In a medium bowl, combine oats, puffed rice, puffed wheat, and pancake syrup, stirring gently to coat. 3.
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And there you have it: the perfect assortment of Mr. Wonderful's favorite foods for when you've puffed, puffed, and passed.
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They found that the vape users who puffed on their devices more than the minimum required number of puffs had more inflammation than those who puffed less.
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" -- Maggie Michalczyk, RD, a nutritionist in New York City RELATED: 693 Artificial Sweeteners and Sugar Substitutes Puffed Veggie Chips "I stay away from puffed veggie chips like Pirate's Booty and Veggie Straws.
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My feet and stomach burn when I get puffed up.
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In Moscow, there will be puffed chests and renewed calls
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Projections of snowflakes danced overhead while an organ puffed carols.
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As a child I loved chocolate and puffed rice bars.
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He also wore a mouthpiece that puffed out his cheeks.
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Maffett opted for a more dramatic dress with puffed sleeves.
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While they huffed and puffed, in walked that very student.
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Although one month of vaping these two additives didn't have a significant effect, vape users who puffed on their devices more than the minimum required amount had more inflammation than those who puffed less.
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He huffed and puffed and said, "well other people do it".
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Cook, flipping once, until puffed and golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Across the arena floor, a hood shielding Mago's aching, puffed face.
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" They had "puffed sleeves with one little bow in the centre.
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The crust has to be thick but chewy and puffed up.
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He ordered only a black coffee and puffed cigarette after cigarette.
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He puffed with pride while recounting how he discovered the deceit.
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And at points, the singers huffed and puffed through the songs.
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Spice and crunch came from puffed barley dusted with piment d'Espelette.
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She puffed on her hands until they came back to life.
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We puffed on the Cuban cigars as I admired the books.
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"In other words, it is very much puffed up," Ehrenreich said.
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He got quiet, but was still puffed up like a peacock.
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While the region needs calm, all it gets is puffed-out chests.
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Bake for 30 to 35 minutes (don't peek!) until puffed and brown.
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The morsels of puffed corn resemble Cheetos, except taste like peanut butter.
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Bake for 10-12 minutes, until puffed up and slightly golden. 2.
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Most people huffed and puffed and donned dirty looks on their face.
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Fry until golden and puffed on one side, 2 to 3 minutes.
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Look how Customs and Border Patrol responded—they puffed up their chest.
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Each puffed leaf-ridge seems to invite a child's finger and thumb.
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She celebrated and her watching father puffed out his cheeks in relief.
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His collar, popped open; the shirt tight around his puffed-up chest.
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Overhead, cars puffed and chuffed as they passed over the Pulaski Bridge.
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" Mitchell's second husband, Larry Klein, was one of several "puffed-up dwarfs.
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Dakota Fanning was a dream in this lilac gown with puffed sleeves.
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Kaitlyn Dever's puffed sleeves featured the same intricate pattern as her dress.
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Bake until cookies are puffed and tops are cracked, 12 to 14 minutes.
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The muddied National Mall was quickly filling with pink-puffed "pussyhat"-laden protesters.
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Puffed up sleeves appeared on tops, off-shoulder dresses and floral print jackets.
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The official loan-to-value ratio is premised on a puffed-up portfolio.
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Tonight, he tells you, chest puffed out with pride, tonight we're going out.
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Puffed sleeves are a growing trend that will still be popular next year.
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On the smoking-heavy Mad Men, for instance, the actors puffed herbal ones.
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Fry, turning as needed, until puffed and lightly golden, 2 to 3 minutes.
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If I turned to one side, the woman's arms puffed out like sausages.
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Spy magazine ran a monthly "Liz Smith Tote Board" of favorites she puffed.
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Chests puffed, faces crimson, two roosters glared at each other from glass pens.
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Return to oven, and bake until puffed and golden, about 10 more minutes. 5.
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We were happiest with the bhatura, a little ball of puffed-up fried bread.
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" He puffed up his chest and swagged back and forth on both feet. "What?
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Think slightly Victorian-inspired silhouettes, with ruffled collars, puffed-up shoulders, and structured bodices.
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I wish they were Puffed Cheetos, not Crunchy, but you can't have it all.
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When the condom is inside-out, it will look like a puffed-out jellyfish.
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In their first showdown, Gore sighed, huffed and puffed, and left a bad impression.
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"The left side of my face was puffed out like a chipmunk," recalled Dean.
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Bake until puffed and the frittata is just cooked through, about 20 minutes. 6.
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Some clafoutis were smooth and flanlike; others puffed and turned golden brown on top.
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It is eaten with puffed grains similar to Rice Krispies and Coco Puffs cereals.
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One machine pressed shirts on an armature that puffed up and steamed the garment.
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"I puffed a few bongs at that time, on my free time," he added.
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Roseanne listened to Jake as she manically puffed away on a cig, clearly agitated.
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The production is skittish, ominous and visceral, a soundtrack for puffed-chest face-offs.
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The dress, by Swedish-Eritrean designer Selam Fessahaye, featured puffed sleeves and a train.
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Snack on 'em straight, or make a DIY snack mix with puffed cereal and popcorn.
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Large puffed sleeves and a full skirt became popular requests among brides around the world.
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I got talking to a puffed out straggler—a French kickboxer who spoke perfect English.
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He wore an eye-catching floor-length yellow gown and a kimono with puffed sleeves.
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Now picture air being puffed into the cup, with an air filter on the outside.
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He puffed himself up, spit on his hands, and challenged Trump to pistols at dawn.
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Fry off a tablespoon of the shrimp mixture until puffed and cooked through, 2 minutes.
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Chris: I puffed quite a bit before prison, but not at all once locked up.
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It reminded me of the texture of a very soft puffed rice snack, or styrofoam.
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But it also has fun puffed sleeves that give the coat a modern, trendy edge.
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His voice is lovely and fluttery, his lyrics are nimble and his chest is puffed.
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The bright-orange, crunchy, puffed corn snack will comes in a giant 32-ounce container.
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Looking fixedly at her reflection, she applied dark blue eyeliner and puffed on a cigarette.
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"Using puffed wheat solved all the issues of it being slimy and chewy," she explained.
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Dresses came with puffed sleeves and flower prints and were accessorised with large statement earrings.
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"The Politician" star's multi-tiered sheer dress brought the drama thanks to the puffed sleeves.
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Yep, his chest was puffed out so far, his tie was actually at normal length.
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The 2020 Golden Globes proved that puffed sleeves are making a major comeback this year.
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Bake until puffed, set in the center and light golden brown (about 20 to 25 minutes).
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Kettle Corn Oreos feature golden wafers with a kettle corn-flavored creme and puffed millet bits.
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So you have these puffed-up people in the movie and television business, they don't know.
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If there's one thing Game of Thrones likes to punish characters for, it's puffed-up cluelessness.
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The puffed-up pupfish float back to the water's surface where they're easy pickings for predators.
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Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until cakes are puffed and spring back when touched.
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Some machines sample air puffed onto passengers standing in cubicles, but it is a slow process.
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Giuliani, puffed up by the President's confidence in him, decides to go on Sean Hannity's show.
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You'll find basic blouses spiced up with puffed sleeves and long skirts wrapped in unusual ways.
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Cousineau is a puffed-up, safari-jacket-wearing guru, but he has an old-fashioned courtliness.
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This is more like that and it was fun because these guys are really puffed up.
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In performances, I noticed careless partnering as they took to the stage with puffed-out chests.
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The idea was to challenge what he described as a "puffed-up" mythology surrounding American expansion.
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"You're letting your rib cage open," Crupi said finally to Angelina, miming a puffed-up chest.
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Another huffed and puffed as he pulled the boat through the shallow water with a rope.
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The silhouettes had a contemporary motility (thank goodness, no panniers) though there were some puffed sleeves.
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"Of particular note is the woman's low neckline, puffed sleeves, cap and hairstyle," Kathryn Squitieri wrote.
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At the beginning, middle and end of each spot: a puffed up, perma-squinting Donald Trump.
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Frisbee-size disks arrive hot, puffed, and blistered from the tandoori oven and slashed with sumac.
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"I feel so depressed," said Molina, his face puffed and tired after sleeping outside a church.
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On the one hand, the complaints against Wasserman Schultz sometimes look like exaggerated, puffed-up outrage.
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He puffed on a cigar, right down to the stub, while chatting on his cell phone.
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Executed properly, humor can deflate puffed up notions of testosterone-induced heroism that foreground so much hatred.
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The treat uses puffed rice instead of the usual sushi rice, but it does use real seaweed.
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They will have puffed a bit and now it's time to poke the hole in the middle.
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He puffed up, threatened the foe with his fluffy paws and gave it a few menacing sniffs.
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Silicon oxide comes pre-puffed, so it reduces the stress on the anode from swelling during charging.
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Its list of unexpected new snacks include puffed bowtie pasta, seaweed fava chips, and Brussels sprout crips.
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"Your veins are out, your muscles are full, arms nice and tight, chest puffed out," he says.
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Hill, 34, was seen wearing a patterned coat and green beanie as he puffed on a cigarette.
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She wore her blonde hair in a puffed curly 'do, which she accessorized with gold hoop earrings.
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I spent the rest of the day puffed up like a peacock pretending I was Meghan Markle.
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She puffed up and said 'I will go home and speak to him about that at once!
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These ornaments are coated with some sort of taxidermy resin to keep their puffed form, said Adams.
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And fried squid sprinkled with puffed rice and chickpea-flour threads to turn up the crunch factor?
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As we sat at her kitchen table, a glass globe puffed out clouds of tangerine-scented vapor.
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I was seven years old and puffed up with pride; I was my father's little cattle herder.
