Some peeled foods, like the peeled avocado, can be genuinely useful for folks, but it's hard to say the same of ... a peeled lime?
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Like, say, the ones found in pomegranates: You may see totally peeled watermelons what about Completely peeled pomegranates!
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Here, gaming YouTuber SSSniperWolf takes us through some of the most disturbing peeled foods, including a "peeled watermelon" (disturbing), a peeled aloe vera leaf (gelatinous), and a bouncy ball egg (a fun science experiment that will make you want to vomit).
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Some reviewers peeled off a protective film on top of the phone's new foldable display that was not meant to be peeled off.
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People just can't believe how weird limes look when they're peeled — or perhaps the truly weird thing is that they have never seen a peeled lime before.
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Servings: 6Total: 25 minutes Ingredients 2 pounds carrots, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces2 pounds russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces2 pounds sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieceskosher salt and freshly ground white pepper, to taste1 cup heavy cream16 tablespoons unsalted butter Directions 1.
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Servings: 215 Ingredients220 medium-sized sweet potatoes, peeled and cubed1 small butternut squash or ½ a large butternut squash, peeled, and cubed2 Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and cubed½ cup unsalted butter3 tablespoons maple syrup1 teaspoon kosher salt1/8 teaspoon ground sage153/8 teaspoon ground thyme1/8 teaspoon dried rosemarypinch of ground cinnamon Directions 1.
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So keep your eyes peeled for them in late 2019.
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I did keep my eyes peeled in Penn Station, though.
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Keep your eyes peeled for more strikeouts to come. 5.
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Keep your eyes peeled or you might miss the magic!
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Whenever you're doing some septic work, keep your eyes peeled.
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Skin being peeled off is another big thing of mine.
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The driver peeled out, and there was shouting behind them.
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Until then, we'll keep our eyes peeled for more rumors.
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Wait, there's more: Each bean must then be peeled individually.
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The van peeled out, and the passengers erupted into cheers.
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In the past year, #MeToo victories have peeled away thick
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Drucker is seen holding a peeled grapefruit in her lap.
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Slowly, strategically, she peeled away layers and levels of resistance.
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We've got our eyes peeled for more Stars Hollow scoop.
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So keep your eyes peeled for where we're headed next!
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Pelosi has already peeled off two of her opponents — Reps.
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A comet's tail wilted, Saturn's rings peeled at the edges.
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Keep your eyes (or eye) peeled for more info soon ...
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Moments later, he was being peeled off Saunders by the referee.
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You pointed, shot, and peeled each one apart to develop it.
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Until then, keep your eyes peeled for any more Instagram clues.
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Total time: 10 minutes 4 hard-cooked eggs, peeled and chopped
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I must cut the potatoes and have them peeled before then.
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So keep your eyes peeled on the "Transition 2017" Youtube channel.Â
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His shirt is peeled off, and sweat drips from his chin.
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In the latest film, one layer of Bob is peeled away.
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Magic Leap still isn't saying, but we'll keep our eyes peeled.
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It's not the skin, because that's already been peeled and replaced.
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Keep your eyes peeled for Missi Pyle's role as a zookeeper.
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Rub a peeled garlic clove over the top of each slice.
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Windows were shattered, and even the wood siding was peeled off.
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Parts of rural and white working class America peeled off too.
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The paint peeled, coming off the wall in foot-long strips.
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You simply have to keep your eyes peeled to find it.
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Keep your eyes peeled for this collab to pop up soon.
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The paint peeled, coming off the wall in foot-long strips.
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Naturally, people love to peel food that should not be peeled, which means there are dozens of opportunities to freak your brain out so much that you dream of peeled lemons for the next six weeks.
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Servings: 4Prep: 15 minutesTotal: 45 minutes for the curry:2 large potatoes, cut into 1-inch pieces½ pumpkin, peeled and cut into1 tablespoon coconut oil3 tablespoons curry powder33 tablespoons cayenne pepper6 large vine-ripe tomatoes, cored and diced3 garlic cloves, peeled and roughly chopped1 bunch scallions, diced23 (23-inch) piece ginger, peeled and minced215 carrots, peeled and diced24 red bell peppers, stem and seeds removed, diced½ head cauliflower, broken into florets22 bunch fresh thyme22 4003/2400 cups coconut milkkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste for the quinoa:210 (25-ounce) bag of red quinoa1 scallion, lightly bashed1 (1-inch) piece ginger, peeled and smashed2 tablespoons coconut milkpink Himalayan rock salt, to taste 1.
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Pour the contents out and you'll be left with perfectly peeled garlic.
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And next time you board a commercial flight, keep your eyes peeled.
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Keep your eyes peeled, unless you're really into the double notch thing.
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So I think that's probably peeled a few votes off of Trump.
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The paint was peeled off — and it is not a cheap house.
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What's more, his coalition peeled off votes in the ruling party's strongholds.
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Needless to say, we'll definitely be keeping our eyes peeled for that.
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And we'll certainly be keeping our eyes peeled for what comes next.
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Makes: 3 cups 2 medium red bell peppers, roasted, peeled and chopped
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Keep your ears perked and eyes peeled for unexpected insights and revelations.
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Keep your eyes peeled on the site between November 24 and 27.
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Pieces of fruit are peeled to reveal the textures of other fruits.
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"It finally peeled off," he tells PEOPLE, adding that it wasn't pretty.
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" "Once the piece is peeled, I begin outlining the coffee with ink.
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Supple pink petals peeled open to the sunlight to expose magenta capillaries.
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Place the peeled garlic in a pan and add water until covered.
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Sculptor Alex Chinneck peeled back the facade of a building in Milan.
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Paint peeled, concrete cracked, and there was no reason to fix it.
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"Have you ever peeled grapes for 12?" she told Nation's Restaurant News.
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Make sure you're sitting down when you look at the peeled grapes.
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Others stood vertical, as if the cyclone had peeled open a can.
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Keep your eyes peeled for the 3-D-print knit blazer ($285).
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Once peeled, the banana revealed a piece of paper with coaching tips.
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I peeled off a layer and left my coat in the snow.
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Both men peeled away in their respective motorcades well ahead of schedule.
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I'll pass on fresh produce, unless it's something that can be peeled.
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Paint has peeled away in thick chunks that dangle like gray leaves.
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In a couple of instances they peeled political party stickers from windshields.
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Instead, the passenger door clicked open and a familiar-looking guy peeled out.
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Pretty soon, as usual, he peeled off and made for the summit alone.
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Parties once allied to the president have also peeled away, including minor parties.
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The satellite image shows the roof peeled back and the structure heavily damaged.
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When I peeled it off, my undereye puffiness was visibly reduced — no lie.
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Click here to view original GIFA peeled orange and a red bell pepper.
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There were a lot of layers to me peeled back for this marriage.
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THE WEEKEND Saturday • Keep your eyes peeled for eagles in Inwood Hill Park.
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Pomegranate Peach Ice Cubes Ingredients13 peaches, peeled and pittedPomegranate arilsIce-cube tray Instructions1.
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Keep your eyes peeled between now and the start of the 2017 season.
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And keep your eye peeled for your profile invitation in a few weeks.
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That's exactly why the Twittersphere is freaking out over photos of peeled limes.
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They really should be peeled, especially for these lovely mashed favas on toast.
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So keep your eyes peeled for the next color that you can't see.
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Back on shore, Hardt peeled off her mask and inhaled the ocean breeze.
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"Go back to Mexico," someone hollered from an S.U.V. as it peeled away.
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That doesn't mean I don't have my eyes peeled for new projects, however.
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Have we learned nothing from the Whole Foods peeled orange fiasco of 2016?
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We're guessing it will take place on Snapchat, so keep your eyes peeled.
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Paint had peeled off it in spots, and it was starting to rust.
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The exterior paint peeled and chipped, and the wood underneath began to rot.
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Now, 40 years later, my daughter's ballet school protocol peeled back my brain.
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The storm peeled off all the copper and some of the plywood backing.
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" And she assures that "it won't make you look like a peeled tomato.
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They peeled themselves off the floor and spread out to run the piece.
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They peeled off the forehead and took 90 seconds to register a color.
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Colorful red and orange plaster had peeled from some buildings, leaving brick exposed.
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But one parachutist peeled off from the others and slipped out of view.
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Just remember to plan ahead and keep your eyes peeled for price drops.
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Get one of those plastic tubs of peeled garlic cloves at the market.
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In another instance a woman says he peeled sunburned skin off her arm.
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Add 4-5 peeled tomatoes (quality canned ones are fine out of season).
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Like a plastic surgeon with a supernatural touch, the central government peeled away centuries.
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But Johnson peeled out of the lot, with the tires screeching on the pavement.
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Elsewhere, investors will keep their eyes peeled for any headline on the Sino-U.
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First, there's the issue with the protective laminate, which some reviewers apparently peeled off.
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The coconut chunks are fully peeled, making them easy to throw into any recipe.
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Throughout this process, DeepMind peeled off instances of AlphaStar and send them to Battle.
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The front right fender was peeled back, and the trunk was crumpled and open.
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That's when four players peeled off their jerseys to reveal the hidden message: #EQUALPAY.
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Total time: 15 minutes GUACAMOLE TRADICIONAL 4 firm-ripe avocados, halved, pitted and peeled
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"We've already peeled away from classical computers, onto a totally different trajectory," they said.
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She peeled it off and pulled some facial hair off at the same time.
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Animal bits get eaten, skin gets peeled off of bodies, blood showers are taken.
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Roofs were peeled away, sent airborne, and homes were split open by fallen trees.
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"If peeled and washed thoroughly you can reduce your risk quite significantly," adds Roe.
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The paint peeled, the woodwork rotted and waist-high weeds grew in the yard.
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Shrimp are safe too, as long as they're fully peeled with the tails off.
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Saturday • Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife during a birding walk in Prospect Park.
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Serves: 2 1 cup (about 1 medium) peeled and chopped Fuji or Gala apple
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ET. Keep your eyes peeled for any more updates and information on this patch.
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Keep your eyes peeled for more episodes of "Innovation Download" in the months ahead.
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Whether it's residency or music related, we're keeping our eyes peeled for something big!
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Everyone keep your eyes peeled thank u this is great ur help is appreciated!!
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This photo was snapped by Jerry Davis in Texas, so keep your eyes peeled.
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Keep your eyes peeled, though, and we will keep you updated with any developments.
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It sat on the roof and peeled the bananas and ate them all up.
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Mr. Hoffe climbed up, the other pilot came down, and the boat peeled away.
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Looking forward to our next shenanigans.. keep yer eyes peeled, its only the start!
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Keep your eyes peeled, chances are we'll see more big announcements on Medium soon.
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A particularly cursed niche on the internet is food that should not be peeled.
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One by one, they peeled away from their reflections to face off against Tim.
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As the outer layers are peeled away, the structure of the chair reveals itself.
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Peña peeled off, along with another paparazzi car and a jeep full of fans.
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The punk kids with real feelings peeled off into second- and third-gen emo.
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I peeled the lid to reveal dozens of relics outlined through tissue-paper wrapping.
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She sat down under a spreading elm and peeled one shoe off, then another.
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When you peeled back its bark, it was a pastel-toned rainbow color inside.
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Ask to have the shrimp peeled and deveined, or do it yourself at home.
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Slicing with obsidian, I peeled the fur off and then the muscle and tendons.
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He peeled back the wrapping and carved out a bite with a plastic fork.
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Several operatives from Great America PAC have also peeled off to join Ward's campaign.
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In one video, a man heats a peeled hard-boiled egg in the microwave.
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J." peeled back the layers of racial dynamics," Peele said in a phone interview.
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I peeled big potatoes and dropped them in water, my hands slippery with starch.
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Lawrence: The oranges in the Atlanta poster aren't peeled so this account is fraudulent.
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Click through for 10 spring trends that we're keeping our (itchy allergy) eyes peeled for.
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E3 officially starts today, so we're keeping our eyes peeled for the hottest gaming deals.
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A piece of paper is printed out, wet, stuck on the skin, then peeled off.
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America's test of one prototype in 22021 failed when the skin blistered and peeled off.
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For Henderson's own home, though, she's keeping her eyes peeled for her latest décor obsession.
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Click here to view original GIFSlow-motion footage of tape being peeled off a surface.
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One survivor described a heat so intense it peeled his skin and melted his clothes.
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" The royal dad of three added as he peeled the carrots, "So far, so good.
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Then, using algorithms, they digitally peeled apart the six pages to legibly reproduce handwritten words.
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Keep your eyes peeled for when these indie flicks get to a theater near you.
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Peter Baker of The New York Times peeled back the curtain on the President's deliberations.
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So if you've got a trip to the U.S. coming up, keep your eyes peeled.
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Roofs and second floors have just been peeled off, crumbled kitchens have fallen into canals.
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And if you didn't get to have your say this time, keep your eyes peeled.
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Keep your eyes peeled for a cameo from Bachelorette evictee Josiah Graham's spelling bee trophy.
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Then he peeled the cucumber, one half at a time, and ate the whole thing.
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He peeled off a series of twenties and began to stuff them through the gap.
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He peeled back a bandage on his shin, revealing a line of deep, festering lesions.
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If you're a true peeled food aficionado, you'll probably have seen some of these before.
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He made a quick tomato sauce as well: just whole peeled tomatoes, sugar, and salt.
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Once dry, the material is peeled off and reinforced to make the free-standing walls.
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Measure out some brandy, Jamaican rum, and lemon juice from the lemons you already peeled.
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Keep an eye peeled for others like zapote, uchuva, cherimoya, feijoa, and so much more.
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The players wordlessly boarded the bus, which then peeled off into the blue Moscow night.
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Nearly every ingredient comes prepared, whether that means already-shredded cheese or pre-peeled carrots.
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While Chalamet may not be active on social media, he clearly keeps his eyes peeled.
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I had peeled off the Band-Aid to reveal the cut I had closed over.
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Not a single Republican joined the Democrats, and only a couple of Democrats peeled off.
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For one, the Fold had a vertical hinge, so it peeled open like a book.
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They're made with peeled parboiled potatoes, which are then roasted to crispness in hot fat.
