless chemistry professor who periodically transforms himself into his opposite — a slick, meanspirited nightclub performer adored by women.
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Ideally, the center of the pie should just finish cooking just as the butter in the crust turns nutty; I work backward to synchronize the timing.
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"It was a mix, not triaged, nutty calls to a tip line mixed in with actual calls from people that seemed to have information," she said.
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I decided to check with Seventh Generation, which is based in the nutty-crunchy town of Burlington, Vt., and markets itself as green above all else.
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But just as I was about to offer a gentle reminder about the stir in stir-fry, the nutty scent of caramelization wafted across the room.
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Firm and slippery, chewy and nutty, the house-made buckwheat noodles are the delight of Japanese families with young children in search of mild comfort food.
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"Nutty," Thelonious Monk Quartet, 21969 After World War II, painters, poets, and other creative types were drawn to the Lower East Side by the cheap rents.
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If what you think of as tahini is not creamy and delicious and nutty enough to eat directly from the jar, then you're missing a trick.
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This easy salad has a powerfully tart dressing, thanks to a good ¼ cup of syrupy pomegranate molasses, and is complemented by mint and nutty wild rice.
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Desserts were all dairy-based palate soothers, like a standout kulfi —a nutty, sweet Popsicle of pistachio and cardamom ice cream—and gulab jamun , cheese dumplings.
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Peta got a slice of nutty soufra cake for her husband to go and I picked up a very good 5-dollar muesli bar for later.
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And these days, there are countless bakeries making good bread — crisp baguettes, Pullman and rye loaves, nutty whole wheat or sourdough boules, elegant brioche or challah.
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There are a lot of lawmakers prepared to say almost anything, no matter how nutty, in their role as worker bees for the National Rifle Association.
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In Congress and state legislatures, frustrated leaders find themselves saddled with anyone and everyone who prevails in low-turnout primaries, no matter how nutty or disruptive.
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If I were to say that they are bizarre, curious, satiric, self-mocking, nutty, charming, delightful, dissonant and grating, I still wouldn't be doing them justice.
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We spoke with White who says Nate's been acting "nutty as hell" -- and he expects Diaz to show up and fight at 155 pounds on Nov.
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Wynn channels the blatant BDE of her older counterpart from bob to heels to voice, making us buy in on this nutty sequel a hundred times over.
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Critics have branded the court the "Nutty 9th" or the "9th Circus," in part because many of its rulings have been overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Grey Sloan doctors are skilled at taking care of outside patients, but when one of their own is in the operating room, things get a little nutty.
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What we have there are varying degrees of disagreement, but about the worst any of them can bring themselves to say is that Trump's ideas are nutty.
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I love this absolutely nutty reimagining of Psycho's Norman Bates as the "hero" of a small-town teen soap, and season three was the show's finest yet.
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"I'm pretty sure Nutty Professor will happen to me at some point, " she said, laughing as she mimiced a suddenly protruding belly replete with "phoomph" sound effect.
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Yet the thick, nutty sauce you get is both complex and versatile, with a tangy, herbal flavor that is equally at home with chicken, seafood or vegetables.
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He's pissed off and peaceful; nutty and wise; compassionate and cranky; and I'm just really lucky that I get to love him and be loved in return.
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Though it's a bit pricier than most other types of milk, it has a subtle, buttery, nutty flavor that comes pretty close to that of cow's milk.
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The exposure to oxygen in the winemaking process gives this port an array of nutty flavors–which complement the almonds–and a sweetness that promotes the chocolate.
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The idea of a Republican opposing George W. Bush or Ronald Reagan (who had approval ratings among Republicans most similar to Trump) seems nutty on its face.
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I'm also nutty for friendly nonfiction from which I can glean so much new practical knowledge, like the books of Michael Pollan, Bill Bryson or Witold Rybczynski.
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Critics have branded the court the "Nutty 9th" or the "9th Circus," in part because many of its rulings have been overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Whether scientifically nutty or not, cryonics in Ettinger's time, and now, are—literally—banking on a world that is better than the one we live in today.
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Mr. Robot scans more powerfully as a metaphor for self-destructive impulses when Elliot is battling him in real-time, even when the execution gets objectively nutty.
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"Once you get to the heart of them — the tenderest part — they reveal an unmitigated sweet, nutty goodness," she writes in a column for The Times Magazine.
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I downed a thoroughly enjoyable burger dressed with Brie, bacon and caramelized onion, alongside a nutty, deep-amber Domaine DuPage French-style country ale, all for $15.
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Vallejo, who compares escamoles to caviar, describes their taste as "very nutty" with a "grassy, soil-y flavor" imparted by the ants' diet of herbs and grass.
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The fat, nutty grain, with its West African lineage and tender red hull, was a favored staple for Southern home cooks during much of the 19th century.
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She fed vegetables into the Spiralizer, creating noodles from zucchini and beets, and made dishes like parsnip-kale gratin, which tasted wildly nutty and was surprisingly filling.
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"The Nutty Professor," a study in split personality that is as disturbing as it is hilarious, is probably the most honored and analyzed of Mr. Lewis's films.
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THE NUT JOB 2: NUTTY BY NATURE An animated squirrel with Will Arnett's voice works with his animal friends to thwart the construction of an amusement park.
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The method was perfected by Mr. Yip's chef, Julian Yu, and delivers a sizzled shell of crisp, nutty rice at the bottom of the pot, every time.
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Any kind will do: Carolina rice, boiled and buttered; steamed jasmine rice; basmati rice in any guise; nutty brown, red or black rice; short-grained sticky rice.
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In this nutty, brilliant, wonderful, hard business that we have, it&aposs nice to have somebody who&aposs anchored and knows you, really knows all of you.
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Mostly these brown ales were dry and nutty, although sometimes they left an impression of sweetness — Clay found that some had a surprising flavor of strawberry candy.
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But Legion, a stylishly nutty anti-superhero series from creator Noah Hawley (Fargo) and FX, doesn't need the generosity, even though it is a Marvel-Fox collaboration.
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But it's wise to stay clear of brushing Chick off as merely a nutty anomaly, no matter how many religious and secular groups alike decried his logic.
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Lewis' best known films include 1963's "The Nutty Professor," 1960's "The Bellboy" and 1982 comedy-drama "The King of Comedy," which was directed by Martin Scorsese.
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With the exception of the roasted beets, which were wizened and insipid, the interplay of textures and tastes — nutty crunch, sour yogurt, sweet and vinegary beets — was marvelous.
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"It's a little nutty," Mr. Kartsotis said of the Shinola concept, hunched over an oversize burger at the Bronx Bar, an old-school tavern near the Shinola flagship.
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Instead of using a traditional pizza-dough starter, Puglisi utilizes biga—an Italian starter used in ciabatta that provides a complex flavor that is both nutty and sour.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Madcap Peter Saul is our William Hogarth, Honoré Daumier, Hieronymus Bosch, and Basil Wolverton rolled into one glorious, outrageous, nutty, rambunctious painter.
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A sampler of Connecticut beers included a nutty-tasting Granola Brown Ale from Black Hog Brewing in Oxford, which adroitly complemented a bowl of (excellent) French onion soup.
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Rich with butter and almond flour for tenderness, and speckled tan with buckwheat flour for a nutty, grainy depth, the crumb had the taste and texture I wanted.
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I'm a proud member of the penile-American community, but I guarantee it doesn't take much of a spread to avoid squeezing Frank and his two nutty friends.
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According to Media Matters, Michael Whelan—also known as VeganMikey on Twitter—made the allegation during an appearance on equally nutty Nathan Stolpman's YouTube channel, Lift the Veil.
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Its texture is smooth, on the firm side; it has a lingering, nutty flavor; and it melts beautifully: $32 a pound at Dean & DeLuca stores in New York.
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We paused each episode throughout to talk about the nutty challenge the contestants were faced with or to make a bet about which team would be sent home.