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Puffed sleeves are nothing new to the style scene, but this fall, they're going to be everywhere.
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Tim Kaine (D-VA) puffed after Tillerson repeatedly stonewalled his questions about Exxon funding climate change denial.
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On the lawn outside the venue, fans puffed on cigarettes while lounging on brightly colored inflatable cushions.
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Parts of the hills still puffed with smoke from those fires as the rain came down Tuesday.
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Tim Kaine (D-VA) puffed, after Tillerson repeatedly stonewalled his questions about Exxon funding climate change denial.
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Entering the restaurant, I puffed out my chest, strode up to the bar and ordered a beer.
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The pillows puffed up to their full size pretty soon after I removed them from their packaging.
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Sometimes, a big puffed square of silk wrapped it all up like a Tilt-A-Whirl hug.
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Puffed sleeves were a major trend on the Golden Globes red carpet, and Colman pulled them off.
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They puffed, but within reason, and featured bodacious primary colors, perfect for grody to the max winter landscapes.
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The way they puffed up their chests to beckon a woman's attention and present their sexuality to them.
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Bake in preheated oven until gougères are nicely puffed and deep golden brown, about 10 to 12 minutes.
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There's evidence that the newcomers ate it for breakfast with milk and sugar, as the first puffed cereal.
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Accompanying our bubbly beverages in 2018, Whole Foods says that puffed and popped snacks will become a staple.
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The Chocolate Chair's specialty is Dragon's Breath, neon-colored balls of puffed rice cereal soaked in liquid nitrogen.
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The North Korean company started out making cigarettes (reportedly puffed on by Kim Jong Un, the country's dictator).
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Working in batches, place doughnuts in oil and cook, flipping once, until puffed and golden, about 3 minutes.
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Bake at 425°F until lightly puffed and beginning to brown, about 14 minutes, flipping after 7 minutes.
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The chips looked like quarter sized puffed rice cakes and felt weightless in the palm of my hand.
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Puffed Rice Ingredients Neutral oil, such as canola1/2 cup California wild rice Equipment Cooking thermometerWire skimmer 1.
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It's self-aware, balanced—every deflating sentiment is puffed out again with a compliment—and it contains many!
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Children played soccer and guzzled pomegranate molasses, while women in bright hijabs puffed away at their shisha pipes.
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The puffed-up bravado you feel as a teenager isn't as charming when you reach your mid-twenties.
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" Cranston's exaggerated hand gestures and puffed-out lips drew laughter from those watching on the set of "Today.
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At the UK premiere for "Fifty Shades Darker," Johnson wore a fun patterned dress with puffed, short sleeves.
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Instead, we puffed, passed, and painted in a house the company had rented in a south Vegas suburb.
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Like a research mouse, I puffed out and returned to Canada the following year depressed about my body.
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No puffed-up chest, no jutting upraised chin will be able to conceal the zero at his heart.
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He chewed it both sides at a time, two big, puffed-out Louis Armstrong cheeks, whenever villagers gathered.
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"I think Tosches is a puffed-up buffoon whose bio is a pile of horse manure," he wrote.
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Capaldi still sings with his chest puffed, even though the tone of his voice is a little tender.
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The standout detail was the puffed sleeve that matches the tulle detail at the bottom of the dress.
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The stucco bungalow where Orson Welles puffed on his pipe between "Citizen Kane" scenes shimmered in the sun.
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Her polka-dot dress with puffed sleeves and two missing buttons, her wire-rimmed glasses half in shadow.
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Anyone you don't like could be a bot; any highly retweeted post could be puffed up by bots.
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Trejo's bare, tattooed chest and arms are slightly puffed out, as if he's squaring up for a fight.
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AND FINALLY Puffed up We've noted in this newsletter many times that Canadians are generally, well, really nice.
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"Yes, the stone cook, my Lady," he puffed when she entered, and his mood was not in the hall.
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The actor stepped out wearing a jacket with puffed sleeves and a matching pink skirt designed by Thom Browne.
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Recontextualizing the potentially dowdy, puffed-sleeved, floor-grazing style has been key in reselling it to a new generation.
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Last night, Elon Musk puffed on a blunt with Joe Rogan, and this morning, Tesla's share price is cratering.
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I huffed, puffed, and sobbed as I jogged, and I was the last person to cross the finish line.
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" He was very upset as he shouted and puffed,"What's that THING you've made out of my personal stuff?
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While the others slept, one with big ears and a tiny face bounded out and proudly puffed her chest.
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She indicates a higher pitch with a scrunched-up tight face and a lower pitch with puffed-out cheeks.
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Brian Schmetzer, coach of the Seattle Sounders of M.L.S., puffed out his eyes so much he resembled an emoji.
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His favorite dessert is a rice milk pop of raspberry and hibiscus with crispy puffed rice drizzled on top.
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Pick one that's over the top in the best way possible, with perhaps exaggerated asymmetry or metallic puffed sleeves.
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That's where we are now: drowning in a sea of puffed corn kernels and empty calories, appropriating the appropriators.
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Instead, they put the virus into a nebulizer and puffed it into a rotating drum to keep it airborne.
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During the winter, Alan sealed his windows with large sheets of foggy plastic that puffed inward like dirty balloons.
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The resulting puffed-up pouches were absolutely delicious, but the flowers lost their color and any other identifying feature.
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" And this time, he said, as he puffed on a big Dominican cigar, Mr. Trump had "really gone overboard.
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Lithe bartenders served dark-colored elixirs at the center bar, while smokers outside puffed away under the hotel's portico.
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Toss the rice cakes with the cornstarch, then fry until puffed, but not golden, 45 seconds to 1 minute.
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Transfer to the oven and cook until the frittata has set and puffed in size, about 20 minutes. 4.
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With puffed chests and anxious looks, the dogs' obvious impatience lampoons the self-stifling traditions of the royal class.
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Luminous and dapper, Strole (biologically 70 years old; "ageless" in spirit), has the puffed-chest posture of a circus ringmaster.
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As each frame advanced, the metal puffed out from its rigid form as easily as a balloon inflated with air.
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I can remember gritting my teeth as the corps de ballet huffed and puffed through this marathon of a section.
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A selection of black dresses came in velvet with puffed up off-shoulder sleeves, embroidered with metallics or in chiffon.
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Tamago sushi Tamago is a pumpkin pudding flavored Kit Kat, also with white chocolate-covered puffed rice, wrapped in seaweed.
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And no one can say for sure how our galaxy's disk got heated and puffed up into a thicker one.
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And the pieces plucked from the runway — puffed sleeves, color blocking, ruching details — are trend-conscious without trying too hard.
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Most of my friends just take their girls to parks and treat them with jhalmuri (puffed rice mixed with spices).
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He's really gunning for Father of the Year by ordering a beautiful puffed-sleeve dress in seafoam green for Anne.
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When she postponed the State of the Union, Trump huffed and puffed and canceled her visit to our troops overseas.
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There were light-as-air white crocheted lace dresses and sparkling pastel sequined party frocks with puffed whipped-cream sleeves.
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He put a lighter to it and vigorously puffed, wreathing himself in sickly-sweet smoke, then went back to work.
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He was exquisite, like a porcelain seabird: little and precious, breakable and girlish and puffed up beyond his physical dimensions.
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After my batter puffed up into a glorious pale froth, I pulled out my favorite nonstick pan and started frying.
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A tartan drop-waist dress with sleeves as big as most torsos was multitiered and puffed out like a balloon.
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The front zip closure and puffed sleeves offer a unique, full-body look that any '70s trend enthusiast will appreciate.
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The bag she carried held little — a container of clarified butter, a bag of pickle, puffed rice and six garments.
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Puffed shoulders slid backward onto shoulder blades; breasts moved down and to the side; rolls of sleeves sprouted from skirts.
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While he huffed and puffed a bit early on, Mr. Broderick's folksy charisma made up for his surprisingly frequent gaffes.
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"We will not allow US-UK relations to be endangered by some puffed up pompous popinjay in City Hall," he tweeted.
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We're talking dramatic puffed sleeves, long floral skirts, and bright, busy blouses, all of which hark back to longer, warmer days.
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In 1995, St. Louis was giddy, its chest puffed by the arrival of an N.F.L. team to replace the departed Cardinals.
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The windows there were pocked with bullet holes; the glass shrugged in on one side and puffed out on the other.
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The bold designs included thigh-high boots, puffed up dresses and skirts and deconstructed coats for the autumn/winter "Artisanal collection".
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Her dress was completed with a puffed, one-shoulder detailing, and a large bow at the waist that accentuated her curves.
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In another, puffed up by the triumph of his first gig, he taunts his sister about her dead-end supermarket job.
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This means that any of those 22014 percent could have puffed on a pal's vape once and never used it again.
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They huffed and puffed late in a heartbreakingly close Game 5, then turned in a Game 6 dump for the ages.
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As I huffed and puffed around the Emancipation Park track, I found myself wishing I had taken them up on it.
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Trump's trip report, his slide show, had the puffed up, dramatic descriptions and self-praise that we have come to expect.
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"We will not allow US-UK relations to be endangered by some puffed-up, pompous popinjay in City Hall," Johnson tweeted.
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She says the man puffed out his chest and stepped toward her, and she took a backward step into the hall.
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I've been scouring the girls' sections for a shirt for him — let me know if you see one without puffed sleeves.
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His version uses brown rice syrup instead of refined sugar and puffed brown rice cereal in lieu of Kellogg's Rice Krispies.
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Mr. Chen said characteristic dishes include oysters with yuzu kosho mignonette, and beef carpaccio with Sichuan seasonings, puffed tendon and coriander.