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Servings: 4Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 1 hour Ingredients230 pound tuna steaks, skin removed245 tablespoons kosher salt½ cup dried chamomile or organic chamomile tea (or dried herb of choice, such as basil or oregano) for the leche de tigre:22 carrot, peeled and cut into 21-inch pieces22 cucumber, peeled and cut into 23-inch pieces453 small beet, peeled and cut into 245-inch pieces25 small red onion, cut into ½-inch-thick slices22015 tomatoes, cut into 2-inch pieces1 serrano chile ¼ cup fresh lime juice (from 2 to 3 limes)2 cups coconut water, or more to taste ¾ cup fresh grapefruit juicekosher salt for the garnishes:1 Hass avocado, halved, pitted, peeled, and thinly sliced53 grapefruit, suprêmed½ cup diced peeled, seeded cucumber2 radishes, julienned1 jalapeño, thinly sliceddried chamomile Directions 1.
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Servings: 4 Ingredients for the ginger lime syrup:153 limes1 cup peeled and roughly chopped ginger1½ cups granulated sugar2 cups water for the limeade:1½ cups peeled and roughly chopped cucumber1½ cups water1⅓ cups Ginger Lime Syrup1 cup lime juicesliced cucumber for garnish Directions 1.
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The only 'healthy' food I liked was apples (only if peeled) and corn on the cob.
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Serves 6 to 8 1 small butternut squash, peeled, seeded and cut into 1-in. cubes
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In the meantime, US customers can keep their eyes peeled for Apple Pay in the fall.
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You'd keep your eyes peeled and check the back of Goldmine magazine and things like that.
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Upon entering the room, Harry soon peeled off to chat to Earl Peel, the Lord Chamberlain.
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Keep your eyes peeled for clues this weekend, when Cars 3 hits theaters around the world.
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In a separate bowl coat peeled, deveined, and cut shrimp with remaining tablespoon of seasoning. 2.
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Fluid came out of their swollen body parts, and the skin on their hands peeled off.
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The gel on a few of my nails has peeled off, and it's driving me crazy.
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He ended up losing Missouri by a whisker but peeled Indiana out of the GOP column.
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Border Patrol agents are shown images of the narcos' victims: beheaded, dismembered, faces peeled from skulls.
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Interpret with caution, and keep your eyes peeled for further signs of interest before you act.
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A pair of raw leather shoes had peeled the skin off the back of her foot.
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Keep your eyes peeled for Sweet Sounds, John Brawley's flock from near the Back River Marsh.
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China has conducted more military drills around Taiwan and peeled away its few remaining diplomatic allies.
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In a blender, puree 4 peeled, pitted and sliced peaches, ¼ cup water and 2 tbsp. sugar.
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If you're ever in a comic book store in LA, keep your eyes peeled for superheroes.
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Later in the afternoon, a car plowed into a crowd of counterprotesters and quickly peeled away.
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However, the move was criticised by people with arthritis who found the pre-peeled product useful.
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Glass on top shattered, there was paper underneath that peeled back, and the back popped open.
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The tilapia skin, which has dried out and loosened from the burn, can be peeled away.
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Meg told BuzzFeed News that her dad has always included pre-peeled oranges in her lunch.
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And I got a lil art book coming out before that so keep your eyes peeled.
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Aged boathouses — rusty red, grayish brown, wooden panels peeled off — cast their shadows in the water.
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And let's get one last look at that creepy weird pomegranate: I peeled a pomegranate pic.twitter.
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Some reviewers peeled the protective layer off the Galaxy Fold's screen, which resulted in malfunctioning screens.
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The show space is broken down within minutes — seat cards get peeled up and thrown away ...
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He greeted all warmly but soon peeled away to take the course at a faster pace.
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I can to-day take up the plaintive lament of a peeled and woe-smitten people!
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We're just going to have to keep our eyes peeled for more GatesNotes fandom until then.
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Just a few slices of the knife and presto, your orange is peeled and perfectly segmented.
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He peeled open the brochure and scanned the first page but couldn't take the words in.
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Calluses everywhere were peeled away, revealing soft-as-a-you-know-what skin foot by foot.
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She peeled off the back of her "I Voted" sticker and stuck it on her shirt.
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Between sips of chai, the women plucked the stems off peppers, peeled cucumbers and diced tomatoes.
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Wash hands before handling food and drinks, and wash all fruits and vegetables that aren't peeled.
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Add in a few cloves of peeled garlic and a few fresh chilis in both jars.
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He could tell by the way the plastic peeled from the card when he scratched it.
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A can of whole, peeled tomatoes is one of the most versatile players in the cupboard.
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"Oh, that definitely needs stitches," the doctor said immediately after I peeled back the dripping bandage.
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In the face of his divisive campaign, parts of rural and working class America peeled off.
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Of course, we'll have to keep our eyes peeled for the auto company equivalent of greenwashing.
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Far down the field, Buffon peeled off his gloves and walked slowly toward the center circle.
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They grabbed her by her hair and dragged her until skin was peeled off her scalp.
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If you don't score a ticket this time, keep your eyes peeled for the next round.
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Because they're peeled, baby carrots require refrigeration and have a shorter shelf life, Ms. Curti noted.
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Hurricane Bertha — a Category 2 storm — peeled off our roof shingles as if scaling a fish.
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Would also love to see a carrot being peeled at a future show — different instrument entirely.
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Mr. Callahan paced for hours, peeled off the heart monitors and grew increasingly confused and agitated.
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Keep your eyes peeled -- if it could happen to Myles Garrett, it could happen to anyone!!
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The oranges were tart but juicy, the avocados so ripe they could be peeled by hand.
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As the days sailed by, our sunburns peeled and our skin got used to the sun.
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Alamark Foods initially recalled hard-boiled and peeled eggs in pails produced in Gainesville on Dec.
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There are so many different critical layers of the equation that were slowly being peeled away.
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Servings: 4Total: 1 hour 3 cups fresh orange juice3 cardamom pods1 1/83 cinnamon sticks3 (4-inch) sprigs fresh rosemary5 apples, peeled, cored, and chopped into large chunks (about 2 1/2)4 pears, peeled, cored, and chopped into large chunks (about 2 1/2 pounds) 1.
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A former Wegmans employee revealed to Business Insider's Àine Cain that shoppers are overpaying for peeled corn, when a cheaper alternative is readily available nearby:"Please stop buying the peeled corn for $6, when loose corn is just five pieces for $2," the employee told Business Insider.
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Place a mound of boil spice at each persons spot for them to swipe peeled tails through.
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Prep the vegetables for the tart: Carrots should be scrubbed clean but don't have to be peeled.
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However, that doesn't mean we won't be keeping our eyes peeled for further glimpses in the future.
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As unnecessary regulation continues to be peeled back, I think that that'll continue to support U.S. growth.
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Image: DisneyWhen you see Ant-Man and the Wasp, keep your eyes peeled on the Quantum Realm.
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But as I peeled back the onion and met the investors, I really got excited about it.
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A man driving by saw the scene and yelled out his window, "Go Bernie!" and peeled away.
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When Roomba's sunburns had peeled, Kaskil dressed him in the white robe, and off again they went.
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The top of the truck peeled off, Scott was tossed fifteen yards, and everything inside was destroyed.
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Stream Higher Times below, and keep your eyes peeled for an upcoming raft of North American tourdates!
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Comment from discussion Keep your eyes peeled everybody.. While others just trolled the Police Department's Facebook page.
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His eyes followed my hands as I slowly peeled the scrap of black lace down my thighs.
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Then keep your eyes peeled for our next 29Rooms tour — it may come quicker than you think.
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And, as I lived my life for the next month, the manicure never flaked, peeled, or cracked.
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So next time your favorite TV character needs to cyberstalk their arch-nemesis, keep your eyes peeled.
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Keep your ears peeled every Friday at 6 am ET for the next episode of the show.
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As of Thursday, just one post appears on Instagram with this tag — but keep your eyes peeled.
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Serves 4 2 cups peeled butternut squash cut into 1-inch chunks (about ½ of a medium squash)
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We had the dad who peeled his daughter's oranges every day for lunch for over 12 years.
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She suggests making a tea with peeled ginger by boiling it in hot water for 10 minutes.
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But for real, we dug deeper and peeled back more layers than we ever have this season.
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A burns victim lies deathly still under crisp white sheets, the skin on his face peeled back.
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So if you're going to the City Of Light in the near future, keep your eyes peeled.
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Then, at least that very key layer of the Washington budget con game would be peeled away.
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But these will be the things that make or break the bill, so keep your eyes peeled.
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World-renowned record-breaker Ashrita Furman peeled and ate six hard-boiled eggs in just a minute.
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"This is where I belong," Aroita Tokamaen, 76, said as she peeled a coconut on her patio.
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On the least processed end, you have something like a baby carrot, which is washed and peeled.
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In the meantime, we will keep our eyes peeled for other possible cracks in the economic armor.
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"It wasn't difficult at all once the edges came up, it peeled off pretty easily," she noted.
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When his third peeled off the front halfway through the race, Kipchoge was left on his own.
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I peeled off every label bearing Gillian's name and tossed the plastic containers into the recycling bin.
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Spider webs and peeled grapes are scary, but you know what would make a really scary party?
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After Phelps and Hackett had peeled back all their layers for me, I owed them nothing less.
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Mr. Wool then peeled the new fishing lures out for future field testing in the East River.
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I watched as he brought out his uniforms and peeled the SWAT -team patches from their sleeves.
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It's had the unscrupulous inner workings of its culture peeled back and revealed, over and over again.
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Just when it looked like the planes could surely not disgorge any more paratroopers, more peeled out.
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Plus, keep your eyes peeled for some of the great deals happening throughout the month of September.
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And keep your eyes peeled to see if daddy wishes Ivanka a "Happy Birthday" on Oct. 30.
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Even eggs still warm from the hen's body peeled just as easily as the most grizzled specimen.
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No upcoming matches are on the schedule yet, but keep your eyes peeled on this page. Hey.
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Mokaya Nyarenchi, who hawks peeled pineapple in plastic bags in Nakuru's central business district, is also worried.
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Lukas is dressed like any teenager who just peeled himself off the sofa after hours of gaming.
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Organizers and competitors gave a Rapa Nui blessing, and further layers of the umu were peeled open.
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She eats just once per day and it's always one of two meals she knows her body can tolerate: organic grass-fed beef (chuck roast cut) with water, celery and organic carrots and organic parsnips that are peeled, cored and mashed or ground lamb with peeled organic cucumbers.
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Keep your eyes peeled for an official announcement soon, and get ready to soar back into the Endgame.
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In the image Sagher posted, the gun is peeled away, revealing the previous ad instead of his weapon.
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One person who peeled Bourne's gun away called it the "most nerve-wracking 45 seconds" of his life.
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We continue to keep our eyes peeled in Thailand, Mae Sai, Thailand, the northern part of that country.
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The man in the truck peeled it with his fake shark baby, leaving his now-sharkless compatriots behind.
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Kate Bosworth peeled back the curtain of Hollywood casting in order to discuss something discouraging, but not surprising.
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Some reviewers peeled a plastic layer off the top of the foldable phone, which caused it to break.
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And make sure to keep your eyes peeled for a chance to win Zeke's original pre-game vote.
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As someone who makes a lot of Korean food, this is the best method for getting garlic peeled!
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If you've never peeled lemongrass stalks, know that it's pretty satisfying and will make your hands smell great.
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Peach Basil Tea Ingredients221 240-ml bottle Smirnoff Vodka2 large peaches, peeled, pitted, sliced2 tbsp basil Instructions 1.
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Earlier this week, the market dared to place pre-peeled oranges on shelves frequented by social media users.
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"We kinda just peeled back the curtain and revealed a tiny bit of the Upside Down," says Matt.
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WHITE PEACH ITALIAN ICE Combine 2 cups very ripe fresh or frozen chopped, peeled white peaches, 2 tbsp.
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When I peeled it off, the rubbery mask took my dead, dull skin — and my skepticism — with it.
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Once we got the go ahead, I reverently peeled back the paper surrounding the bottom of my cupcake.
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For awhile, videos of women in physical pain as they peeled off their masks were circulating the internet.
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Make sure to keep your eyes peeled for Beckham's two-minute appearance when you go see King Arthur.
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You'll want to keep your eyes peeled down to the lower left of where the hippogriff is located.
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All along the coast, there were houses missing entire walls, swaths of their roofs peeled off like bandages.
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Recently, however, we have watched as layers are peeled back one-by-one to reveal a different story.
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Unzipping the suits, they peeled them outward, away from the sweat-soaked clothing now clinging to their skin.
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To cut costs, students should keep their eyes peeled for opportunities to save money on their everyday purchases.
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The evening sunlight cut through a section of the gym's wall that had been peeled back during Winston.
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Lamb shank, falling apart into shiny panels and sweetened with dried apricot, is nestled with tender peeled potatoes.
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A woman peeled oranges in continuous spirals and bagged them; their sweet sharp scent hung in the air.
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She made some tweaks; her dancers peeled away from the line with more refinement but no less verve.
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As a result, some reviewers peeled off the the layer only to find it destroyed the Fold's display.
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A few follow-up ground strikes later, and he was being peeled off his foe by the referee.
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Slice a carrot, an eggplant, and a zucchini and a peeled kept whole onion as thinly as possible.
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After the rubber dried, it could be peeled away, bringing the deposits with it, leaving clean stone behind.
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It's also the fair where you're most likely to come across a Banksy, so keep your eyes peeled.
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She peeled each cuke with a knife while making a ginger-lime simple syrup on the stove simultaneously.
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Find out more here and keep your eyes peeled stateside for screenings to come, hopefully sometime this year.
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Many users praised the surface's nonstick performance, but some reported that the top layer peeled or flaked off.
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Winds peeled off the aluminum roof piece by piece throughout the night, and knocked over several gas pumps.
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Stormproof roofs only a few months old peeled like old paint and were scraped away by the gale.
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With a knife, he peeled the skin off each one, taking extra care around the eyelids and lips.
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Butterflies peeled off from the branches, each one opening like a warm kiss before fluttering into the air.
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In the end, only one of them, Mr. Corker, peeled away for the final, 51-to-49 vote.
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I peeled myself up from the couch and a few hours later found myself in a Westchester hospital.
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Friends arrived, peeled me off the floor, fed me and eased my path into the wilderness of heartbreak.
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Maria peeled the carport and part of the roof off their nearby house, and filled it with water.
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So while I know there's no fountain of youth, I keep my eyes peeled for the newest ideas.
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After the beatdown, we're told PnB Rock and his friends hopped back in their car and peeled away.