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She watched and rewound attack footage in a nutty effort to visualize the undoing of all the destruction, apparently deranged by all the death she helped to cause.
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As the action narrows to an underground cell and, later, a series of swinger-stuffed motel rooms, the atmosphere becomes more claustrophobic and the plot substantially more nutty.
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"The Nut Job 2: Nutty By Nature" (Open Road) was third, selling roughly $8.9 million in tickets, a 54 percent decline from initial results for its 2014 predecessor.
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She loves how they sop up the nutty caramel flavor of the Madeira in the cream, how well they play alongside the fresh, crisp softness of the chicken.
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A reprise against Ford of the "little bit nutty and a little bit slutty" attack on Anita Hill in 1991 will not play well in the #MeToo era.
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"He was starting to look like a nutty professor, so I thought I've got to cut the sides — I wasn't allowed to cut the top bit," she said.
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This fairly firm-textured cheese, with a nutty aroma and a sharpness mellowed by a honeyed aftertaste, has now been given protected geographic status by the European Union.
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But I was relieved to learn that I'm not the only one to think the way we pick VPs in the heat of an election cycle seems somewhat nutty.
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Better known as the "Nutty Cocoa Ring Doughnut" (we prefer the former), this holiday gift from the dessert-for-breakfast gods came just in time for prime holiday consumption.
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The increasingly nutty, spiteful Queen, now only ruler of "three kingdoms at best," isn't going to last long if she thinks Euron Greyjoy is her best choice of ally.
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The dark gray desktop will be available in a matter of days, on December 240, bringing with it some pretty nutty internal specs and a price tag to match.
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WIRED got an exclusive look at some footage of secretive self-driving startup Zoox testing its tech on the nutty roads of San Francisco—and experts say it's impressive.
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I took it out for a long day at a racetrack in New Orleans last year, and thoroughly burned up a set of tires doing some pretty nutty tricks.
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"The stuff that she said to us [made us want to warn her] kind of like, 'run Sue, he sounds nutty,'" recalled Beverly Myers, Marcum's friend for 25 years.
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The same goes for the scallion-pancake breakfast sandwiches and the savory-sweet pastries, including a millet mochi doughnut that's bewitchingly elastic in texture and subtly nutty in flavor.
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I'd eat the crusty roasted-barley black bread—which has all the nutty, caramelized appeal of burnt toast without the bitterness, and a delightful hint of anise—every day.
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Grown predominantly in the South, pecans are typically harvested from late September to November, making the autumn months a spectacular time to try the buttery, sugary, nutty Southern specialty.
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After sneaking backstage to poison the older actress's rum, she's spotted by her intended victim, who noticed Arya's stalking in the crowd and pegs her as a nutty fangirl.
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Thiam's, made with plantains and red palm-fruit oil, was stirringly complex: sweet, nutty, and vegetal, with a distinct funk akin to that of ripened cheese or cultured butter.
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I should also add that alternative facts had currency long before Kellyanne Conway christened them such and that junk science, nutty hypotheses and showy apostasies have been around forever.
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We all love pesto—so much so that our insatiable hunger for this nutty, herbaceous sauce is reportedly damaging an entire ecosystem, thanks to the inclusion of pine nuts.
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It had a lot of good concepts, and a lot of good things about it, but they just went way too nutty and wacky on a lot of stuff.
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And, in an argument that drove me nutty with quiet rage, a lesbian insisted to me that trans women were pilfering her community for the betterment of the patriarchy.
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Despite repeated warnings that Naomi is nutty as a box of squirrels (or is it mice?), Rory persists, and somehow seems surprised when it blows up in her face.
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There was the buttery, nutty smell of black sesame streusel; the earthy, bittersweet aroma of single-origin chocolate; the saline funk of small-batch sweet miso from Kyoto, Japan.
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Jerez, Spain, $21 Rich and nutty, this lovely amontillado smells and tastes of smoked meat, roasted hazelnuts and wild herbs, all with a creamy texture that coats the mouth.
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"Childrens Hospital" staples Rob Corddry, Malin Akerman, Lake Bell, and Ken Marino also appear in what's sure to be a nutty, knowing riff on over-the-top international thrillers.
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It has twice as much fat and protein — the main components of cheese — as most cow's or goat's milk, and produces nutty aromas and savory flavors in aged wheels.
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The fairly dense, buttery flesh has a distinctive flavor, at once nutty and herbal, and the pit is smaller: Sharwil avocados, $3.99 each, Agata & Valentina and Eataly all month.
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On paper, Mr. Hastings's plan to take on the traditional TV industry has long sounded slightly nutty, as delusional as Jeff Bezos's strategy at Amazon to overrun retailing once seemed.
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Hazelnut Spread M&M's—which don't hit store shelves until April 2019, sorry—are filled with a creamy, nutty filling and coated in milk chocolate and the classic candy coating.
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I would grow into the grace my mother wielded like a weapon, rendering her impervious to the nutty chaos of being a little kid who stuffed tissues down her shirt.
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There's no getting around it: The 2016 presidential race has been nutty, or rather, the longest season of a very intense, life-altering sport that doesn't seem to ever end.
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In 1991 when Anita Hill accused Clarence Thomas, now a Supreme Court judge, of sexual harassment, his defenders smeared her as "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty".
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The béchamel sauce—rich and nutty with a light cayenne heat—keeps the plate moist, and the small stack sits under an over easy egg that's crowned with black pepper.
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The iMac Pro, for instance, presents an all-in-one alternative to the modular desktop, while the latest MacBook pros offer up some downright nutty specs on the high-end.
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Martin's popularity continued as a member of Frank Sinatra's Rat Pack, and Lewis scored a series of hits with films like The Bellboy, The Ladies Man and The Nutty Professor.
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The combination of sweet, salty, and nutty is meant to mimic the candy bar, which is comprised of caramelized creme (akin to the toasted white chocolate), peanuts, and pretzel bits.
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Hiding beneath this nutty photo is a smokin' hot Hollywood star ... don't trip while you scour the snap and try to figure out the A-lister behind the frowny face!
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We got really nutty because there was a new light that came out early last year that we started using that made it very easy to dial in different colors.
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That basic fact—that the Republicans are in control of the legislative branch as well as the executive branch—means that the rest of Trump's statement is just as nutty.
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And of course we raised the money and started at this nutty time when people who should have known better gave us way too much money to start this thing.
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The animal is now being hailed a hero after he attacked an intruder who broke into Pearl's home last Tuesday, according to ABC 6 News, who reported the nutty story.
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Although the town calls itself America's winter playground, a rainy summer day is the perfect time to order a Nutty Irishman or spicy Bhakti Chai tea latte at Loaded Joe's.
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Sheep produce rich, fatty milk for a shorter period of time than cows or goats, which makes their milk — and the nutty, delicious cheese that comes from it — more expensive.
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Jethro Canteen is a Melbourne restaurant that serves bugs, and was astounded by how they managed to blend the nutty flavor of crickets with macadamia hummus in my Buddha Bowl.
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Wait like you waited for the tacos de huitlacoche, delicate parcels bearing nutty-scented clusters of the bluish-black corn fungus known as corn smut or corn truffles in English.
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MoMA will screen seven films directed by Lewis, including "The Nutty Professor," as well as the premiere of his home movies, which were recently preserved by the Library of Congress.
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In live recordings from the club, like Monk's playful bebop classic "Nutty," recorded there in 2360, you can hear the tinkling of ice in cocktails and the hum of conversations.
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The tendency of these nuts to dry out then calls for a pre-emptive drenching with a floral or citrus sugar syrup or, as here, a nutty liqueur like amaretto.
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At Miss Ada, a restaurant in Fort Greene, it gets spooned, nutty and fragrant, over a sweet but earthy carrot hummus, and again over a bowl of fluffy whipped ricotta.
