According to SF Gate, tuna packed in oil and tuna packed in water have slightly different protein numbers.
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Every single ingredient is packed in its own plastic bag or box, and then packed in a larger plastic bag along with everything you need for that particular dish.
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Serves 1 ½ cup pineapple chunks packed in juice (not drained)
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Serves 1 ¼ cup pineapple tidbits packed in juice (not drained)
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That way, your stuff is compressed and packed in easily.
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Switzerland's Lake Lucerne can get especially packed in the summer.
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They were packed in 45 cartons of counterfeit $1 bills.
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The drugs were packed in sealed containers inside of a cooler.
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It comes flat-packed in a cardboard box and requires assembly.
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Serves 1 ¼ cup canned crushed pineapple packed in juice (not drained)
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Serves 6 ¾ cup canned crushed pineapple packed in juice, thoroughly drained
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Racecar drivers are packed in their seats like mail-order stemware.
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Walking sticks packed in their luggage for jaunts to the village.
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"It's nice to not be so packed in," she told me.
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It's unpleasantly packed in the restaurant, but then, it's packed everywhere.
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Your lunch salad may have been packed in a plastic container.
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Each had been meticulously packed in tissue paper and Bubble Wrap.
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A single barrel, and ammunition that came packed in detachable magazines.
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People are going to be queuing up and they'll be packed in.
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My bag is packed in my closet — it's been there for months.
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Serves 4 16 pineapple rings (or slices), fresh or packed in juice
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"Consumers are packed in like sardines," he said on the Senate floor.
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On one side of the event, attendees were packed in like sardines.
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Around 95 kilograms of cocaine was found packed in suitcases, it said.
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You could not move, though, because you were so packed in there.
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Hundreds packed in for a benefit to raise money for Pulse employees.
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The 13 trucks packed in tightly to minimize the gaps between them.
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One is packed in a proverbial barrel, in a field in Brooklyn.
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We kept our bags packed in case we needed to suddenly evacuate.
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Video footage has captured people packed in small hallways waiting for treatment.
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She said it's not surprising many civilians would be packed in one place.
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In others, it's meant CPUs have had more cores or threads packed in.
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The orders are packed in an opaque "exit bag" and then heat-sealed.
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The V40 after it packed in not three or four, but five cameras.
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Everything else, the airline said, would need to be packed in checked luggage.
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Sometimes the pleasures of food aren't packed in remarkable tastes, but in textures.
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Reminiscent of Christie's heyday, the press packed in to hear his announcement. Just.
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However, most are general increases and fat packed in by members of Congress.
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They headed down on Monday, wedding dress and tuxedo packed in the car.
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Nice's beaches, which are usually packed in mid-July, were noticeably less busy.
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The meals arrive as pre-made single portions packed in one big box.
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More goods are packed in existing warehouses, saving millions on new warehouse costs.
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The island is packed in the summer with hundreds of thousands of tourists.
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When the B train finally arrived, riders packed in, scrambling for something — anything!
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"My father told me it came packed in a wooden box," said Shahbaz, 50.
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Even though the system is packed in a small form factor, it's still upgradable.
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It's all packed in firmly with rice and then squeezed into a perfect oblong.
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Packed in alongside a new video card, 1995's MechWarrior 2 was a revelation.
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If you're hungry, remember you have that granola bar you packed in your bag.
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Just have clean clothes packed in your bag to change into when you're done.
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Almost everyone lives tightly packed in a square-mile labyrinth of multistorey condominium complexes.
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From there, they will be packed in coolers for the flight at 8 a.m.
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Trader Joe's Authentic Greek Feta is made from sheep's milk and packed in brine.
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Packed in cages The reports have caused a stir in the Russian Far East.
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In the last five years, The Big Chill and Oxegen both have packed in.
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Whether the tomatoes were packed in juice or purée did not affect the taste.
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Men are rail thin and packed in so tightly that their bony legs intertwine.
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All but the nougat are packed in charming wooden baskets; everything is available online.
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The Cirrus Airframe Parachute System includes this 2345-pound parachute, fabricated and packed in-house.
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In Manhattan, English is all, and sandwiches are packed in branded boxes of lemongrass-green.
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There is too much packed in carbonated drinks for a plant to withstand healthy growth.
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More than 85 percent of all products sold in the U.S. are packed in cardboard.
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Eventually, many of the Antifa members packed in to vans as police escorted them away.
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"They are light, never spill, and can be packed in your carry-on," she says.
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The FAA has conducted 10 tests involving a fully-charged laptop packed in a suitcase.
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If someone is using cycles, and not whole machines, more people can be packed in.
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"We were all packed in London and ready to go to the airport," Wardle recalls.
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Today, the former journalist is homeless, with all of his possessions packed in grocery bags.
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Plus, it's packed in a sturdy waterproof case that they can use again and again.
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The key here is picking out best-quality tuna — not the stuff packed in water!
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Minced ginger packed in brine or vinegar, on the other hand, holds up very well.
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The three-day Bibliogamers event packed in presentations, indie game demos, and an esports competition.
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Five to six prisoners were packed in so over 500 prisoners were in each unit.
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As a thank you, they give me a little gift, packed in an origami box.
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Parrot packed in impressive sound quality, with capable noise cancellation, but at a steep $400 price.
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The interior set, where they're all packed in quickly, because the bad guys are showing up.
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Because this series is all about gaming, Gigabyte also packed in a bunch of RGB fluff.
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However, baseball bats are prohibited from carry-on bags and must be packed in checked luggage.
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Simply put, it allows for greater efficiency and faster speeds, all packed in a smaller charger.
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I was packed in tight among a massive crowd of engineers, scientists, and general space enthusiasts.
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However, this year the track is celebrity-packed in a way it hasn't been for decades.
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Hope arrived in a tiny vial filled with white powder, carefully packed in a styrofoam box.
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In March, police in Dilworth, Minnesota, also discovered drugs packed in Ford Fusions manufactured in Mexico.
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By noon, the field was packed in a way that resembled a crowded outdoor art opening.
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For someone who hates being packed in like me, cutting down on crowd time is great.
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The child's body was later found packed in cat litter in the boot of his car.
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Do you have food packed in bags that are liable to let ice melt seep inside?
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Nothing was packed in, nothing was covered in plastic cowlings, hidden away and out of sight.
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When choosing canned tuna, I looked for tins of line-caught fish packed in olive oil.
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Their first stop along the way is when they're packed in ice, typically at the airhead.
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What the shop didn't carry, she packed in her luggage: cornbread mix, pecans, a turkey baster.
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The sneakers come packed in a hexagonal box with the Corona and Longhorns branding on it.
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It's so packed in the bar, and there are people from so many different countries there.
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A pair of swim trunks are packed in a striped bag hung over a striped sweater.
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Guns must be unloaded, packed in a hard-side case, locked and stored separately from the ammunition.
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It's packed in a nice place so the kids might want to pop it out one day!
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I pop into CVS for the Always brand liners packed in individual hot pink and purple wraps.
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"It's something else to get a package that's cold because there's blood packed in it," he says.
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Adhesive strips keep the battery in place, while other components are packed in and bolted down tight.
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The first trailer for the new Top Gear is here, and it's packed in all the cars.
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For all their faults they packed in a lot of screen in a small amount of space.
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At least 100 illegal immigrants were packed in the sweltering tractor-trailer and two more died later.
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I always keep my phone on me and my bags packed in the trunk of my car.
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The frittatas should be eaten within two hours or packed in an insulated lunch bag with ice.
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In the end, the battery would be cheaper and have more energy packed in the same space.
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"It's the same stuff your meat comes packed in, at the butchers," he said of the plastic.
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We ended up giving 30 gallons of ice cream because it was packed in 10-gallon containers.
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I have some Greek yogurt with oats, raisins, and honey packed in a super cute Mason jar.
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After that we'd let them rest in a cold room for four weeks, well packed in hay.
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Purchases, packed in a shiny Pop Art shopping bag, were delivered through a door in the barrier.
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She said she tried to escape the tsunami with her children and grandchildren packed in an SUV.
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Naloxone could be packed in more — or all — first aid kits, as some airlines are now considering.
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So packed, in fact, that the music blared loudly and we could hear it from our room.
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Look for those packed in olive oil, and sample different brands until you find one you like.
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Packed in his suitcase were running shoes for us, in styles that had not arrived here yet.
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The mushrooms are packed in 40-foot containers every day and delivered just a few hours later.
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They were packed in 661 crates and transported across the Atlantic by the freighter SS Concordia Star.
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The slicing reveals recognizable forms (a blinking eyeball, letters) packed in the inner layers of the loaf.
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The master died 500 years ago today Leonardo da Vinci packed in a lot during his 67 years.
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However, if it contains more than 3.4 ounces of liquid, it must be packed in your checked bag.
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And at home, people celebrate by eating rice dumplings packed in triangular shapes and wrapped in bamboo leaves.
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You get so many people packed in there, especially in Japan where you can really cram them in.
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Other conventional items packed in facilities will be shipped away to the landfill, compost, animal feed, or processors.
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You get the original Wii U game's add-on, New Super Luigi U, as a packed in bonus.
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"They were packed in there ... The boat could (only) safely accommodate a dozen people," a coastguard officer said.
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The lorries are even packed in sequence so that the right part comes out in the right order.
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There are thousands of homeless people in San Francisco, most of them tightly packed in or around downtown.
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I saw him first and I saw him last, the bookends of three appointments tightly packed in between.
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When it does arrive, it will be packed in a box that differentiates it from the original model.
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Irradiated screwworm flies raised in Florida, Texas and Mexico were packed in boxes and released from small planes.
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Kespry drones fit in a suitcase-size carrying case packed in the trunk of a claims adjuster's car.
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They'll be packed in the back of the car on a road trip on the coast in California.
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Hundreds were packed in to watch the action, safely encamped behind what we were reassured were "bulletproof" screens.
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They could be extruded, molded or pre-processed for frying, before they&aposre packed in cans or wrappers.
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In some cases, it may be a little worse because we're packed in and the overseers don't care.
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It's packed in here, as you can see, so it's hard to tell who's here and who's not.
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You've been in quite a few TV series and films since you packed in the club promotion game.
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The new fossil penguin, Kumimanu, was discovered from bones packed in a rock on a New Zealand beach.
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Especially if it's what I'll call a best-available can of fish: sustainably caught, packed in good oil.
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"In some cases hundreds of people are packed in rooms that can only accommodate 120 people," she said.
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I make coffee and an everything bagel and make sure everything is packed in my bag before work.
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Bankers are being told to have overnight bags packed in case they suddenly have to relocate to Frankfurt.
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Bankers are being told to have overnight bags packed in case they suddenly have to relocate to Frankfurt.
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This is a diner breakfast packed in a Japanese onigiri, or, as it is called in Korean, samgak kimbap.
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Still, our most popular items are thongs and G-strings in various colors packed in the shape of flowers.