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Graham has consistently told leaders behind closed doors he thinks he has peeled off a handful of Democrats.
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There's nothing wrong with boiling peeled beets in salted water, and sometimes it is the most expedient way.
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We have a few more months before our eyes need to be fully peeled ahead of season 18.
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So many food crimes disguised as desserts were reported: a half-peeled orange with a candle on top.
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The hurricane peeled off the roof of his townhouse and blew out the windows, sending water pouring in.
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He peeled away, other Republicans followed, and Democrats were left to pass the health law on their own.
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Covered in oil, the peeled cloves need about as much time as the chicken to soften into velvet.
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One by one, they peeled the messages off and burned them in a fire pit on the veranda.
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You can always chop or dice a can of whole peeled tomatoes yourself and save a few pennies.
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So our competitiveness, our most innovative S and T is being peeled off before American companies even get it.
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We'll just have to keep our eyes peeled for more clues until Jenner is ready to reveal the truth.
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Sarah knew she couldn't go through with it even before he peeled off his too-tight gray v-neck.
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The degraded linen backing was carefully peeled back to separate the original sheets, and old adhesives were washed off.
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So watching as the showrunners peeled back the layers of Molly and Issa's friendship was often painful, but honest.
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DC Universe hasn't publicly announced that the beta test has launched, but fans should probably keep their eyes peeled.
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And you can thank Big Banana for your—and everyone else in America's—love of the yellow-peeled fruit.
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Ahead, five varietals to keep your eyes peeled for all fall long, as well as Milne's personal favorite picks.
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I've picked, peeled, scratched, and popped, until I bled or until someone knocked on the door, whichever came first.
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I saw some online complaints that the Wi-Fi wouldn't connect properly and that parts peeled up too soon.
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So, these coconut squares are easy to make meals with because they're cut, peeled, and frozen, and they're tasty.
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Check out "Human" below and keep your eyes peeled for more details on Otero War as the weather improves.
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Keep your eyes peeled at your next PokéStop — you could run into Demi Lovato, Luna Lovegood, or Chrissy Teigen.
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There's no official announcements regarding an album release date, but we'll be keeping our eyes peeled for more snippets.
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Keep your eyes peeled and wand ready for more information as the game goes live in your region soon.
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Click through to see what you can scoop up now and keep your eyes peeled for what's coming next.
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As people parade down Constitution Avenue, protesters who have peeled off from the snaking line stand to the sides.
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"Some people like the way [skin] looks when it's being peeled off; it's more visual or sensory," she says.
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I slowly peeled myself out of the pod, feeling stoned out of my mind, and showered as Leventhal advised.
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In 2017, we saw cake decorating fails, fruits peeled in the strangest way, and mislabeled and misleading food packages.
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Even the broadcast network content that eventually makes its way to Netflix is being peeled off for branded services.
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Hulu has not yet announced a premiere date for Search and Destroy, but we are keeping our eyes peeled.
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The index had already shed 0.4 percent overnight, peeled away from a high of 90.932 - its strongest since Jan.
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And here I was, being peeled out of my shoes and fancy pants in the bed of a diplomat.
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Keep your eyes peeled for more news on the launch — and whatever you do, don't turn out the lights.
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It all takes place in a Chinese restaurant where faces are peeled and waving roast chickens are tangoed with.
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As for that screen, the thin 2mm bezel around the edge of the device can be simply peeled away.
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Signs were seen hanging off shop fronts, sheet metal roofs peeled off and debris was strewn across urban roads.
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Take Cappin's title track, with its stripped-down, undeniable bounce, where everything but Tity's sunburn has been peeled away.
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It's a startling sight, Michael Bublé chomping into a corn cob as if it were a freshly peeled banana.
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Eyes peeled: EIA will report estimates later this morning on U.S. crude production for the week ending Jan. 26.
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Ginestet schooled me on wave shape and threw in a right break that peeled nicely across the pool's width.
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Meanwhile, many of the temporary Trump stars placed by the unnamed artist have already been peeled off, THR reported.
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So make sure you're running the latest version of Google Maps and keep your eyes peeled for the update.
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If Americans conclude that these "extra" layers of process need to be peeled back, the CAA can be amended.
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So Charles-Donatien haunts the flea markets and taxidermy shops of Paris, eyes peeled for a flash of feathers.
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Using data from third-party Twitter analytics platforms, Mashable peeled back the curtain on Twitter's behind-the-scenes verifying.
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When the federal government peeled back the tax perks in 1996, factories started leaving and PREPA began losing customers.
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The protective layer that some reviewers mistakenly peeled off is now much harder, if not impossible, to peel off.
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You just need to keep your eyes peeled and your ears open, both inside and beyond your company walls.
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The year all of us sat in slow-moving traffic, barely blinking as the walls peeled off the world.
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You unwrap your present and it's a Donnie Darko DVD with the "Two for $5!" label half peeled off.
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His portraits are compelling in their simplicity, a peeled-back look at the often unseen side of their subjects.
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After I peeled it off, I massaged the serum into my skin and then fell asleep for the evening.
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To accompany the saucy chicken, I like small boiled potatoes, peeled and warmed in butter with lots of parsley.
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In some cases, reviewers had peeled off a layer of film which they mistook for a disposable screen protector.
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"And then someone went and physically peeled off the poster that was plastered on top of it," she said.
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Her squash porridge starts with a mix of whichever heirlooms she can find in season, peeled, chopped and roasted.
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We've peeled back the conversation, allowing us to pull out the parts that felt the most useful for startups.
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As he spoke, smoke rose in the sky, and men peeled off and started to move toward the fence.
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Peeled green plantains are fried in vegetable oil, seasoned with salt, squashed into flattened rounds and refried until golden.
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"We've already peeled away from classical computers, onto a totally different trajectory," a Google spokesman said in a statement.
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The carrots needed to be peeled, the garlic had to be diced and the peas had to be shelled.
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With each exhibition, "another layer is peeled off the protection of history that he has somehow enjoyed," she said.
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Then they shelled, blanched and peeled freshly harvested walnuts, and ground them by hand into a smooth white sauce.
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He opened the fridge and peeled back the tinfoil from a dish one of the friends had brought over.
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A pair of follow-up ground strikes later, and Hendo was being peeled off his foe by the referee.
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In late 22011, environmentalist A.J. Schneller awoke pre-dawn to check the surf that peeled before his beachfront condo.
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Roasted Veggie Egg Power Bowl 1 cup (about ¼th of a medium) peeled butternut squash cut into 1-inch chunks
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Keep your eyes peeled on her Instagram, though: she'll be announcing restocks there, as well as previewing new yoni styles.
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Scroll below to glimpse their previous works, and keep your eyes peeled for the next level at Surface this weekend.
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The remaining onions should be cut in half and peeled, but keep the root intact so the layers stay together.
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As he berated me, I slowly peeled the adhesive protective blue plastic film off exposing his hi-gloss white doors.
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There's a nice looking salad bar, and I supplement the salad with my flying guilty pleasure – dried apples from Peeled.
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On her Instagram Story, the singer peeled her bright blonde wig back to reveal extra-long, winter-white hair underneath.
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And then continue keeping your eyes peeled, because this is just the second entry in a planned five-film series.
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You may not have it yet, as it has to propagate across the App Store, so keep your eyes peeled.
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Keep your eyes peeled for the next Pruitt affair, which will no doubt make no impact on his continuing career.
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But when Obama started gaining momentum across the country, he slowly peeled away their support until he won the nomination.
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We'll keep our eyes peeled for more brands adopting this trend as we inch closer to the end of summer.
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However, Mr Barrow, who once watched out for miscreants at Argos, will need to keep his eyes peeled once again.
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The flavors and colors of roasted sunchokes, vinegared beets, peeled Concord grapes and puréed pistachios came together in vivid harmony.
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The Sakura Butter chips are selling for 120 yen (about $1 USD), so keep your eyes peeled during your travels.
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If you happen to be walking down Madison Avenue in Manhattan, keep an eye peeled for art amidst the advertisements.
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Once leeches are peeled away, the resulting wounds leak blood for another six hours, until the anticoagulant chemicals wear off.
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Learn more on George R.R. Martin's personal blog, and keep your eyes peeled for Game of Thrones coverage on Creators.
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So far, they've already collected one gold medal, and all eyes are peeled for what comes next for these women.
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She tells us to keep our eyes peeled for mermaid doorknobs, a small nod to the heroine from local residents.
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Anti-fouling paint that peeled off the ship contained a highly toxic component, tributyltin, that is now banned from use.
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A few follow-up strikes later, and the hulking French prospect was being peeled off his foe by the referee.
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Then keep an eye peeled for an email from All Raise with your scheduled AMA appointment time on October 3.
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Men congregated on trash-strewn dirt mounds and peeled strips of kutki, an herb used to treat vomiting and fever.
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She also told USA Today that the costume "material is like a torture chamber" that needed to be peeled off.
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A stacked burlesque dancer in a suit holds a peeled banana against her crotch; Kaelin hesitates and takes a bite.
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The academy also suggests washing hands before handling food and drinks, and washing fruits and vegetables that can't be peeled.
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Bouncing westward, he points to spots where fencing had been peeled in the past like an upturned can of Spam.
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The family is expected to reunite for joint engagements next Wednesday — so keep your eyes peeled for more baby photos.
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And he just, one take, painted all over the fuckin canvas, and it peeled through some layers for me, man.
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Give it a watch above, and keep an eye peeled for whatever else Colbert has up his sleeve this week.
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Those angels peeled back his own life and revealed to him the reality he'd missed while blinded by material ambition.
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At the same time, she peeled oranges and sliced turnips to make into a simple salad, blanching their greens, too.
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First, a shelling machine removes the beans from the berry pulp—the freshly peeled beans are slick and pale green.
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Their theory worked in the election: They peeled white working class voters (and many union households) away from the Democrats.
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On the opposite end was the church, its walls crumbled and roof peeled back like the lid of a can.
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They were not ideologically pure and not ideologically vigilant enough, and their population was ultimately peeled away by Western thinking.
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Our eyes will be peeled today for the release of a Monmouth University poll of Michigan, expected by this afternoon.
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Our eyes will be peeled today for the release of a Monmouth University poll of Michigan, expected by this afternoon.
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To make it, Lindeman tossed peeled and cut-up cucumber and spring onion with lots of lime juice and salt.
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Rae's entire ear was gone and all that was left was the canal with all of the skin peeled off.
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Two friends were helping make repairs to the peeled-back roof of his house as new rain began to fall.
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He peeled off the black T-shirt he had put on that morning, which said "Black Is Beautiful," and waited.
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The third peeled off halfway through the race, leaving Kipchoge to fend for himself for the final 13-plus miles.
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AMSTERDAM — What would happen if you peeled back the layers of a masterpiece by one of art history's greatest painters?
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Maybe it peeled away their protective skins of fantasy, made their pepper water too literal, brought their perils too close.
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She rubbed my photo with her hand as it developed and then peeled the film off to reveal my portrait.
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Jeb fried some eggs and bacon, made toast, poured coffee, peeled the waxed paper off a fresh stick of butter.
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You could have simply peeled the wrapper back a little, then taken a nice, normal-sized bite of the cheese.
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They roasted, peeled and stuffed poblanos before battering and deep-frying them until the peppers were golden brown and lacy.
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They peeled back the curtain, and the inmate is lying down already, and he's got an IV in each arm.
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In shedding the blazer, in inking his skin, Lloyd has peeled back layers of imposed convention to show who's underneath.
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Thin-skin Persian cucumbers, which don't need to be peeled, are nice here, staying crisp and green at the edges.
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So even as the clues stack up against Nick, keep your eyes peeled for hints that point to new suspects.
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The coils were fastened with a veterinary cement, similar to chewing gum, that could be peeled off the birds' feathers.
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The official Art Basel Twitter account even added a peeled banana emoji to its display name during the show's run.
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This is the first of a three-part supercut visit to New York, so keeps your eyes peeled for more.
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February is already booked, and March is sure to fill up quickly, so keep your ears peeled for new listings.
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With every passing episode, Big Little Lies peeled layers off its own skin to reveal something rawer and dangerously vulnerable.
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Servings: 4Prep: 21 minutesTotal: 22 hours Ingredientskosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste23 litres beef or lamb stock24 cup red wine25 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce215/3503 teaspoon smoked paprika2350 garlic cloves2180 whole peeled tomatoes220 juniper berries1 sprig rosemary1 sprig thyme4 large potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces250 grams unsalted butter Directions 1.
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Servings: 2Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 1 hour 210 (215 23/22 pound) mud crab23 chiles de arbol, stemmed24 tablespoons soy bean paste (Taucu)73 garlic cloves, peeled and roughly chopped27 Holland chiles, stemmed and roughly chopped28 small shallots, peeled and roughly chopped24 (5-inch) piece ginger, peeled and roughly chopped¼ cup|60 ml canola oil1 tablespoon belachan8 ounces|240 grams tomato purée½ cup|160 grams sweet chili sauce83 large egg3 tablespoons white vinegargranulated sugar, to tastefresh cilantro, to servethinly sliced scallions, to servesteamed or fried buns (Homei brand), to serve 1.
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Find Waypoint's Twitch channel here—and keep your eyes peeled for further streams happening on January 20th, from the US team.
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I told him I would keep my eyes peeled—even if I didn't know quite what I should be looking for.
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Click here to view original GIFCredit: CaltechDuring the Cretaceous, Madagascar and Antarctica peeled away from Africa, drifting east and south respectively.
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Seeing as Versace is one of about three of the most important names in luxury fashion, our eyes are staying peeled.
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Keep your eyes peeled for the chance to enter this epic competition — sign up to get the latest Disrupt Berlin news.
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While other episodes have peeled back layers of the show's stubborn characters, "Twenty Two" sucks us entirely into Edgar's glitching mind.
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THE ACTRESS AND COOKING CHANNEL STAR'S SMALL BITES ARE FULL OF BIG FLAVOR 6 large shrimp, peeled, deveined and tails removed
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But when the parachute was 24 percent of the way to full inflation, a triangular slice of the canopy peeled away.
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The Russo brothers cautiouned that you'll really have to have your eyes peeled this time to spot Tobias in the wild.
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The Proud Boys then peeled off — without being arrested or questioned by police — and made their way to a bar downtown.
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Camille, pregnant in overalls, peeled an unending supply of avocados on the Equal Parts cutting board using the Equal Parts knife.