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I was expecting more of the nutty creaminess that melting Emmental oozes, but the ingredients list indicates just 51% of the cheese in the single thin slice is actually Emmental.
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Recipe: Pasta With Radicchio, Bacon and Pecans This wonderful collection of creamy, bitter, salty, smoky, nutty flavors calls for an incisive white that will both complement and underscore the pasta.
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Make the herb blend: Toast the pistachios in a small pan over medium-low heat until in pan dry until ultra toasted and super nutty, about 15 to 20 minutes.
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David got a good kick out of both the silly theme and poorly laid out grid, and so the NUTTY puzzle became a running joke between the two of us.
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He horrified former comrades last year by launching several eye-poppingly partisan and Islamophobic—or as Colin Powell put it, "right-wing nutty"—attacks on Mr Obama, Mrs Clinton and Muslims.
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A bountiful farro chopped salad — nutty wheat kernels, arugula, cherry tomatoes, radishes, pistachios and Parmesan — was billed as a large plate, but four of us happily shared it as a starter.
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This was the height of the "superfood" craze, recall, and Americans and Europeans were scarfing down quinoa — a high-protein alternative to rice with a rich, nutty flavor — by the bucketful.
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The creaminess from the almond butter goes perfectly with the hard chocolate shell, while the pinch of sea salt sprinkled on top becomes a great contrast to the sweet, nutty flavor.
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The lawsuit says the protester, identified only as "Nutty," is at risk for severe weight loss, pneumonia and other illnesses because of tactics used by rangers, police and private security contractors.
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He comes across as a nutty professor, bespectacled and grey-haired, answering his video calls with a bare chest and cracking jokes about his randy dog in a thick Russian accent.
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You can watch Melissa in Lifetime's A Very Nutty Christmas airing 11/30 at 8PM ET. PEOPLE Now airs live, Monday through Friday, from the Meredith offices in New York City.
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Strictly in terms of taste, Banza rice has a faintly nutty, savory taste that gives it a lot more body than traditional rices — but in my opinion, it wasn't overwhelmingly present.
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Its garnish of identifiable segments of toasted grasshopper was not for the faint of heart, but it rewarded the brave, with a flavor that went from nutty to bitter to honeyed.
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The British perfumer Lyn Harris has about 300 aromatic materials in her London studio, which range from nutty cardamom seeds to citrusy petitgrain, an essential oil derived from bitter orange trees.
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On "Nutty," he veers toward the traditional — intimating Monk's stride-piano technique by way of early ragtime guitar, then running through a rising sequence of diminished chords like a bebop guitarist.
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Mike: Yeah, I was on their earnings call with investors, and all the Wall Street analysts were incredulous that Twitter didn't get a "Trump bump" from all of his nutty tweets.
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These days, that's life as we know it, and Trump's plan could serve as a potential justification for whatever less-nutty cuts the Republican majority is going to try to make.
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The performances, too, shy away from the nutty and the broad, and Carell, a master of the brave face, does a fine job of suggesting the strain behind Uncle Phil's bonhomie.
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Wood-grilled maitake mushrooms arrived sandwiched between a rich butternut squash purée and vivid orange ribbons of more butternut squash, with a nutty ricotta salata crumbled over the whole brilliant thing.
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Melt butter in a large pot over medium-low heat, stirring often, until butter bubbles, foams, turns golden brown and then a darker brown and starts to smell nutty, about 4 minutes.
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Over the next half-decade, Lewis appeared in some of the movies that he is still best known for today, including The Nutty Professor and It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.
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Sheriff finished off the look by lining Henson's lips with M.A.C Cosmetics Lip Pencil in Cork and then filled it in with a "nutty nude" lipstick hue from M.A.C (Strip Me Down).
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Burger King's Taro Pie is available in participating locations in Malaysia, The dessert contains sweet taro chunks — a purple root vegetable with a sweet, mildly nutty taste — in a crispy pie crust.
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But what saddens me is that it's like the music industry would not have picked Jay Z. When I first heard "Ain't No Nigga," [I put it on the Nutty Professor soundtrack].
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Occasionally, they're used by actors such as Eddie Murphy in The Nutty Professor and Mike Myers in The Spy Who Shagged Me. But they're most often used to mock and undermine women.
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"It seems to me counterproductive, nutty and maybe tragically miscalculating," said Robert Gallucci, who was the lead negotiator for the United States during nuclear talks with North Korea under President Bill Clinton.
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Soba, the nutty-tasting buckwheat noodle, will be the subject of a demonstration by Shuichi Kotani, the founder and chief executive of Worldwide-Soba, a factory and consulting company in Flushing, Queens.
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There's a grouchy principal (Dean Norris), a horny guidance counselor (Jillian Bell), a dweeby security guard (Kumail Nanjiani), a nutty football coach (Tracy Morgan) and a femme fatale French instructor (Christina Hendricks).
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James Coogan, the cheese buyer at Eli's Manhattan food market, says the cheese made in 2018 (the latest available) — nutty, earthy and with a slightly fruity aroma — is the best he's tasted.
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Then you add on top of that delightfully nutty premise the fact V Wars is led by Ian Somerhalder, an actor best-known as one of the decade's sexiest, smirkiest TV vampires.
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Unlike a smooth, ivory-crumbed, faintly tangy loaf — the bread that clasps the ideal pastrami sandwich together — rye breads from Scandinavia and other parts of Northern Europe are bumpy, nutty and fragrant.
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She thickened the pot with a serious amount of peanut butter, and when the sauce cooked to a blanketing gravy, I marveled at the deep, nutty flavor of the dish called chicken mafe.
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"I've shut down the set for reasons for safety," said Jack Stern, a studio teacher who has worked since 21998 on films like The Nutty Professor, Bring It On, and Mr. & Mrs. Smith.
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The ultra-bright salad stars two different kinds of citrus—mandarin oranges and blood oranges—plus crisp Persian cucumbers, all topped with a crunchy-tangy-nutty hemp-heavy and za'atar-inspired seed blend.
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I sampled all three of the available flavors — Original (buttery), Sriracha Spice (hint of nutty heat), and Coconut Crunch (sweet and salty) — and found each to be uniquely delectable and intensely crave-able.
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She won't be welcome unless approved in a vote during Khalar Vezhven, which I envision as a nutty mash-up of Sturgis and Burning Man, but with more horses and fewer tech bros.
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But his choice of movement often shows a streak of lunacy, a naïve and eccentric singularity that makes you think, Who else in the world would have thought of something so completely nutty?
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She has help in the real world, of course, from her hilarious roommate Titus Andromedon (Tituss Burgess), nutty landlord Lillian (Carol Kane) and former boss-turned-friend ex-trophy wife Jacqueline (Jane Krakowski).
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But Mr. White's reputation was largely built on his willingness to get behind the nutty, the sexy, the outrageous — challenging shows that pushed the envelope of popular taste in one way or another.
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You'll also hear about the history of ice cream, the textural allure of super-colloids, a nutty fact about the Iran nuclear deal, and the dulcet tones of a surprisingly versatile musical instrument.
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It feels like just yesterday that cries of "Who could have asked for The Nut Job 2: Nutty By Nature?!" echoed all across America, though it's possible that may have been just me.
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To the Editor: Nicholas Kristof uses the Roman emperors Caligula and Nero to illustrate how an incompetent and nutty emperor was not enough to derail the empire because it had built-in stabilizers.
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The annual CES tech show tends to offer intriguing and sometimes nutty glimpses into the future, but interestingly enough, what we saw this year wasn't all that different from what we already have.
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Some of the stories Ms. Starlite tells — on Thursdays through October at the intimate Pangea — sound so nutty that at the end of the evening, a friend asked me whether they were true.
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Miso soup and nutty, mauve rice accompany a plate of sides, as thoughtfully arranged as a painter's palette: pickles, egg custard, and seasonal vegetables, like sweet potatoes tossed with sesame oil and mirin.