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There were puffy scarves decorated with spikes, and large metallic puffed-up chains, attached to weekender bags, dragging on the floor.
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He had taken the necklines and the puffed sleeves of several centuries back and recut them in leather and towel cloth.
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There was a nod to Mr. Lagerfeld's love of a Belle Epoque frock: a strapless taffeta number with detached puffed sleeves.
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Kane described the silhouettes as cupcake-like, noting that several of the skirts were panniered to create a wide, puffed structure.
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With his chest puffed out, Suge took the stage to accept his label's award for best soundtrack, for Above the Rim.
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When they came out, the edges of the crusts had puffed up and charred, and mozzarella cheese was bubbling over the sides.
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First, the Milky Way&aposs disk was likely puffed up or even potentially "completely destroyed," forcing it to regrow, according to Belokurov.
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Through his puffed-up ego, Trump is apparently unaware that by tweeting his opprobrium he is giving his antagonists a fantastic platform.
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Then there was the vanity aspect: As cool as the jacket looked, its puffed-out operational state wasn't exactly complimenting my figure.
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Place the muffin tins in the oven and bake for 20 to 25 minutes until bread puddings are golden brown and puffed.
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Ahead, check out seven skin-care wonders that'll keep you cool — and hydrated, de-puffed, and sun-protected — from now through September.
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Maybe you puffed a ciggie or smoked bowls with your friends in your dad's Lexus, then were late to your SAT tutorial.
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" In Time magazine, the reviewer R. Z. Sheppard wrote, "Toffler's redundant delivery and overheated prose turned kernels of truth into puffed generalities.
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Detailing came in tops with ruffled bottoms, puffed-up sleeves as well pleating and draping on strapless evening dresses and organza skirts.
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Nothing would more powerfully deflate the puffed-up house of lies, grievances and skewed truths that proved so irresistible to their fathers.
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In 2006, France huffed and puffed into the knockout rounds, where they beat Spain, Brazil and Portugal en route to the final.
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Puffed up by the success of besting its foe Snapchat, Instagram assumed it could take the long-form video world by storm.
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Sleeveless silk dresses with matching jackets rippled with elegance, as did cotton dresses with puffed oversize sleeves and starched wide-leg pants.
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She tries to do business with the puffed-up phony Jian even though she knows he is eager to pimp her out.
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He puffed on cigarettes harder than Bette Davis did, Mr. Robertson writes, and banged songs out on his typewriter at lightning speed.
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Even though these numbers were puffed up by new accounting rules on equity investments, Google is churning out extraordinary amounts of profit.
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The "Killing Eve" star and Golden Globe nominee Jodie Comer wore a dramatic green gown with puffed sleeves on the red carpet.
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Heat a comal or nonstick skillet over medium-high and cook the tortillas, flipping once, until charred and puffed, about 2 minutes.
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Its billowing, puffed sleeves and V neckline showed off the actress's collar bones and stunning Stephen Webster earrings enhanced by her loose updo.
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Umaibo is an inespensive cylindrical stick of puffed corn that comes in sweet, salty and spicy flavors and costs about 10 yen ($0.09).
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The dramatic floor-length two-piece dress, which was made specifically for Gaga, featured puffed sleeves and a voluminous 10-foot long train.
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On Thursday, Kellogg's began recalling 15.3-ounce and 23-ounce boxes of the puffed wheat cereal because of the potential presence of salmonella.
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"She had all the signs of it because, as I say, her lips were puffed out, and she obviously wasn't breathing," Heimlich said.
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Not a fine dining interpretation of chocolate-flavored puffed grain cereal, but literally the General Mills orbs for which kids allegedly go cuckoo.
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The cows had been dead for enough time to have puffed up and rolled onto their sides with their legs in the air.
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The mental ones are evident enough in her booze-puffed face and violent sexual fantasies, but they manifest themselves in other ways too.
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Flip and cook until the pancakes are slightly puffed in the center and golden brown on the bottom, 2 to 3 minutes longer.
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We huffed and puffed in rhythm with them, held hands as we encircled them, and then walked off, single-file, into the darkness.
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I still distinctly remember how air puffed out of a small hole in that pillow each time I turned my head on it.
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Buoyant stock markets have puffed up the portfolios of big endowments and pension funds, encouraging them to allocate more cash to alternative investments.
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Among starters I especially liked the crunchy tuna (raw, fresh, buttery), paired with puffed toasted red quinoa, sesame seeds, avocado and white soy.
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Touring the country in support of Republican candidates, the president puffed out his chest and bragged about his ability to draw a crowd.
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The case is now being heard in the high court, and when Comcast puffed its chest by using Diddy, the mogul had enough.
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Moore's dress included a pink off-the-shoulder top with puffed sleeves, as well as a red skirt with a thigh-high slit.
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"If I come back and I look like I'm all puffed up, they cut me down to size a little bit," Gates said.
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The narrator's pose — legs astride, puffed chest and hands along his waist — recalls Superman, whose creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster were Jewish.
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She drizzled the syrup over a mixture of puffed wheat, nuts and seeds, and baked the whole thing into a gloriously crisp mass.
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The cereal looked like a cross between granola and Cracker Jack, with dark, shiny brown clusters of puffed wheat, almonds, pecans and seeds.
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To dispel the idea of sweet chickpeas as weird, she likened them to chocolate-covered nuts or pretzels, or even sweetened puffed rice.
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Then she transferred each one to a warm griddle, where she turned and flipped it for 60 seconds until it puffed with steam.
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As the court adjourned, Ms. Carter, now 20, stood, puffed up her cheeks and exhaled deeply, visibly relieved that this stage was over.
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"It&aposs fairly involved but not complicated," he said, fists on his hips and chest puffed out to indicate his Super Dad status.
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Like the protagonist, Taylor's sentences are light and tense—each one a balloon helium-puffed to its limit, on the verge of bursting.
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It opened with a simple puffed-sleeve dress in white linen, which had been naturally bleached by being left outside in the sun.
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In March Insurgent introduced TIG Snacks, bars made with puffed chickpeas, roasted green lentils and crispy wild rice in bold and savory flavors.
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I counted at least six different needlework techniques—including smocking, pin pleats, and rosettes—that descended from puffed shoulder to netting-frilled wrist.
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He huffed and puffed an impressive tekiah-teruah-shevarim: a series of staccato blasts followed by a longer high note, as per tradition.
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While Rachel Bilson opted for a simple gown with puffed sleeves, stars like Gwyneth Paltrow put a more daring spin on the trend.
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If it doesn't, it could deflate quicker than the puffed-up male egos begging for validation under Margaret and Quigley's hard-won roofs.
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While Sig huffed and puffed over lost hours, captain Wild Bill was surprisingly sanguine about being two weeks late to begin his bairdi season.
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Jule had muscles that puffed off her bones in powerful arcs—like she'd been drawn by a comic book artist, especially in the legs.
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Spread the mixture into an even layer in the prepared baking dish and bake for 45 minutes, or until puffed and golden brown. 5.
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While rare, I have heard of people who puffed e-cigarettes so many times in a row that they got sick with nicotine poisoning.
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How it works Styrofoam cups are made of beads from a type of plastic called polystyrene , and the beads are puffed up with air.
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True, the empire was disparaged by one Frenchman, Voltaire, as "neither holy, nor Roman, nor an empire", and later puffed out by another, Napoleon.
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Ms Blunt's face, though still beautiful, has been roughly rouged and puffed up to better resemble someone whose appearance prompts disgust in other commuters.
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This week we told you about how English colonists adapted a Native American gift of popcorn in 1630 to create the first puffed cereal.
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Brexiteers have long puffed up the Commonwealth as a potential alternative to the European Union, but few Commonwealth leaders think that is remotely plausible.
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As many have complained — yours truly included — CES long ago devolved into a noisy parade of puffed-up announcements that usually amount to nothing.
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For the next course: Ridiculously beautiful hamachi crudo, dressed with serrano chilies, mustard seed oil, blood orange, puffed grains, and a Japanese rice broth.
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It showed me that social reversion is possible, especially when driven by widening income inequality that's puffed up by demagogues into an us vs.
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His fetlocks puffed from galloping, his tail curled upward From the joy of feeling fleet across the tinted grasslands And the gold savannahs there.
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You can barely move for the crowds of people amid stalls selling colorful clothes, dried fish, chicken feet, puffed crisps and sacks of maize.
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Let stand until puffed, 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on if the dough is at room temperature or cold from the refrigerator. 4.
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It pointed out that the ancient Egyptians used the drug to treat eye sores and hemorrhoids, and Thomas Jefferson puffed it for his migraines.
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It points out that the ancient Egyptians used the drug to treat eye sores and hemorrhoids, and Thomas Jefferson puffed it for his migraines.
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Bengali aloo dum — spicy potatoes, at once floury and fiery — are scooped up with puri, the puffed, fried flatbread typical to Indian home cooking.
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There were doll-like puffed cap sleeves on Dakota Fanning's Dior Haute Couture gown, and billowing bishop sleeves on Zoey Deutch's golden Fendi dress.
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Soon enough, the rice has absorbed all the liquid, and the puffed white grains make a bold contrast next to the dark green chard.
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I'm not ashamed to admit that it was unadulterated, pure bragging-rights, puffed-up, patting-myself-on-the-back, social-media-post-worthy-pride.
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It is especially notable for its pillared double front porch, or portico, which juts out from the north facade like a puffed-up chest.
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It was after Leipzig that, for the last time, the intellectual community came to Luther's rescue, by unmasking Eck as a puffed-up womanizer.
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Bake trays in the middle and bottom racks of oven until puffed and dark shiny brown, about 14 minutes, rotating the pans halfway through.