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Air bubbles and scratches punctuate its otherwise smooth surface, and in places it has been cut or is slightly peeled back.
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It peeled off the way masks only peel off in commercials — in one perfect, glittery sheet — and left no redness behind.
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Grilled nuggets don't have the same naked texture as peeled nugs, and I'm offended you would even hypothetically compare the two.
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A prep room houses pateela pans filled with adrak lasan—hundreds of peeled cloves of garlic and knobs of fresh ginger.
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I wandered, lost, past industrial warehouses and faded walls where strips of peeled-off graffiti paint lay curled on the pavement.
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Total time: 2 hours, plus brining time 8 large russet potatoes (about 4½ lbs.), peeled and cut into 2-in. cubes
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Check out the first single from their Metal Blade debut below, and keep your eyes peeled—the album drops June 3rd.
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Top with the chickpea and quinoa mixture, 1/2 fillet of salmon, and the peeled egg; season with salt and pepper.
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Keep an eye peeled for a celebrity cameo, too, since Mac from It's Always Sunny popped up a few episodes back.
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All signs point to big AR developments on the horizon from Apple, though, so keep your eyes peeled for new developments.
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Amazon has yet to publicly announce a product launch event, but we'll keep our eyes peeled for when it finally does.
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But keep your eyes peeled for more surprise discounts, because the brand will unveil a new steal every day this week.
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Burned out cars with the paint peeled off and windows punched out by the force of the blasts ringed the site.
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Desiree peeled the victim's fingers from the under the cable before her mother strangled the young woman to death, he said.
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A friend held the flap, and then I basically peeled a layer of skin back up the shin towards the knee.
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Remember, Washi tape can be easily peeled off and reapplied if you don't nail it the first time, so no pressure.
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Luke and Arzaylea peeled out of The Nice Guy Monday night with the One Directioner, who gave the couple a lift.
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And speaking of landfills, Whole Foods got dinged by a Twitter user for selling pre-peeled oranges in small, plastic containers.
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And anyway, should an almost $2,000 phone really immediately break just because you peeled off a tiny layer of protective coating?
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Keep your eyes peeled for the upcoming 2017 Secure Messaging Scorecard, which evaluates the security of the most popular messaging apps.
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Williamson peeled back yet another layer of her bafflingly eccentric personality last night on the press carpet at CNN's Democratic debate.
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As his Toyota pickup peeled out of the driveway, Elliott's girlfriend took down the license plate while her boyfriend lay dying.
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While on patrol, my eyes were peeled because of a conversation I had overheard while on radio guard the night before.
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You can give it a watch above and keep your eyes peeled for the series premiere coming March 30 on VICELAND.
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Yobshrimp Noodle Salad A marinated noodle salad topped with peeled and chilled shrimp, found at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo.
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" Another National Review commentator made the argument that "the Trump administration peeled back a new layer of absurdity with its brief.
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For dessert, plates of peeled and sliced apples, oranges, pears and kiwi appear, their naked flesh oxidizing slightly in the air.
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A salad of peeled and pickled grapes, a recent special, wasn't worth the obvious trouble that had gone into making it.
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It was topped with a tumble of delicately dressed arugula, a scattering of cucumber slices and halved and peeled grape tomatoes.
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When they're ready, lemons are harvested by hand, peeled, sealed, and then sent to Pallini's distillery in Rome within 24 hours.
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After the paint and primer process, the table is flipped over and the protective wrap is peeled off the flat top.
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A piece of skin the size of a quarter peeled off, and sure enough, the skin underneath was soft and pink.
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Usually when Whole Foods does wacky things with produce, it involves something like putting asparagus in water or selling peeled oranges.
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During the autopsy, he made a Y-shaped incision in the chest and peeled back the skin to access the throat.
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They are operating like the Tampa Bay Rays, with one eye peeled on the bottom line and the other on tomorrow.
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Given that Sobeys' motto is "We make sustainable attainable," selling peeled and packaged avocados might not be such a good idea.
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He stood at the counter in the middle of the kitchen, fishing peeled tomatoes out of a can with his fingers.
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A 2012 test was terminated when the skin peeled off a hypersonic prototype, and another self-destructed when it lost control.
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So US shoppers should keep their eyes peeled on Singles' Day, because there might be some unexpected deals coming their way.
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It was the final straw for one of the coalition partners, Bright Future, which peeled away and brought down the government.
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Dier peeled off to his right slowly, eventually collapsing into a pile of teammates, led by Kane, who had tackled Pickford.
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Some thought it was a screen protector (understandable given the fact that Samsung gave zero warning) and peeled it off themselves.
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While still hot, the disks are peeled apart, giving you two soft, paper-thin pancakes that smell faintly of sesame oil.
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These days, if a shadow had peeled off the wall and started to follow me I'd have spotted it at once.
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Sole Véronique gets its peeled grapes and its butter-girded sauce along with a sense of conviction that can't be faked.
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Holding a peeled eggplant with both hands as if it were a newborn baby, he gazed down on it and beamed.
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This was the way to eat it, peeled and cut into small bites with homemade pasta and a sprinkling of parsley.
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Plus, it feels like every time Emma Roberts changes her hair, an exciting new project emerges — so keep your eyes peeled.
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As layers of experience have been peeled away at the White House, some analysts say safeguards have been removed as well.
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It also peeled some layers off Logan, revealing his own descent into madness, starting with the mysterious death of his sister.
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Two of us peeled away to bail water out — and with no one left to navigate, we steered way off course.
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As his Barcelona teammates raced after Sergi Roberto, an improbable hero on an impossible night, Messi peeled off toward the fans.
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As anagrams typically appear in more than half of P&A clues, it's best to keep your eyes peeled for them.
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We would go to their pool club and, as a treat, the club would bring out whole peeled oranges on sticks.
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One publication about the arrests indicate that the smugglers peeled off cigarettes meant for export through the Port of Los Angeles.
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A new Jordan Peeled-backed PSA uses former president Barack Obama and AI to warn against the proliferation of fake news.
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One photo, which inexplicably features two knights in full armor posing with semi-peeled bananas, can be seen on our cover.
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Above them is an unexpectedly beautiful set of peeled paint shards, glued like wavelengths onto the wall in varying linear patterns.
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Servings: 6Prep time: 20 minutesTotal time: 35 minutes 123 pounds Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieceskosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste8 ounces dill pickles, cut into 1/2-inch pieces8 ounces mayonnaise2 tablespoon Dijon mustard6 hard boiled eggs, peeled and diced4 ribs celery, diced1/2 red onion, diced 1.
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Whiz together in a food processor an onion, some garlic, a peeled green apple and some mango if you have any, along with a cut-up carrot, a few inches of peeled, chopped ginger, a couple of tablespoons of tomato paste, a few dashes of Worcestershire sauce and enough chicken stock to thin everything out a little.
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Here's a few points Musk will likely talk about this week, as well as other things we'll keep our eyes peeled for.
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Pesticide residue can remain on fruits and vegetables even after they are washed and, in some cases, peeled, according to the report.
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Those still waffling on a date and destination for summer travel should keep an eye peeled towards Travel + Leisure's travel deal updates.
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Before you keep your eyes peeled for a camouflaged FFZERO1 rolling through your town, the car FF is testing is a mule.
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The pads got peeled off 45 minutes later, and I slipped my skirt back on and made my way into the office.
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They do this by flying established patterns on approach, communicating their intentions on a common radio frequency—and keeping their eyes peeled.
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Those of us women who had traveled without dates danced together, but eventually everyone besides me peeled off as men approached them.
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It's cuffing season, so our eyes are constantly peeled for the next celebrity couple to fall victim to winter's powers of love.
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"She's probably going to run somebody over," someone said, as she peeled out of the parking lot, cutting off an oncoming car.
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But keep your eyes peeled for Delevingne's next big move — we have a hunch her rusty hair evolution is the first clue.
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But he's promised one more album before he disappears into his hermitude so keep your beady little eyes peeled on—where else?
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Reserve a window seat and keep your eyes peeled because you can see the snowy peak of Mount Kilimanjaro from the air.
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Then, the boiled water can be added to a blender with the peeled almonds and blended for two minutes, or until smooth.
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In short, we'll certainly keep our eyes peeled for his costume in October and watch out for him on the big screen.
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Keep your eyes peeled for that one as things get more atmospheric and includes features from Beau Nox, Ashnikko and Terrel Morris.
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Keep your eyes peeled for these five symptoms, and you're sure to decrease your likelihood of inspiring groans from your team members.
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After a few minutes, Patron and I headed into the safe house as the two men peeled off into the courtyard somewhere.
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A woman was shopping at her local Sobey's grocery store in Thornhill, Ontario when she spotted pre-peeled, halved avocados on sale.
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I was following my wife around, as Hoosier husbands do, keeping an eye peeled for the Lay-Z-Boy and television department.
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It's this kind of dance between taking what you have around you, and then keeping an eye peeled for the perfect thing.
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In the meantime, the Hitch actress is keeping her eyes peeled for "that special project" now that her daughters are getting older.
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She peeled and chopped the roots, spread them on a cookie sheet with some fresh fennel, and drizzled them with olive oil.
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If it's time to invest in a new winter coat, that's what I keep my eyes peeled for as I window shop.
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In Dhaka, a traffic jam is an economic opportunity: Vehicles are descended on by vendors hawking bottles of water, peeled cucumbers, books.
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Once the avocados are hand-peeled and puréed, they're added to a Kolsch base, which is a light, crisp style of beer.
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In the end, they peeled away enough votes so that only six states had a majority of their delegates on the petition.
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And if you do attend, arrive prepared to keep your eyes peeled for celebrities — both from the worlds of politics and Hollywood.
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"Please stop buying the peeled corn for $6, when loose corn is just five pieces for $2," the employee told Business Insider.
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He peeled off a strip of metal so thoroughly rusted that it shed flakes as the governor pointed it toward the truck.
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Marie's overcompensation slowly peeled back to reveal how neglected she was in her marriage and how unfulfilled she felt as a housewife.
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Reinforced with fabric and peeled off in long sheets, it skinned, or cleaned, the wall, returning the stone to its original color.
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Dr. Kaiden suggests it's better to stick to cooked vegetables and peeled fruits served from restaurants, stands or cafes you can trust.
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There were no mongooses in New Jersey, but I kept my eyes peeled for them anyway — the impossible longing of the immigrant.
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We've got our eyes peeled and credit cards at the ready for slashed prices on everything from jewelry to clothing to shoes.
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We peeled back the plastic wrap on Swanson's Hungry-Man TV dinners, and dug into corn niblets, mashed potatoes and fudge brownies.
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Up on the theater's grand terrace, clowns peeled potatoes for an all-white dinner, since the eccentric Satie ate only white food.
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Up on the theater's grand terrace, clowns peeled potatoes for an all-white dinner, since the eccentric Satie ate only white food.
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Avocados may seem harmless, but if you've ever peeled and cut one, you know they can be more than a little troublesome.
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The former chief of staff's car then peeled away from the president's motorcade and left while Trump remained on Air Force One.
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"I peeled shrimp," says Fertitta, the 20043-year-old chairman and CEO of Fertitta Entertainment and star of CNBC's Billion Dollar Buyer.
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Their products were sold under brand names, including: Almark Foods, Egggs Select, Nic's Peeled Pearls, Rainbow Farms and Sutherland's Food Service, Inc.
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"It can be traumatizing for a young patient to be peeled away from their parents as they head into surgery," the hospital adds.
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Aliens found new chills with its explicitly female villain, an Alien Queen whose eggs peeled open to reveal a brood of skittering facehuggers.
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If you use a debit card issued by an Indian bank, you will want to keep your eyes peeled for any unrecognizable transactions.
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Keep your eyes peeled for more of the stylish rising star, not just on the big screen but also on the red carpet.
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As I peeled the onion, I learned a lot about how people manage their money, and why so many people have money problems.
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But Jeffrey Gundlach, the CEO and chief investment officer of DoubleLine Capital, is still keeping his eyes peeled for trouble on the horizon.
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She quickly peeled off Chrisanne's clothes and pressed her down into the blankets, planting kisses over every inch of her she could reach.
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One was so hungry that he grabbed a raw, half-peeled potato, speckled with rot, out of her hand, and bit into it.
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Firefighters peeled back the metal sheet of a collapsed roof as the anthropologists picked up charred bone fragments, sorting them into paper bags.
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To land a good deal, you had to keep your eyes peeled for newspaper ads and hit up every travel agency in town.
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I ended up with a horrible sunburn on the exposed parts of my arms—it was itchy and painful, and I peeled extensively.
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Nuth envisions a well-defended planet Earth outfitted with "observer spacecraft," which, like watchmen, keep their eyes peeled for dangerous near Earth objects.
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From the crowded subways of our daily commutes to the aisles of local supermarkets, we've always got our eyes peeled for fashion inspiration.
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Whenever you're doing that polite digging through his or her social media profile, keep your eyes peeled for any common interests you share.
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So stick tightly to a set list of wanted items that you really want and keep your eyes peeled for discount codes online.
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With that said, we have our eyes peeled for any other details the company announces in the days leading up to its event.
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Curtis is filming a Love Actually sequel for the British charity campaign, so maybe keep your eyes peeled for a possible Sheeran cameo.
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Servings: 4Prep: 10 minutesTotal: 40 minutes Ingredients13 pounds Idaho potatoes, peeled and cut into 3⁄4-inch chunks1⁄4 cup blended oilkosher salt Directions 1.
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On one occasion, Berg peeled off from his teammates and went to the roof of a Tokyo hospital, then the city's tallest building.
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The Swift Life is set to hit the App Store later this year, so keep your eyes peeled in the months to come.
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Much of the menu is devoted to platters of meat, great mounds of shawarma peeled from the spit and blackened kebabs and kofta.
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I sometimes use chickpeas as well, but because my spice man always stocks peeled dried fava beans, which disintegrate beautifully, I chose those.
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She added peeled and cubed eggplant and some sliced leeks, then checked on the amaranth leaves boiling beside them, soft as lamb's-quarters.
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Its commander, First Lieutenant Haji Mahboub, a hulking man with a Freddie Mercury mustache, greeted us with tea and dishes of peeled cucumber.
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It was as if she'd peeled off her once cultured, refined, and exceedingly polite façade, exposing beneath it an ignorant, boorish old woman.
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The shed's roof is partly peeled away, but the legend is intact: This is the spot where baseball's greatest switch-hitter grew up.