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Roasted Chicken Thighs With Peanut Butter Barbecue Sauce The star of this recipe is that sweet and nutty and spicy (if you like) sauce, which you brush over boneless chicken thighs while roasting.
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When he sent me an idea for an updated, more sophisticated version of my initial idea, I couldn't help but laugh about how the infamous NUTTY puzzle had come back to haunt me.
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That show impressed with its wide-ranging display of compositional imbroglios — wickedly mixing post-Surrealist-tinged contemporary art with magical charms, sorcerers' amulets, witchy spell thingies and other knotty and nutty quasi-cultural objects.
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We were especially enchanted with the no-added yeast "Pancetta" pizza, which came slathered with pumpkin cream, dolloped with mozzarella, studded with pancetta cotta and topped with generous shavings of nutty, sharp asiago stravecchio.
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The multicultural milieu lends an initial boost as Mr. Kwek's jokes and plot entanglements take potshots at life in Singapore, but all the air seeps out of this attempt at zippy, tabloid-nutty storytelling.
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"I think the hazelnut flavor of the chocolate and the nutty flavor popcorn are a perfect compliment," the Sing star tells PEOPLE of the recipe she shares in this week's issue, on stands now.
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Starbucks went another nutty route when it introduced a Chestnut Praline Latte back in 2014 (which has returned seasonally since), a wintery addition to the menu that gave fans an option other than peppermint.
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In grasping the weirdness of this movie, it's as good a place to start as any, but to be fair to Damon, there is much that's off about this nutty period-piece monster movie.
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A rich chocolate tart incorporates tahini and grapefruit; rose water graces her small rhubarb galettes; ground pistachios lend tenderness, nutty flavor and an elegant green hue to a loaf cake topped with macerated strawberries.
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And though he brims with ideas—I once witnessed him unfurling a truly nutty subplot, for "The Politician," involving Mossad agents—writing is not his existential passion, as it is for some TV creators.
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" Michiko Kakutani of The New York Times wrote that "this embarrassing volume is an out-and-out partisan screed made up of illogical arguments, distorted and cherry-picked information, ridiculous generalizations and nutty asides.
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During a recent visit, I tasted luscious, nutty hummus with zippy lemon salsa; yogurt-bathed cauliflower roasted to snappy softness with sumac and pomegranate; and freekeh-stuffed peppers with subtle, sweet-tart sour cherries.
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A current cult favorite, Chile Crunch, combines garlic, red-pepper flakes and oil, cooked slowly together until the garlic turns crisp and a little nutty in flavor, and the chile gets toasted and earthy.
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Put some fire and passion into this thing, and make your flagship gaming laptop stand up to the nutty systems other notebook makers are whipping up, and save the sensibility for the more affordable stuff.
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Technically, Zia Valentina promotes these waffle-cone cups for coffee or ice cream, but there's no reason you can't enjoy a Nutty Irishman or Mudslide in them — and then gobble down the glass as well.
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"He exerts a deeper level of control simply through his ability to bait hostile media at will with his every seemingly nutty utterance," conservative columnist Bret Stephens smartly noted Thursday in the New York Times.
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"The idea that there are two categories that everyone can fit into is just a little bit nutty," Anne Fausto-Sterling, professor emerita of Biology and Gender Studies at Brown University, said in an interview.
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Made with olive oil, maple syrup and a good hit of sea salt, it is perfectly balanced between savory and sweet, nutty and seedy, with a gentle dose of fragrant spice to round things out.
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Compared to Trump, Romney would not embarrass, humiliate or endanger GOP candidates who will otherwise spend the entire campaign denouncing or defending every nutty or despicable thing Trump will certain say on a regular basis.
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Hailing from Linz, this delectable teatime treat involves a hazelnut shortbread base covered with a layer of sweet, fruity jam (usually raspberry or redcurrant), and topped with a lattice layer of the same nutty pastry.
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Sydney: The really, like, nutty flavor I'm getting from the sesame is interesting and really delicious, and a nice break from, like, the really, really heavy, fatty broths, I think, that we've tried so far.
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It seems that's what happened to Ed Sheeran last November when he cut his face, and he had the help of pal James Blunt to back him up on a nutty tale involving Princess Beatrice.
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These privileged individuals are more successful in life, having the "time and energy" to bear more offspring—roughly 50 percent more than squirrels who didn't receive a nutty inheritance—the Star Calgary reported on Wednesday.
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In June, the "sandwich of the month" was the Holy Smoke ($13), made with smoked ham from Fleishers Craft Butchery; nutty, Alpine-style Bloomsday cheese from Cato Corner Farm; and Dijon mustard laced with Chablis.
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What I ordered: a small four-topping pizza, bottle of Wegmans oolong tea, nine-piece sushi deluxe, spicy Southwest chicken and rice soup, a Nutty Professor salad, and an American classic burger with Tuscan fries.
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At its best, the color is tawny, almost black, the chicken pieces cooked in such a way that the dark sauce becomes one with the bird, a great warming morass of nutty-meaty-fruity wonder.
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His wife and other prominent feminists backed Bill back then, and he and Hillary always had henchmen who were willing to smear Bill's girlfriends and victims as trailer trash, cash-for-trash, nutty and slutty.
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" Atop a slice of nutty, seeded country loaf, avocados are barely mashed before being topped with toasted Sicilian pistachios, pickled Fresno chiles and a duck egg — "for its dramatic appearance, unctuous yolk and extra silkiness.
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To make chocolate, the dried beans are roasted, then cracked to separate the outer husks from the inner nibs, which have a nutty, earthy flavor and crunchy texture — and are excellent added to baked goods.
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For dessert, we had tarts that Ms. Haberli had baked herself, small pastry rounds filled with cloudberry, an orange berry that grows in swampy Arctic areas and is prized for its nutty but tart flavor.
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Episode 11 explores that tension in fascinating ways; the (coco)nutty Father Fogden objectifies Claire in a manner that's not overtly threatening, but carries a subtle undercurrent of menace that any woman can immediately recognize.
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And, _________, the comedian, actor and filmmaker who rose to fame as Dean Martin's comedy partner but went on to a major solo career with films like "The Bellboy" and "The Nutty Professor," died on Aug.
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The combination is extremely satisfying: The wild thyme is herbal, the sumac sour and the sesame nutty, and there's just enough salt to make it the perfect seasoning for any number of ingredients and dishes.
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The subject of the passage looked nutty in the grid (although I'm sure he was much more terrifying in the sepulchral flesh); there were a couple of toughies in the entries too, YTTERBIUM and YU DARVISH.
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He and Conan donned Willy Wonka hats — R.I.P. you nutty confectionary maven you — and Lynch gave one lucky fan a golden ticket, good for a personal tour of the Seattle factory making his Beast Mode bars.
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Mercury is retrograde, but you nutty Pisces people love it— you don't care for the details and fine print, so when Mercury is retrograde and the world is thinking in a more poetic fashion, you're happy.
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When I make bread, I add in 90 grams of chocolate for every kilo of flour, it makes the bread a beautiful rich brown colour and when you taste it you get a cacao nutty flavour.
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Kate Erbland, IndieWire: Everyone in the film — from wild Deadpool to freaked-out Russell to crazy Cable to even Deadpool's trusty taxi driver Dopinder (Karan Soni) — have clear objectives and motivations, wrapped in alluringly nutty packaging.
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As far as I, Corbin Smith, the handsome writer is concerned, there is no better sport in the world than the NBA Playoffs: a nutty and unpredictable gauntlet that truly tests the mettle of the competitors.
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Ms. Greenspan occasionally makes sheet-pan chicken with hard winter squash, or roasts a nutty red kuri squash with some honey and warm spices like cumin, but she admits she doesn't cook with pumpkin that much.
