Kenny puts one cupcake under a paper cup, the competing cupcake under a paper cup, and a truly sharp spike under a third cup.
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Her male companion handed her a paper cup of wine.
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The new cup looks just like Starbucks' current paper cup.
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Finns like to say, 'We got a nice paper cup for you!
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In the original photo, May held a paper cup without a straw.
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Medical-grade spacers are expensive; the paper cup served the same purpose.
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Last year, Starbucks implemented a paper cup fee at all of its U.K.cafes.
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It's served in a paper cup and it only costs 3,000 won, or about $2.50.
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I emotionlessly consume flavorless "breakfast pasta" out of a paper cup and survey the scene.
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There were towels and soap and a paper-cup dispenser on top of the sink.
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"You're just getting a better cup of coffee than in a paper cup," says Slavutsky.
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For example, Dunkin (DNKN)' eliminated styrofoam cups in 2018 in favor of a new paper cup.
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With the single "Paper Cup," we have Amelia Meath from Sylvan Esso singing in the chorus.
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Using a Vessel cup 24 times, Tucker says, scores an environmental "win" over a paper cup.
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The brew is served in a paper cup and only costs 3,000 won, or about $2.50.
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The voice of Estrella's mother emerges from an empty paper cup, followed by a long-nailed hand.
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For $3.59 I got a thick, perfectly creamy chocolate malt in a pink-and-red paper cup.
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The KFC also serves cheap beer in a paper cup for just 3,000 won, or about $2.50.
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The five pence fee will be added automatically to any paper cup purchase in the participating stores.
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People drinking inside a branch will be offered their drink in a ceramic, rather than paper, cup.
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MASSACHUSETTS: The Hoodsie Cup is a small waxed-paper cup filled with chocolate and vanilla ice cream.
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We lined up to be served a small paper cup of tea and returned to our seats.
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Istvan is blond, Ken-doll handsome, and barrel-chested, and the paper cup looked tiny in his hand.
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Rather than ordering my latte in its standard paper cup and plastic lid, I brought my own Welly bottle.
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An empty paper cup and other refuse lies between the doll, who is missing a leg, and the sidewalk.
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Coffee No. 4 came in a half-filled paper cup from a spot on 36th Street and Eighth Avenue.
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Investigators then obtained his DNA from a paper cup that fell from his truck in early May, the Herald reported.
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There's even bottle service in the form of one woman's flask and a fast food paper cup filled with ice.
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Gone are the days when you could just roll into work with a leaky paper cup from the corner bodega.
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"He's so cute," she whispers, as P.T. strains to suck up the last drop of milkshake in the paper cup.
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Starbucks is to test a 5 pence (7 cent) paper cup charge at all 950 of its coffeehouses in Britain.
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These days $3,000 will buy you 3 iPhone Xs, or Elvis Presley's once used paper cup ... from 6 decades ago!
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Lizzie and Kaitlyn celebrate the moment by sipping from a can of Coke and a paper cup of Diet Coke, respectively.
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The balls are often tossed over a paper cup of rice noodles soaked in a mix of artery-arresting salty sauces.
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Starbucks (SBUX) is testing out a new paper cup that uses less plastic and is in the process of eliminating plastic straws.
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Instead of scribbling illegible names onto each paper cup, Jason Tocewicz is adding doodles, caricatures, and famous animated faces to each order.
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The coffee giant is also testing a 5 pence (6 cent) paper cup charge at all 950 of its coffeehouses in Britain.
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" For instance, Niv says, you don't want to "grip a paper cup with the same force we would have used for a mug.
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Not only did it keep my coffee hot way longer than a paper cup, I was discounted 10 cents for my green swap.
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An ebullient Bezos, in a blue hard hat, popped the cork of a jeroboam of champagne and splashed it into everyone's paper cup.
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We're handed a scorecard, a paper cup with the bottom cut out (to smell through), a pencil and a numbered sticker to wear.
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But the chai at Chaiwali is not the lukewarm broth of dirty milk in a paper cup that you get in coffee shops.
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Starbucks on Friday said it was looking to test a 5-pence paper cup charge in 25 stores across London starting in February.
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The lavish set even has a sterling silver "paper cup" listed as one of the gift items, which is typically valued at $625.
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To ensure that she received the appropriate dosage of medication, Dr. Elisondo fashioned a spacer for her inhaler out of a paper cup.
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Her innovation rings through in simple sequences where Shine's graffiti springs to life or Estrella speaks to otherworldly forces through a paper cup.