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The veritable Christmas tree of satellites are packed in a 20-foot stack divided into two parts, Spaceflight says.
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One of the albums—or probably the only album, actually—that my mom packed in her suitcase was Yo!
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To complement the new cameras, Samsung also packed in some new features to help edit and enhance your content.
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It's hard not to notice the Nokia 7.2's raised, circular camera module with a few lenses packed in.
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Me and my best mates, packed in under a big top, watching world class DJs, barely sleeping, eating chips.
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The cylinder is then put in the dicky, while the wiring and the timer are packed in the bonnet.
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He wore corduroys tucked into lace-up rubber boots, with a pair of Ferragamo loafers packed in a bag.
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In 2013 he packed in his steady job in Beijing working for CCTV, the state broadcaster, to launch shijianpaimai.
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Thousands of people were packed in tent cities in Idomeni, forced to live and camp out in the mud.
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Visiting casinos, he crisscrossed the country in an aging Chrysler Concorde, often with Skoal tobacco packed in his lip.
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After being smooshed in my purse and packed in a suitcase, they still held their shape for my conference.
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If possible, commuting off-peak when people aren't packed in quite as densely can also help on the margins.
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I actually crave the canned stuff, the good-quality tuna packed in olive oil to preserve richness and flavor.
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To help prevent these mini disasters, frequent flyers have all sorts of special products packed in their carry-ons.
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In Spain and Portugal, sardines, mackerel, cod, tuna, mussels and other seafood packed in cans aren't emergency pantry items.
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In Spain and Portugal, sardines, mackerel, cod, tuna, mussels and other seafood packed in cans aren't emergency pantry items.
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Their first stop is when they are packed in ice, typically at the air head and flown to usually Europe.
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Zalon ships an outfit of between five and 12 items, carefully tied with ribbon and packed in a special box.
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians has packed in a whole lot of sister-on-sister drama over its 15 seasons.
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All three pressed powders are densely packed in the pan, making the finish gorgeously creamy and a dream to blend.
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Those traveling in the U.S. have the option of loading up their guns if they're securely packed in checked luggage.
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Like past Blackwidows—and really any peripheral from Razer—the keyboard is all black packed in a sharp spartan design.
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Those aboard the truck told authorities that perhaps as many as 200 people were packed in the trailer, prosecutors said.
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A good portion of my supplies and finished work are flat, so it's scary how much stuff I've packed in.
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Packed in red-tartan boxes, many of Walkers' biscuits and cakes are high-margin gift foods that sell well abroad.
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All his belongings are packed in a suitcase and two plastic bags if he needs to leave in a hurry.
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Just right — finely ground but not powdered, and evenly but loosely packed in the funnel — and, well, see for yourself.
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I had a bag packed in my hallway at home in case I'm imprisoned, somebody can bring it to me.
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It's also packed in a reusable storage container, and comes with easy-to-follow assembly instructions and a metal stand.
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BiBiGo Steamed Dumplings make a delicious appetizer or quick lunch, especially since they're packed in easily microwaveable trays of six.
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Still, some stores sell it with "Mario Kart 7" packed in, making it a great value, especially for younger players.
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Though reportedly packed in the summer, when I arrived in the final days of spring, it was still largely empty.
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" He added of the thick, ornately carved and gilded frame, which was packed in several pieces: "It's in great condition.
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The Chinese stripped the plane of its assets and returned it broken down to its parts and packed in boxes.
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For my review, the device arrived packed in a large matte-black suitcase, escorted by a single professional security guard.
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"Foods that can be spilled, spread, sprayed, pumped or poured should be packed in a checked bag," the TSA says.
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The Palace has not exactly been packed in recent years, in large part because the Pistons haven't been very good.
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Pissaladière, a classic tart, was often packed in a picnic basket (and now occasionally appears on the menu at King).
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By the time of the interview, 50 more candidates had filled the long corridor, all of us packed in like sardines.
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Kodak Black's nickname—Project Baby—is a dedication and reflection of the South Floridian trauma and vulnerability packed in his music.
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Where they're then packed in ice again and flown to Dover Air Force Base, where Dover takes care of the remains.
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Packed in a bright blue box, Blueberry Cheerios will start hitting shelves at major retailers nationwide this week, costing consumers $3.99.
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Because Acer packed in all the ports on the right side of the device, it likely needed the extra internal space.
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And when humans get too close to beasts, wild or packed in farms, an animal disease can become a human one.
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Tiffany Haddish even let me smell the chicken she packed in her purse (and though it wasn't warm, it was homemade!).
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This unfortunate episode doubles down on that, showing her mettle as she packed in a full weekend of events while ill.
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Commuters packed in at Grand Central Station in New York City as rail lines were temporarily suspended during the evening commute.
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Everyone loads into buses, their skis, boards and kites packed in the luggage hold, and goes to the designated rig area.
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The in-depth search was initiated because of a medical cream she had packed in her carry-on luggage, Albert says.
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The Sorting Hat, Hedwig, and Gringotts Bank are just a few of the designs you'll find packed in this keepsake box.
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That is not to say it would have been better, but it would have felt more tightly packed in, more condensed.
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Classmates scrunched their noses at the onigiri — rice balls wrapped in dried seaweed — that my mother packed in my lunch bag.
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BULLOCK [Laughs] We actually had two trailers and everyone was packed in like sardines with their chairs next to each other.
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This weekend, journalists and others reported that bars across the nation were packed in Boston, Chicago, Nashville, and New York City.
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Front Burner Packed in olive oil, these romanesco artichokes are ready to nibble or to add flavor to a summer risotto.
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However, when they are all packed in close together, the forecaster can be more confident in where the storm is going.
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Like any other luggage, a passenger sent the crustacean, which was packed in an insulated cooler, through the X-ray scanner.
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He noted that the seals had packed in tightly to protect their pups from being swept away by the big waves.
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So strong is the conceit behind "The Lobster" that only gradually do you realize how much plot is being packed in.
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Officials seized around 115 pieces of illegal elephant ivory packed in metal boxes at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in 2011.
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MAZATENANGO, Guatemala — The municipal sports stadium turned migrant shelter was packed in this town about 55 miles from the Mexican border.
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Customs officials displayed the shipment, packed in golden yellow tea packets, at its narcotics operations headquarters in Nilai, near Kuala Lumpur.
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Just when we thought there couldn't be any more creme packed in between two Oreos, the cookie company goes and outdoes themselves.
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The bigger details are the True Depth sensor hidden in the bezel, and the A12X Bionic CPU packed in under the display.
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To celebrate, Games Workshop are releasing a special single model of the "Imperial Space Marine", packed in its own fancy presentation box.
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They decided to return home but left the tortoises packed in the horse trailer just in case they had to flee again.
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The 270-day trek packed in events, a startup pitch battle, and visits to tech hubs in Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa.
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Derived from the Simmondsia chinensis plant, the multi-purpose liquid boasts an impressive list of benefits, all packed in one tiny bottle.
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They were actually on the train to Auschwitz—packed in like cattle, without windows, food, or bathroom facilities—when liberation finally came.
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When he took the stage, people packed in and many appeared to be there just to see his early Saturday evening spot.
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The set comes with four lip balms — Pomegranate, Pink Grapefruit, Coconut and Pear, and Strawberry — packed in Burt's Bees signature holiday tin.
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"I had a bag packed in my hallway at home -- in case I'm imprisoned, someone can bring it to me," she said.
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I watched the results come in last night as I sat in my Campus Center, where students packed in to watch together.
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The deaths came days after the authorities discovered the bodies of eight migrants packed in a sweltering tractor-trailer in San Antonio.
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He rented out eight human heads (one died from sepsis and aspiration pneumonia), packed in trash bags inside camping coolers in 2012.
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Packing-wise, I have a second set of all my toiletries and bathroom products that I always keep packed in a special bag.
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Even better: Nintendo packed in a bunch of design documents and sketches from Star Fox 2's development, freshly digitized for your enjoyment.
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The explosive devices were packed in envelopes with bubble-wrap interiors bearing six American flag stamps and the return address of Florida Rep.
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The rover is currently doing a bit of a backtrack along the Vera Rubin Ridge to reach an area packed in clay minerals.
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At the M. O. Campbell Educational Center, in north Houston, an emergency shelter had already packed in 2,000 people, leaving it woefully overcrowded.
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They were packed in hot rooms, sitting through long meetings, trying to find compromises that would win over a majority of their colleagues.
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The family-owned company has built cult success with its blend of authentic ingredients packed in an instantly-recognizable, duck-covered yellow can.
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And lest you think that this product is all about packaging and not performance, Etude House promises major results packed in that cup.
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If this report is true, that new version of the game will launch with Switch and be packed in with the deluxe bundle.
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You're a bloated mess that has packed in way too many weird features, and I honestly don't think people appreciate them, including me.
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Lizbeth Alvarez, 31, who was in the club with her girlfriend, Aixa Soltren, 27, said people often are packed in shoulder to shoulder.
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Yet others have only approached the fence that keeps nearly 2 million Gazans packed in a 20153-mile-long sliver of Mediterranean coastline.
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If packed in a carry-on bag, such containers of powder could be subject to extra screening or banned from the airplane cabin.
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The chrome-plated razor draws its inspiration from the Gillette's original 1929 safety razor and comes packed in a small leather-bound case.
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"Stretchers are packed in metal-to-metal, stacked three deep head to toe, with no space ... to walk to patients," the physician said.
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Place an order on the Kate Spade website, and your items will be sent to you packed in fancy tissue paper and confetti.
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Gardner, who had his right knee packed in ice from a recent injury, did not expect the collision to leave any lingering effects.
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Amy Klobuchar packed in three events on each weekend day; Elizabeth Warren made four stops, with some interviews and retail campaigning mixed in.
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The name alone evokes a crowded subway car ("packed in like sardines") or Saltine crackers — or, if you're me, a lip-smacking treat.
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She did that, too, of course, delighted at the way the piping-hot broth warmed the noodles she packed in a separate container.
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He jumped in, waded around and had a stroke of luck; fresh-pressed juice still packed in ice was there waiting for him.
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On a visit to private land adjacent to the landfill, muscled men packed in a pickup truck tried to block the path out.
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That "Ogla" chair became one of the company's best-sellers and is still sold, flat-packed in cardboard boxes, in its stores worldwide.
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Yule suggested tinned oysters as another great keto-friendly grocery find as they are packed in olive oil and are rich in zinc.
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The weight was better-distributed than on Daydream or Gear VR headsets, where all the electronics are packed in a phone on the front.
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About a thousand Trump foes demonstrated outside San Diego's convention center as Trump spoke inside to an enthusiastic crowd of supporters packed in tight.
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In just one month of shooting, the cast and producers packed in the melodrama in a perfect marriage of low brow, shocking, and hilarious.