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Tejal Rao has a nice column in The Times today about Pierre Thiam, an American chef from Senegal who champions the ancient grain called fonio, a kind of millet with tiny grains and a nutty scent.
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The incumbent in my district is Claudia Tenney She's a Trumper, she's anti science, gun nutty, rah rah rah kill all the people, supportive of the Muslim ban, bad on net neutrality, all the wrong things.
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Like many funny men before him, Maniscalco has begun to make his foray into the film industry, starring in such notable cinema classics as The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature, The House, Tag, and Cruise.
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Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, $15 Dry and nutty in flavor, this lovely fino is a fine stage-setter for a meal, a partner for soups and shellfish, or an ingredient in a number of cocktails.
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We decided to share a Cali-Burger, a nutty, firm, lentil-walnut patty with coconut queso, coleslaw, onion, jalapeño and guacamole on a sweet potato bun — a tall burger we had to nearly deconstruct to eat.
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During sweltering Indian summers, people would dash to the lit-up cases of Kwality at their local dime store for a block of nutty butterscotch ice cream, or the triple-layered ice cream bar called cassata.
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Though whole-grain farro may be better known for its use in soups and salads or as an alternative to rice, when it is milled into flour, it makes a beautiful tawny-brown, nutty-tasting pasta.
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Fame was an adjustment ("There's stuff that comes along with it that's really nutty," he said), and while he is grateful for the series, he found himself "actively depressed" by the end of the second season.
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If you've ever had frico, those crisp discs of fried Parmesan that crunch as you bite into them and dissolve into a wash of nutty, savory flavor on your tongue, you know what I'm talking about.
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The "Morris Day and The Time" episode gets into the nutty origins of Day's "mirror dance" routine (as seen in the movie Purple Rain) and his arm movements in the song "The Bird" (inspired by The Flintstones).
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I talked to Michaels about whether reality in politics is now too much like satire to satirize, and whether, with Palin back in a transcendently nutty mix, 2016 is on track to Trump the mind-boggling ''S.
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Active time: 15 minutes Total time: 15 minutes Mario Batali's Pecan Pralines Makes 24 pralines Guests will be thrilled to learn they are taking home some of these chocolate, nutty pralines at the end of the night.
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But it's a sign of Keanu's lack of comedic gusto that its one really "nutty" sequence, involving Rell and Hi-C facing off with an awkwardly manic and drug-addicted Anna Faris playing herself, falls completely flat.
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" After their much-publicized split in 1956, Lewis made a name for himself as a director and star of broad slapstick comedies -- movies like "The Nutty Professor" (remade starring Eddie Murphy in the 1990s) and "The Bellboy.
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Rae Sremmurd's nutty energy was sorely missed in hip-hop over the winter, but today they're back with a new single from the forthcoming Trailmix tape, billed not just to the Sremmlets but to their extended SremmLifeCrew.
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" The rest of this passage ("Who could mistake that nutty aroma, with hints of petroleum, banana skin and saddle soap") would belong, were McEwan a United States citizen, in an alternative version of "Best American Food Writing.
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According to current and former government officials, prurient details in the dossier generated skepticism among some members of the intelligence community, who, as one put it, regarded it as a "nutty" product to present to a President.
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The nutty spread also offers vitamins and minerals including the B vitamin niacin, iron, potassium and vitamin E. The healthiest peanut butter is made from just peanuts, while added salt, sugars and oils change its nutritional profile.
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And now that rabid Trumpist Representatives Matt Gaetz of Florida and Jim Jordan of Ohio are quarterbacking the GOP's impeachment defense, we should be prepared to see Beck's nutty tale gaining an extended hearing on Capitol Hill.
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WATTERS: That&aposs what is probably driving them so nutty, it&aposs because he&aposs winning and they can&apost handle it and so they are just going nuts because that&aposs all they know how to do.
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The nutty new heat level is thanks to the addition of some cool new materials from the company: wood, copper, bronze, nylon and polycarbonate composite materials that offer a lot more versatility in terms of strength and malleability.
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"The show had a reputation for being nutty and off the wall and people didn't want to be associated with it," said Jackie Martling, known as the Jokeman, who left the show in 2001, after nearly 20 years.
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And also apparently Chef Dan Kluger: At his New York City restaurant Loring Place, this humble dish gets a glam makeover courtesy of a umami-packed dusting of shaved white truffles, plus creamy Pawlet and nutty Parmesan cheeses.
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Tidy canisters hold five typical styles: powdered matcha, whole-leaf sencha, shade-grown gyokuro, nutty roasted hojicha and genmaicha, a tea mixed with brown rice: Set of five green teas, $80; three green teas, $55; ippodo-tea.co.jp/en.
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A patron can be offended or amused by its nutty Nazis, but no one in their right mind — no one who isn't operating at the mental and moral level of Franz Liebkind — could find it touching or persuasive.
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He'd sit in a box seat dressed in a Yankees jacket and cap, baring that toothy grin, and although I am a Mets fan suckled on Yankees loathing, I had to concede his fanaticism was nutty and real.
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They're crunchy as hell on the outside, soft on the inside, and have a texture and taste that keeps changing as you chew thanks to chunks of white chocolate, crispy rice, and the creamy, nutty, flavor of browned butter.
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Being able to return to a consistent, reliable universe — even a consistently outlandish one full of death and violence, like Game of Thrones — was an odd kind of comfort for me during this wildly unpredictable, straight-up nutty election.
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That's a steal compared to the decidedly nutty estimated value of $1 million listed on the site, but the auction's still got under a week left, and past models have actually gotten pretty close to the 1 million mark.
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"London is my home and I love photographing all the wonderful colourful characters it [has]: the eccentrics, the artists, the crazies, the bohemians, and the crazy nutty woman who lives around the corner who owns 50 cats," she said.
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There are celebrity queens, like New York's veteran night life hostess Lady Bunny, looking coy in rabbit ears and black opera gloves, but also under-the-radar gals like Nina West of Columbus, Ohio, dressed as a nutty Valkyrie.
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And the coins are white macadamias, or to be more precise, green white macadamias, with a flavor so distinctive—verdantly nutty—that the farmer who grew them was gobsmacked by his failure to think of eating them that way.
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She'd go from farm to farm, buying up wheels of hard, nutty cheese, or soft Swedish speciality cheeses, and then put them down to age in her garage, until they'd reached their absolute peak of flavour, maturity, and texture.
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A bunch of roasted carrots with yogurt and the nutty spice mix dukkah is dinner; a pile of lemony broccoli or broccoli rabe on grilled bread is dinner; spicy tomato soup with bread and cheese is most definitely dinner.
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Unlike Greek or Cypriot tahini, which I find to be claggy and bitter, tahini from the Middle East is creamy enough to pour over porridge, nutty enough to spread on toast, and smooth enough to eat by the spoon.
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It's enticingly off-kilter, and another frequent amuse manages to outdo it: a spoonful or so of white-asparagus foam above a warm custard of sunflower-seed butter, dense and nutty and sweet with a few drops of honey.
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It's enticingly off-kilter, and another frequent amuse manages to outdo it: a spoonful or so of white-asparagus foam above a warm custard of sunflower-seed butter, dense and nutty and sweet with a few drops of honey.
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Alexei Ratmansky's two-act "Whipped Cream," an exuberantly nutty piece, new this March, in which a candy shop coming to life is only the start of the tale's subversive craziness — made its New York debut with high-spirited success.
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Raymond Avenue Crips, Santana Blocc Crips, Harlem 30s Crips, East Coast Crips, Gundry Blocc Crips, Nutty Blocc Crips, Rollin' 40s Crips, Rollin' 90s Crips, Rollin' 100s Crips, and two female teams from mixed neighborhoods, all together in one league.
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"You've got the Brie texture that's nutty and with a crushed leaves sort of earthiness, and then you've got the earthiness of the truffle but the lightness of the cream around it which makes it absolutely gorgeous," she explains.