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Actually, it's too late to choose ... the old vintage paper cup sold at auction over the weekend, with a winning bid of $3,300.
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Then they conducted a focus group, which Teigen totally rigged by putting Legend's in a paper cup and hers in a nice cardboard ramekin.
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Exactly what filming Starbucks employees who refuse to write "Trump" on a paper cup is supposed to accomplish is beyond my powers of reasoning.
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You may not be able to have breakfast at Tiffany's, but you can have your breakfast beverages from a $95 Tiffany's faux-paper cup.
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" Why it matters: Starbucks announced that it is working on a "new bio-liner, made partially from plant-based materials for its paper cup.
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Between us on his desk—on either side of a paper cup of black coffee—are two trays of dead ants stuck through with pins.
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Someone's selling a crusty paper cup that might've once touched Elvis Presley's lips and there are people already willing to drop over $150 for it.
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"We will investigate the impact of a 5 pence charge on a paper cup, coupled with prominent marketing of reusable cups," the coffee giant said.
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"It's really horrible to love something and suck at it so much," Ms. Peet said, as she went to fill a paper cup with water.
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So when the woman in the lab coat pulls you into the bathroom and offers you a paper cup of clean H2O, you take it.
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Seattle (CNN Business)After years of looking for greener alternatives to its paper cup — which is lined with plastic — Starbucks is testing out something new.
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"We will investigate the impact of a 5p charge on a paper cup, coupled with prominent marketing of reusable cups, on customer behaviour," the statement continues. .
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Customers at its South Terminal location will be able to either request a free reusable cup or pay 5 pence (6 cents) for a paper cup.
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Such was the case with this video of the band Dancing Noodle making electronic dance music using just rubber chickens, a table, and a paper cup.
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Starbucks has something called a pup cup which is a small paper cup with a dollop of whipped cream and it is my dog's *everything* pic.twitter.
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Dunkin' Donuts said Tuesday it is getting rid of its controversial foam cups by 2020 and will replace them with a new double-walled paper cup.
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I asked the waiter to put my cocoa in a paper cup and headed for Gezi Park, the center of major protests in the summer of 2013.
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Its civic engagement — and unease — has been on display since last week, when it released a special edition paper cup meant as a statement of national unity.
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So if people are going to be mad about a holiday-themed paper coffee cup, it makes sense that it would be Starbucks's holiday-themed paper cup.
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For example, if I squeeze a paper cup full of hot coffee, we know what will happen, but that information is very hard to find on the Internet.
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The May morning of the MTV Movie Awards, Gigi Gorgeous sat in the dining room of her girlfriend's Toluca Lake mansion, sipping Red Bull from a paper cup.
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Starbucks (SBUX) is joining in on the fun by eliminating all plastic straws by this year and is testing out a new paper cup that uses less plastic.
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"Back in the days of original herbal medicine, there was much less of a distinction between drugs and food," Osmond says, pouring me yarrow tea into a paper cup.
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Until Sunday, Elvis fanatics can take a break from wondering if he's in Home Alone and take their chances bidding on a paper cup he might have used instead.
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Tijuana custom also demands pausing between bites of a birria taco for a sip of birria broth, known as consomé and generally given away in a small paper cup.
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The idiosyncratic structure is reminiscent of a crumpled paper cup that has been inverted and slashed by a capricious hand, with irregular bands of fenestration tracking the building's contours.
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In February, for instance, Starbucks launched a five pence paper cup charge in a number of its stores across London, with proceeds from the levy donated to environmental charity Hubbub.
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It can be had as a single patty between buns with coleslaw, as the Fried Chicken Burg, or in a paper cup, with barbecue sauce, as bite-size Chicken Nugs.
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Starbucks has launched a five pence (seven cents) paper cup charge in 35 of its stores across London, with proceeds from the levy to be donated to environmental charity Hubbub.
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"I am trying to integrate into your society by cleaning our streets," reads a small cardboard sign he has placed next to a paper cup, hoping for donations from appreciative Romans.
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If I don't love the fact that I use a paper cup every morning for my coffee, she asks, maybe I can donate them and commit to buying a reusable one?
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Booker walked over to the witness table with a paper cup filled with coffee and handed it to Ford after she finished delivering her opening statement before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Flipping it out of the paper cup and eating it by hand, like Mr. Jordan used to do in his youth, probably would have worked better than using a big spoon.
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On the boardwalk, at a county fair and on road trips, where they're the best thing to eat while driving, one hand in the paper cup, other hand on the wheel.