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Other than the occasional Bluetooth lapse, the SoundSports sound incredible—rich bass with a crisp high-end all packed in a surprisingly lightweight design.
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Even if you just have a single tablet and the packed-in Joy-Con controllers, you can still get in some co-op action.
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This requires them to be mixed with a yeast-filled agent and then heaped in mounds, packed in buried jars or sometimes sealed pits.
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It begins with the pair driving around in a convertible with the top down and a tree packed in between them as it snows.
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The samples are packed in a special foam with a sponge that would fully absorb the specimens in case the drone were to crash.
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It also comes with a new version of the classic square controller; you'll receive one packed in, and can purchase the other for $9.99.
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She capped off "Million Reasons" with a sustained high note that prompted cheers from the packed-in crowd at New York's Madison Square Garden.
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The FBI on Sunday arrested a man who allegedly planned to detonate explosives packed in a van at a July 4 event in Cleveland.
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Among the nearly 3303,000 pounds of supplies, equipment and experiments packed in the Dragon are seeds that will be grown on the space station.
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The nosebleeds were scattershot with people, but the floor seats were packed in the sections that get taped for network live shots during timeouts.
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I think part of the reason why Tehran, in particular, is so full of contradictions, is because everyone is packed in together so tightly.
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The sound system was shit and everyone was packed in so tightly that my ears rang for days and my ribs ached for weeks.
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At the time of the deaths, hundreds of families were packed in the corridors, making it more difficult for doctors to do their work.
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Berlin Journal BERLIN — Beige, boiled and usually packed in a gelatinous goo, gefilte fish is not the sort of dish that typically excites foodies.
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It's packed in nutrient-rich foods, like fruits, vegetables, beans and legumes, and it gives you a feeling of fullness without contributing any calories.
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" In the video -- which features several images of refugees packed in boats -- M.I.A. altered the team's sponsor's slogan "Fly Emirates" to say, "Fly Pirates.
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There are a lot of sensors packed in there, including a IR depth camera and a projector that throws 30,000 infrared dots on your face.
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In the home theater, which was different from the TV room I'd found, people packed in to preview a new trailer for the 2pac biopic.
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Packed in her crate, Bao Bao rolled out of the panda enclosure in the morning, towed by a forklift with panda ears and a tail.
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The unloaded firearms, ammunition and other firearm parts such as magazines must be declared at check-in and packed in a locked and hardened case.
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The large shipments, which left Asia in July packed in 40-foot containers on ships bound for the U.S., come amid an escalating trade conflict.
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That same year, six forgotten vials of decades old smallpox virus were discovered packed in a cardboard box at the National Institutes of Health. Yikes.
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Traditionally, the practice entailed killing fertile salmon and hand-mixing eggs and male milt, or sperm, then raising the offspring packed in containers or pools.
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With its built-in capacity for local multiplayer — the Switch's packed-in Joy-Con controllers can be used individually — it seemed like a great fit.
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The company's packed in a number of other photo-friendly features as well, including Intelligent Active Mode borrowed its camcorders and five-axis image stabilization.
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He suspects that darkness and the pressure of stacking trigger the sensation of being packed in a nest with hundreds of other baby sea turtles.
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Philip Morris said it has so far sold more than 603 million iQOS, a battery-powered device that heats tobacco leaves packed in cigarette shape.
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Finally, amino acids, the organic compounds that make up proteins, are another source of energy that you might find packed in a pre-workout supplement.
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But, what's one to wear on a holiday built around outdoor-grilling and bathing-suit-wearing, all jam packed in a usual three-day weekend?
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The new Jabra Elite Sport earbuds have packed in 50 percent more power than their predecessor without increasing the weight or depth of the earbud.
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BOOKER: And, and this community was created, engineered by housing policies that were about how can we keep minorities packed into communities, packed in poverty.
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"Create a thoughtful take-home gift — bulbs for planting or forcing during the holiday season — packed in a muslin bag stamped with a sweet message."
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"Russia's domestic market (for vegoils and rice) is packed in terms of consumption per capita and is unlikely to show any significant growth," Sizov said.
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Even before Lend-Lease, America sent Britain rifles leftover from 1919, still packed in grease, with bullets of the wrong calibre, which made them useless.
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A few of this season's hopefuls are revealing what they packed in a video for Glamour, and let's just say their priorities are wide-ranging.
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"Their first stop along the way is when they're packed in ice, typically at the airhead," Kelly says to a hushed White House press corps.
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Once all the samples were packed in coolers and ready to go to the lab, the research crew left the birds alone on the beach.
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These are the toys that can be easily packed in your kid's go bag, so you can impress all the other parents at the playground.
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There are more shows than ever packed in on Saturday and Sunday, ahead of Tuesday's start in Paris of the final leg of fashion month.
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Cheese samples, the fish department and the dewy surprise of automatic misting in the produce section: Lots of marvels are packed in those prosaic aisles.
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The bit is a mathematical abstraction that tells me how many yes/no answers can be packed in a physical system given a certain user.
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The couple, married more than 50 years, had left for the wildfire and were still packed in case the floods forced them to leave again.
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The restaurant is not to be confused with the nearby farm of the same name, which sells jars of capers packed in sea salt. lanicchia.
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It might seem like a simple retro radio in the front, but there's a hefty dose of tech packed in with Bluetooth and USB connectivity.
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Another concert packed in on Saturday afternoon at Ozawa Hall featured Ken-David Masur conducting the Young Artists Orchestra of the Boston University Tanglewood Institute.
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Near the school, in a series of modest clapboard homes, newly arrived Latino residents are packed in, sometimes four or five families to a house.
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The products in question were packed in 15.09-pound cases that contained "CN FULLY COOKED FLAMEBROILED BEEF PATTIES," with product code 69097, the FSIS said.
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They are places where dozens of businesses are packed in together, their questionable labor practices on full display even through panes of deal-stickered glass.
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With 15,000mAh of juice packed in a battery thinner than your phone, it's capable of charging up to two devices at once while remaining incredibly portable.
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Using a large spoon, add the chicken mixture to the lavash pan and then add the rice mixture gently so that it's not tightly packed in.
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At nearly 80 minutes, "The Dragon and the Wolf" was the series' longest to date, and it packed in what it could from the very beginning.
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Hidden room Authorities said in a hidden room, accessible only through the attic, they found 24 five-gallon buckets with millions of dollars packed in them.
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The past beef Blake and Lucas shared from both being on a prior dating show had gotten packed in their luggage and brought to the mansion.
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It was so packed in there, I got shoved right up next to George, who was sweaty and whose breath smelled like sauerkraut and tic tacs.
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Some walked for miles from other makeshift camps dotted throughout the area, their bags hastily packed in hopes they would finally be able to move on.
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I remember standing in my empty apartment, all my things packed in the back of a moving truck on its way to a completely different neighborhood.
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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Scores of people stand packed in the cramped quarters of the Treeq Alsika Migrant Detention Center in Tripoli, helplessness etched across their faces.
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Ultimate Ears Wonderboom Speaker — save £40 These waterproof speakers produce big sound packed in a highly portable design, with a long-lasting 10-hour battery life.
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The new plant allowed the company to expand into new products, like a children's yogurt packed in a tube and tiny cups of dessert-like yogurts.
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Sam: We cook the whole uterus—vac-packed in oil with garlic, onions and other aromatics—in the oven at 80 degrees celsius for 24 hours.
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In the taxi on the way to the airport in Mississauga, Connor insisted I eat weed cookies that he'd made and packed in a freezer bag.
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If these devices are packed in checked baggage, they should be turned completely off, protected from accidental activation and packed so they are protected from damage.
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So much classic toddler fodder is packed in here: nursery rhymes, opposites, vehicles, an "I can" page showing achievements like saying goodbye and getting dressed, lullabies.
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The missing students had last been seen packed in patrol cars after a series of ambushes in which police killed six civilians and wounded dozens more.
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She was not permitted to talk to a coach, and didn't have time to open a David Foster Wallace novel that was packed in her bag.
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Imagine this: You're heading out on a huge solo trip, have all your essentials packed in three or more bags, but you only have two hands.
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By the time he started the Baby Tycoons, Chamberlain had packed in more than a half-century of exploring forms, materials, and techniques, and it shows.
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ROBOpilot is more like a collection of robotic components packed in a metal framework that can be installed inside a cockpit once the seats are removed.
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Only 11 days earlier, the MCG packed in 86,000 in a festive atmosphere to see Australia's women cricketers beat India for the Twenty20 World Cup title.
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The rally gave the president a chance to vent his frustrations and pique with more than 20,000 cheering supporters packed in American Airlines Center in Dallas.
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Three thousand visas were approved, but a web of new obstacles was packed in them, including a new two-year minimum of work by the applicant.
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He is spending his Christmas in Chicago after driving 12 hours with his wife, four children, and a large dog named Luna packed in a van.
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What they usually found, according to one former officer, were hand-copied West German television schedules and overnight bags packed in anticipation of flight or arrest.
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The 21 volumes are bound in blue morocco, and they have gilt-edged pages and ribbon bookmarks, and they came packed in a special wood box.
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Whatever it was, once passengers were packed in a narrow tube six miles high, it was only natural that many of them would lose their patience.
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Frozen vegetables are time savers with the same benefits as fresh ones, and canned fruits are fine if they're not packed in syrup, Dr. Freedhoff said.
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As I said, it makes a lot of sense that both Sacca's dad and Kalanick played Wii Sports because it came packed in with the Wii.
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JUBILANT CHEERS erupted from tens of thousands of demonstrators packed in rainy streets surrounding Taiwan's parliament, the Legislative Yuan, followed by more than a few tearful hugs.
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Her body was found later packed in a suitcase and dumped in a field, while Chan made off with her bank card, mobile phone and other valuables.
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Then on Sunday, thousands more showed up unexpectedly and packed in behind hastily erected barricades outside the Calvin Klein show, hoping for a glimpse of Cameron Dallas.
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The base package runs $99 with 60 cards packed in, and you can buy additional cards in packs of five or 16 for $4.99 or $14.99, respectively.
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And in true Kardashian fashion, Kim packed in a little "shameless" self-promotion, using her baby shower to show off her new fragrance collection for KKW Beauty.
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The first time Livingston organized this conference, 450 people packed in to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Ca. This year, she expects to host 1,000.
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The bad days, which occurs randomly, but frequently, takes anywhere from an hour to 90 minutes on a subway full of aggravated commuters packed in like sardines.
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In Posiva's disposal process, the waste will be packed in sealed copper canisters before being transferred into tunnels and further into deposition holes lined with bentonite buffer.
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"Experts are determining whether the missiles were equipped with live or training warheads ... They were packed in proper transportation crates and supplied with paperwork," the source said.
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"We are not with the bags packed in sum because this can take very long," Coman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from Bucharest in a phone interview.
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They are typically packed in a garment bag (one that complies with the airline's carry-on requirements) and laid flat over roller bags in the overhead bins.