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There was also a voluminous shoulders trend - puffed up at Preen or pointy at Julien Macdonald, who dressed models in sparkling dresses slashed all over.
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Her nemesis is Lydia Quigley, a puffed up and powdered pseudo-lady whose pastel-toned mansion is a playground for blue-bloods and their ilk.
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In addition to the bodice, its breezy ivory fabric, puffed sleeves, and floral accents are reminiscent of an eyelet lace dress once worn by Ratajkowski.
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Somehow in the cynical, post-ironic kaleidoscope of the internet, nothing has become funnier than a puffed-up rage-goblin shamelessly, bumblingly, misleading the public.
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Every aspect of cows pleased him: their "hull-down affinities" when grazing, their "curveting, fish-leaping" when made anxious, the "puffed felt" of their manure.
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But mostly the artists depict calm streets, idyllic motionless waters, clear skies and unwrinkled puffed sails, with a few floating brothels set up for foreigners.
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That's when the gas station manager called him out for not paying for his spicy, cheesy puffed cornmeal, instructing Crook to either pay or leave.
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In a decade filled with neon colors, ruffles and puffed sleeves, actress Molly Ringwald stood out among the crowd in a sleek black column dress.
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"This is not covered … under Ms. Norton's amendment," said Duncan, who puffed on the second device in the exact same manner to prove his point.
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" Goldstone told the Sunday Times he "puffed up" language to try to solidify the meeting, saying "my email to Don Trump Jr. took three minutes.
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Hunter has pushed legislation to protect the growing industry, and made headlines this week when he puffed from an e-cigarette during a congressional hearing.
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Political life, at times, can be full of dramatic displays of puffed up nonsense filled with pridefulness, which is so prevalent in our human condition.
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The duck would be served with dried cherries and a delicate cracker of puffed wild rice and amaranth, with the flavor of just-popped corn.
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The rice takes the form of a puree, as well as a few grains puffed on top of the sous vide-cooked, caramelized short rib.
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In fact, I found it trickier to find puffed wheat, and ended up instead using kamut, an ancient variety of the grain that worked beautifully.
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Many of the dresses are cut from cloqué — a textured jacquard-like fabric that is one of Wickstead's signatures — with puffed sleeves and abbreviated capelets.
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From the Southern Indian classic masala dosa to the puffed rice deliciousness of bhel puri and to wash it all down - freshly squeezed sugar cane.
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Another also had problems with his left leg (it was puffed up and covered in blisters), after he had been out crabbing in the bay.
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Sure, but that would mean the league sees weather conditions as more powerful than its own puffed-up sense of decorum, and that will never happen.
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He proposes to slim Brazil's puffed-up, ineffective and near-bankrupt state through privatisations and public-spending cuts, and to undo the country's serpentine red tape.
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The vast majority of her opposition has been puffed up 135ers (or lighter) and their skill sets have ranged from mediocre to uncomfortably out of place.
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A gust of wind puffed the hospital's sheer white curtains into a wash of peace and serenity around her — it was O.K. to let go now.
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" When we're puffed up with self-regard, high on our own supply, we should refer to the one on the left: "I am dust and ashes.
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It potentially affected Rice Krispies Treats, Rice Krispies Treats cereal and puffed rice cake products -- though all would be past their expiration date at this point.
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Along the way, I come across a stand serving jal jeera—another water, cumin, lime concoction, but this one comes with mint and floating puffed rice.
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The puffed sleeve enthusiast checks off many of the fictional girl role model boxes: she's an orphan, favors pigtails, and has attitude and pluck to spare.
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Still, if nothing else, his hug inadvertently made a salient point about how the NFL only possesses moral clarity on the most puffed-up, idiotic things.
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If you look at pictures of us on the space station, it looks like we put on some weight or something and we're all puffed up.
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He puffed and grumbled until, seated at the Auberge de l'Onde, in the village of St.-Saphorin, I asked if he wanted to taste the wine.
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Visually, the dish that made the biggest impact (which we also though was weird and hilarious) was yams with puffed golden marshmallows baked over the top.
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"In the Hangover Soup there's a little bit of puffed hominy," Arrington explains to me, pointing out the star ingredients in a coal-black ceramic bowl.
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It could be worse for Maurice, a cantankerous fowl with a magnificent puffed-out coat who struts Ms. Fesseau's back yard with three hens in tow.
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Nonetheless, the city puffed out its chest, put its downtown on lockdown and hoisted the flags of the 22 member states under a mercifully rainless sky.
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Inside, there is a cocoa sponge cake, a cream of dark Bali chocolate, real cocoa beans and a mousse flavored with puffed and caramelized basmati rice.
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Emilia Wickstead offered big puffed sleeves and even bigger skirts; Roksanda, a safe space of billowing, shimmering drapes of many colors and chunky, patchwork-nation knits.
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Each box has a side-by-side panel of dark, milk or white chocolate, with other ingredients like dried fruit, nuts and puffed rice mixed in.
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Grimes puffed his cheeks and his eyes looked panicked, as if he were contemplating, for the first time, a future that did not include professional stardom.
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The Samsonite owner spotted a well-turned-out woman—gray wrap coat with a slightly puffed shoulder, red socks, sparkly Stan Smiths—and ventured a nudge.
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Have you ever in your life heard someone saying, "Please, get this dish away from me, I just can't stop eating these fabulous puffed wheat snacks"?
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In what has become a season of big and bold shoulders, Giambattista Valli took a softer approach to the silhouette, showing dresses with puffed princess sleeves.
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He called it financially "draconian", cited a puffed-up study on potential costs to the economy, and said he would seek a better deal for America.
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It has pimpled, puffed, flaked, and fried countless times in the 25 years I've been around, and I've treated it with all manner of medications and treatments.
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Hailey Baldwin chose an asymmetrical, puffed sleeve number for a TV panel appearance last week, and similar styles have popped up at most of our favorite retailers.
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The products that could have been potentially impacted include Rice Krispies Treats, granola clusters used in some products and puffed rice treats that Kellogg no longer makes.
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Pessimists recall that nanotechnology is a field that has been puffed up repeatedly by both researchers and investors, only to deflate in the face of practical difficulties.
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Simple shots of Brad's eyes flickering rapidly from right to left as he faces a line of puffed up elder brothers communicate his fears and shallow confidence.
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Baklava, whose origin is disputed between Turkey and Greece, is prepared with fresh pistachios or walnuts and a glistening honey glaze on top of the puffed pastry.
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Shockie wasn't sure how much the sisters knew; he felt proud and confident nevertheless, puffed up like the phulka he set about tearing on his steel plate.
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It took the royal couple about an hour to reach the half-way point at the Prayer Wheel and William look puffed – but Kate was not perspiring!
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My first white button-up was a Christmas gift from my mother: a narrow-collared cotton blend shirt with puffed three-quarter sleeves she bought at Macy's.
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In the past, the biggest worry was the amount of soot, smoke and fine particles of dust, dirt and other microscopic matter they puffed into the street.
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As a result, over the past year, while Trump has huffed and puffed about the need for a weak dollar, the dollar has kept appreciating in value.
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In my imaginary version of what sex would be like, I never fantasized about getting fingered so dryly that my right labia puffed up like a balloon.
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It resembles the offspring of granola and Cocoa Krispies: a devilish mix of clumps of puffed rice covered in caramelized milk chocolate, candied hazelnuts and meringue drops.
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Many Democrats thought that John Kerry, a war hero, could puncture the puffed-up commander-in-chief aura that surrounded Bush, who'd kept himself out of Vietnam.
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Two years ago, federal prosecutors in New York puffed out their chests and boasted that their investigation and indictments would expose the "dark underbelly" of college basketball.
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Unlike past Washington teams puffed with stars that collapsed in the playoffs, this group conveyed a certain resilience that infused their play, in games and throughout series.
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It has to be turned constantly so it doesn't sink, then fished out with a stick, the fried dough puffed and golden, its surface riddled with bumps.
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Dresses came in an array of lengths and styles - frilly, layered, floaty, with puffed up sleeves, slits or slim-fit and in bright colors or floral prints.
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Dresses came in an array of lengths and styles - frilly, layered, floaty, with puffed up sleeves, slits or slim-fit and in bright colors or floral prints.
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Gowns were threaded with intricate embroidery, either strapless with metallic threads of gold or silver, or with puffed sleeves and kaleidoscopic combinations of pinks, reds and purples.
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Instead, in the novel, her hair mellows to the coveted auburn, and Matthew, in a moment of tremendous fatherly kindness, gives her a dress with puffed sleeves.
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Goldstone told CNN on Thursday that he regretted sending the email and that he "puffed" up information in order to help arrange the meeting for his client.
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Nearby, his co-host Jenny McCarthy puffed on a Virginia Slim in a hot-pink, rhinestone-studded maxi-coat, perhaps from the Barbie x Anna Karenina collection.
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Spread the sage butter over the slightly warm potatoes to adhere the marshmallows (you will have extra.) Place in hot oven until the marshmallows are puffed and brown.
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RiRi raised the bar at the 2009 gala, hitting the carpet in a tailored black Dolce & Gabbana tuxedo with dramatic, puffed-up shoulders that nearly reached her ears.
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When Schauffele's par putt stayed out on the 17th the Italian puffed out his cheeks knowing only an eagle for the American at the last could deny him.
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One notable shift is the arrangement of the short-term and longer-term VIX futures prices, with immediate volatility expectations appearing puffed-up relative to more distant ones.
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Gucci showed pastel fondant treats with layered hemlines and puffed-up sleeves, while Dior's red, white, and black tulle midi skirts were embroidered with plants, insects, and hearts.