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Although the twistedly nutty story is about romance and revenge with a medieval edge, the killer chair is a rather cuddly little creep, with shiny buttons that look like wet eyes and strategically placed creases that gives its face ugly sneers.
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Each episode somehow turns the most mundane life tasks — from helping your kids with their science fair projects to dealing with your nutty aunt and her house filled with cats — and somehow makes them outrageous and fun, all while remaining relatable.
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From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous The legendary star, famous for appearing in a string of iconic films like The Nutty Professor, The Bellboy and The Ladies Man, has struggled with his health in the past.
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As nutty as it may sound, part of his "Traditionalist" philosophy holds that the rise of the modern nation-state system beginning 500 years ago has built up administrative infrastructures that have taken the place of the traditional and the transcendent.
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"We use mealworm larvae so the granola is nutty and has this tropical smell, like a cicada on a hot summer night in southern Europe," Bom Frost told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, adding pancakes made from mealworm flour were also delicious.
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My grandma packs me a huge container of cream chipped beef, six cans of Coors Light, a container of veggies she cooked on the grill, and a box of Nutty Buddies for my boyfriend because she knows he loves them.
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By sharing a phony video to his over 60 million Twitter followers, he is leading the vast right-wing conspiracy in plain sight and using the most powerful platform in the world, the Presidency, to spread nutty and damaging misinformation.
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But his fair points are getting outnumbered by egregious statements and nutty insinuations, like suggesting that President Obama is tolerant of ISIS attacks, an echo of the kooky birther campaign that he led, suggesting that Obama wasn't qualified to be president.
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Marshall played the unrefined but lovable Laverne DeFazio on "Laverne & Shirley," a situation comedy that ran on the ABC network from 21979 to 1983, following the lives of two single women and their nutty friends in 1950s and '60s Milwaukee.
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During the project's first discussion night, which focused on the Armenian Genocide, the audience crowded around a table of foods native to both Turkey and Armenia: dolma (stuffed vegetable finger food) and baklava (a nutty dessert made with layers of filo).
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If Rubio does manage to take advantage of the nutty Super Tuesday math like this, the Republican contest could turn into a two-man race after March 1, weakening Trump's momentum in the months going into the party's convention this summer.
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By the time the egg is cooked, the cheese will have melted, the ham will have warmed through and the crepe itself will have a crisp exterior that tastes dark and nutty as the buckwheat toasts in the dry pan.
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Here, he makes his own soy milk — a barely sweet, nutty antidote to those times when the spice reaches a higher decibel — and his own tofu pudding, which he serves as a savory appetizer mixed with chile oil and fried soybeans.
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After ultimately sampling a variety of flavors that weekend, my favorite was the Guizhou Maojian Wild Green Tea, which is made from trees that are 90 to 100 years old and has a rich, nutty taste but smells like pine needles.
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Nutty Professors likely love karaoke, yelling, taking off their shirts—think your coworker who will barely look at you in the kitchen but then blows everyone away with their slinky rendition of "Like a Virgin" at the company holiday party.
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Harvey Weinstein took a couple of vile pages out of the Clinton playbook, hiring private investigators to dig up dirt to discredit accusers and floating suggestions that the victims might be a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty.
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But I'm going to flesh it out here anyway, because if a self-described socialist and a reality TV star can make credible presidential bids, then I think political science bloggers can write up our nutty ideas from time to time.
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The tender ground white-meat chicken had some zip thanks to chopped cilantro and mint, red onion slivers and dried Thai red chiles, while the roasted rice powder, mixed in with the other ingredients, gave the dish a slightly crunchy and nutty texture.
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So, it&aposs no more about Roseanne&aposs awful tweet, it&aposs about the left expanding the tweets to the president, and by connection, half of America, which raises one interesting question, did President Obama own Roseanne&aposs nutty beliefs from years ago?
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The "humor" comes from seeing actors wearing a silly costume, like Eddie Murphy in Norbit or The Nutty Professor, and from the ability to crack jokes at a past character's fatness with the knowledge that the present character is laughing now too.
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It's an odd set-up, soon topped by a burping, bloated hunter dying on their toilet just after some Nutty Professor farts and just before a "shit weasel" (basically a toothy, alien eel) falls out of his ass to kill Beaver (Jason Lee).
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As well as the 20-percent rye, they make five-seed sourdough with flax, pumpkin, sunflower, sesame, and poppy seed; a sourdough with oat porridge cooked into the dough, giving it a glossy texture and nutty flavour; and a 100-percent rye.
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And no one could have predicted the two nutty and deceptive last-minute amendments that successfully arranged the marriage of far right and middle Republican representatives: a quality insurance opt-out option to delight red states and an $8 billion fig leaf.
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As you smash the first nutty nugs into your talk box, the texture is a little dry and crumbly, like an aged Cheddar, but slowly fades into a velvety consistency that coats your tongue and the roof of your mouth like fudge.
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As cattle turned into better dairy machines, as the city ate more ice cream, butterscotch-crunch, nutty-buddy and chocolate-chip, as it drank more mango milkshake, vultures' necks began to droop as though they were tired and simply couldn't stay awake.
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Julia picked our No. 225 white and red: a nutty, earthy 22012 pinot blanc, made by Red Hook Winery in Brooklyn with grapes from the North Fork of Long Island, and a pale, herbal 225 pinot noir from Ravines of the Finger Lakes.
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Consider all the nutty content recently found on YouTube Kids — not just the child-exploitation clips but also videos that seem to be created in whole or in part by algorithms that are mining the system for what's popular, then creating endless variations.
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Whereas every other pesto I'd ever eaten gradually separated into its individual components as I made my way through a bowl of pasta, leaving a puddle of flavored olive oil behind, this sauce — creamy, nutty, fragrant and sweet — clung to the trofie.
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A study of more than 75,000 women in the US found that those who said theyconsumed more than two ounces of nuts per week had a lower risk of developing pancreatic cancer than women who rarely (if ever) opted for nutty snacks.
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We need more people like Yang in politics (I mean, some of his ideas were nutty but fun to talk about), not only because he seems like a good man but also because his platform wasn't built on punishing everyone liberal Democrats hate.
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The longest songwriting credits list on "Romance" belongs to "Liar," a nutty, style-hopping song that takes a reggae-ish beat from Ace of Base and a vocal line from Lionel Richie, and also throws in some flamenco handclaps and mariachi horns.
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Twitter is beloved not just by the new president — who uses it to hector enemies and praise his daughter's clothing line — but also by lots of journalists, for whom it has become a town hall to commiserate over a nutty news cycle.
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Lawyers for Rodriguez (the lead plaintiff-immigrant) were successful in getting the so-called "nutty ninth" circuit court of appeals to require a new bond hearing every six months, despite the fact that there was no such requirement in the immigration statute.
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Patty is one of the four, the others being Abby (Melissa McCarthy) and Holtzman (Kate McKinnon), who are nutty scientists, and Erin (Kristen Wiig), once a pal of Abby's, who begins as a respectable scientist and ascends to nuttiness after contacting Abby again.
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Consider all the nutty content recently found on YouTube Kids — not just the child-exploitation clips but also videos that seem to be created in whole or in part by algorithms that are mining the system for what's popular, then creating endless variations.
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She believes that most people, once you get to know them, are not only eccentric, but kind — including the grumpy and nutty people she illustrates, who range from her own family members to pedestrians who snap at her for photographing them without asking.
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You can also make cappuccino and regular coffee, not to mention a variety of specialty drinks from the included recipe book (think espresso martinis, raspberry cappuccinos, choco-nutty lattes, etc.) The machine comes with an electric pump that shoots out 2110 bars of pressure.
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This shouldn't be surprising—CNN has been running a countdown clock for the caucuses for what's seemed like weeks—but the network's coverage tonight is off to a nutty start, a weird mix of stating the obvious and doing things that don't make any sense.