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Considering that Alibaba kicked off the gala only two years prior, in 2016, it was slightly shocking how much enthusiasm and star power the company packed in.
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It was an illustration of chained Africans packed in the cargo hold of a slave ship, and it helped spur the abolitionist movement in 18th-century Britain.
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A recent online poll by Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies indicates around 54 percent of iPhone users primarily use the headphones that come packed in the box.
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The organization produces 900 to 1,000 monthly treatments, most of them bottled liquids that are packed in dry ice and sent overnight to clinics across the country.
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With a population of 200 million, 20 million of whom are packed in the commercial capital of Lagos, many fear the virus could spread quickly without containment.
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Throughout much of his second-half funk, Aaron Judge was repeatedly asked if his left shoulder — which was routinely packed in ice after games — was bothering him.
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The researchers then took the compressed ice, packed in carry-on luggage, to the University of Rochester where it was blasted by a pulse of laser light.
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Travelers are allowed to transport firearms in their checked baggage if they are "unloaded, packed in a locked hard-sided case," the T.S.A. said in its statement.
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Skip tours where you'll be packed in with a ton of people on a boat or a hostel where you'll be sleeping on top of each other.
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Only Solange, whose plane was delayed, missed the outfit change, but she made do with a Telfar top of her own that she'd packed in her suitcase.
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Tens of millions of people, who are more densely packed in than we are in the United States, would be cut off in a silent time warp.
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Celebrating its 21st anniversary this year, Sister Spit 2018: QTPOC Cruising the West, kicked off on March 2 with seven queer artists packed in a black van.
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Packed in that sentence was the stuff of legend: Notes was a groundbreaking product that rocketed businesses into internet-style communications when the internet was barely a thing.
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Local media carried pictures of groups of people congregating around beached blue containers and one carrying off what appeared to be a flatscreen TV still packed in foam.
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It's the first of dozens of biker movies, many made by the B-movie powerhouse AIP, that packed in thrill-seeking moviegoers in the 1960s and early '70s.
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She managed to do so using just a knife she'd packed in her luggage and two shoelaces she'd sanitized with boiling water from the hotel room's tea kettle.
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Samsung has always packed in more features than stock Android, and while a lot of these aren't new in One UI, they're all well managed and neatly designed.
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Inside, dozens of long vials were packed in rolls of white cotton and sealed with melted glass; many of the labels were worn to the point of illegibility.
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Sarah Dadouch's thoughts turned to makdous, a Middle Eastern dish of salt-cured eggplant stuffed with a mixture of peppers and walnuts, packed in jars of olive oil.
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So for this year's International Day of Human Spaceflight, here's to the coiled space tent currently packed in the Dragon's trunk, and to the habitats that follow it.
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Occasionally, a dozen freshly baked ones would arrive at our house, packed in a foil-lined shoe box — the gift of a doting aunt on a baking spree.
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It was packed in a foot-long mailing tube and filled with flash powder, a low-grade explosive that Mr. Kingsley made with aluminum powder and potassium chlorate.
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Though public health officials have appealed to Americans to avoid crowds to slow the spread of the virus, bars were still packed in many cities over the weekend.
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There have been reports of North Korean crab meat vacuum-packed in clear plastic being sold to Chinese traders who in turn send it to the United States.
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During a fundraising swing through California this week, Ryan packed in 14 campaign events in eight cities in support of new and veteran GOP candidates in tough races.
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Phil Kessel beat Craig Anderson with a wrist shot 13 minutes 5 seconds into the third period as Pittsburgh finally broke through against the Ottawa's packed-in defense.
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Every item was entered into an inventory-control system when it was packed in the old store and checked off when it was unpacked in the temporary one.
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Shipping is free, and Burrow says after your order ships via UPS, you'll receive your couch, packed in neat little boxes, in roughly two to five business days.
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Even though the feline had likely spent the night in frigid temperatures, packed in snow, Czyczyk says the cat still acted sweetly while being handled by Happy Tails' staff.
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The mother-daughter duo packed in plenty of fun activities throughout the weekend, including going to a trampoline park and catching a showing of Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet.
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The company's wine is now available in pouches that look just like those drinks we used to have packed in our lunch boxes, making them both convenient and cute.
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The little one has packed in the cuteness in a number of her mother's Instagram photos, and seems to keep busy with helping her mom work, cuddle and eat.
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By contrast, if the founder hadn't "packed" in goodwill on the balance sheet when he sold his company for $100 million, he would hit the $10 million limit first.
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So The Game Awards have also evolved into a jam-packed news event, with new trailers, game announcements, and other surprises packed in between the night's slate of prizes.
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The Cancer Wellness Expo, its official name, is a day about empowerment — with some fun pampering activities packed in the mix — something every cancer patient and survivor could use.
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His assistant makes English breakfast tea in a china cup, which will soon be packed in a box alongside his Union Jack cushions and sent back to little England.
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Of any suitcases I've packed in, Away's was the easiest, since I was able to stuff clothes and shoes in without worrying about it putting stress on the zippers.
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And Khumbu Kolsch, named for the famous glacier on the slopes of Mount Everest, is light and spicy with a refreshing, dry finish that's packed in half-liter cans.
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Vera's inaugural job will be to move goods packed in cargo trailers from a logistics center to the actual port terminal, where it'll be loaded onto boats for transport.
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He did not slow down, and did not seem to hear the screams of the children packed in behind him because, railway officials said, he was listening to music.
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The scales of pangolin, the world's most poached animal, were found on Wednesday packed in 230 bags in the container along with 177 kg (390 lb) of elephant ivory.
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When an introducer asked how many of the people packed in to the town center here were not from New Hampshire, about half of those gathered raised their hands.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has guidelines for lithium batteries, portable chargers, and external batteries, instructing that all spare batteries must be covered and packed in carry-on luggage.
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In the latter case, nothing has been funnier to me than "The London Heist," a brief, Guy Ritchie–style British crime caper that's packed in to Sony's VR Worlds.
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Keselowski, packed in the middle of the draft, finished a close second at 195.848 mph with Blaney of Wood Brothers Racing, a Team Penske affiliate, third at 195.797 mph.
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After his home address became public, Mr. Hussain could no longer go home, Mr. Kindlon said, and he has been driving around with his possessions packed in his car.
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Deep down, as Gundogan watched the second half of that December game against Watford on a laptop in silence, his knee packed in ice, he knew what was coming.
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That's nearly 600 pounds of fudge, which leaves the store in half-pound slices carefully wrapped in white paper and packed in a box with a little wooden knife.
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The latest in the Patagonia Provisions line is mussels, plump little morsels neatly packed in tins and available in three flavors: lemon-herb, sofrito (peppers and onions) and smoked.
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It was the St. Cuthbert, a floating incendiary device whose cargo holds had been badly packed in Belgium with fusel oil solvent, paraffin wax, matches and other flammable materials.
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Once packed in ice, the body is flown to a storage facility where it is cooled further, to minus 321, and stored in a container filled with liquid nitrogen.
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"We need open-minded, rational, responsible people to keep an open mind to make sure the process works," Kirk told a throng of reporters packed in his Capitol office.
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The parade and the sea of packed-in spectators and the old city center combined to produce a tableau so stirring it brought my heart up under my ears.
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The vaccine must be kept cold, but it is packed in liquid-nitrogen-cooled containers meant to withstand days of transit over rough roads in hot weather, he said.
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My list of expendables included my sixth set of dishes, still packed in my mom's quilted, zippered cases, the surface of each plate protected by a thin plastic circle.
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It's as universal a shoe as it can be, considering all the electronics packed in there, but it doesn't leave customers many options to change up their own look.
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Zhou threw self-made explosive packed in a beer bottle at a ticketing counter in the airport's Terminal Two, and slashed his own neck after the explosion, authorities said.
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The bomb parts were packed in a plywood case whose contents the sailors tried vainly to guess, having no idea their ship was delivering the atom to modern warfare.
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And there are a few heartwarming storylines packed in here, particularly the one belonging to Johnny, the gorilla whose dad comes to understand his son's talent because of the competition.
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With no place to go after Saturday's evictions, hundreds slept on the ground in the square in front of the building with their belongings packed in trash bags and suitcases.
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The cash was packed in pallets and airlifted to Tehran by cargo plane, and was portrayed in the Iranian press as a random payment for five Americans, the WSJ reported.
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From those peaches and apricots, picked when tiny, boiled in syrup and sun-dried, Bassam Ghraoui's workers made candied fruits so jewel-like that they were packed in silver boxes.
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Before this year Tsitsipas, whose mother is a former top Russian tennis player and whose father packed in his job to coach him, had never won a Grand Slam match.
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There are 64 up for the vote, including the eight pieces — cat, dog, thimble, shoe, wheelbarrow, race car, battleship, and top hat — packed in with current versions of the game.
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I resist the urge to blurt out that it's about the same size as the one in my shoebox flat, and hotter than the time the extractor fan packed in.
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The deputies also found more than a pound of mushrooms packed in 138 bags, 11 pills of molly, 11 ecstasy pills, and one bag with a half-gram of ketamine.
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First and foremost, it makes it remarkably easy to get the vitamins, minerals, and nutrients packed in all sorts of fresh produce, from fruits to veggies to nuts and beyond.
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The samples were then packed in absorbent pads in a steel drum, but the tests later conducted turned up inconclusive due to a faulty instrument, according to the police reports.
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I have a dermatologist appointment at 7 this morning, so I quickly get dressed, throw the breakfast and lunch I packed in my bag, and book it to their office.
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"It's about the amount that one animal gets in a day," he explains, in a small factory that produces feed for 48,000-odd cattle packed in pens in Tulia, Tex.
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So we all packed in there, all the stuff, and we drive to their place, where my parents stayed for a few months before getting their first place to live.
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Even if there's nothing of material value packed in there—no stash of diamonds or esoteric collectibles—the very experience of poring through the undisturbed contents has value in itself.
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All of them packed in 1,000-person crowds at Nevada events over the weekend while events organized by Biden's campaign had only about a quarter of the attendance or less.
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Bena argued that most of those jobs were coming from outside of the area: boats to Martha's Vineyard were packed in the mornings with workers coming to build these homes.
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It's an upgrade from the first collection, which was sold via unmarked vans (and packed in garbage bags), but it's just another day in the life of fashion's consummate club kid.
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The energy from the previous night's debate hung over the ranch, from the eager crowd — which packed in close below the gaze of taxidermied fowl and deer — to Mr. Bush himself.
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But I boarded my plane in New York City — with multiple cans of DEET packed in my luggage — anticipating that I would trade a Zika virus infection for an incredible vacation.
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Ms. Cruz met Mr. Gunning when both were patients in a rehabilitation center in Media, Pa. "She was 10 pounds of dynamite packed in a one-pound box," Mr. Gunning said.
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They laid another feast and stocked the canoe with provisions, packed in woven pandanus baskets, and handicrafts, including a toy sailing canoe, a perfect imitation, small and light as a bird.