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In fact, in the LEAP study the infants were fed Bamba, a packaged puffed corn and peanut snack (akin to a peanut butter Cheeto), or plain peanut butter.
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Intriguing. Once opened the bar looked more like a puffed cereal bar with beige tones and flecks of green seasoning and dots of red (presumably from the pomegranate).
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Cryptocurrencies: a weird agglomerate of fascinating technology built by brilliant engineers; a whole new and potentially important form of economics; … and hype-machine puffed-up crazy-talk nonsense.
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His notions include tender lamb tartare with puffed buckwheat; squid "noodles" with egg and mushrooms in broth, suggesting ramen; and a succulent, hammer-size beef short rib. Nordic?
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The mercurial Australian huffed and puffed in a miserable first set but eventually found some rhythm to come through a tricky encounter 1-6 6-22 26-24.
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In February, Marc Jacobs paired one of his floor-grazing sequined skirts with a men's Manitoba coat, adding feathers, while Vetements deconstructed and puffed up two classic styles.
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"Once it gets down to a handful of contenders, it becomes a mental game," he said as he stroked his long gray beard and puffed on a cigarette.
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So your former publicist Rob Goldstone, he said in his email to Donald Trump Jr. that it was "puffed up" and the term "Crown prosecutor" was an exaggeration.
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A chute takes milled grain and water, and then a spinning screw inside the machine generates high heat from friction and squeezes out a long, puffed grain worm.
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Outside of old favorites, there were new dishes on debut from Eric Klein, the new executive chef of Wolfgang Puck Catering, like Korean steak tartare on puffed rice.
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Hunter, a longtime defender of e-cigarettes, has pushed legislation to protect the growing industry and memorably puffed from an e-cigarette during a congressional hearing last year.
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The honey cake has become chile-infused honey ice cream topped with mango, ground pequín pepper and puffed amaranth — a nod to Ms. Gerson's penchant for frozen treats.
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A mixture of seeds with puffed quinoa and seasonings comes in small pieces to use as toppings for salads, yogurt, eggs, pasta or anything that needs some crunch.
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A plush shearling had big puffed sleeves and a collar, both dropped at the back to mimic the fall of a coat as it slides off the shoulders.
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I had to stop myself from showing too much visible excitement when I was given a whole bottle of green juice from Pressed Juicery and puffed rice snacks.
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One hors d'oeuvre at The Knot Gala that reflected nostalgia and comfort was a cheese "doodle" made of gluten-free puffed penne topped with taleggio cheese and pepper.
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For the benefit of non-Canadians, Cheezies share the saltiness and nowhere-in-nature orange of Cheetos, the puffed-up offering of the multinational PepsiCo, but little else.
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At the Royal Leerdam factory, cigarette-smoking workers in newsboy caps blow long tubes with puffed cheeks, resembling horn players; their movements look like an elaborately choreographed performance.
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Tru Vape Oil's founder, Derek Hodslo, says his phone and computer haven't stopped blowin' up since Nate puffed on one of his pens at Saturday night's news conference.
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"Bad Guy" finds her mocking toxic masculinity — "So you're a tough guy [...] chest-always-so-puffed-up guy" — and then reverses roles by contorting into a villainous baritone.
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The ants stretched their jaws open a seemingly preposterous 280 degrees, and then, when puffed with a bit of air, snapped their toothy pincers closed with a robotic instantaneousness.
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Lagerfeld said the starting point for the line was "the silhouette" and he puffed up sleeves into oval shapes on Chanel's signature tweed jackets paired with pencil-slim skirts.
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Yousef escaped to Pakistan but was arrested later in a hotel in Islamabad as he puffed his hair with gel and stuck explosives up the ass of a doll.
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Nyong'o rocked a wig and an elaborate metallic ensemble with giant puffed sleeves to channel Sheila Johnson's unnamed but much-admired Lady-in-Waiting character from the comedy classic.
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But we should not put a new conservative in charge of conservatism or the country, so that he does not become puffed up with conceit and fall into condemnation.
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Stumbling along, Foreman chased Ali throughout the seventh, but his face had puffed, especially around the right eye that had been cut in training, causing a six-week postponement.
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CNN: So, your former publicist Rob Goldstone, he said in his email to Donald Trump Jr. that it was "puffed up" and the term "Crown prosecutor" was an exaggeration.
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Mlynarczyk mixed up something similar to a Bloody Bull (a variation on a Bloody Mary that includes beef bouillon), with pho seasoning and a garnish of puffed beef tendon.
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They sat silently as the fire eater, his eyes wide, his cheeks still puffed, rushed to help the volunteers put out the flame with a plastic green watering can.
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"It's not a place of puffed-chest patriotic pride but of tongue-in-cheek pragmatism and self-deprecation," Emma Beddington, an English writer and longtime Brussels resident, told me.
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This way of preparing the vegetable for frying is also traditional in Sicily, where the puffed, golden-brown whole eggplants are called melanzane a quaglia, or eggplant quail-style.
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On the evening of March 13, 2013, white smoke puffed out of the Sistine Chapel and the new pope's name was announced in Latin inside the Vatican press office.
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It used to be there were a lot of things you could get in trouble for: If you puffed up your credentials, saying you did stuff you didn't do.
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"There was a factory there that puffed out air — pop-BOOM, pop-BOOM — hit the mountains and came back as an echo," he said in an interview in 2015.
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The next day a smaller group of red-clad patriots puffed up the same hill to wave a giant national flag, in images heavily promoted by the mainland's media.
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Pacino is delightful in his role, reconciling his preening showboating (appropriate for a puffed-up, sometimes self-appointed leader of men) with his ability to go quiet and seething.
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" And the low self-esteem reinforced by such stories "is as much ego as the puffed-up, 'I'm the best,' competitive, American way we ordinarily think of the ego.
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Sleeves dropped from shoulders and puffed out at the elbow à la courtly dress, jewels traced and dripped down the breasts, pockets drooped and dresses split open at the back.
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The pressure caused by the air trapped under the dog's skin was released and the cause of the pup's puffed up appearance, the hole in his windpipe, was sewn shut.
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It hadn't been that long since her wardrobe was entirely composed of the long, puffed-sleeve dresses that outsiders called "prairie" and those in the community called "polyg" (pronounced "plig").
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It's been more than four months since the crunchy puffed cereal boxes were taken off store shelves due to a salmonella outbreak—but now they are officially making a comeback.
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We come to understand Connie pretty well by the end of Good Time, just from seeing how he operates — his puffed-up grandeur, his sense of wounded injustice, his ruthlessness.
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A series of black and white, turquoise and dark orange outfits — robes, dresses with puffed up shoulders and tops worn with black trousers — created optical illusions with their winding pleats.
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The camera catches Jimmer walking away first, his chest puffed out and shit, his eyes betraying a capacity for aggro machismo the likes of which you never saw at BYU.
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Indigenous to New Orleans, beignets are of the same genus as doughnuts but a separate species: pieces of puffed-up fried dough with an airiness somewhere between buoyancy and levitation.
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Too often his music is hard-edged and heavy, even in a scene like the opening duel, in which Cyrano needles a puffed-up actor with his sword and verse.
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Nonetheless, he made it abundantly clear, in his brash, puffed-up way, that he wanted his old job back and set out to secure the votes for the next election.
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JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudanese wrestler Kur Bol Jok strode into the arena, his chest - smeared with ashes and dust - puffed out as he faced his opponent, bracing for the fight.
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Chuntering and chatting to anyone who would listen, Fognini lapsed again at 3-5 and finished the contest with a forehand error as Cilic puffed out his cheeks in relief.
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Because that puffed-chest, bicep-heavy, ripped-lats physique precludes a man from fully extending his arms while punching and, to modify an automotive term, widens his punch-turning radius.
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" The gallery presented the Vermont senator's minimal manlo in various incarnations, including "When it gracefully flowed in the Washington air" and "When it puffed itself out like a glorious mane.
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Bowlby orders a kulcha—one of the dishes he makes at Kricket—and when the puffed-up bread arrives, it's all I can do not to tear it grain from grain.
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From coconut smoothie and cheesy bread bowls to puffed pastry and granola cups, the following 10 recipes will take your next meal prep from dish pile-ups to an empty sink.
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"Today, I released a perfect light mocha soft-serve into the bowl," I would say on a bright Monday morning after a night spent eating sundaes topped with puffed cinnamon rice.
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Bringing to mind the puffed chest of early Royal Trux and the swagger of Lou Reed's Sally Can't Dance album, it's an off-kilter journey that swings with bluster and attitude.
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In addition to ensuring eyes are opened, the app will now identify five photogenic expressions: smiles, sticking your tongue out, kisses, duck face, puffed out cheeks, and a look of surprise.
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Glancing back 30 years, Mensch and Flahive paint the puffed-hair, zebra-print clad group of women who dared step into the ring as self-aware custodians of their own image.
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Partnering with Kraft's Jet-Puffed marshmallow brand, Lucky Charms says it is selling 7-ounce bags of large versions of its signature green clovers, yellow stars, blue moons, and pink hearts.
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But there are plenty of native Hawaiian dishes, like pipikaula, a type of Hawaiian beef jerky here made with shoyu-cured short rib and accessorized with puffed paiai, or taro root.
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There hasn't been a classic, female-led, big-budget superhero movie in 12 years, even though Hollywood pumps out superhero movies the way Marvel licenses plastic action figurines with puffed pectorals.
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Desserts, including the chamomile ice cream paired with a cherry compote, puffed amaranth bits and a smoked Medjool date filled with puréed walnut miso, were made with just as much panache.