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She thinks she can plan everything, until she runs into a married couple (Ethan Hawke and Julianne Moore) who are professors of something called ficto-critical anthropology — a real academic discipline that, in the movie anyway, is every bit as nutty as it sounds.
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Wildly demanding that Jon Snow bend the knee before she listens to what he has to say about the threat from the North was nutty enough — but insisting on riding her dragons into battle is, as Varys, Missandei and Tyrion all believe, pretty damn insane.
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David Brock, then a conservative author who had blasted Hill, describing her, in a 1992 article for the American Spectator, as "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty," had gotten hold of the details of Savage's messy divorce and child custody case.
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I supplied my stylists at Bergdorf's, Saks, Macy's and Trunk Club with the same information: I wanted to look smarter, more chic and more fun; younger wouldn't hurt, but I didn't want to look like a nutty middle-aged person trying to look young.
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Kuih talam, a two-tiered rice cake, is evenly split between a delicate layer of salted coconut milk and a sweet, more custardy layer, bamboo green in color from pandan, which tastes something like jasmine rice smells, nutty and grassy without resolving into either.
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Masterminded by techno-friendly LA guitarist Tim Conley, it performs the magic of refreshing a catalogue that's eternally new to begin with—just when you're wondering what's up, in sidles "Misterioso" or "Evidence" or "Epistrophy" or "Blue Monk" or "Let's Cool One" or "Nutty" itself.
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Eventually the new owner paid her to leave, and she used the money to move some 300 miles away from the artistic mainstream, to Orange, Va. "My friends thought I was nutty," she told the newspaper The Free Lance-Star of Fredericksburg, Va., in 1995.
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In mere hours, we spanned Westeros and beyond, moving from the Wall and Castle Black (Magheramorne quarry), to the stairs where Arya crawled out of the Braavos canal (Carnlough Harbor) to the rocky shoreline in Pyke (Ballintoy) where the Greyjoys did nutty Greyjoy stuff.
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Focusing on the Midwest is no longer considered a nutty idea, as it was by skeptical West Coast venture capitalists when Mr. Kvamme and Chris Olsen, another Silicon Valley transplant from Sequoia Capital and co-founder of Drive Capital, made the move in 2013.
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Practically any comic who was young when Mr. Lewis was a top star will happily gush about how films like "The Bellboy" (1960) and "The Nutty Professor" (1963), as well as Mr. Lewis's earlier movies with Dean Martin, shaped the future performer's youthful sensibilities.
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Little Debbie has continued to crank out some of the most notable snacks on the shelves for close to a century including ... Swiss Cake Rolls, Honey Buns, Star Crunch, Strawberry Shortcake Rolls, Nutty Bars, Cosmic Brownies, Zebra Cakes, Oatmeal Creme Pies ... and many, many more.
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Significant time was devoted to anticipating — and shooting down — the defenses that Team Trump is likely to offer, including the president's unsubstantiated claims about the Biden family's corruption and the nutty conspiracy theory that it was Ukraine rather than Russia that hacked the 2016 election.
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Strident views and a penchant for conspiracy theories often embroiled him in controversy—in a hacked e-mail from last summer, former Secretary of State Colin Powell called him "right-wing nutty"—but Trump rewarded Flynn's loyalty by making him his national-security adviser.
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"We started writing nutty little tunes on an upright piano in a small sitting room in the lobby of Ward Manor, a moldering old mansion on the Hudson River that the college used as a dorm," Fagen said in a statement on Sunday published by Variety.
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This is made evident by the opening, in which O-Ei narrates to the viewer how her father is known as "a nutty old man" who has both painted a 600-foot-high portrait of a monk and drawn two sparrows on a grain of rice.
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While some Instagram users were busy arguing about whether or not these Pistachio Oreo Thins would be better on a golden Oreo Thin rather than a chocolate one — for the record, this writer is team Chocolate — the Junk Food Aisle quickly posted yet another nutty Oreo announcement.
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It was soft, almost oily, with a nutty smell that filled the workshop and a crisp zip under the gouge; pliable, kindly, magically white and forgiving of mistreatment, such as his necessary cutting across the short grain to mould the shape of an apple or a grape.
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As an accompaniment to a Champagne aperitif, then, I dig in and discover that, despite its aroma, developed over the course of a minimum of 35 days of aging, Maroilles is surprisingly mild in flavor: nutty and slightly sweet, with a barnyardy funk that's actually quite pleasant.
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Fuller House focuses on the Tanner siblings (replacing Michelle with neighbor Kimmy Gibbler) and their adult lives: widowed DJ, who's trying to raise three sons and start over; nutty Kimmy's roller coaster of romance and divorce; and Stephanie's burgeoning career as a DJ, singer and badass aunt.
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Movie Auteur On his own, Lewis scored at the box office with a series of comedies he wrote, directed and starred in, including 1960's The Bellboy and Cinderfella, The Errand Boy (1961) and, the one considered the best of the bunch, The Nutty Professor (1963).
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In a speech in New York that Clinton's campaign called "nutty" and that was criticized by some Republicans, Trump argued that the former secretary of state is part of a political establishment that has cheated American workers through bad trade deals and endangered U.S. national security.
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Anita Hill's testimony before an all-white male committee and the press's treatment of her (the pundit David Brock famously described the law professor as "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty") motivated more women to run for office than ever before in U.S. history.
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Are we seeing some sign that the conspiracies have a limit — that as nutty as things have gotten, Rupert Murdoch isn't willing to turn his air over to an even darker cast of characters and story lines, what NBC News's Ben Collins calls the "4Chan Cinematic Universe"?
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Then there is Sean Hannity who has given voice to theories as nutty as Russia being framed for cyber attacks on the US and as cruel as falsely blaming the death of Seth Rich, a young DNC staffer, on unproven theories that he leaked DNC emails.
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If you are a Democrat and are relentlessly focused on nominating someone who can beat President Donald Trump -- and all polling I've seen suggests that's the dominant motivation for a majority of party voters -- then Sanders' nutty-professor profile may keep you from jumping on board.
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A dressed egg with parsley and frizzled leeks got a nice savory swerve from anchovy, and fresh green and purple chicories, which looked like individually tie-dyed craft lettuces, were sweet and tender, with a light vinegary dressing that was offset by nutty shavings of Chevrotin cheese.
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The peak of his Hollywood stardom was unquestionably the 1963 classic The Nutty Professor, in which his physical comedy and zany persona was a perfect match for the role of an absent-minded, socially awkward teacher who tries to Jekyll and Hyde himself into a social makeover.
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It now exceeds the peak of Housing Bubble 2174 in July 21 by 22006%: Portland: The Case-Shiller home price index for the Portland metro jumped 22.4% from a month ago, 20.5% from a year earlier, and 22.7% from Portland's nutty peak of Housing Bubble 13 in July 21.
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There is only the fishy aroma of fatty mackerel roasting away with radishes and gochujang, and the residual hum of a Vitamix transforming dried soybeans and black sesames in the chilled, nutty base for kongguksu, a dish of al dente somen noodles swimming in freshly made soy milk.
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" As Mr. Bailey remembered, Ford's campaign manager, James A. Baker III (a Texan who later served as President George H. W. Bush's secretary of state) found the commercial "nutty, absolutely screwy" and said, "You can't make a reference to Dallas that way without losing the state of Texas.
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Thomas got his seat on the Supreme Court; Hill was famously vilified as "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty"; her nemesis Joe Biden became a feminist darling by sponsoring the Violence Against Women Act before going on to become vice president; and harassment continued as before.
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Not to mention, his vice president, Mike Pence, is a born-again Catholic who tried to introduce numerous nutty laws regulating sexuality when he was in Congress, including one that would have required mainstream Hollywood films featuring simulated sex to follow the same strict regulations as hardcore pornography.