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Talk to some of those people, for whom Strat-O-Matic was both an escape and a transcendent entertainment, and the memories emerge clear and bright after years packed in storage.
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The hot meals of sliced turkey with a side of mixed vegetables and mashed potatoes were ready to go, hand packed in aluminum containers with a lid to keep them warm.
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The shoyu ahi is strong and just salty enough (ask for the shoyu to be packed in a separate container, to add at home); the spicy ahi has a worthy heat.
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As you know, the FBI seized 70 pounds of weed packed in vacuum-sealed bags and stuffed in several suitcases -- but it's unlikely anyone will be charged for the huge stash.
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Tonymoly has a hair mask product that looks like a squeeze bottle of mayo, and its hand cream packed in a jar shaped like a peach is beloved among its fans.
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But this one is getting a U.S. release, and it even comes with a packed-in download code for the original Super Mario Kart (a series that was born on Super Nintendo).
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At around 10AM, about 203 people are all packed in a small room with a US flag in the corner, a wooden bench with three seats, and a webcam on each wall.
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And twice a month, when I was growing up, my mother and I packed our fridge full of goat, lamb, chicken, and beef packed in plastic bags from a butcher in Detroit.
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Those sitting in the back of Méndez Lázaro's truck are squeezed between supplies packed in bags with "Prevention of Zika and family planning starts with you" printed in Spanish on each one.
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"I've always believed that the best conversations between powerful women happen outside of work environments — that's why we kept each panel short and packed in a ton of social time," she said.
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We've tested a version of these (which, granted, were not running finalized software) and they sound surprisingly good—nothing like the thin and uncomfortable EarPods that come packed in with every iPhone.
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It comes with some sweet new headlining …Read more ReadIn addition to a new notifications pane and multi-window display, Google packed in a bunch of tools that power users will appreciate.
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Inside its theater, under ornate murals of fairy tale tableaus and elfin creatures the house packed in a mix of curious newcomers, friends of the film, and many of the stars themselves.
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The fast-moving flames turned many of the city's homes — and the baby photos and wedding albums and other treasures that could not be packed in time — into little more than charcoal.
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The full-sized bottles were securely packed in a cardboard crate and each came with its own informational card explaining the origins of the wine and region, tasting notes, and food pairings.
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The colorful, Mario 64-like platformer Lucky's Tale, for example, has long been used to demo the Rift at events, and was eventually packed in with every consumer model of the Rift.
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The flap covers whatever you have in that compartment and can be tightened to help keep your clothes in place whether you've packed in six hoodies or just a few T-shirts.
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Ropa Vieja Empanada Islands of the Caribbean Booth, $5.50 Cuban-style braised beef gets packed in an ultra-flaky pie dough, making for one of our absolute favorite bites at the festival.
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If the truckers packed in the airport hangar in Harrisburg, Pa., went home that night scratching their heads, Mr. Trump was right that they would eventually realize what he was referring to.
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Whites without four-year college degrees make up fully half of the adult population, and they tend to be dispersed, rather than packed in small geographic areas, which increases their political power.
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His Whitney Museum of American Art has packed in visitors since the spring of 2015, spellbound as much by its balconies and switchback staircases as by its light-filled, column-free galleries.
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Holly opened the hood to find an engine full of walnuts neatly packed in grass, presumably stored there by squirrels over the weekend, when the vehicle had been parked in the open.
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The deaths on the United States-Mexico border came days after the authorities discovered the bodies of eight migrants packed in a sweltering tractor-trailer in a parking lot in San Antonio.
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It was also an insanely popular game that sold over 82 million copies and was packed in with the Wii in North America, so it makes sense that Sacca's dad had it.
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This was a popular selling point at the time, she explained, but a reality that no longer rings true, since the clay above these stations has packed in a century worth of heat.
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Lennon was terrified he wasn't going to have enough acid for the rest of his life, and he only wanted to take Owsley's acid, which Bear gave him packed in a lens case.
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The GIF shows what that looked like in 1800, 1900, and 2000, plus, according to United Nations projections, what it will look like in 2100: There's a lot of information packed in there.
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However it's clear that Apple has packed in both a lot more hardcore technology and a lot more thought to try to put its implementation of facial biometrics on a more solid footing.
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A search of the vehicle turned up 273kg of ice, said police, who released footage of the drugs neatly packed in cardboard boxes, taped up and loaded into the back of the van.
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The Trump administration said the items banned from cabins include laptops, tablets, cameras, portable DVD players and electronic game units, all of which should be packed in checked luggage rather than carry-ons.
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For her album cover, Santigold, otherwise known as Santi White, worked with photographer Haruhiko Kawaguchi to create an image showing her vacuumed-packed in a 99¢ bag with her clothes and knick-knacks.
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The Jeju tangerines were packed in 20,000 boxes and will be flown to Pyongyang by four C-130 aircraft during multiple flights on Sunday and Monday, the Blue House said in a statement.
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Spring rolls are appropriate because the Lunar New Year is all about ushering in the spring, and dessert is in the form of eight-treasure rice (ba bao fan) packed in a bowl.
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The team talked to me a little about the technology they had toted along in the station wagon, especially something called a cell-site simulator, which was packed in a large travel case.
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On July 29, Microsoft released Windows 10, a new operating system designed to merge the familiarity of Windows 210 with some of the advancements packed in the forward-looking but unpopular Windows 27.
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MOSUL/ERBIL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi forces slowed their advance on Tuesday through the last streets in Mosul controlled by Islamic State where militants and civilians are packed in densely together, a commander said.
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Sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil first trickled into American consciousness in the '80s — but exploded in popularity after publication of a 1995 cookbook fittingly called "Sun-Dried Tomatoes," according to Taste Magazine.
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They've kept the ball in Croatia's third with some furious dribbling and passing — mostly trying to find Messi — but they haven't been able to fully break down a very-packed-in Croatia defense.
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Made from all-natural fruits, packed in 100% fruit juice, and with no sugar added, these cups are a good addition to any meal or can serve as a healthy stand-alone snack.
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The Instituto Madre Asunta, a shelter for migrant families just south of the border, has for several weeks packed in more than three times the number of people it is designed to accommodate.
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Packed in amidst the Chicago Loop's skyscrapers with a historic reputation dating back to 1894, the Kimpton Gray Hotel is a far cry from many of Chicago's other bland cookie-cutter business hotels.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican authorities said on Tuesday they had found 29 bodies, packed in more than a hundred plastic bags, dumped in a clandestine grave in the violent western state of Jalisco.
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Thankfully, the creators of the collection thought of that, too: 21 face-crayon shades come packed in boxes of three, and with prices starting at $14, we can splurge on more than a few.
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But it's a cheap, fun, and relatively harmless piece of junk, with just enough quirks and hidden features to make all the novelty packed in a 6-inch tubular body worth the asking price.
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After all, the exciting news was announced on the eve of her 16-day royal tour of Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand with Prince Harry — where they packed in an impressive 76 engagements.
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Body packed in dry ice The case was said by the judge to be the only one of its kind to have come before the courts in England and Wales, and probably anywhere else.
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We reached out to some of Revolve's top influencers to find out what they packed in their Revolve Suite-bound suitcases – so you can add them to your shopping cart before they sell out!
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The batteries, which are rechargeable and used in cell phones or laptops, can only be packed in carry-on baggage or carried by the passenger, the International Civil Aviation Organization said in a statement.
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With a solid 26 grams of protein packed in a patty made from yellow peas and black beans, the Trader Joe's Hi Protein Veggie Burger is a great substitute for an actual beef patty.
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In 1972 journalists packed in to see Howard Hughes, the reclusive billionaire, who appeared scarved in bandages to announce that he was going to be frozen cryogenically, and would emerge when the stockmarket peaked.
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Police said the powerful devices were similar to one another, all of them packed in parcels that were delivered at night, but not by the U.S. Postal Service or any commercial package delivery company.
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With more than a thousand million stars packed in, it's the most complete map of our galaxy ever created, revealing objects a million times fainter than what can be seen with the naked eye.
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Powell packed in 98 personal phone calls and meetings with lawmakers last year — nearly four times as many as his predecessor, Janet Yellen, over the same period during her first year on the job.
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And after his truncated body was found in the lower laboratory of the Massachusetts Medical College — teeth in the furnace, torso and a few body parts packed in a chest — society swooned in horror.
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"[We were] just on line after line after line, just packed in there, thinking, 'Hey, I hope no one has [the coronavirus], because at this point, we're all going to get it," Schachle said.
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The global alarm over the coronavirus is particularly intense on American college campuses, where students from around the world are packed in tightly and illnesses sweep through dormitories and classrooms even in normal winters.
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"She's an incredibly energetic person, who can cheer up a room just by existing, a lot of energy packed in that small body," Jeremy Erickson, a co-worker, told The San Jose Mercury-News.
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They come packed in olive oil or seasoned with piri piri hot sauce for subtle heat, and they are perfect for hors d'oeuvres or tapas: Bela Brand Mackerel, $3.49 for 4.25 ounces at Food52.
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But even though there are few things better than munching on fried food, every bite is admittedly charged with guilt, thanks to the dizzying amount of fat and calories packed in those delicious little guys.
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As with every new smartphone, especially premium models and especially Samsung's (which often seem to have lots of wacky software), there are many, many features packed in behind the S28's vivid 83-inch screen.
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But as the space adventure "Guardians of the Galaxy" and superhero-heist movie mashup "Ant-Man" have proven, Marvel packed in moviegoers in droves, with "Doctor Strange" earning around $84 million in its weekend run.
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I don't know how it happens, but I think every band has the same experience in there — incredible energy, such love and warmth shown, so many packed in, sweating it out, everyone is so sweet.
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As we packed in so many themes from race to gender to the refugee conflict to war, love and hate, I wanted to make sure we could still pull people in with some structural familiarity.
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"With loads of style packed in its youthful appearance, impressive safety systems, and choice of gasoline or all-electric powertrains, the Hyundai Kona returns this year as the Best Buy in its category," KBB wrote.
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Because she died before the age of Freon and refrigerated trucks, Martha was packed in a 300-pound block of ice and shipped by train to the Smithsonian, where she was photographed, skinned, and mounted.
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Backstage, most of the men manage to enjoy private conversations with JoJo despite the chilling realization that they're vacuum-packed in a prop closet with dozens of weapons, one angry Chad, and zero deli meats.
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Inside the box, packed in dry ice, will be a vial of blood prepared by researchers at the US National Institutes of Health, who drew it from a patient infected with the Covid-19 coronavirus.
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The mensch was packed in a duffel bag and flown to Seoul, where he has watched over the team from the dugout, surrounded by bottles of Gatorade and gum wrappers, during practices and exhibition games.
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Buy a Daily Harvest gift cardDaily Harvest is a healthy-eating startup that sends you delicious, nutritious meals and smoothies that are pre-packed in cups and take as little as 30 seconds to make.