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"This Scrooge is actually someone with a puffed-out chest, who has swagger and arrogance and a cynicism that is in some ways very healthy," Pearce said in a telephone interview.
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Another Stella McCartney, a midnight blue jumpsuit worn to the Oscar Nominees Luncheon a few days later, was also relatively spare, though the puffed one-sleeve cut had plenty of quirk.
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A visitor to Cuba earlier in the year, the 32-year-old puffed unconvincingly on a fat cigar as he spoke to reporters while the team celebrated a fourth successive constructors' title.
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For most British folks, it's just not the holiday season without a classic Yorkshire pudding: an eggy, puffed-up-pancake dish, traditionally served before the main course with gravy and meat drippings.
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Not like the jet-puffed rounded pillows of my childhood, these fluffers were distinctly different; sharply square and covered in lightly toasted coconut-flakes with just a hint of juicy pineapple flavor.
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Baby "Pu's" mother was worried at first, but then suspected the snake was an angelic deity come to bless her child, so she brought the snake some puffed rice, flowers, and incense.
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Partnering with Kraft's Jet-Puffed marshmallow brand, the cereal brand says it is selling 7-ounce bags of large versions of its signature green clovers, yellow stars, blue moons, and pink hearts.
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There's Philippe Conticini's Phil'goût, a decadent, puffed rice chocolate cake with a hazelnut crust and a mixed milk- and dark-chocolate top layer; and weekend-only goodies like Gilles Marchal's célèbre Madeleines.
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Every time some gang of witless, terrifying Poujadists ends up steering another country into a lake, the proximal cause is always the same: one puffed up politician and their very clever plan.
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The man carried himself oddly, with his chest puffed out and his head swiveling as if to scan everything in the store, from the hunting gear to the Little Debbie display case.
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It is Mr. Cannavale, though, who must carry the play — and the weight of Yank's increasingly oppressive world — on his shoulders, which he does with both puffed-up arrogance and shrunken resignation.
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But the former security official also said some of Hyde's claims appear puffed up, in part because it doesn't take all that much to track the location of a U.S. ambassador overseas.
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His actions don't so much make him a hypocrite as reveal him to be yet another of the clueless, puffed-up patriarchs who afflict Romanian cinema (and not only that, of course).
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Without proactive leadership, we'll wind up with only the occasional outrageous right-wing pseudo-scholar coming to campus to incite outraged reactions from students, followed by puffed-up indignation from opinion writers.
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He sucked his teeth and rolled a cigarette with the long, slightly crooked fingers that were the most elegant thing about him and lit the cigarette and puffed out the smoke nervously.
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"He's not from the caravan!" the crowd yelled as the man, fiery-eyed and seemingly drunk, puffed his chest and flailed his arms, nearly coming loose before police circled him for questioning.
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Kevin Durant and Carmelo Anthony sipped vino and puffed cigars at an Olympics send-off party Monday night in Houston ... oh, and they got super fancy watches worth over TEN GRAND each!!
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If you wanted to say sorry to a beloved friend after a fight about who wore her puffed sleeves best, for example, you could send her purple hyacinths, which would do the trick.
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Denied by Mrs Merkel, Mr Seehofer resigned, unresigned, huffed and puffed, and finally struck a compromise to accelerate screening procedures which, by one measure, might apply to fewer than ten migrants a day.
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The Baywatch star looked almost unrecognizable when she stepped out on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday wearing a navy blue ruched dress with a puffed neckline and sleeves.
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New Greens & VeggiesNow that everyone loves nori, Whole Foods believes our palates are ready for other marine-based foods like water lily seed puffed snacks, kelp jerkies, and faux tuna made from algae.
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"I was always aggressive," she said in an interview last week, as she ate a breakfast of poha, or puffed rice, at a government guesthouse near a temple she had just successfully stormed.
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Video: Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum/YouTube A second camera attached to Leonov's chest did not fare so well, because Leonov's spacesuit unexpectedly puffed up in response to the atmospheric pressure shift.
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While McCarthy says that he's never puffed himself, his wife has been using medical marijuana since last year to treat symptoms associated with lupus, an autoimmune disease she was diagnosed with in 2014.
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Shadow, a white polyester resin sculpture of a face with puffed out cheeks atop an elongated neck, is still playful, but not nearly as anarchic as some of his smaller, more transgressive sculptures.
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Many of the posts were puffed up with false information, including claims that 60 Hindu homes had been burned and that hundreds of people had been ordered by Muslims to leave their homes.
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In January 2016, Mr. Uprichard said he finally "puffed up his chest" when she told him she would be going to a gala alone hosted by the New York Flyers, her running club.
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Before the rise of the automobile killed off the old branch line, its little steam locomotives puffed by so slowly that passengers would toss their bags out as the train passed their homes.
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Within the major democracies, populist rabble-rousers are on the march, powered by social media and puffed up by economic discontent, dislocation and voters' disillusionment with leaders who haven't delivered on their promises.
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Which started with padded utilitarian suits and dresses in uniform gray, the backs puffed out into bulbous cocoons, an S-shaped seam tracing a curve down the front and back, necks funnel-shaped.
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" Cardi went on to explain that the swelling is just one reason her docs have recently told her to lay off of performing because "my feet and stomach burn when I get puffed up.
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Businesses that create a puffed-up company ethos but skimp on their most basic responsibility of paying their workforce well will end up with unhappy employees no matter how grandiose their company mission statement.
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There was candied horseradish, sturgeon bacon, a sturgeon remoulade made from the "less attractive pieces," raw shaved beets, roasted beets, pickled beet puree, a steamed beet cake, beet shoots, and a shimmery puffed skin.
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Macs that seemed to be blowing in the wind were molded permanently into shape, a moment frozen forever with metallic threads; a bomber jacket in jade satin had a party peplum and puffed sleeves.
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Pepsi CFO Hugh Johnston pointed to new items like LIFEWTR, the company's answer to Coca-Cola's Smart Water, and Lay's Popables, a puffed up potato snack, as items that helped buoy up company sales.
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There is an entire chapter on savory "cocktail cookies," in which Ms. Greenspan folds Triscuit cracker bits into cream cheese dough in one recipe, and combines white miso paste and puffed barley in another.
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EMBU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Two years ago, Michael Gichangi launched a business he hopes will help his rural community better cope with climate change stresses: making puffed cereal from climate-hardy traditional grains.
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EMBU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Two years ago, Michael Gichangi launched a business he hopes will help his rural community better cope with climate change stresses: making puffed cereal from climate-hardy traditional grains.
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The customary pre-fight trash talk between Khurtsidze and the brash Saunders had started as soon as the former defeated the aforementioned Langford, with Saunders calling Khurtsidze a "puffed up Danny DeVito," among other things.
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It's not pungent in its unburned state, it doesn't create a lot of odiferous smoke, it doesn't require grinding or careful packing, and it can be puffed on periodically without burning or wasting the substance.
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After 15 minutes, I was startled to discover that the cereal had puffed up into a Kashi-like multitude of grains, flecked with tiny pieces of apple, complete with green peel, that looked just-chopped.
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Yet the DEA doubled down on its commitment to keeping cannabis a Schedule I drug last fall, allowing federal agencies including the FBI to continue to discriminate against job candidates who've puffed the magic dragon.
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Outside, women cooked broth on wood fires and men sat listening to their shaman talk about the virtues of the moriche palm used to weave baskets and hammocks, as he puffed on a straw cigar.
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In what amounted to the vaping world equivalent of a tribunal, the Dr. Crimmy's team fielded questions and criticisms from well-known vaping reviewers, who puffed on custom mods and squirmed uneasily at their explanations.
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It's almost as if there are some kinds of work that degrade human dignity, rather than provide it; work that the puffed-up pontificating classes are fortunate enough to never even witness, much less try.
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The "Unified Framework" for tax reform that the President and his Republican compatriots released at the end of September looked like a high school book report puffed up to meet the teacher's page count requirements.
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On the conference call, though, Mr. Pearson had to admit that the company expected only around $6 billion and had to defend against an analyst's accusation that the company had deliberately puffed up the numbers.
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Over a medium-heat (not too hot or they'll burn) dry cast iron [skillet], place your tortilla down, making sure to flip on both sides until the tortilla is slightly puffed up and cooked through.
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A magnificent frigatebird is perched on a sprinkler with its red balloon of a chest puffed out; a stairway was used as a timeline for bird evolution, from fish to reptiles to the feathered vertebrates.
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Serves 12 · Vegetable oil · 43 cup brown rice syrup · ⅔ cup peanut butter, almond butter, smooth cashew butter or hazelnut butter · 1 dash umeboshi vinegar · 1 dash vanilla extract · 3 cups puffed brown rice cereal 1.
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Normally, he and an entourage of staff members, reporters, handlers and photographers would have boarded the ship, and puffed up a few of those narrow staircases to see the bridge and tour an operating room.
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Normally, he and an entourage of staff members, reporters, handlers and photographers would have boarded the ship, and puffed up a few of those narrow staircases to see the bridge and tour an operating room.
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One is a reconciliatory phrase that's now a terrifying pub game of its own; one is a sad state of affairs; one is a puffed up sort of person (also clued really cutely, I thought).
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The toppings aren't decorative, but a crucial part of the dish: a whole regiment of hard-boiled eggs and poached shrimp, plus a tumble of fried garlic and crumbled chicharron (puffed-up crispy pork skins).
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What the Times story does is something simple but profound: It punctures the balloon -- puffed up by years of Trumpian marketing and salesmanship -- that the President of the United States was some sort of business genius.
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I was there when a storm came in Cleveland in 2007, and I was there in Illinois that same year, when the clouds were white and puffed themselves harmlessly along the deep blue of the sky.