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She shrieked from the back seat of her BMW coupe as he peeled out down Avenue J. He giggled at his aunt's anxiety.
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He came home five hours later, peeled off his boots and socks, and discovered his legs and feet were speckled with tiny dots.
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When Mr. West rode by, a few hundred of them spied him and peeled off, surrounding his car, taking pictures, reaching for handshakes.
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We have a list of two-word phrases, all ending in a fruit or vegetable that needs to be peeled to be eaten.
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On the lookout for trouble, Commander William Monk of the Thames River Police keeps his eyes peeled on the mighty ships passing through.
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From there, the couple peeled away layers and restored lines from the original text to create the story they felt would work onstage.
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I cried in the bathroom on my break, as I peeled off the PPE from my sweaty self, mask indentations on my face.
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A young man in a slim suit peeled the protective wrapping from the sapphire crystal of my chronometer and began to polish feverishly.
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A brandishing of two bowl scrapers, and it's peeled from the metal, rolled into a long tube, chopped and slipped onto paper plates.
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After a few more strokes, he carefully peeled away the rib cage and splayed open the fish, which split into four neat sections.
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Recipe: Kabocha Squash Pie LOOKS This Japanese breed has a fairly large teardrop shape, and lumpy, inedible skin that has to be peeled.
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It's surrounded by triangles of creamy Colombian white cheese, a pale shoulder of potato and two hard-boiled eggs, waiting to be peeled.
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The most important part is that you get them "head on, shell on" which means they are fully intact instead of pre-peeled.
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To hide the inexpensive wines she purchased, Ms. Bishop peeled off the labels and adhered custom wine labels adorned with her wedding monogram.
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It sounds like common sense, but if the correct steps had been observed, my paint probably would not have peeled off the walls.
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After Conley nailed a 3-pointer to begin the third quarter, Boston peeled off a 12-1 run to get within 212-2110.
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Keep your eyes peeled for the shot-on-Super-8 rarity "The Abomination," about toothy monsters with a taste for human entrails. (nitehawkcinema.com)
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They are just regular carrots that have been peeled, washed and chopped into two-inch pieces to create easy-to-eat finger food.
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It makes them into paintings within paintings, or like shadows peeled up off the ground and reattached to the objects that cast them.
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As the cleric spoke, more smoke rose in the sky behind him, and worshipers peeled away and began to walk toward the fence.
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The vegetable matter is peeled, plucked and trimmed into a messy heap that is larger than the center bit we manage to save.
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One person peeled off their second layer of warm socks to give to a fellow demonstrator whose feet were drenched from melting snow.
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The drink is "a little bit exotic and made with fresh, hand-peeled lychees, lemongrass and a little bit of cinnamon," Jarvis said.
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She peeled open the sticky pages of her photo album, which chronicled her travels to Japan and India and her lobbying in Lansing.
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Three adults kept all eyes peeled in all directions and five minutes later, the swim was done—and all limbs were still attached.
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Servings: 4Prep: 35 minutesTotal: 24 hour 2330 minutes for the chili vinegar: ¼ cup|2340 ml sugarcane vinegar or distilled white vinegar 24 tablespoons chopped red onion 25 thai chiles, thinly sliced 24 garlic clove, finely chopped kosher salt, to taste for the fritters: 23 medium carrots, peeled and julienned 22 parsnips, peeled and julienned 27 medium sweet potato, peeled and julienned kosher salt, to taste vegetable oil, for frying ¾ cup|21 ml (or more) club soda 1 teaspoon fish sauce 1 ¼ cups|148 grams cornstarch 1 cup|12 grams cilantro leaves 1 tablespoon moringa powder 73.
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Makes about 7 cupsPrep: 30 minutesTotal: 35 minutes 1 red bell pepper, seeded and diced 1 large red onions, diced 1 ripe papaya, peeled, seeded, and diced 2 avocados, peeled, pitted, and diced 1/3 cup diced cilantro 1/4 cup fresh lime juice kosher salt, to taste tortilla chips, for serving Combine all ingredients in a large bowl and season with salt.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 22 and 23/21 hours for the mango pudding:21 mango (about 24 ounces), peeled, seed removed, roughly chopped21 ounces frozen corn, defrosted103 210/22 cups heavy cream24/2 cup whole milk1 tablespoon cornstarch1/4 cup granulated sugar1 teaspoon vanilla extract to serve:whipped cream1 mango, peeled and dicedMexican chocolatepinch ground cinnamonpinch chili pepper 23.
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Makes 3 1/4 cupsPrep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 20 minutes for the soffrito:¾ cup|175 ml white vinegar4 garlic cloves, peeled and smashed1 ½ green bell peppers, cored, seeded, and roughly chopped½ red bell pepper, cored, seeded, and roughly chopped½ white onion, peeled and roughly chopped1 bunch cilantro Purée all of the ingredients in a food processor until slightly smooth.
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Willis ran in third place and Centrowitz in fifth until the three-quarter mark, when the leader peeled off and they bolted in front.
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The executive chef of Yardbird Southern Table & Bar shares a popular side dish from the menu 1 small red beet, peeled and roughly chopped
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The chef and author of Lidia's Celebrate Like an Italian puts her spin on the classic finger food 12 large hard-cooked eggs,peeled
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The narrative was always the same: my dress and hose got drenched, and I peeled them off, as well as my bra and underwear.
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If that's the case, keep your eyes peeled for more confrontations and pushback against criticism of China from a more assertive Chinese diplomatic corps.
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Other reviewers from Bloomberg, The Verge and The Wall Street Journal peeled off a special film that looked like a screen protector, causing damage.
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We've been keeping our eyes peeled for all the Black Friday ads and deals to be announced, and things are looking good this year.
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Conservative parts of the church peeled off to form the Anglican Communion of North America, which sought allies among the traditionalist prelates of Africa.
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"It's Chandler's very first lychee," Irwin, who sat alongside Powell on the grass, said in an Instagram video as she peeled the fresh fruit.
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There is no absolute solution, no one thing that keeps you from living with extra vigilance or keeping an eye peeled for suspicious people.
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Nashville, keep your eyes peeled for a charming ginger with the voice of an angel and a quintuple shot of tequila in his hand.
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I find the first ones, early in the season, are tenderer and can be bought so thin that they don't need to be peeled!
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We both loved the role reversal, and when she expressed interest in doing it again, well, I kept my eyes peeled for another opportunity.
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"I think they've turned into the therapists of Caracas," she said, unfazed by the bird impatiently pecking her forehead as she peeled a banana.
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On a sunny day, chickens strutted by and a cat looked for scraps as women peeled potatoes and chopped onions on mats spread outside.
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Keep your eyes peeled for the the kids of Stranger Things, who are returning for their own second season on Netflix on October 31.
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I've never peeled after using this and using it on my tan ensures that my skin stays super hydrated and my tan looks great!
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As a bonus, it was served with slices of turnip and a whole apple-size beet, cooked, peeled and carved to resemble a rose.
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Instead, I peeled her fingers from my waist and stepped back, angry at her ambush, and then felt ashamed for not being more compassionate.
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And be sure to keep your eyes peeled for quick streaks that cross the frame, part of the Perseid meteor shower, according to Wick.
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He peeled off the overcoat only when he went to sleep, under several blankets and a stout covering my parents called Milty the Quilty.
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Cavaliers 21, Knicks 258 LeBron James peeled his body off a courtside chair early Saturday and ambled onto the court at Madison Square Garden.
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The limo slid to a halt and its fibrous doors peeled apart, giving the crowd their first glimpse of Millicia's look for the evening.
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It isn't boring pixel-peeping — I'm just saying you need to keep your eyes peeled, because everything is where it is for good reason.
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As you shuttle around between all the gallery openings and new blockbuster museum shows this month, Gemini, keep your eyes peeled and lips sealed.
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Our house is drying, the walls peeled back to their wooden skeleton and the hardwood floors ripped up and strewed across our dying lawn.
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Row after row of apartments and cottages, their facades peeled away like a shadowbox, opening to full view the private lives that unfolded within.
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I knelt over her and saw her eyes beating to the left, her mouth peeled in a grimace, her body out of her control.
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Together, they formed a torrent broken only when a few people periodically peeled off to sip papaya juice from a vendor on the sidewalk.
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Bright and early in the morning, we climbed the five flights of stairs, strewn with peeled paint, to the media council's suite of offices.
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The roof canopy is made of wooden slats in a system of interlocking rectangles, some of which are peeled upward to draw in light.
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Mr. Hopp's performance peeled back the character's many layers and identities — Everyman, fool, pious Jew, paterfamilias — without ever reducing him to a single one.
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We sucked the custardy pulp off the seeds inside cacao pods, smelled clove buds and peeled a bit of bark from a cinnamon tree.
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In the meantime, rangers have been posted on rickety wooden stands built into jungle trees, ordered to keep their eyes peeled for the tiger.
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Platters of caciocavallo arrived at each table, along with salad and giant fresh fava that we peeled to get at the tender beans inside.
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Tripolyphosphate is generally added to shrimp after it's been peeled, so to avoid it, try to buy shell-on shrimp and peel it yourself.
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Signs were pulled off the walls; tape was peeled off quickly and noisily, echoing the sounds of tape coming off the players' shin pads.
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Serving to stay alive, Gauff saved a match point with a slicing, down-the-line backhand that peeled off the sideline for a winner.
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At coffee shops and restaurants, I held up lines as I fumbled out my wallet and peeled off the bills to give the cashier.
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The fires peeled away so much of the island's dense scrub that they unmasked hills and other terrain that had been hidden for years.
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The wall and roof of a quaint living room were peeled off like tape from one small house, revealing a couch and dinner table.
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We also didn't have a problem getting the label off the middle of the toy, it peeled right off with no glue residue whatsoever.
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Firefighters peeled back the metal sheet of a collapsed roof as the anthropologists picked up visibly charred bone fragments, sorting them into paper bags.
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At coffee shops and restaurants, I held up lines as I fumbled out my wallet and peeled off the bills to give the cashier.
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The late-October day was peeled and cool; the light was miserly by six, the last remnants clawed in weak scratches across the sky.
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Behzadzadeh took a thousand-dollar stack, peeled off a $100, which went into a new pile, and collected $32 from the small-bill stack.
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We even made you two different versions, so you can challenge a friend to keep her eyes peeled for the expected cameos and stereotypes.
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Finally, consumers should refrigerate cut, peeled, or cooked produce as soon as possible, and definitely don't let them sit out for more than two hours.
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This isn't the first time Kanye has peeled back the curtain on his relationship with the 35-year-old Keeping Up with the Kardashians star.
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But investors peeled $751 million out of European stock funds for a sixth straight week of withdrawals as Citigroup Inc's euro-zone economic surprise index .
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Well, twice a month they did give me some tuna salad with my cakes, and some carrots that may or may not have been peeled.
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Instead, soothe your baby's pain with frozen bananas, a peeled and chilled cucumber or a clean, wet washcloth -- but be sure to watch for choking.
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The unit proposed a "realignment" that would have peeled off FinCEN's authority over the database, some of its employees, and a piece of its budget.
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Any one of these projects, or all of them, may be on the agenda at I/O, so gaming fans should keep their eyes peeled.
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The current fire stretched to the curvature of the Earth, as if someone had peeled back the mantle and opened a gateway into Hell itself.
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It was not until Petronio gingerly peeled off his satin gloves, however, that it was evident this body was not what we thought it was.
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Plus, keep your eyes peeled for more: StyleWatch plans to release two more more collections (one in October and one in November) with Charming Charlie.
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The most recent country to be peeled away by Chinese promises of juicy infrastructure projects and soft loans is Panama, which switched allegiance in June.
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As someone who's freelancing or self-employed, you need to keep your eyes peeled for a few specific features whilst weighing your tax software options.
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He said, " If you want to make more money, here's my card," and he peeled off a 100 guilder note and gave it to me.
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Still, keep your eyes peeled for next season's crop of street-style images: Odds are, some of your favorites are signed up for a pair.
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One of Nychos' peeled-back skeleton creatures blazes across the entrance to the repurposed warehouse that's been a second home to local artists since 2012.
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Some reviewers had unknowingly peeled off that top polymer layer of the display, and it was suggested by Samsung that that may have caused glitches.
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And is he willing -- and able -- to take on Warren, to try to win back some of the voters she has peeled off of him?
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Like an onion, that question can be peeled back to reveal another: Can the Pistons go down that path with Andre Drummond as their centerpiece?
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The advertisements that they once bore have peeled away, leaving only scraps and broken slogans ("of your life"), of the melancholy kind that Evans loved.
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The desk's tortoiseshell, brass, bronze, ebony and oak components have been peeled apart, cleaned and photographed, and the team documented tool marks on the undersides.
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" Those beauties have "their innards exposed—intestines and livers and stomachs, hearts, kidneys spilling out of their perfectly made, peeled-open, and glowing wax skin.
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In this instance, moderate Democrats peeled off, resulting in an embarrassing vote that overshadowed the passage of a landmark gun control bill in the House.
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At a calçotada, calçots are grilled over open fire, peeled with bare hands, and dipped in a delicious sauce before getting shoved into your piehole.
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The brightly painted walls have faded and peeled; sections of the ceiling have collapsed; the furniture, much of it left in place, has gathered dust.
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The zest of one orange, peeled in wide strips, and a half-cup of orange juice proved to be plenty for an intense back note.
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But once they started doing their drills with the ball, she peeled off on her own and has been standing on the sideline ever since.
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On the side exposed to the flash, their clothes were tattered, their bodies burned red and festering, their skin peeled back and hanging in shreds.
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T-R-U-M-P letters have been peeled off three rental buildings also on Riverside Boulevard, as well as hotels in SoHo and Toronto.
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Keep your eyes peeled for more from Prelapsarian—something tells me that Gilead Media, Krallice's long-time label, has even more magic up their sleeves.
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He peeled and grated a root, then added a little salt, equal amounts of white vinegar (which acts as a stabilizer) and very cold water.
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The skin was peeled back, and the fillets were moved to a plate, deboned, reunited with the pastry and served with some tomatoes and hollandaise.
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Trump absolutely cannot resist being baited on Twitter, so keep your eyes peeled for yet another counter-response — especially if you're one of these "DEPLORABLES".
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While the wings were still warm, I peeled off and discarded the skin, which can be rubbery when you fry or grill them at home.