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As with every new smartphone — especially premium models and especially Samsung's (which often seem to have lots of wacky software) — there are many, many features packed in behind the S83's vivid 28-inch screen.
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You know, I came out here, not as a fiction writer, but as just kind of a packed-in media worker, and I didn't really know much about the Bay Area and California at that time.
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The Gear Fit2 appears to have shaved off some of the size (especially in the bezel area) and packed in a whole mess of cool features that might be more at home in a traditional smartwatch.
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For other knitting needs, scissors smaller than 4 inches are allowed in your carry on bag, but circular thread cutters or any thread cutters with a blade will need to be packed in your checked bag.
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And in true Kardashian fashion, Kim packed in a little "shameless" self-promotion, as she used her baby shower to show off her new fragrance collection for KKW Beauty, which will be available starting on Wednesday.
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"She's an incredibly energetic person, who can cheer up a room just by existing, a lot of energy packed in that small body," Jeremy Erickson, a print specialist at The Ink Stone, told the Mercury News.
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After a brief goodbye to the boatmen who had pulled her toward the brink, Taylor was released and floated toward "the Mighty Cataract," as she later put it, protected only by pillows packed in around her.
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Vaping devices were banned from being packed in checked luggage or charged onboard by the Department of Transportation last October, but this would extend the law to prevent vapers from flying with their gear at all.
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Word of Murray's late decision to accept an entry had spectators, many of them breaking off from the beach, packed in around the showcourt to watch the three-time Grand Slam champion's 42-minute hardcourt exhibition.
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The room packed in a flat-screen TV, electric kettle, teas, chocolates, bottled water, hair dryer, safe box, local magazines, a guide to local cool spots called "Magic Brussels," and a decent amount of storage space.
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Last week, the justices struck down two North Carolina congressional districts that unnecessarily packed in tens of thousands of extra African-American voters, drawing them out of other districts where they might have made a difference.
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A white couple hides them in a dark chamber beneath a bedroom floor, where they stay for hours, cramped and hidden, like passengers on an underground railroad, cargo packed in the dark hold of a ship.
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"Even though it's not a major winter storm, it's enough to make the roads sloppy and snow-packed in cases," said meteorologist Patrick Burke of the weather service's National Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland.
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He said the outbreak had first been declared only in metropolitan Manila, a megacity of some 12 million people packed in sprawling suburbs and slums, but that further monitoring suggested infections had spread to other areas.
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Mr. Wu also took a bribe — the $220,000 in bricks of bills packed in a suitcase — from a G.E. sales contractor, who walked with Mr. Wu to his car and left the suitcase in the trunk.
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Whether it's the cheap stuff, or fancy imported Spanish tuna packed in peel-top tins with olive oil, a dish that any respectable adult would not be embarrassed to admit that they prepared is only minutes away.
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The two best things we ate came packed in small Mason jars: chicken liver mousse topped with Cognac-and-hibiscus gelée, and potted shrimp sealed with clarified butter, garnished with a whorl of microgreens and scallion ribbons.
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Portable items that are easy to pack include nuts, fresh or dried fruits, string cheese, granola, peanut butter on whole wheat english muffin, bran cereal packed in baggie—and of course, water (scout bathrooms locations out early).
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We were packed in together and surrounded by those who protested, with those who were fighting with us to make Wyoming a safer place for queerness, with stereotypical "cowboy" Wyoming men alongside queer individuals and queer couples.
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Today he's a high school senior, worried only about his car being pulled safely into the garage, his drum kit packed in a closet, and his girlfriend riding out the storm with her family on the mainland.
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The notch on the original iPhone X, though maybe not ideal from a design standpoint, was not too wide, not too long, and it packed in a huge amount of impressive technology in a nice-looking display.
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The sharks were interested in the uniqueness of the product and excited that the foam roller could collapses flat to be easily packed in a small bag or carry on, but can still sustain weight when expanded.
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Like cheaper blood diamonds, our t-shirts are often the product of poorly paid labor—stitched by underfed hands, and packed in hot and smoky warehouses while toxic dye runs into a river somewhere outside of Dhaka.
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In the weeks before my birthday, I packed in every medical visit I could get from my dentist to general practitioner to make sure I had a clean bill of health before embarking on my uninsured journey.
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All the devices were packed in envelopes lined with Bubble Wrap and bearing return addresses with the name of Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Florida congresswoman who was once chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, the F.B.I. said.
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Sky Khan, a writer whose Instagram page chronicles the adventures of a family of six living in the city, said her four children "are literally packed in like sardines" in the family's two-bedroom apartment in Chelsea.
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Her mother drove her to Pen Bay Medical Center while her dad went to retrieve the dead raccoon and handed it over to the Maine Warden Service, packed in a Taste of the Wild dog food bag.
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Jessica Sweet, a resident of Charlotte, N.C., recalled landing in New York around the holidays last year after a business trip without her checked bag — and a winter coat, which she had packed in her checked luggage.
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Three full-sized bottles of red and white wine were securely packed in a cardboard crate and each came with its own informational card explaining the origins of the wine and region, tasting notes, and food pairings.
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She and her family first fled to a hotel and then walked more than a mile through the rising water to the Superdome, where thousands of evacuees were already packed in with little food, water or space.
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At this time of year, many beauty retailers are focused on enticing consumers with festive gift sets: sumptuous samplers with a selection of bottles, jars and tubes, packed in cases that are often glittery, golden or shiny.
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"It turns out that it was a novelty grenade that a young person had packed in their bags but we didn't know that, so immediately the protocols were put in place," Begley said in a phone interview.
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These otters have been dealt the roughest of hands: parents killed, stolen from the wild, packed in a suitcase to be smuggled to Russia, confiscated, and then sent to live the rest of their lives in a zoo.
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From digestible origami pills that could provide alternatives to invasive surgery to solar panels that could be tightly packed in an aircraft and deploy after launch, at the heart of origami's modern applications is its ability to transform.
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Kim and Kanye West and the rest of the krew packed in a ton of activities before jetting off the island -- touring a bird sanctuary, an art gallery ... and a private dinner party, complete with salsa dancing lessons.
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Still, competitors may have trouble catching up to two-year-old Olly, a 353-person company whose sweet vitamins, delivered in gummy form and packed in playful, eye-catching containers, are flying off a growing number of shelves.
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In 1998, while her lab was being built, she took her first doctoral student, a Rhodes Scholar named Alexander Ploghaus, to Canada, their scientific equipment packed in their suitcases, to use a collaborator's MRI machine for a week.
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Prosecutors noted her last tie to the District of Columbia — her apartment lease — ends on July 28503, and there were boxes packed in it consistent with a forthcoming move at the time of her arrest on July 22019.
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His leg was packed in ice, as it had been in the hours after the injury, or blasted with cold air; he was put through a series of gentle movements to start to extend his range of motion.
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Potato chips and other foods packed in plastic are allowed only if the companies making them are approved by the government — after showing a detailed business plan that includes how they plan to collect and recycle their bags.
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The Mustang auctioned off on January 10 at the Oceola Heritage Park arena, which was filled to its capacity during the auction as crowds packed in to catch a glimpse and take a photo of the iconic Mustang.
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Over the past six months, though, Atari hasn't made a single comment about what games would be coming to the system, or if the games that will be available will be packed-in or must be purchased separately.
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As students travel to the Montpelier, Vermont campus at Vermont College of Fine Arts (VCFA) for residency from across North America, so does their artwork — whether commercially shipped, carefully packed in suitcases or loaded into cars and buses.
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For travelers flying to the U.S., any powdered substances — like makeup, protein shake mix, spices, baby powder — will need to be packed in containers less than 12 ounces (350 mL), or about the size of a can of soda.
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For one thing, all of those options are available with what comes packed in the box, so the same controller can let you play Zelda on your TV, Mario Kart with a friend, or a motion-controlled boxing game.
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Spain's Civil Guard, a national police force, on Tuesday seized over 45,000 envelopes packed in cardboard boxes that the Catalan government was ready to send to notify people around the region about the referendum, the Spanish interior ministry said.
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California's story reflects the culmination of the trends that favor Democrats: an increasingly diverse population densely packed in economically vibrant urban cores, one that sees the Republican Party as out of touch at best and actively hostile at worst.
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Since protons and neutrons are densely packed in the nucleus and are thus less likely to be disturbed by outside influences, researchers think the nucleus could serve as the basis for an ultra-precise atomic clock in the future.
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Stepping into the supremely sweaty, over-capacity gig on a muggy July evening, Roque recalls looking around the narrow, brick-lined venue and taking in the diverse crowd packed in around him and the soaking wet artists on stage.
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Much as with Steam, there will be a single storefront for games for both global and international players, game developers would be able to talk with players directly through the client, and other community elements will be packed in.
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" The News and Courier of Charleston reported, "Senators, members of the press corps and visitors packed in the hearing room watched and listened in disbelief as Hollings detailed dozens of tragically poignant scenes of human suffering in his state.
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When it comes to "tasty or temporary," however, Mr. Zhao and I agreed that this ice cream gift basket from Jeni's Ice Cream, shipped next-day and packed in dry ice, would make either of us happy this holiday.
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And they have taken action: As officials in New York, Connecticut and New Jersey gathered aid and deployed forces, community groups and individuals staged relief efforts of their own, even flying back with chain saws packed in their luggage.
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Virginia Wade's Wimbledon champion's plate — or salver, as any proper Englishwoman would call it — is packed in a box, awaiting her imminent move from the Upper East Side of Manhattan to a new apartment near Manhasset, on Long Island.
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While some Lebanese media have floated a Houdini-like account of Ghosn being packed in a wooden container for musical instruments after a private concert in his home, his wife called the account pure fiction when contacted by Reuters.
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Customs officials at Kuala Lumpur International Airport found the more than 51 kg (112 lb) of horns on Friday, after a tip-off, packed in wooden crates in a cargo warehouse, airport customs director Hamzah Sundang told a news conference.
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"Her last tie to the District of Columbia—her apartment lease—ends on July 31, 2018, and there were boxes packed in her apartment consistent with a move at the time of her arrest on July 15, 2018," Liu wrote.
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Throughout the years, Pawan Agrawal has raised the awareness and social well-being of the dabbawallas in Mumbai, a group of white-hat wearing individuals responsible for delivering homemade food packed in tiffins (lunch boxes) to offices in the city.
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With no choice but to accept the money which came packed in bags weighing several tons, the woman, identified only by her surname Lu, decided to find a bank in Dongyang in Zhejiang, China, that would accept the hefty deposit.
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A few years ago, McDonald's had these Beanie Babies they packed in their kids meal, and for some reason my brother got ahold of one that was a monkey and he has always kept it in his hands ever since.
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She remembers the story of her friend from college, who invited the UPS guy in—this was exciting back then, a man wearing a brown-and-yellow uniform on your doorstep, ringing your doorbell, goodies packed in large cardboard boxes.