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Cosme was opened in 503 by notable Mexican chef Enrique Olvera, and it serves progressive Mexican dishes using mostly local ingredients like snow crab "infladita" (a puffed up fried tortilla), butternut tamal and signature duck carnitas.
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But there are new snacks like onion ring bhajias, or fritters, served with his mother's cinnamon and clove-spiked ketchup; and bhel puri, a tangy, crunchy, chutney-coated puffed rice snack typical of Bombay street vendors.
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A former model, she was wearing one of her latest retro-glam creations: a silk velvet maxi dress with a high neckline, puffed shoulders and bell sleeves, and a hem that all but hit the floor.
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Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), who infamously puffed from a nicotine vaporizer during a committee meeting last year, protested a proposal to ban e-cigarettes on airplanes by vaping in the middle of a markup on Tuesday.
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It rings so true that it's easy to gloss over all the little ways that Set It Up gets work wrong, like its hilariously puffed-up notion of what working for a news site is like.
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My coworkers and I still printed out the Internet Boyfriends bracket and argued about it, even as we huffed and puffed about the nonsensical order, and our eventual outcomes mattered not a whit to anyone, anywhere, ever.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — It is difficult not to walk out of the National Gallery's Gauguin Portraits without harboring feelings of distaste for and even revulsion towards this puffed-up elf of a Frenchman.
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Between the movie's many, many murders, Aakeson and Moland subtly spoof the pretensions of manly men: how they try to intimidate each other with puffed-up posturing, and how they underestimate an unassuming, "respectable" schmo like Nils.
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Mr. Riley's "The Tar of Gyu" upended the notion that electric guitars command only blocklike dynamics — that on-or-off quality of amplification — with crescendos on single chords that puffed up grotesquely before coming to abrupt stops.
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In addition to the flavor above, there are eight other fantastic options: Almond Butter & Puffed Quinoa, Hazelnut Butter, Salty Dark Chocolate, Simple Dark Chocolate, Crunchy Mint Dark Chocolate, Crunchy Banana Dark Chocolate, and Why The Fig Nut?
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And you have people around you, like Warren Buffett or my wife, Melinda, who, you know, if I come back and I look like I'm all puffed up, they cut me down to size a little bit.
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Jhal muri (30 rupees) is one good example, and the one I picked up north of the Victoria Memorial, a spicy concoction of puffed rice, chili sauce and diced vegetables, certainly caused me to break a sweat.
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Posing for photographers at the Westwood Village Theatre in Westwood, California, the 48-year-old actresses was all smiles in a fitted canary yellow Carolina Herrera dress with square neckline, puffed sleeves and a knee-high center slit.
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On a paper ballot, I filled in the bubble beside the names of Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro, and walked out puffed with pride at my role as a grown-up American citizen, pride that survived their defeat.
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Mr. Maeder and Ms. Bradbury carefully document how a puffed leg o' mutton sleeve on one gray striped frock of the late 19th century was shrunken and lengthened by the early 20th as evidence of the family's frugality.
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In the case of the discovery that was detailed on Monday, the merging objects were probably survivors of massive stars that had been orbiting each other and had each puffed up and then died in spectacular supernova explosions.
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Though the targets of his satire included the class bias of the Weimar legal system, puffed-up writing and the vacuity of popular music, most of his efforts were directed at the boorishness of the nascent Third Reich.
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They cringed when George H.W. Bush checked his watch on stage; winced as Al Gore puffed his beefy frame behind Bush junior; and almost fainted as Trump did to Hillary Clinton whatever one calls that sort of thing.
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Mr. van Houtryve, 213, wanted to challenge what he calls the West's "puffed-up mythology" in which Hollywood nurtured the view that the expansion of the United States spread ideas like equality, liberty and democracy in conquered lands.
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His stuffing was pulled out so the horse could be flattened and fit into a traveling trunk, and le Vizir was puffed up again for display at the Manchester Natural History Society (now the Manchester Museum) in 1843.
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While the princess' iconic ensemble was more of a traditional ball gown, with its voluminous skirt, structured bodice, and puffed sleeves, we like to think Cinderella be partial to Michele's unconventional — but no less extravagant — approach to formal dressing.
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Designer Alice Temperley kicked off her "Painted Dreams" presentation with peasant-like shirts with puffed up sleeves, tops with high regal collars and black neck bows, high waisted trousers and embroidered tops and skirts combinations in mainly dark colours.
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The Academy Award winning actress, 49, had a major style moment at the annual Oscars viewing soirée, wearing a form-fitting black midi dress with a square neckline, puffed sleeves and a sexy thigh-high slit up one side.
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"He always groomed them, and the one time a dog got into my office he pushed all his siblings behind him and puffed up to protect them (this was his first time ever seeing a dog before)," she recalls.
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The pop diva superstar left her microminis, backless gowns and crop tops behind for a sedate burnt sienna blazer-mini — vintage Thierry Mugler, from Alexandra New York — featuring slightly puffed 3/4-sleeves, suiting-like lapels and button closures.
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With intricate smocking, puffed sleeves and a Peter Pan collar, the two dresses are almost identical – but unlike Prince George – who wore an outfit of his father's on Saturday – the pretty dress is not a family hand-me-down.
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For a while, it became trendy to insist that the 2016 presidential election, with all its puffed chests and talk of penis size, seemed more like a wrestling pay-per-view event than a dignified clash of political minds.
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By Andrew M. Seaman NEW YORK (Reuters) - Older teens who try electronic cigarettes have six times the odds of trying regular cigarettes within two years than those who never puffed on the devices, a study published on Monday found.
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Now that federal prosecutors have cleared away some of the fog that shrouded the 2016 campaign, it's easy to see that The Enquirer was more than just a publication that puffed up Mr. Trump while going after his rivals.
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After Sochi, he stood on a grand patio that overlooked some of the Games' venues near the Black Sea, puffed out his chest and told me he was so proud of how Russia delivered what he called perfect Games.
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The same dressing is reprised with corn, boiled on the cob and sliced off in sheets, tossed with fresh tomatoes and eeriely summer-bright; and long beans clipped and left raw among little clouds of puffed-up pork skin.
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Over the top he strews some candied puffed rice that would make a fine breakfast; the whole dish would make a fine breakfast, come to think of it, although you'd stand up afterward knowing your day had already peaked.
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" He later blamed the Democrats in a follow-up tweet, claiming they'd puffed up the numbers "in order to make me look as bad as possible when I was successfully raising Billions of Dollars to help rebuild Puerto Rico.
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There's a large-collared silk button-down with contrast trapunto stitching and a thin pussycat bow, a collarless shirtjacket with puffed sleeves and oversize mother-of-pearl buttons, and a brown gingham button-down with a ruffled shawl collar.
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For example, sleeves can be puffed as an ode to the '80s, fabric can be reimagined for more of a cocktail hour-ready feel (think sequins or velvet), and buttons can be bejeweled for a charming touch of fun.
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The seven-course tasting menu (€214, or around $2000) deftly balances richness with lighter, acidic dishes: think crayfish carpaccio with avocado and passion fruit purée, risotto laced with chanterelle mushrooms and chorizo, and "Le Chocolat" puffed pastry for dessert.
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"We are quite happy we were able to grow during a year that was in truth quite challenging," Vice President of Development Javier TerrΘs told Reuters after holding a news conference hazy with smoke as journalists puffed on complimentary cigars.
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Sometimes—and my cats will do this—when they're really happy to see me they'll face me, their tails are up in the air with a slight curve and the base of their tails are slightly puffed out while they quiver.
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John Bercow, the Speaker of the House of Commons, is a classic puffed-up little man who likes to remind MPs of the importance of brevity in labyrinthine sentences that include, in no particular order, words like "sedentary", "chuntering" and "loquaciousness".
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You wouldn’t want to cross this kangaroo... 😳 Jackson Vincent was about to take a photo of his dog when he spotted the puffed-up roo in the water (don’t worry, they’re good swimmers).
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In the mockumentary Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein, he plays a puffed-up version of himself, investigating the life of his father, David Harbour Junior, after he unearths footage of his dad's televised stage play while killing rats in his mother's attic.
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For the festivities — which preceded the film's Tuesday TIFF premiere — the actress wore a long navy silk dress with puffed sleeves from Chanel's Fall-Winter Ready-to-Wear collection, accessorizing with a black Chanel belt, matching clutch and ankle-strap sandals.
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There are no Calvins to be seen anywhere in Justin Bieber's latest Instagram posts — a pair of demure selfies from the freshly showered singer wearing only a towel (a nice towel, at that), etched abs, and some freshly puffed-out pectorals.
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In summer, maybe the appetizer would be the Goa shrimp ceviche, sweetened with little cubes of mango; the host would tell everybody to dump the little saucer of puffed rice and fried threads of chickpea flour over the top for crunch.
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Other interesting projected trends include food-waste-based products like "pickled watermelon rinds, beet-green pesto, or broccoli-stem slaw"; "high-tech" puffed snacks and dairy-free milks like banana milk; and Middle-Eastern ingredients like eggplant and dried fruits.
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While there is at least food in Bangladesh thanks to organizations like the UN World Food Program and the charity of local villagers—who offer bananas, puffed rice, jaggery, and bread, despite their own poverty—Amin said his appetite is gone.
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"We are quite happy we were able to grow during a year that was in truth quite challenging," Vice President of Development Javier Terrés told Reuters after holding a news conference hazy with smoke as journalists puffed on complimentary cigars.
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She works in Kota Bharu, the state's capital, where vendors set up food stalls outside schools, dosing out cups of soda from big plastic bottles and hawking chocolates and puffed corn and rice snacks flavored with squid, shrimp and cheese.