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I took another sip from my teacup-size demitasse and noticed that of all the people drinking coffee around me, a travel mug or paper cup was nowhere to be found.
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Garnishes intended to top a meal are a challenge, too, because they are loaded in the bottom of a paper cup, then smothered with whatever will rest beneath them on the plate.
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"We will investigate the impact of a 5p charge on a paper cup, coupled with prominent marketing of reusable cups, on customer behavior," it said in a statement posted on its website.
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The cup will be displayed beside one of its more modern counterparts, a waxed paper cup that was manufactured in the 1990s and used to serve hot drinks on Air India flights.
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When I was at a festival recently, my hungover friends thought it a wonderful treat to pass around a paper cup of lukewarm strawberry milk to share around the circle one morning.
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It was a simple gesture captured in a photograph: Malcolm Turnbull, the prime minister of Australia, leaning over and placing money in the paper cup of a homeless man in Melbourne this week.
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"I'm worried about my dog being hated by the neighbourhood," Beijinger Wang Fengyun said, adding that while he hasn't found any animal-grade facial protection, he made one himself with a paper cup.
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LONDON — It is a worldwide emblem of urban life, as ubiquitous as the clutched paper cup of latte or the sight of a pedestrian in rapt communication with the screen of a smartphone.
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Every day the dispensing nurse greeted me with a smile, a plastic cup of thick pink methadone fluid, and a paper cup of water that was supposed to wash away the foul taste.
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It was January, and I stood at the edge of a lake north of Siem Reap, Cambodia, wielding a paper cup of stale instant coffee in one hand and my iPhone in the other.
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In loamy soil a few feet away, the group collected some wine bottles, while Collier found—and chose to ignore—a paper cup teeming with ants, presumably getting blotto on the residue of lemonade.
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This one might be the most candid, with Lively and her pals sort of eating dessert out of a paper cup (with Lively sporting a perfectly made up face): ...and so has our sweet tooth!
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One famous K-pop diet, known as the "Paper Cup Diet," involves eating nine paper cups — the size of the ones you'd find by water coolers — worth of whole grains, fruits, and vegetables every day.
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I crossed the office with the purpose of throwing the branded paper cup away, but I found that it was unexpectedly heavy; it still had coffee in it, six ounces or so, just abandoned there.
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The film traces the very uneventful days of an android who's a kind of interstellar U.P.S. driver, delivering packages containing tokens of memory — a fishing lure, a cigarette butt, a crumpled paper cup — to lonely humans.
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And to judge by Forrest Manis, who was out canvassing voters in Atlanta one afternoon with a paper cup full of Sanders buttons, the party cannot just assume that young and liberal voters are Democratic voters.
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Seated at a table in his office, sipping from a paper cup of tea, A.G. Sulzberger recalled a phrase in Adolph Ochs's will asking his descendants to maintain the editorial independence and integrity of The Times.
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Outside the desert pot shop, Two Roots' parent company's founder, Kevin Love (not the NBA player, just a guy from New Jersey with vocal fry), offers a paper cup of lager to a woman with pink hair.
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"Jamaican Jammer" was the strawberry-banana-yogurt concoction I ordered as a middle-schooler—or sampled in that small, white paper cup—and others like "Mango Me Crazy" or "Peach on the Beach" were equally uncomplicated blends.
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Josh Baines (again): If you blindfolded me and asked me to decide between the usual light beer served in a paper cup and a glass of my own piss, I honestly wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
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It was early still—we had set our alarms, we wanted the whole day for the city—and I needed coffee first, which meant a complicated machine with a digital screen, then waiting for the paper cup to fill.
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IDLIB, Syria (Reuters) - Hudhayfa al-Shahad strapped a colorful paper cup filled with cotton and charcoal to a child's face and tightened a plastic bag around his head: an improvised gas mask if chemicals once again fall on Syria's Idlib.
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"A paper cup, as far as I know, has never killed any sea creatures," said Jan Dell, an engineer who used to work in the plastics industry and now runs the Last Beach Cleanup, an advocacy group focused on plastic pollution.
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The latest word on Dunkin's website is that although they have examined "every commercially available material and tested both a double-walled paper cup and a #5 recyclable polypropylene cup in restaurants in the US," they simply could find nothing to their satisfaction.
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In that sense Art Basel is a unique place — where else would you see the art collector Jose Mugrabi sitting in an open-air courtyard sipping coffee from a paper cup after standing in line for half an hour to get it?