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Twenty floors above long weekend brunch lines and closed Wall Street offices, several dozen people packed in on a Sunday morning in May to get advice from Lyft's senior operations manager Seth Melnick and Deep Fork Capital Venture Capitalist Adam Besvinick.
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Individually wrapped and packed in boxes of five, the Christmas in July cakes are the same tree-shaped treats you know and love: Sweet vanilla cake slathered in luscious white chocolate and decorated with red icing and crunchy green sprinkles.
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They were advised that pickles without liquid in a zip bag were good to go as carry-on, but that pickles with pickle juice were only allowed in a carry-on bag if packed in a container of 3.4 oz.
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This is the theory behind NASA working on a prototype of a solar array that could be packed in a spacecraft to only take up 8.9 feet across, and then unfurl to an impressive 82 feet in diameter once deployed.
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There is a lot of shit packed in between those slices, and you don't want it to fall out all over the skillet (but if it does, it's ok, it will cook and get crusty and tasty fucking delicious anyway). 6.
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On a recent morning, she was at the Cathedral School in Hamar, 217 km (218 miles) north of Oslo, to take part in a debate with other young politicians in front of 218,250 high-school students packed in a gym hall.
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PARIS (Reuters) - With hundreds of migrants and asylum seekers packed in tents alongside a Paris canal and under a nearby bridge, charities are warning of the risk from drowning and violence if the authorities do not act to tackle makeshift camps.
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Steak and other meats are cooked "sous vide," a process in which meats are vacuum-packed in plastic and immersed in a water bath at low temperature for several hours, while chorizo is treated with high pressure to eliminate contamination.
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"If a lot of discriminatory data gets packed in, in other words, if that's how the world works, and the algorithm is doing nothing but sucking out information about how the world works, then the discrimination is perpetuated," she told Bloomberg.
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After removal, organs are placed in preservation solution and packed in sterile containers with an icy, slushy mixture—you want to keep them cool, but not freeze them solid—so they can be transferred to the recipient center and transplanted.
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By late afternoon a string of buses chugged out of the mosque with every seat filled and people packed in the aisles, instantly relocating an entire community of Muslims to a small town miles away where none had ever lived.
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In the village of Thuisbrunn, about 20 miles from Nuremberg, the brewery and restaurant are packed in nice weather, thanks to its location along the Five Seidla Trail, a popular, multi-brewery route in the Franconia region of northern Bavaria.
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In 2012, the T.S.A. barred a woman from taking a cupcake onto a plane, explaining that the cupcake was packed in a jar filled with icing and that the icing exceeded the amount of gel allowed in carry-on luggage.
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United Airlines, for example, accepts guns only from travelers who are 18 or older and permits ammunition to be packed in the same container as the firearm or a separate one, but no more than 11 pounds of ammunition are allowed.
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Here's how this thing works: Speakers and resonators are packed in everywhere, from the base to the top board to the inside of the hollow frame in order to recreate the sonic resonance that typically comes from a piano cabinet.
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The saga over the souvenir containers, which have labels printed in the "Aurebesh" language used in the movies, began not too long ago when a Twitter user asked the agency's "AskTSA" account whether the bottles could be packed in a suitcase.
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Schiff said that still leaves open the possibility of hiding explosives in a device packed in luggage in the hold of an aircraft, or smuggling a bomb into the seating area of a connecting flight to the United States or Britain.
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Gradually, the business took over the whole space — parts were cleaned ultrasonically in the kitchen; orders were packed in the living room — so the company moved to its current office in early 2016, and the couple moved to an apartment nearby.
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Lightly smoked and salt-cured diced salmon or tuna, a sauce and spices, each in separate pouches, come packed in the bowl with a serving of cooked rice that can be heated in a microwave before combining with the other ingredients.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The world's press packed in a gallery in the British House of Commons neo-gothic debating chamber late on Tuesday, watching out for clues of the outcome of a vote that would shake markets and deepen the Brexit turmoil.
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After pressure from former MP Jack Straw, Trading Standards, police, and the local paper, Smoker's World packed in their trade of research chemicals and synthetic substitutes—the idea being the consumption of these substances would plummet if they weren't so easily available.
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It may lack some of the aesthetic appeal of the other calendar apps covered in this list, but there's no doubting the number of features packed in here—CloudCal includes everything you would expect from a mobile calendar app and then some.
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If, as Morris claims, his materials constitute an artwork any time they are arranged in a manner that is responsive to their architectural setting, then by that definition they must be an artwork even when packed in crates and stuffed into a closet.
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Directed by Fede Alvarez ("Don't Breathe"), the film has its share of Scandi-noir motifs, from the dour colour scheme to the snowy evergreens, and it retains some of the novels' kinkiness: at one point Lisbeth is vacuum-packed in black latex.
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The midseason finale of How To Get Away With Murder really packed in the drama: Laurel (Karla Souza) gave early birth to her baby, Simon (Behzad Dabu) shot himself in a tragic, swivel chair related accident, and Asher (Matt McGorry) was arrested.
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It's a pricey one-time purchase — the 215-inch Surface Book 24.20 starts at $21.59,33, and the 23-inch model starts at $23,22 (without the stylus, the Surface Pen) — but one that's easier to justify when you consider how much is packed in.
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The model and icon packed in a full day of fun activities that included a spa facial, lounging at the beach, spinning at SoulCycle, a shopping spree and an hours-long selfie sesh – all while snapping pics featuring Zoolander's Blue Steel face. Flawless.
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Once a deal is struck and payment is waiting in escrow, drugs are packed in a vacuum-sealed bag using latex gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints or traces of DNA, and dipped in bleach as a further precaution against leaving forensic traces.
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The products, some bought from a Mexican supermarket chain, are packed in the port of Veracruz, the report said, calculating that the actual cost per box should have been $12.44 including shipping but that they were bought by the government for $42.
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On the night shift, once the urgent jobs are done, the junior doctors take a break, laying down our stethoscopes and pagers to eat Halal Snack Packs, a Western Sydney delicacy of meat and fries, smothered in garlic sauce and packed in Styrofoam.
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Some smugglers and vendors remain in business, though, and last year Indonesia's marine police in Bali seized more than 1,540 pounds of turtle meat, including more than 400 pounds packed in ice and sent by bus from the nearby island of Lombok.
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On Friday, the men, women and children packed in a pen beneath the international bridge that connects the United States to Mexico squatted on the ground, munching on sandwiches out of clear plastic bags while breathing in fumes from the cars above.
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Canopy Growth (CGC) interim CEO Mark Zekulin on Thursday packed in nine media interviews -- including one with CNN Business -- as part of his company's efforts to push back against a wave of investor dissatisfaction that has tanked its stock in recent months.
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Farzana Riaz, a leader of campaign group Trans Action Pakistan, told a news conference that sources in the transgender community in Saudi Arabia had told her the two Pakistani women were packed in sacks by police and then beaten to death with sticks.
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"As they ended the ceremony, exchanging 'Hell Yeahs' instead of 'I Dos,' 10 BASE jumper 'flower girls' lined along the cliff edges in tutus and jumped off one-by-one, releasing 5,000 flower petals that had been packed in their parachutes," the site states.
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But even if it had been packed in a more aesthetically pleasing way, international travelers cannot bring pork or pork products into the U.S. because of the risks of foreign animal diseases, including foot and mouth disease, classical swine fever, and swine vesicular disease.
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Though what he ended up with certainly worked out, it looked like it hurt; kneecap on packed-in dirt can't feel all that good, nor can a follow-through that sends the bat-head knocking straight into the ground and reverberations up the arm.
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Here's another simple movie about a guy named John Wick, his dog, some colorful background lights, an endless supply of guns, assassins on motorcycles, assassins in fancy hotels, more cool lighting... you know what to expect, and every bit of it is packed in here.
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And if this is a person you love almost as much as they love cheese, there is the Local Gourmet Milk Soaps Gift Set, which contains two of each soap and comes packed in a circular wood box, just like a wheel of cheese.
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The T cells are then cryogenically frozen, packed in a special cryovac container, and shipped off to the 180,000-square-foot Novartis mothership facility in Morris Plains, New Jersey, where they are thawed and reengineered to recognize a protein specific to the patient's cancer.
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It's got a mesh pocket for holding charging cables and other small accessories, and the exterior is a molded hard plastic wrapped in fabric that feels super durable, and yet doesn't take up much more room than the controller itself when packed in a bag.
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Clinton finally came out to address the biggest crowd of her campaign — 33,000 people packed in front of Independence Hall under the bright glow of a half moon — Mr. Obama gave his former rival a long hug and helped position her stool just right.
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If it came down to it, all the people packed in to Trafalgar Square, with their hopeful banners and their shouts of "wanker!" whenever anyone mentioned George Osborne, would be turned into a few wispy trails of radioactive smoke in the flash of an instant.
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Read more:Throngs of travelers arriving back in the US are jam-packed in airports after Trump's coronavirus travel banThe US extends European travel ban to UK and Ireland to contain coronavirusHow to change or cancel flights as coronavirus and travel restrictions cripple the airline industry
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It's a sign that Google feels confident it can ship these products that are packed, in theory, with impressive, cutting-edge AI. "We want to talk to you a little bit about the future," CEO Sundar Pichai said at the onset of the keynote.
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But in taking down a digital villain, Johnny opts to go Luddite, shunning a smartphone in favor of old-school gadgetry like exploding Jelly Babies and magnetic boots, all packed in a flirty red Aston Martin V8 Vantage that Atkinson bought for the film himself.
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Christian Walzer, the organization's executive director of health, said that the astonishing diversity of wild animals in markets like these, packed in small cages in crowded market stalls, created a perfect laboratory for the unintentional incubation of new viruses that can enter human cells.
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Both packed in events between Monday afternoon and Wednesday before leaving the state: Biden had meetings with advisers before going to New Hampshire, while Buttigieg had a fundraiser and a US Conference of Mayors speech, both in DC, followed by campaign events in South Carolina.
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The Fitbit Ionic starts shipping in October 2017, but we'll have our own review in the coming weeks once the software on the device has been finalized and we've had a chance to get to know this great sounding hardware packed in an unfortunate-looking body.
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Security experts say the decision to place devices bigger than a cellphone into checked bags on U.S.-bound flights from eight Middle East or North African states suggests Washington believes enough material can be packed in a laptop, usually disguised as its battery, to cause catastrophic damage.
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I only made it a couple miles down the 95 before I had to pull into a gas station and cry into the steering wheel, with the odds and ends of what had been a nice upper-middle-class upbringing packed in my slowly aging car.
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Packed in a crappy car with a bunch of gangly older boys on the way to Warped, I felt inadequate and shy, but when we cranked down all the windows and cranked up the music, I eased up, screaming along to the lyrics like everybody else.