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When the moderates peeled off, that made the support of the Freedom Caucus, a band of roughly 30 conservative hard-liners, all the more critical.
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A parking lot across Buena Vista Avenue from the Beaux-Arts train station was peeled up; in its place is a park with cascading waters.
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Check out the tune below and keep your eyes and ears peeled for the EP's full release on May 20, including a remix from Medlar.
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An aerial photograph of Bay Correctional Facility in Panama City shows a roof peeled back from a large building and debris strewn across the yards.
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Servings: 6Total: 30 minutes 1 cup honey, preferably Veneto123 large carrots, peeled and finely grated (about 2 pounds)kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste½ cup panko breadcrumbs¼ cup basil chiffonade¼ cup rye flour4 eggs, lightly beaten3 tablespoons grated Asiago1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil½ cup mascarpone, for garnish1 medium-sized piece Treviso Ubriacco cheese1 lemon, plus wedges for servingfresh horseradish, peeled 1.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 45 minutes 1/2 cup|85 grams raw cashews1 large carrot, peeled and roughly chopped (about 4 ounces|118 grams)33 large orange sweet potato, peeled and roughly chopped (about 9 ½ ounces|270 grams)3/22 cup|22 ml cashew milk212 ½ teaspoons cayenne pepper215 avocados, halved, pitted, peeled, and diced½ cup|21 ml avocado oilkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste21 tablespoons canola oil23 medium yellow onion, diced22 (23-ounce|24 gram) bag Beyond Meat crumbles1 teaspoon garlic salt1 teaspoon onion powder1 (17.5-ounce|496 gram) bag tortilla chips3 pickled jalapeños, thinly sliced33 large tomatoes, cored and diced1 limefresh cilantro leaves 1.
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The matching process is in full swing, so if you're registered, keep your eyes peeled on your inbox for an invitation to create a CrunchMatch profile.
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Keep in mind, not every location at some of these national chains may be participating, so be sure to keep your eyes peeled for local deals.
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But as of Thursday morning, the facility appears to be heading back to its normal operations and the tape holding those signs was being peeled off.
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So get your credit cards ready to act fast when the collection is released on April 29, and keep your eyes brows peeled for more information.
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If you've ever peeled dried white glue off your fingers after a craft project, you've already got a good idea of how this Belay paint works.
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When I eventually peeled myself away, I felt a positive emotion lingering; the automated drawing machine models an environment in perpetual mutation whose end cannot arrive.
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Spending just a few minutes on "Brandon" makes very clear the complexity of its digital layers, which, when peeled back, reveal fragments of real-world traumas.
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Watch that video again and tell me how ready you are to be the first to have your face peeled off in one of Musk's tunnels.
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In case you forgot, early reviewers of the Fold accidentally damaged their displays because they peeled off the protective layer thinking it was a screen protector.
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She had studied the human body, had even peeled back a cadaver's skin in medical school, sawed through a breastbone, held a brain in her hands.
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You'll also want to keep your eyes peeled if you're traveling here in the summer, as thousands of Atlantic puffins traverse the island during this time.
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When investigators looked down from helicopters afterwards, it seemed that the roofs of houses had been peeled off, the rooms below resembling "chambers of the heart".
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Keep yours eyes peeled for more coverage on deepfakes from Mashable, but for now enjoy this clip of Michael Trump while the tech is still humorous.
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Even the outside of the packaging that the main box will ship in has a loop that can be peeled away to reveal the main box.
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The multitalented star's legion of fans will certainly be quick to point out any future Weeknd homages, but it doesn't hurt to keep your eyes peeled.
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Additionally, the student says the production will be available on video in May and he plans to upload the whole thing, so keep your eyes peeled.
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This dish, as many Italian classics do, starts with a fresh, flavorful tomato sauce, made with whole peeled tomatoes, carrots, thyme, onion, and plenty of garlic.
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We pull our sleeves over our mittens, and we keep an eye peeled, hoping some kind bus driver, or passing space ship, will offer a ride.
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Chopped veggies, peeled potatoes (stored in water in the fridge), stuffing, chilies, shucked clams, diced Brussels sprouts — all will reside happily in the prosaic little receptacle.
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Avoid impulse purchases or deals that are too good to be true—but do keep your eyes peeled for large dollar bills lying on the street!
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That year, another populist billionaire, Ross Perot, ran as an independent and peeled a large number of voters away from the Republican incumbent George H.W. Bush.
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Economists and investors alike have their eyes peeled for any signs of latent inflation or wage growth, which would reinforce efforts to enact stricter monetary policy.
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To visit is to see human history peeled open; archaeological digs through 21 feet of sediment reveal 22 distinct cultural layers over 282,000 years of habitation.
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He said the best way to describe what Mr. Cohen and Dr. Hassan were doing was to think of "layers of the onion" being peeled back.
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Sure, Black Friday makes things easier by dropping everything all at once, but if you keep your eyes peeled for deals, there is always an opportunity.
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Not far from that piece sits the Job banana lamp, its yellow "skin" rendered in polished bronze, peeled away to reveal a white center that glows.
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But as I peeled off excess layers and slipped into the cushy robe, I suddenly felt as though my heart was stuck in my throat. Shit.
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"Select peeled vegetables and fruit instead of unpeeled, and cooked meat instead of uncooked, unless you feel 100 percent confident in the food preparation," he explains.
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And Ms. DuVernay is warm and girlie, too — at our meeting, we talked about the joys and pitfalls of fake eyelashes; crying, she peeled hers off.
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Beans have to be soaked a day before cooking, sweet potatoes peeled, and if she's doing a vegetable tart, a trial one must be made first.
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That must not have done the trick, though, because now Sobeys is selling pre-peeled and halved avocados for the equivalent of US$4 a piece.
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Shiraka Farley Baker posted a photo of an overturned Coca-Cola van in a front yard of a mobile home with a partially peeled off roof.
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Circumventing Zoom's dark pattern means keeping your eyes peeled for a tiny text link to "join from your browser" and clicking the hell out of it.
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Google's just beginning to roll out the updates and says you should be able to turn it on by next week, so keep your eyes peeled.
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Will the carrots be peeled and cooked, the cake baked and the table set as it should be before grandma, who is upstairs, makes her entrance?
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The roofing has peeled off, and the caulking inside has dissolved so much that the white paint on the walls has clotted from floor to ceiling.
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For some black voters here, Sanders' campaign either no longer stands out from the progressive crowd or hasn't grown enough, so they've peeled off from it.
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Once boiled and peeled, it can be served warm and sticky in its own braising liquid like a good pot roast, with root vegetables and potatoes.
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Until then, keep your eyes peeled for more photos of filming days, because the resemblance between actor and real life figure is too uncanny to miss.
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After the specialist peeled off the wax in one fell swoop, she spritzed on a light mist of toner and gently massaged in the serum-elixir.
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Bartoli, who has lost 20 kg since picking up the virus early this year, said on Thursday she could stomach only organic salad and peeled cucumbers.
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Eventually, the doors were opened to let the smoke out, he said, and passengers could then see that a train car had peeled off the tracks.
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In fact, one of the great appeals of Stephen King's novels is that they have many layers that can be peeled back, exposing more mysteries underneath.
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In this abridged state, Teta is a cousin to the simplified icons in Rocca's 1960s drawings — brisk renderings of peeled bananas, crossed legs, and palm trees.
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Servings: 4-6Prep time: 30 minutesTotal time: 3 hours for the sauce: ¼ cup|53 grams olive oil 2 carrots, peeled and chopped 2 stalks of celery, chopped 13 medium yellow onion, chopped 3 garlic cloves, peeled and smashed 2 (28-ounce|22 grams) cans whole peeled tomatoes, crushed by hand 23 sprigs fresh basil 21 tablespoons|24 grams unsalted butter kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste for the braciole: 2350 ½ cups|28 grams fresh breadcrumbs ½ cup|23 grams grated parmesan, plus more to serve ½ cup|22 grams grated provolone cheese 22 tablespoons basil, finely chopped, plus more to serve 25 tablespoons flat-leaf parsley, finely chopped2 garlic cloves, peeled and minced kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste2 pounds|950 grams beef chuck, butterflied and pounded ½-inch thick ⅓ cup|80 ml olive oil 1 cup|250 ml dry white wine cooked polenta, to serve 23.
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As much abstraction as possible must be peeled away and this is what the C language and the suite of language extensions known as Embedded C offer.
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And, if you're a fan of Mill, Lids, or both, keep your eyes peeled in August: the outlet reported he'll release a limited-edition line of hats.
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However, you'll probably want to test a small, out-of-sight section first to make sure the Belay paint can actually be peeled off once it's dried.
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Denied any explosive Sorkinian moments or news-breaking exchanges, the networks peeled off one by one in mid-hearing: first the broadcast networks, then CNN and MSNBC.
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A smaller coalition of anarchists peeled off from the gathering and attempted to march on the convention hub, but a phalanx of officers blocked their narrow path.
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I delivered the Milwaukee Journal newspaper, peeled gum from underneath desks, and scrubbed school floors to help my parents with the tuition for Pius XI High School.
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The polish: Oribe BloodstoneWhen you're in the salon and faced with a wall of reds, Goldstein says to keep your eyes peeled for this one in particular.
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But the one that has kept everyone's eyes peeled is China, with a gap of 16.7% in the third quarter of 2017 (the latest BIS figure available).
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The pound peeled off around a third of a U.S. cent to $1.3288 in early trading as sources told Reuters British Brexit Secretary David Davis had resigned.
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We're keeping our eyes peeled and our hearts open to see how auntie Solange celebrates these twins in the coming months — and the rest of their lives.
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Oil prices have held up better after the than many had expected but market watchers are keeping their eyes peeled for any sharp moves that may follow.
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But the driver let me slide, and I arrived at my father's abandoned apartment and peeled the eviction notice off the door as I picked the lock.
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Horrified, I limped to the back room, where Gollum peeled the blood-splattered trap off of my cream-caked work boot with the handle of his broom.
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Yes, that is his biggest crime, apart from being so boring I literally can't feel my face because I've peeled it off to feel something, anything, everything.
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I have some special interests and watch a lot of documentaries, and as long as you keep your eyes peeled, there's always something to click on through.
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And each one, after conception, is deftly peeled bare until it reveals some distillate of the cosmic laws that govern our bodies and the spaces around them.
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"Review (from Gamespot): "The premise of the game is gimmicky, but after its sordid skin is peeled away, a true gem of a 3D platformer is revealed.
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If enough Jews in these states who traditionally vote Democratic can be peeled off, using the canard of left-wing anti-Semitism, the results can be decisive.
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Chernobyl in the end perpetuates a fantasy where truth and lies are distinguishable, and corruption can be peeled away to reveal the readings on the scientific instruments.
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He has steadfastly refused to end his bid and back Clinton even as some of his fiercest supporters have peeled away to support the party's likely nominee.
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In the war, the groups have just peeled off one by one, leaving little more than a Dinka ethnic core fighting to hold on to it all.
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When Vance peeled an orange for the cranberry sauce, Arata noted that its fragrance—that is, its monoterpene VOCs—had made the readings on his instrument soar.
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Eight years after I'd last bitten into the squishy, processed wheat bread of my youth and peeled back the aluminum lid of an applesauce cup, I returned.
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It's been a little over eight months since he's posted on Twitter or Instagram, but autumn is approaching and so our eyes are peeled for a return.
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Carefully peeled oranges or orange slices are doused in caramel, sometimes to candy them, other times to infuse them with the rich taste of the silken sugar.
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Yet even after the last pacemaker peeled off after 25 kilometers, Kipchoge showed no sign of slowing as thousands of Berliners lining the streets egged him on.
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When it came to unveiling my masterpiece, I sat down in front of the mirror and gently peeled from the base of my brows near my nose.
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The genius of the film is how it is meticulously constructed, and as each layer is peeled back, the true source of this evil comes into view.
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Intimacies and comforts are peeled off to expose the universe to its bare bone, and replace it with hypercharged particles that exert the same force of gravity.
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Jurors had seen pictures of the Dumpster, but its appearance was striking in person, its sides torn and peeled back like gift wrapping on a child's toy.
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"It peeled away the facade and revealed an anger that had been building for decades," said Ms. Swonk, who is chief economist at Grant Thornton in Chicago.
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Storm predictions are usually made no more than five days out, so keep your eyes peeled on the National Hurricane Center's weekend forecasts as Labor Day approaches.
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Last, a hard-boiled egg, peeled and fried, with a whisper-thin golden crust and a green crush of sambal hijau: raw jalapeño, onion and ground anchovies.
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Residents of the park who entered a home where about half the roof had been peeled back reported that the interior was badly flooded, probably beyond salvaging.
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I didn't know it was there until my date gave me a hug and then peeled it off like he was at a burlesque show in hell.
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Inside the Allenholm Farm market, a woman peeled fruit with a hand-crank device, then stepped outside to feed the peels to the donkeys, ponies and goats.
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" Speaking from his trailer, where his Tick costume hung nearby like a peeled-off layer of skin, Mr. Serafinowicz described his characters as "this big, blue lunatic.
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Robert Walker, a 51-year-old mechanic, weathered the worst of the storm in his seaside Daytona Beach apartment where high-powered winds peeled back the roof.
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Decent versions of these accessories can get pretty pricey, so if you don't want to drop a ton of money, keep your eyes peeled for discounted bundles.
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Dr. King peeled off from his focus on the Poor People's Campaign, thinking the strike was an acute example of broader injustices that he could help resolve.
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Using plate tectonic reconstruction software, the researchers literally peeled back layers to go back in time when continents appeared much different from the map we know today.
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Paint flaked and peeled off the walls, and small craters had been left in the plaster from all the posters we had tacked up and ripped down.
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Servings: 230-23Prep time: 25 minutesTotal time: 1 hour Ingredients 2 tablespoons canola oil2 teaspoons ground cumin1 teaspoon achiote powder2 garlic cloves, minced1 medium white onion, diced33 pounds Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch pieces1 cup whole milk1 cup crumbled queso fresco1 avocado, peeled, pitted, and sliced or diced, for servingcancha corn nuts, for servingchopped cilantro or scallions, for servingEcuadorian aji hot sauce, for serving Directions 1.