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Awake, an oil with green and grassy notes made from heirloom arbequina olives, is ideal for pastas; Alive, a nutty and smooth blend of arbequina and arbosana olives, "evokes a vibrancy for vinaigrettes and raw vegetables," says Iyer, who also drizzles it on ice cream sprinkled with sea salt.
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It was Trump dismantling budgets and regulations undergirding U.S. climate and environmental protection policies — in his nutty effort to revive U.S. coal-fired energy — while quietly announcing plans to withhold a promised $32.5 million U.S. contribution for the U.N. Population Fund, which supports family planning and maternal health.
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After a quick dinner at Webbe's at the Fish Cafe, an elegant but approachable spot in an old teddy bear factory (I had a garlicky pan-fried gurnard fillet for £13), I walked over to Cafe Zara for a coffee and a sweet, nutty piece of baklava (£4.50).
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The ahuacate, this rough-skinned and pear-shaped fruit, had been a staple in the diets of Central and South America since at least 500 B.C. and Spanish conquistadors too had fallen in love with its nutty flavor and buttery texture when they first encountered it in the 16th century.
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The result is good schools, no measles and mumps outbreaks because of low vaccination rates, and much else by way of good government because it's harder for the voters to harm themselves here than in other states where interest groups and nutty ideas have more control through unrestricted primaries and initiatives.
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The mezze, or small plates meant to be shared, belie their apparent simplicity: from the lush muhammara, a walnut-and-red-pepper paste slicked with fruity olive oil to a chicken salad spiked with kebab spices to a stew of smoky braised eggplant sparked with tomato and tiny, nutty chickpeas.
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More from Voraciously: The best of oatmeal cookies and granola come together in these chewy, nutty, chocolaty treats If you can't go to New Orleans, here's how to eat like you're there Get your almond joy on with these 8 sweet and savory recipes lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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Among the standouts are the saline, spreadable Danish White Cheese; Vita Mundo, a light goat cheese; the fruity and creamy Flora Mundo; Vesterhavsost, a complex semisoft cheese from northern Denmark with a hint of seaside brininess; and Trelleborg, a nutty cow's milk cheese with rich caramel notes balanced by good acidity.
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These round, sweet balls can be made from a variety of grains and seeds; the most common ladoo found in U.S. shops are nutty besan ladoo (made of gram flour, sugar, ghee, and cardamom powder) and crumbly motichoor ladoo (tiny, deep-fried gram flour "pearls" simmered in sugar and shaped into balls).
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The issue arises when fat suits are used as a punchline (The Nutty Professor), or worse: employed as a before/after comparison that equates personal growth with weight loss, as in the case of January Jones on Mad Men, Julia Roberts in America's Sweethearts, and Max Greenfield's "Fat Schmidt" flashbacks on New Girl.
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In 1964, Richard Nixon was one of only a handful of mainstream Republicans to campaign for Barry Goldwater, and he did so feverishly, crisscrossing the country to give speeches on the nutty Arizona senator's behalf even when it was clear that he was going to lose in a landslide, which he did.
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In 21996, Lewis, best known at the time for mainstream comedies like "The Nutty Professor," traveled to Paris and Stockholm to make a different kind of movie: a Holocaust drama called "The Day the Clown Cried," in which Lewis, who was Jewish, plays a disreputable clown who winds up in a prison camp.
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By now, many prominent mainstream news outlets have explained in detail why these theories about Clinton's health are pretty nutty—but Trump supporters aren't inclined to trust mainstream news outlets, and in any case, the very fact that this has to be debunked means it's no longer a mere rumor but part of the campaign.
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On its website, Rising Sun Coffee described its Erika Roast (named after a German military marching song) as "Apple and coffee cherry with tart acidity and a mellow, nutty aftertaste"—a word-for-word copy of the description used by Rose N Crantz Roasting Co, Espresso Joya's unwitting supplier, for one of its roasts.
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The same feminists who were outraged at the portrayal of Hill by David Brock — then a Clinton foe but now bizarrely head of one of her "super PACs" — as "a little bit nutty and a little bit slutty," hypocritically went along when Hillary and other defenders of Bill used that same aspersion against Lewinsky.
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That it isn't the case recalls a similar blindness only 20 years ago, when Jim Carrey was chattered about as a major thespian for his transformations into assorted crazy characters, while Eddie Murphy, pulling off a half dozen subtly portrayed and utterly distinct people in the Nutty Professor movies, was considered just passingly amusing.
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Lobster and beef are known to most as surf & turf; the salty taste of the Iberian ham complements the salty caviar; the caviar goes with the lobster; the Iberian ham's nutty flavor fits really well with the truffle; lastly, because the lobster has been injected with gin, there's an added sense of freshness to it.
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Chicken-liver pâté, whipped to the consistency of butter (and served with grilled slices of She Wolf Bakery's miche, the it-bread of the moment), was as nutty and pungent as an aged cheddar—which, incidentally, was also on the menu, craggy little boulders of a complex crystalline variety called Flory's Truckle, imported from Missouri.
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She is a serene, capable presence in the ramshackle dining room, unfolding slat tables while balancing her 7-month-old son, Kalani, on her hip, and dispensing glasses of caju juice, a nutty extract from the false fruit of the cashew tree, and excellent near-caipirinhas, with seltzer a chaste stand-in for cachaça.
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During the campaign, Flynn showed his "nutty," tweeting recommendations to fellow conspiracy theorists on the extremist right (including at least one anti-Semitic opponent of the "Liberal Jewish media"), sharing false stories (claiming a United Nations program was aiming to create a single world religion banning Christianity), and declaring that fear of Muslims is rational.
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This could be taking all the normally discarded bits of a pineapple and fermenting them to create a non-alcoholic pineapple soda-style drink called tepache, or taking used coffee grounds and almond croissants that were about to be thrown out by a local cafe and using them to create a delicious, nutty orgeat syrup.
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The devil on one shoulder suggested the $29 buffet; the angel on the other the Raw Vegan Oats and Nutty Cluster Porridge with Chia Seeds and Fresh Berries ($7) but in the end I ordered black coffee and rye toast with peanut butter, which came in little packets (around $13 total) and with no attitude.
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"I don't know what it is about that movie, but that's the one movie that I've done that, like, on Halloween people dress up like the characters, and people always say lines from that movie to me," said Murphy, who also found box office success with franchises like Beverly Hills Cop and The Nutty Professor.
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Though Life may not carry the same commercial clout in Murphy's film canon as Coming To America or The Nutty Professor, coming up short in American theaters against an estimated $2100 million budget, its soundtrack fared far better, debuting at number 21998 on the Billboard 260 album charts and ultimately earning RIAA platinum certification.
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The dish of the noodles swimming in the thick, nutty, black sesame-spiked soy milk—made with freshly ground soybeans, unsweetened and unsalted—might make you think that someone is playing a cruel joke on you by switching the corn flakes in your breakfast cereal with a fistful of thin noodles, since theoretically that is what the dish is.
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The study had a tiny sample size, and, like most slightly nutty research in the field of social psychology, has never been replicated, or scaled up, except that, since nearly all American girls own a Barbie, the population of American girls has been the subject of the scaled-up version of that experiment for nearly six decades.
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Dr. Ford isn't "nutty" she's a little "mixed up" in the words of Judiciary Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE.
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Relieved for the chance to stop talking, I looked forward to filling my maw with food instead: a nutty panang curry, sweetened ruby-red water chestnuts in coconut milk and, of course, Koi's pla goong, shrimp dressed with lime juice, fish sauce, sugar and roasted chile paste, then shotgunned with hot chiles, lemongrass, mint, cilantro and kaffir lime leaves.
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And, not to take this discussion in a Jeremy Bearimy direction, but the revelation of Jeremy Bearimy is also kind of a reminder of just how wonderfully nutty this show can be — the episode comes close to being the platonic ideal of a Good Place episode, in that it's chock full of philosophy with a side of supernatural strangeness.
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