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There have been a lot of advances in the desktop space since then, and with Intel releasing new Xeon processors earlier this year, and AMD expected to launch new GPUs in July, the time is right for a new Mac Pro with cutting edge tech packed in.
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Men packed in cages worked to get the reporters' attention, telling members of the press they did not have access to showers or toothbrushes; some of the detained said they'd been at the center for more than 40 days, and others claimed to be underfed and hungry.
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The newest release by Lady Gaga—a soundtrack album for her film A Star Is Born, both of which were released in full last Friday—is interesting, then, because it's a little of both, with a bit of a Gaga-for-Beginners class packed in to boot.
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Kelly began his appearance by explaining in painstaking detail what happens to the bodies of soldiers killed in action abroad, describing how the corpses of the fallen are packed in ice and moved from combat zones to bases in Europe and then to Dover Air Force Base.
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But Laredo residents recall the days in 2014 when women and children from Central America, who said they were fleeing from murderous criminal gangs, were packed in frigid detention cells here and crowded the bus station after they were released carrying only orders for a date before a judge.
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The lady sitting beside me is clearly North Dakotan — super sweet, tells me about the terrible weather, eats a piece of white bread during the flight that was packed in her bag, and orders a tomato juice with ice (and not the spicy kind) from the flight attendant.
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Popular Mechanics drew up a list of 70 tools everyone should own, and if I have quibbles (that's a lot of shovels), it's still a good list to read against whatever your loved one's got in the shop or packed in a closet, if you're still looking for gifts.
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Somehow there is harmony between hand-wrought Mediterranean flourishes, Chinese influences and fusty English armoires, between post-Impressionist-inspired pottery from the Omega Workshops (the studio started by the English art critic and painter Roger Fry) and the yellowing edges of first editions packed in a neo-Classical bookcase.
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Setting the Dash Wand up is simple — it runs on two AAA batteries, which come packed in the box, and then it's just a matter of opening the Amazon app on your phone, holding down the button until the light turns orange, and adding the Wand to your Wi-Fi.
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There are hundreds of mini biographies packed in here, and more often than not they begin with an unconventional girl, working to support herself, sometimes married to a free-thinking, liberal-leaning man, who sees injustice in her life and her world and looks around for a way to change it.
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To further show that Butina is a flight risk, the government's filing Wednesday argued that her last connection to the District of Columbia — her apartment lease — ends July 31, and there were boxes packed in it consistent with a forthcoming move at the time of her arrest on July 85033.
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Despite rather unremarkable beginnings, Fringe proved itself to be no ordinary mystery or crime-solving show: Over the course of its run, it packed in monsters, time travel, futuristic overlords, and doppelgängers — plus some of the most thoughtful explorations of what it means to be human in recent TV memory.
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Serves 2Prep Time: 5 minutesCook Time: 5 minutesIngredients1 5-oz can of tuna, packed in water or oil and drained1/13 small bell pepper or 2 to 3 mini peppers, diced1 scallion, finely chopped3 tbsp Hidden Valley® Original Ranch® Dressing2 bagels2 slices cheddar, colby, or Jack cheese Instructions1.
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"Every attempt that was made from within and especially from outside to denigrate the process and glorify the old politics of division, only made Rwandans more defiant and more determined to express ourselves through the vote," Kagame told thousands of people packed in a football stadium to watch the ceremony.
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This weekend's Machines in Music is one of those events that is sure to fit the warehouse perfectly: all kinds of strange sounds from modular synthesizer hardware will fill its walls for two days, with 47 exhibitors from North America and Europe packed in to show off their knob-filled goods.
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But when it returns in June 2017, newly slathered in HD shine and engineered to make the most of Sony's PS4 Pro and its 4K visuals, WipEout (which is packed in alongside both HD Fury and 19983) will be missing one vital part of its first-blush appeal: its bespoke CoLD SToRAGE soundtrack.
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There are various routes into the role (responsibilities at Swansea are handled by a mum-and-son duo) but Manchester City's long-serving kit man Les Chapman only picked up the sock-iron once he'd packed in a career as a journeyman midfielder, and player-manager of both Stockport and Preston North End.
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They say the Kelly who offered a detailed and moving account of how the bodies of soldiers killed in action are packed in ice before being transported back to their families is the same man they've known for years -- someone who speaks his mind and feels deeply about service to the country.
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They say the Kelly who offered a detailed and moving account of how the bodies of soldiers killed in action are packed in ice before being transported back to their families is the same man they've known for years — someone who speaks his mind and feels deeply about service to the country.
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Google has thus far failed to ship a hunk of plastic that helps you attach your phone to a controller — a thing that should have been packed in with the original controller, a thing that costs $15 for some reason, a thing that is nothing more than molded plastic and a spring.
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In June, 2015, Juliana, who was then thirteen, and her sisters set off in the back of a truck, covered by a nylon tarp, packed in with other migrants heading north; at one point, in a jungle along the border between Guatemala and Mexico, Juliana had an asthma attack and the smugglers almost abandoned her.
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The payload will be delivered via a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) H-IIB rocket, packed in an H-II Transport Vehicle (HTV) unpiloted cargo spacecraft, which will then rendezvous with the ISS to offload science experiments and new lithium-ion batteries for use in replacing older nickel-hydrogen ones used on the orbital laboratory.
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The room where we got a look at Ili was far too loud to test it in (so FYI, business travelers, CES and other conferences are not a friendly environment for the sleek, on-the-go translator), but the idea is that you could get everything inside that unwieldy phrase book packed in this tiny thing.
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The startup most notably developed the Here One earbuds, a competitor to Apple's AirPods that packed in noise-cancelling and a feature called "active listening," which allowed users to augment the way they heard the world around them so they could tune out the hum of traffic or a jet engine while still being able to hear human voices.
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The marketing brains behind Solo: A Star Wars Story would like you to know they have wed the film's name in branding matrimony with the most obvious pun you, me, or they could think of: Solo cups, the No. 1 choice for college kids playing beer pong and people who can't remember which box their dishes are packed in.
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When the two men plunged into the unforgiving wilderness of the Adirondacks, they had scant experience and supplies better suited to boys running away from home than to convicted killers fleeing a maximum-security prison: pepperoni sticks, toilet paper, a cache of black pepper, an electric shaver and 40 granola bars, all packed in a cloth guitar case.
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In gut-wrenching detail, Kelly spoke of the meticulous process by which the bodies of American troops are returned to the United States -- "their first stop is when they are packed in ice" -- and spoke of military casualty officers proceeding "to break the heart of a family member" by informing them of their child or spouse's death.
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So while the notorious Lower East Side tenements described by Jacob Riis in "How the Other Half Lives" packed in some 1,183 people per acre, leaving only 13 percent of the tenement blocks as open space, Queensbridge Houses in Queens, from 1939 — one of the largest public housing complexes in North America — was built for 245 people per acre.
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Not that $18818903,200 is too expensive for what you're getting, as Sony has packed in tremendous value, including an extremely versatile 24-200mm (35mm equivalent) zoom range, 20fps continuous burst mode shooting, a flip-up touch screen, built-in image stabilization and the same powerful autofocus technologies you'll find on its flagship full-frame interchangeable lens pro cameras.
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But on top of being the hero of the night on the ice, he also was delivering legendary post-game comments: And just to give you an idea of where the man came from, his whole crew down at Johnny's IceHouse—where he usually plays for his beer league—packed in to take in their friend's debut.
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After landing in Mumbai late Tuesday night, Apple CEO Tim Cook has already packed in a visit to the city's famous Shree Siddhivinayak Temple before filling his diary with a string of meetings with CEOs of telecom giants such as Reliance and Bharti Airtel, other industry leaders and a tete-a-tete with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the weekend.
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Salt Spring Island mussels or spot prawns (depending on the season) are cooked over hot rocks laced with seaweed to pay homage to the two-thousand-year-old Algonquin technique of cooking shellfish packed in seaweed and buried with hot rocks—a technique which, if you weren't familiar with Algonquin cooking methods, you might think began and ended with New England-style clambakes.
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The LG V20 was an "everything-but-the-kitchen-sink" sort of phone, one that packed in tons of features like dual cameras, 32-bit quad DAC, and, of course, a second display right above the screen, although it was held back by a few issues, including the massive size of the device and lack of waterproofing (as noted by my colleague Chris Welch in his review).
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In the new automated warehouse we are implementing a process governed by our software and leveraging a packing machine that automatically performs the packing operations: the order item is fed to the machine and, at the end of a quick automated process, the order comes out packed in a very high standard and bespoke box, labelled and ready to be handed over to the carriers.
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And then they're flown to, usually, Europe where they're then packed in ice again and flown to Dover Air Force Base, where Dover takes care of the remains, embalms them, meticulously dresses them in their uniform with the medals that they've earned, the emblems of their service, and then puts them on another airplane linked up with a casualty officer escort that takes them home.
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You even get some handy new improvements including a more accessible microSD card slot, a more compact body with smaller bezels, and a power adapter that actually comes packed in the box—something you won't get with the purchase of a New 3DS or 3DS XL. But what might be the best thing about the 2DS XL is what you're not paying for: Nintendo's gimmicky 23D graphics tech.
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Over several days last week, the jury listened to testimony on topics ranging from Mr. Pugh's Internet searches and the propaganda he viewed (which included scenes of beheadings and crucifixions under the Islamic State), to the type of clothing Mr. Pugh packed in his backpack ("all-terrain sandals," an F.B.I. agent testified about his footwear), as the prosecution made its case that Mr. Pugh was destined for Syria.
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I assumed the army was terrible, but it would just be terrible for me: I'm soft-edged and too tall and in the field I would be shot to death by snipers within seconds, and I hate being shouted at and I cry really easily, and I like food that doesn't come vacuum-packed in a weird foil sachet that I have to cook myself over an impromptu fire.
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But the fanciest one on the list has just been introduced to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the McIlhenny Company, the producer based on Avery Island, La. Bottled with gold foil and packed in a box to suggest Champagne, it is made from specially selected peppers that are mashed with salt and aged for up to 15 years instead of the usual three, then mixed with sparkling wine vinegar, not the garden variety.
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"Sugar, packed in items like sugar-sweetened beverages and snacks, consumed consistently over many years can promote excess weight gain -- especially through the overproduction of insulin, which clears the blood of sugar (storing the calories as fat), and this leaves a child wanting more and more sugar," said Kathy Isoldi, a registered dietitian nutritionist and associate professor of nutrition at Long Island University, Post, who conducts research aimed at reducing childhood obesity prevalence.
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But he nevertheless lit up when he talked about it, or about the more creative work he's gotten to do, like A Fractured Land: Tales of the Northern Realms, a 96-page lore book that came with the hardcover edition of the official The Witcher 3 guide, or The Improved Emperor's Guide to Tamriel, a 224-page illustrated guide to the lands of Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls Online that was packed in with the game's "Imperial" collector's edition.
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