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Servings: 4Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 45 minutes for the carrot and daikon pickle: 1/53 cup|125 ml white vinegar 3 tablespoons granulated sugar 125 grams peeled and julienned carrot 125 grams peeled and julienned daikon for the hot dog: 4 hot dogs 1 French baguette, sliced into quarters crosswise 1 (8-ounce) piece country paté, thinly sliced carrot and daikon pickle 3 Persian cucumbers, thinly sliced fresh cilantro fresh mint 1.
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The star of Cooking Channel's Man Fire Food adds sweetness and a touch of heat to his recipe 12 peeled raw jumbo shrimp, tail-on (about 12 oz.)
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So why is a California-based avocado grower and distributor selling the savory fruits pre-peeled, pre-halved, sealed in plastic, and then wrapped in a cardboard box?
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Despite the struggles, the Bulldogs got back within 53-50 before the Bluejays peeled off a 9-3 run to take its biggest lead of the second half.
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On the left, his thin body is whole and unharmed, but on the right, his skin has peeled away and his ribs, sternum, cartilage, and blood are visible.
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Franzia's website, however, boasts that "all kinds of stores like to stock" their "world's most popular wine," though, so keep your eyes peeled at your nearest wine shop.
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In "Salt," the muted dark red of the miso wrapped around a boiled egg feels almost holy; in "Acid," the peeled citrus fruits appear vulgar in their juiciness.
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It looks like Google rolled out this page a bit early, but chances are solid that the preview program is on the way — so keep your eyes peeled.
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"Every1 else havin a lit Friday night & I'm here examining the nose pore cleaner strip I just peeled off & I must say, nothing can top this," she wrote.
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The authors of the Jack's Wife Freda cookbook share a popular dish served at their New York City restaurants 4 large hard-cooked eggs, peeled and roughly chopped
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A party worker quickly kneeled on the floor next to him, removed his shoe and gently peeled off his sock to reveal a small bandage on his foot.
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In docs obtained by TMZ, she says potatoes are peeled and turned into something called "potato flakes," but the skins are never put back into the final product.
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Lifting the top lid off the toilet, I desperately peeled away little pieces of tape that were glued to the bindle hiding the oxy and the eight ball.
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But party leaders said they only received enough signatures from 10 states, and that signers for four states peeled off, leaving them with majorities from just six states.
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As demonstrated in these human tests, XPL is effective at tightening skin for a period of about 24 hours, though it can be peeled off at any time.
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In the meantime as Christmas approaches, the New York & Company collection designer is keeping her eyes peeled for "that special project" now that her daughters are getting older.
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If you hate peeling oranges but don't want to go nuts and buy pre-peeled slices, we've got the hack for you — hassle- and mess-free, of course.
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The CBP has banned four Chinese companies since 2016 from importing a range of goods, including peeled garlic and industrial chemicals, that it suspects were made by prisoners.
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The Pavilion creates a sense of shelter by layering spaces: the curving walls are like the peeled-away leaves of an artichoke; in the middle is the heart.
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At Seders, a small horseradish root is first shown on the plate, and then it is either peeled and cut into strips, or served prepared in a bowl.
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If you either can't find shell-on shrimp to poach, or would prefer not to deal with shells, then it's fine to roast pre-peeled and deveined shrimp.
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Almark foods said in a statement on Friday that it was voluntarily recalling its hard-boiled and peeled eggs in white plastic pails due to possible listeria contamination.
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The paint cracked and peeled off the walls, but we always had food on the table, even if it was white rice, fried eggs and canned corned beef.
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As bullets hit the dirt near his feet, he slowly peeled off a piece of plastic wrapping, then lifted the launcher back onto his shoulder and tried again.
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The pound peeled off around a third of a U.S. cent to $1.3290 as news broke British Brexit Secretary David Davis and Brexit Minister Steven Baker had resigned.
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Dates will no doubt be snatched up faster than you can slap on a slap bracelet, so keep your blue-liner rimmed eyes peeled if you want in!
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DiVincenzo peeled off nine straight points in a 2:39 stretch, finishing it with a 3-pointer with 7:57 on the clock to make it 62-44.
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After very regular wear for about a year (not every single day, but pretty frequently), the lining on the insides of the shoes rolled up and peeled off.
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Investors will also have their eyes peeled this week for data prints across emerging markets as well as the United States, such as GDP numbers and jobless claims.
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The base for this braise is a can of whole peeled tomatoes, crushed by the back of a spoon, and just under a cup of red, red wine.
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When they peeled that curtain down, they turned the lights off in our room, the witness room, so the only thing that was lit up was the chamber.
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Only thing is, when she scrolled to "gather the ingredients," she saw a lovely photo of peeled apples, butter, sugar, pie dough — and a bowl of ground beef.
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When I returned to the house, hours later, I peeled off my jeans and saw that my thighs, like my cheeks and nose, were a raw, violent red.
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The weather was cool and bright during the graveside service, and Captain Oslund said the jet that peeled away from the rest seemed to disappear into the sun.
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"Omar, you're an artist, kid!" one guard said as Omar Jhury, 29, swirled the caramel syrup on top and peeled back a straw in a delicate petal shape.
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Servings: 8Prep: 15 minutesTotal: 1 103/2 hours for the curry:3 pounds boneless and skinless chicken breasts and thighs1 tablespoon cayenne pepper1 tablespoon curry powderkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste2 fresh limes, juiced, plus more to taste3 tablespoons olive oil6 garlic cloves, peeled and smashed3/4 cup chicken stock103/4 cup roughly chopped cilantro leaves and tender stems, plus more for garnish3 tablespoons jerk seasoning, preferably Dunns River1 sprig fresh rosemary, leaves picked and minced22 sprig fresh thyme21 large Russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 22-inch pieces23 (25 ounce) cans coconut milk210 (33-inch) piece ginger, peeled and grated23 large carrots, peeled and cut into 22/22-inch pieces1 small yellow onion, diced for the chickpeas:4 tablespoons unsalted butter4 tablespoons olive oil1 small yellow onion, diced2 large cans chickpeas, rinsed and drained1/23 habanero, stemmed and dicedfresh lime juice, to tastekosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste3 tablespoons roughly chopped cilantro 1.
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Servings: 23Total: 5 hours for the mincemeat:3 cups granulated sugar3 large quince, peeled, cored, and halved2 cups currants2 cups dark brown sugar2 cups raisins2 cups sultanas1 cup suet1/43 cup chopped candied mixed peel1/4 cup slivered almonds5 teaspoons ground mixed spice21 teaspoons ground allspice23 teaspoons ground cinnamon24 teaspoon ground mace210 Bramley apples, peeled, cored and diced2330 lemons, zested and juiced22 oranges, zested and juiced53 cox apples, peeled, cored and diceda nice bottle of Armagnac up your sleeve for the apples:25-2325 apples per person, Russets for preference, but any good eater will do2160 grams mincemeat per apple20 grams unsalted butter per apple20 grams Demerara sugar per applecream or custard, for serving 1.
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However, unlike cukes, cucamelons don't need to be peeled, AND you can eat them whole, making them the perfect little treat picked fresh off the vine (no hacks nessecary).
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The long green chile pods are picked in August and September, and then roasted and peeled and used to prepare different dishes like green chile stew and chiles rellenos.
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Eventually, Zuck was escorted to a private elevator typically used for courthouse judges, and three black Chevy Tahoes peeled out of a exit at the back of the courthouse.
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So if you're driving, keep your eyes peeled for smooth, glossy sheets, especially if they stand out from the rest of road, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Sagum tells us she found it at Michele Varian in Soho, and while they don't have one in stock anymore, we'll be keeping our eyes peeled for something similar.
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NBC peeled back the curtain on the Today Show by showing exactly what it looks like when their show goes from national, to local, and then back to national.
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A white car peeled out on the Mexican side and then sped out of the neighborhood; one soldier noticed that it was the car's third pass-through that afternoon.
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She took a sacrificial pipette from her inside jacket pocket, peeled open the paper to reveal the glass, and, in a reprieve between lurches, stabbed herself in the forefinger.
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The two quakes followed a series of smaller ones last week that peeled brick facades, toppled columns and caused a power failure in Edmond, an upscale Oklahoma City suburb.
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So far, Snapdeal CEO Kunal Bahl is the sole e-commerce exec to come out in support of the news, but we'll keep our eyes peeled for further reactions.
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Our photographer Dajana Winkel was present all weekend to capture the magic; check out her snaps below, and keep your eyes peeled for a more in-depth review tomorrow!
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So keep your eyes peeled for Keough as the disarmingly friendly but potentially perilous Laurie Lake on season 3 of Riverdale which is set to return on October 10.
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Manganiello uses solely organic dye, and often creates pigments out of produce from her kitchen, like turmeric, avocado, or the skin of an onion she peeled for a meal.
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Boiling water, as needed 1 tablespoon black vinegar ½ teaspoon sugar 2 tablespoon peeled and finely shredded ginger ¼ cup|60 ml toasted sesame oil 2 tablespoons toasted sesame seeds 1.
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The second photo shows a peeled lime split into sections and laid out on a plate as if someone were getting ready to enjoy it as a midday snack.
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Mr. Scott's family residence was not the best maintained of the homes in a largely tidy place: Paint had either been stripped from the front door or peeled off.
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While a vote was never held, the simple threat of the Meadows resolution peeled away support from Boehner, and the Speaker announced in September he was resigning from Congress.
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If you've ever purchased a new piece of consumer electronics — from a smartphone to a cable modem — you've probably peeled a thin layer of plastic protection from the device.
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When she asked me to peel something, I peeled it, then went away to watch the Macy's parade on television until she called me back to peel something else.
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Some employees say Johnson's rise within the company was even one reason why Kurian left, after swatches of the engineering team were peeled from Kurian and assigned to Johnson.
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A closeup shows the puncture mark on Dafna's thigh, for instance, plus a Band-Aid that has peeled away from it, which Michael tries to stick back in place.
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Nearby, the sisters Carine Assouad and Christine Assouad Sfeir will open the second Semsom in New York, serving bowls and wraps with a creamy hummus made of peeled chickpeas.
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One evening this January, as Nash Malik Kago, a Ugandan chef at Mukwano Mall's Chinese barbecue restaurant, peeled carrots in the shade, the dinner rush came earlier than usual.
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Sin smashes a knob of peeled ginger and a bunch of scallions using the side of his large cleaver, and then minces them finely while adding a little salt.
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It was a moment that was perceived as Pelosi flexing her political muscle, keeping Democrats united as Senate Republicans peeled off to support Democrats' push to reopen the government.
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When it did end, Belt — after running through the first base bag — peeled back toward the Giants dugout, where he received a handful of high fives for his effort.
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Curious showgoers will keep their eyes peeled not just for pins (Time's Up and Recy Taylor are possibilities, judging by the president's address), but also for slogans and shapes.
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My mom gently braised her version of pigs' feet with carefully peeled peanuts, and brewed teas of red dates and goji, and sweet porridges of black rice and longan.
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The U.S. challenge was strong initially but when Kelly Catlin peeled off to leave Hammer with only Chloe Dygert and Jennifer Valente for company, the strain began to tell.
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She peeled birthday cards off the walls and pulled out the high heels she had kept beneath her desk, for days when she couldn't get away with purple sneakers.
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Dried walnuts, particularly those found in supermarkets in the United States, have lost much of the bitterness found in the skin and don't need to be blanched and peeled.
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As the pacemakers peeled away for the last kilometer, Kipchoge accelerated down the final straight, smiled and pointed at people in the crowd who gave him a rousing reception.
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I peeled off my layers of clothing, pulled on my neoprene booties and gloves, and joined the dozens of swimmers wading into the water, which was black and calm.
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We'll be keeping our eyes peeled on that case, which is in front of U.S. district court Judge Dan Polster, who was nominated to the bench by President Clinton.
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Just weeks after the Federal Communications Commission controversially peeled back open internet rules, amid widespread protests and condemnation, Montana has taken the first steps in enforcing its own regulations.
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After a night of booing, a Sanders supporter peeled off a damp Day-Glo green T-shirt (it bore the message "Enough Is Enough") and donated it to Graddy.
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After a button on the device turned red, Blitz peeled it off and fit me with a small band-aid to prevent any errant drips from staining my clothes.
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Asking its citizens to keep their eyes peeled for older people and the needy, Milan has set up an emergency number (+2100 21840 21920 218) for those requiring help.
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Asking its citizens to keep their eyes peeled for older people and the needy, Milan has set up an emergency number (+2100 21840 21920 218) for those requiring help.
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Early the next morning I went to the refrigerator, removed a tangerine, peeled it carefully and left the sections sitting on the radiator while I went off to school.
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Servings: 2Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 3 hours 30 minutes Ingredients2 turkey thighskosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste1/23 cup duck fat4 sprigs sage2 garlic cloves, crushed1 sprig thyme1 1/2 pounds bacon, finely ground2 1/2 pounds peeled chestnuts53 ribs celery, roughy chopped1 large carrot, peeled and roughly chopped1/2 yellow onion, roughly chopped23 cup brandy24 cups chicken stock22 21/21 cups heavy cream22 93/29 cups milk Directions 210.
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Servings: 23Prep: 245 minutesTotal: 24 hour 8-10 large carrots, scrubbed well (peeled if very dirty) and sliced on the diagonal 1/2-inch thick3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling1 teaspoon fennel seeds453 teaspoon ground cumin1/2 teaspoon chile flakeskosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste1 ripe avocado, peeled, pitted, slicedjuice of 1 lime1 handful of fresh cilantro leaves1 handful of arugula or other pretty greens (optional) 1.
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Makes: about 18Prep: 1 hourTotal: 24 hours for the sweet chili mango duck sauce: 1/2 red long hot chili 1 mango, skinned and pitted 1/2-inch piece ginger, peeled and thinly sliced kosher salt13 cup|250 ml white rice vinegar 2 tablespoons diced yellow onion 2 teaspoons plus 2 tablespoons granulated sugar, divided 1/2 teaspoon orange zest 2 cloves garlic, peeled crushed 1/2 piece star anise 13 tablespoons honey 2 tablespoons soy sauce1/2 teaspoon xanthum gum for the five-spice salt: 2 teaspoons green cardamom seeds 1 teaspoon Chinese five-spice 1/2 teaspoon Szechuan peppercorns 1 star anise 1/23 cup kosher salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper for the filling: 3 tablespoons vegetable oil, plus more for frying 1/2 pound bean sprouts 1/2 pound carrots, peeled and julienned 1/2 pound napa cabbage, thinly sliced 13/2 pound red cabbage, thinly sliced 1/2 pound russet potatoes, peeled and julienned 1/2 pound sweet potatoes, peeled and julienned 1/2 pound yellow onion, thinly sliced 4 ounces fermented tofu 1/73 cup sham thing wine 1/4 cup soy sauce 20 (21-inch) TYJ egg roll wrappers 22 egg, lightly beaten 21.