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This is frozen fruit juice — pineapple the night I had it — in a paper cup, a tribute to the homemade Popsicles Mr. Jordan used to whip up out of powdered drink mix and sell when he was a boy in St. Petersburg.
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So a startling account of Lebovitz's attempt to urinate into a flimsy paper cup (French banks seek reassurance about the health of clients to whom they're about to extend a loan) artfully concludes with his recommended ingredients for pizza aux pissenlits (dandelion flatbread).
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But as he nursed a paper cup of coffee, Frank Wagner, 72, a retired industrial worker, represented a potential danger to Mr. Trump's support, particularly in Iowa, a swing state that flipped into the Republican column after twice voting for Mr. Obama.
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A decade later he joined American Can in its strategic planning group, then moved to jobs at Lily-Tulip Cup, a large paper cup manufacturer; Crown Zellerbach, a timber and pulp corporation; and Consolidated Press Holdings, a media and publishing company in Australia.
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What I really want is to be able to sit down on a bit of grass, slowly sip on a very expensive, very foamy, nearly-pint sloshed into a paper cup, while a band or DJ I'm not really fussed about noodles away in the background.
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Available in white or black versions to blend in with the cups used by your city's most popular coffee chain, the $12 reusable Lolo Lids also create an airtight seal around your can when inserted into a paper cup, helping to keep its contents cooler longer.
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Or the nights I sat in warm summer air outside Shakespeare and Company, listening to a visiting author read from their novel, sipping wine out of a paper cup and letting my eye roam over the buttresses and the spire I could see just across the river.
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Maybe a diner will claim to have found an offensive message scrawled on a receipt or paper cup; maybe an employee is accused of choosing to deny customers service over the color of their skin, their disability status, or their work as a law enforcement officer.
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If you're the type of person who is content with simply eating a scoop of vanilla or chocolate ice cream out of the a basic paper cup, we just came across an ice cream shop in Orange County, California that's going to make you rethink your dessert habits.
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This time, however, Leeson has added a new element that may trouble some visitors: before being handed the keys to the hotel room, viewers are asked to take a sip of water from a paper cup that will then be sent to a forensic lab for DNA testing.
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Unilever's attempt to mitigate the environmental impact of its tea bags comes in the same week that Starbucks announced it was introducing a five pence (seven cents) paper cup charge in 35 of its stores across London, with proceeds from the levy to be donated to environmental charity Hubbub.
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A giant paper cup of scalding liquid to be sipped over half an hour is not something often seen in an Italian's hands — unless it's on a trip to the United States, where a visit to Starbucks is considered part of the experience, like the Grand Canyon or a Manhattan museum.
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Now, the thing about the chicken curry pancake, when it does finally arrive, is that it looks precisely like a pancake envelope full of vomit with a small ramekin of pilau rice on the side, nuzzled up against a wet paper cup of tooth-dissolvingly sweet mango chutney and some thin yogurt.
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When Castro reached the end of the dugout, he encountered shortstop Didi Gregorius holding a paper cup as a "microphone" and infielder Ronald Torreyes holding up basket of sunflower seeds to serve as the "camera" so the second baseman could talk about the homer like he would to the media after the game.
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He told me about playing games like potsy, stickball, handball, and ringolevio, and, for the first time but by no means the last, about an enchanted pastry called a charlotte russe, a rosette of whipped cream on a disk of sponge cake served in a scalloped paper cup, topped with a Maraschino cherry.
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Enjoy a tiny Spongebob paper cup of red wine at a kid's birthday party, stick a few macros in a beer helmet and do some yard work (climate permitting), or park yourself and a sixer in front of the tube for the only holiday ritual that damages more brains than interfamilial political discourse: football!
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As he sips from a paper cup one night on Myrtle Avenue, dapping all the passersby in front of a late night Chinese food spot by Adelphi Street, Rucker sounds like a public defender when he cites the 180.80 Criminal Procedure Statute governing the amount of time the state can hold you without a hearing.
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"It's not something we anticipated to be such a public thing, I was just more sharing it because I thought it was interesting, because I happened to document it — like literally set my phone in a paper cup near the ramp when we were doing it, because I knew that she would want to see it."
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A disciplinary order sets in, in which we buy ourselves more time by sipping drinks slowly, leaving a cold pool collecting dust at the bottom of the paper cup, or setting up a meeting two hours into our time — at which point, we hope, the clock resets because we "referred a friend" to the goods on sale.
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