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Traders' eyes were peeled at midday for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's June acreage report to see how many corn and soybean acres had been planted in the United States.
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That said, Jackson, as he always seems to do, has peeled back yet another layer of what, exactly, true representation means; in other words, who gets to tell whose stories?
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Seasonal blue moons occur on average once every two or three years, and the next one won't be until October 31, 2020, so keep your eyes peeled on Saturday evening.
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When there's a fashion need; we're on the case, so naturally, our eagle shopping eyes are peeled for the best of the transitional best as the temperature keeps us guessing.
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Craigslist bundled together a variety of goods and services for sale into a single marketplace; Airbnb peeled off the room listings and turned it into a multi-billion-dollar business.
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Total time: 15 minutes FROM PEN: Mimosa Popsicles and Shrimp Cups Are The Perfect Treats For the Summer PEPITA & QUESO FRESCO GUACAMOLE 5 firm-ripe avocados, halved, pitted and peeled
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Yagan said they have their eyes peeled for any-point solutions that help retailers take on Jeff Bezos, or that have large member bases and provide a great shopping experience.
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Over the past year, China has peeled off several of Taiwan's remaining allies in the region, including Panama in 2017, the Dominican Republic in May and El Salvador last month.
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Buttermilk-battered quail, a special, was roundly disappointing: The delicate birds were smothered with breading — we peeled much of it away in search of them, only to find them underdone.
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For this post I focused on laptop bags, but later in the festivities I'll have a couple more waxed bags more in the "messenger" style, so keep your eyes peeled.
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Plus, we've actually seen a few of these items in store, too (they're marked with a "Special Price" label on the tag), so be sure to keep your eyes peeled.
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Jacob Rueff's "De conceptu et generatione hominis," for example, features a woman with long, flowing hair and a torso peeled open, giving the viewer a peek into her reproductive system.
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With Solange's campaign marking the first of a series rolling out from now through spring 2018, we're keeping our eyes peeled for more groups of inspiring people across billboards nationwide.
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Keep your eyes peeled and you might just catch a few other familiar faces, including fellow SaveMoney member Towkio, who, like Joey Purp, is one of our Noisey Next artists.
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Most of the red paint had peeled away from the head, and someone had wrapped the handle first in string, then black electrical tape, so it could be gripped away.
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While we all agree that something about these photos of peeled limes is eerie, it's still pretty surprising that the tweet has been retweeted 23,465 times and liked 60,248 times.
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Bankers are, for now, keeping their eyes peeled for the planned coming-out parties for a series of big-name Chinese unicorns, or startups with a valuation above $1 billion.
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Marbs and Porkchop have to be peeled from their seats at the end of the flight, and the latter can't find his passport at the notoriously stingy Mexican airport customs.
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The pop star strutted down a red carpet in a purple paisley jacket, which he peeled off and tossed over the fence to the crowd, before waving and blowing kisses.
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Nicola Marzari, a researcher at Switzerland's École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, used databases to find 3D materials that can be peeled apart to create 2D materials of just one layer.
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And Ward's campaign said it saw a surge in cash after key figures from a major pro-Trump outside group called Great America Alliance peeled off to join her campaign.
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You have to keep your eyes peeled for any change in wind direction, the way snow crunches under your boots, and the signals your body is trying to send you.
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Chicken wings, slit at the narrow end so the meat can be peeled back and gathered into fat lollipop heads, emerge coppery from the fryer, with a gloriously shaggy crust.
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About 73 miles later, Risher was lounging in a Virginia Cavaliers lawn chair in the parking lot of Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, eating fried chicken with the skin peeled off.
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Naked, except for the tan Scar Away bandage covering my abdomen, I took another deep breath and peeled the silicone strip away from my body, exposing the thin, pink line.
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Platinum begins in a forest area, which Carbuncle guides you through to a watery portal to the next phase of the demo—keep your eyes peeled for a Leviathan cameo.
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Four hours later, the last of the support boats and television helicopters peeled away, and the sailors were left alone to negotiate the solitude and challenges of the open ocean.
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Although there was some water in the building, it was not from the surging ocean: Irma's winds had peeled off paneling from a roof overhang and broken a water pipe.
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Kirschner was first sent to a camp in Geppersdorf, Germany, where the male inmates built a stretch of autobahn while the women peeled potatoes and sewed swastikas onto German uniforms.
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Melt and swirl the butter and sugar over medium-high heat to create a thick caramel, then add the bananas, peeled and halved, to get a little color on them.
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And second, the peeled tomatoes in tomato purée are really good and need but a bit of vigorous crushing and seasoning to render them suitable for homemade pizza or pasta.
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At Dia Projects, Jean and I were entranced by "Fruits, Children & the Cutting," Mai Hoang's disturbing, entrancing watercolor renderings of children as fruits — dragonfruit, passionfruit, strawberries — being opened, peeled, dissected.
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Yearning to know more about a person, the amazement and delight as each layer is peeled back, the realization that you can never get enough of the one you love.
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They kept their eyes peeled for vacancies in their building, which they were also very happy with, although their rent climbed over time, approaching $2827,240 a month by last summer.
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In plain sight of art aficionados and influencers, a prankster removed a $120,000 banana from an Art Basel exhibition in Miami Beach on Saturday, peeled it and then ate it.
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It takes about a minute to process and looks like a quarter-sized medallion with a foil coating on one side that resembles a miniature pregnancy test when peeled back.
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As our convoy of tanks, armor-plated bulldozers and Humvees snaked through the city, small groups of commandos peeled off to search houses in which they believed militants were hiding.
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When the Hokies kicked a field goal to go up 3-0 in the first quarter, the robot peeled off three quick pushups to show support for the home team.
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But the saga is not playing well in swing districts and some of the key electoral turf where Trump peeled off working-class votes from Democrats to win in 2016.
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"Concentric layers of U.S. and international financial prohibitions, including concerns over money laundering and the integrity of North Korea's regulatory system, would have to be peeled away," the report said.
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Hiding underneath these little lips is an Oscar-nominated director ... keep your eyes peeled and see if you can figure out which talented fella is hiding underneath this cheeky pic.
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The grisly collision peeled the roof off the car and raised concerns about the safety of semi-autonomous systems, and the way in which Tesla had delivered the feature to customers.
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Walmart via 9to5 GoogleAny further details about the Home Mini (what more could you want to know?) will have to wait for tomorrow's event, but keep your eyes peeled until then.
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Every time you buy a peeled shrimp, a crab cake or a shucked oyster, the shells from those creatures have to go somewhere—and it's usually right back in the ocean.
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In a blog post from 2014, Luciano Barra Caracciolo, Italy's new undersecretary for EU affairs, posted an image of an EU flag being peeled back to reveal a Nazi flag underneath.
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Be sure to keep your eyes peeled to The Verge this week as Sundance really gets rolling: we'll have our reviews and reports coming in from the festival throughout the show.
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As someone who grew so frustrated with my Rubik's Cube that I peeled off the stickers and told my Mom I solved it myself, hats off to Katz and Di Carlo.
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Even Hollywood is getting in on the action, with an upcoming kids' film—worryingly titled Sausage Party—set to explore the horror sentient veg experience when being peeled, boiled, and eaten.
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Feel free to join in the conversation on Twitter using the #equitypod hashtag, and keep your ears peeled every Friday at 6 am EST for the next episode of the show.
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In March, the appearance of pre-peeled oranges in Whole Foods caused mass outrage on social media for the unnecessary use of plastic packaging, prompting the store to remove the product.
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So keep your eyes peeled for more in the future, because until Swift drops new material, knowing what she's listening to and whom she's closest to are the next best thing.
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She told me this, her granddaughter Helena Fabiankovic translating, as she peeled potatoes with an eight-inch chef's knife in her Brooklyn kitchen, the motion seemingly hard-wired into her fingers.
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Starting from more than 100,000 materials, the algorithm eventually found about 2,000 materials that could be peeled into one layer, according to the paper Marzari published last month in Nature Nanotechnology.
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After Deschamps-Braly made an incision between Abby's nostrils and peeled back her skin to reveal the structure of her nose, Byalaya handed him a small hammer, and he chipped away.
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Insider spoke with Annabel de Vetten, the owner of the Birmingham, UK-based cake shop, about her wild confectionery creations that look like everything from peeled-back skulls to rotting corpses.
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My mum had a blue and grey plastic coating on her kitchen extraction hood and went mental when I peeled it off as she had painted the kitchen to match it !
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His latest project, SubTrap, was an ambitious concept album that peeled back those layers through the narratives of its characters while also revealing Jay IDK's promise within the Beltway and beyond.
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I would have come back every day for prickly pear fruits peeled at a roving cart, and avocado-and-milk smoothies at the World of Juices stand just outside the wall.
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MEMPHIS — When one of Martha Jane Pierce's sons peeled back the white sock that had been covering his 82-year-old mother's right foot for a month, he discovered rotting flesh.
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Spiller peeled off a 275-yard run to begin the outburst, then Lamar kicker Bailey Giffen connected on a 32-yard field goal with 5:46 left for Lamar's only points.
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Like his material about Emmett Till, it's organized like an onion, with an initial response peeled away to find a different one which leads to an third and most absurd finale.
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Images from the scene show the bus in a roadside ditch with the rear corner on the driver's side peeled away, leaving an open hole in the corner of the bus.
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On Wednesday, Day peeled away from his pro-am round to hit the final shot in a 8.7-golfer salute, with each player hitting a drive, one right after the other.
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Peeled, cut-up satsumas are seasoned with sesame oil, cilantro stems, crushed Kampot pepper and pickled Calabrian chile, an electric combination that suggests Chinese cuisine without resembling it in the least.
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Hiding behind these tiny features is a big broadway star ... Keep your eyes peeled for any small detail that could help you figure out the Tony winner behind this little looker.
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With an onion, some garlic, and a little butter, you can turn a 28-ounce can of whole peeled tomatoes into a passable pasta sauce in less than a half hour.
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Servings 8 (16 small tacos) For the salsa: - 1 small shallot - 13 jalapeno chili pepper, quartered and seeded - 2 cloves garlic, peeled - 1 tomato, seeded and chopped - 1 avocado, peeled, seeded and cut into chunks - 1 tablespoon lime juice - ¼ cup cilantro leaves, whole, coarsely chopped - Salt, to taste - ½ cup mayonnaise or sour cream - 2 tablespoons lime juice - ¼ teaspoon ground cumin For the shrimp: - 1 ½ tablespoons olive oil - 1 ½ teaspoons chili powder - ½ teaspoon salt - Pinch of cayenne pepper - 1 ½ pounds large shrimp, peeled and deveined Assembly: - 16 mini corn tortillas - 33 cups finely shredded cabbage - 2 limes, cut into wedges Make the salsa: Place the shallot, jalapeno and garlic in the bowl of a food processor and process until finely chopped.
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Servings: 6Prep: 20 minutesTotal: 1503 hour 15 minutes for the meatballs:1 rib celery, peeled and diced into 1/4-inch pieces1 small carrot, peeled and diced into 1/4-inch pieces1 small yellow onion, peeled and diced into 1/13-inch pieces3 tablespoons unsalted butter1 tablespoon minced fresh rosemary1 tablespoon minced fresh sage1 tablespoon minced fresh thyme2 pounds 9 ounces ground turkey: dark, white, all of it15 ounces ground pork3 1/63 ounces diced bread croutons1 cup heavy cream2 1/24 tablespoons kosher salt25 cranks of coarse black pepper from a grinder25 large eggscanola oil, for frying or olive oil for drizzling2300 quarts turkey or chicken stockfor the gravy:2150 21/73 cups unsalted butter27 26/25 cups all-purpose flour Directions 1.
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Servings: 8Prep time: 25 minutes, plus soaking beans overnightTotal time: 2 hours 41 tablespoons olive oil1 medium yellow onion, diced2 carrots, peeled and diced2 garlic cloves, peeled and smashed22 pound|23 grams cannellini beans, soaked overnight and drained22 ham hocks (about 22 ½ pounds|21 kg)24 sprigs thyme103 fresh bay leafkosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste 210 shallot, minced212 tablespoons tomato paste25 tablespoons minced Calabrian chilies2 tablespoons red wine vinegar8 large eggs 1.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 15 minutesTotal time: 30 minutes 1 fennel bulb, trimmed and very thinly sliced (or shave on a mandolin if you got one!)2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice103 tablespoons honey4 Persian cucumbers, thinly sliced on an angle2 peaches, pitted and thinly sliced1 avocado, halved, pitted, peeled, and thinly sliced1/2 honeydew melon (about 8 ounces|225 grams), peeled, seeded, and thinly sliced lengthwise into 2-inch pieces1/2 teaspoon Aleppo pepperflaky salt, to finish 1.
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Servings: 4Prep time: 20 minutesTotal time: 29 hour and 213 minutes, plus 22 hours down time waiting for the bread pudding to sit unsalted butter, for greasing21 nectarines, peeled and sliced23 peaches, peeled and sliced24/3503 cup plus 2350 teaspoon granulated sugar250 260/2 cups whole milk1/2 cup light brown sugar2 tablespoons vanilla extract1 teaspoon ground cinnamon4 large eggs503 stale loaf challah, cut into 1-inch cubes (about 1 pound)confectioners' sugar, to serve 1.
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Prep: 2250 minutesTotal: 21 minutes Ingredients 22 tablespoons mochiko13 cup gochugaru (finely ground)21/23 cup fish sauce (substitute porcini mushroom broth and porcini powder for vegetarians)23 tablespoon grated ginger1 teaspoon Korean plum syrup (optional)10 garlic cloves1-2 jalapeños, halved1 Asian pear, peeled, cored, and roughly chopped1 small onion, roughly chopped33/2 Fuji or gala apple peeled, cored, and roughly choppedpeaches, sliced into 1/2-inch piecesNapa cabbage, cut into 1-inch squares Directions 1.
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We'll have to keep our eyes peeled for more, but if there's one thing we know about Fenty, it's that there's always room for a surprise — so get your boo's wallet ready.
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