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Gates has said his kids keep him humble too: "If I come back and I look like I'm all puffed up, they cut me down to size a little bit," he said at The New York Times DealBook event in November.
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Trousers were long and skinny and unzipped at the ankle to flare over the foot; jackets had big brass buttons; dresses were asymmetrical and puffed at the sleeve; and jumpsuits were patterned in climbing vines of silver, burst into bud.
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Other drawn creatures also march (and draw laughs from the audience): a horse, a soldier with a wooden leg, and a puffed-up general, round as a full balloon threatened to be popped by the spiked Pickelhaube helmet atop his head.
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Christie also says his years as a prosecutor included a dedicated battle to convict terrorists -- although, it must be noted, the Daily Beast claimed in December 2015 that Christie puffed up his record prosecuting terror suspects in post-9/11 New Jersey.
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Had you told middle-school me, who huffed and puffed around the track in tears, that one day she'd be planning to try a marathon, she probably would have laughed (and then cried again, because her future would include so much running).
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PARIS (Reuters) - Kei Nishikori puffed out his cheeks in relief after he beat Spanish dangerman Fernando Verdasco 6-3 6-4 20093-6 2-6 6-4 in a French Open third-round tussle that featured 16 breaks of serve on Friday.
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People flooded the comment section of Vogue's Instagram post showing off Kendall's puffed-out hairstyle, and openly speculated about the connotations and intentions behind booking a white girl for the gig ... with some calling the move racist and demeaning to black women.
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Five years after meeting over frozen drinks at a barbecue and ending up in bed, they abandon their respective governments and go to work on opposite sides of the beauty products industry, with puffed-up executives portrayed by Paul Giamatti and Tom Wilkinson.
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Isn't it rather puffed up to make such a big deal over this, when it really appears to be nothing more than a power play to cut the corners off net neutrality rules wherever possible — as promised on the record to industry groups?
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As he waited to buy a 20-pound ice bag, Mike Sanville, 113, puffed on a cigarette and said that he was also going to try to ride the storm out in Fountain, in the small house he shares with two other men.
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A course of king crab, the meat twirled into bundles like angel hair pasta, rested in a pool of beurre blanc made with palm wine, a West African drink made of palm tree sap, the sauce studded with puffed Carolina Gold rice.
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Get a paper cone of the spicy, seasoned puffed rice as well as a plate of fuchka — semolina puffs filled with yellow peas, cilantro, green chile onion and a tamarind sauce — and eat them immediately, in one bite, while they're still super crisp.
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Presented in a hollowed-out replica of the book "Alice in Wonderland" is a black sphere that contains foie gras mousse, a puffed and crackly "mochi" made from duck fat, and a vial labeled "drink me" that contains a rich duck consommé.
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In one hand, I clutched a newspaper printed in Bengali, whirled into a thonga, or cone, and brimming over with jhal muri: a loose bouquet of cilantro, puffed rice, crunchy filaments of fried chickpea flour and hoops of green chile like castoff earrings.
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So I use 100,000 frequent-flier points to get upgraded and get to J.F.K. early to take advantage of the great spread in the first-class lounge and this is what I find: this grungy plastic dispenser of trail mix featuring puffed wheat.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Last year's runner-up Dominic Thiem of Austria overcame a second-set blip as he huffed and puffed into the fourth round of the French Open with a 6-33 4-6 6-2 7-5 win against Uruguay's Pablo Cuevas on Saturday.
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The letter outlined a test the authors had done to measure the levels of formaldehyde (a known carcinogen) emitted from an e-cigarette, writing that the device tested puffed out as much as five times the formaldehyde as cigarettes when on the highest heat setting.
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Snoop Dogg has puffed his way through a two-decade long career; The Beatles cherished the odd toke or two; there are rumors of acts from Miley Cyrus to the Flaming Lips to Ed Sheeran to KoRn all having a go on the plant.
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As he waited to buy a 20-pound bag of ice, Mike Sanville, 64, puffed on a cigarette and said that he was also going to try to ride the storm out in Fountain, in the small house he shares with two other men.
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One morning last week I looked out the window and saw six bluebirds gathered in a ring around the edge of it, dipping their beaks into the bowl over and over again while the air above the heated water puffed into fog in the cold.
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Despite its provenance, and despite cautious phrasing, the report, "Innovative China", offers evidence of flaws in China's economic model: a much-puffed rise in business creation has been overstated; capital-allocation is becoming less efficient; and bankruptcies are rare, leaving zombie companies stalking the land.
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The crab dynamite roll sounds as if it's in that category, but the mall-sushi favorite has been stripped down to its impure essentials: snow crab and tobiko mayonnaise, broiled and pinched together in nori to which grains of puffed rice have been stuck.
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Martin Shkreli huffed and puffed and made a big bad promise to do what he could to render a woman and her four kids "homeless" — but when push came to shove the "pharma bro's" company had to cut a big check to her husband.
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Alex Witchel, the article's author, described how free she felt, escaping her apartment building, where she furtively puffed in the service stairwells, to meet at Circa Tabac for "a few stolen hours of Puff Mommy sin" with a fellow smoker, a friend named Nan.
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It was fluid and kind of fancy, especially when it came to velvet baby-doll dresses embroidered with flowers taken from 18th-century Japanese wallpaper, and Margot Tenenbaum minks inset with bouquets of the same, the sense of history echoing through puffed sleeves, smocked at the elbows.
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With the Iowa caucuses less than three weeks away, the New Hampshire primary right after that and several of the seven men onstage still looking for elusive traction, they went for broke: exaggerated words, extreme claims, voices raised high and chests puffed out as never before.
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Nothing short of a blizzard can keep the 89-year-old from this spot, where he sells bottled water and jhal muri, a Bengali street snack consisting of a tongue-tingling blend of puffed rice and black chickpeas laced with mustard oil, green chile paste, and spices.
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In the sweet pic, Kourtney, Kim and Khloé all don the same red and black polka dot dress with puffed sleeves and a red bow in each of their half-up hairstyles while little brother Rob sports a black sweater, white polo shirt and red tie.
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Nevertheless, it's worth a return to Downton if only for the greatness of these characters and their particular quirks, from hearing Carter's puffed-up Carson mention acts of "disloyal tomfoolery" to Smith's imperious Dowager saying, well, pretty much anything, especially when sparring with Isobel (Penelope Wilton).
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The researchers did blood tests and measured the subjects' heart rhythms, and found that the participants had high levels of adrenaline in their hearts after they smoked the e-cig with nicotine, but not after they puffed on the e-cigarette without nicotine or the empty e-cig.
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With a mere 10 posts, "Lars" promised his followers "super dope content," often beginning the day predicting the "cloudy" forecast and other times coining names for new vaping methods like the #CandyGram, where he puffed the vape with a piece of hard candy in his mouth for flavor.
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News that you won't find a link to on the homepage of Facebook's Newsroom — which is replete with colorfully illustrated items it does want you to read (like the puffed up claim that "Now You Can See and Control the Data That Apps and Websites Share With Facebook").
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First their focus was on a mix of petit bourgeois odds and ends like napkins, tea towels, and scarves; but it was their antique-y microflorals, patchwork, and "shabby chic" upholstery-minded calicos, constructed into modest puffed-sleeved, long-sleeved dresses, that catapulted the fledgling label to stardom.
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Mr. Polenzani was a worthy foil, singing with pliant strength and clarion tone while tracing his character's shifting moods and dispositions, from love-struck, clumsy confusion to puffed-up confidence, owing to what he thinks is a love potion when he is in fact getting drunk on cheap wine.
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A new study published Monday found people who took just one hit of weed doubled their number of "false memories" in a virtual reality scenario compared to those who puffed on a placebo, said study author Johannes Ramaekers, a professor of psychopharmacology at Maastricht University in The Netherlands.
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But Fuskahouse's jhal muri is the one I'd return for, puffed rice tossed with chanachur — a spicy fry of lentils, flattened rice, peanuts and matchstick-length noodles of chickpea flour, and a snack unto itself — and a spoonful of sauce, just enough to make each bite fervent without wilting.
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But Fuskahouse's jhal muri is the one I'd return for, puffed rice tossed with chanachur — a spicy fry of lentils, flattened rice, peanuts and matchstick-length noodles of chickpea flour, and a snack unto itself — and a spoonful of sauce, just enough to make each bite fervent without wilting.
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For those who really want to change the rules of the game, however, there's always Batsheva, the brand that shot to recognition with its embrace of the prairie dress and its determined rejection of the male gaze via ruffled necks, little-girl prints, puffed long sleeves and full skirts.
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A rum banana cake was served with a nondairy amazake (traditionally a sweet, non- or low-alcoholic Japanese beverage) ice cream and like the popcorn soup, kept revealing new flavors and textures with every bite — hidden at the bottom was a layer of toasted puffed quinoa and amaranth.
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We're just days away from Netflix's long-awaited return to Hawkins, Indiana — and while little is known of the season's overarching plot, we can tell from the vibey trailers that there are malls to be crawled, sleeves to be puffed, ice creams to be scooped, and (presumably) lives to be saved.
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"Luxury was not a sector I identified with in the past," Daveu admitted to me while pulling on her cobalt-blue blazer — beautifully made and striking, but a far cry from the slickly puffed blazers that were designed in the Kering-owned Balenciaga offices just a few hundred feet away.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Simona Halep avoided the embarrassment of falling victim to a teenager who calls herself "a child of the internet" as she huffed and puffed her way into the fourth round of the French Open with a 4-6 6-20103 6-3 win over Naomi Osaka on Friday.
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Unlike with a classic Neapolitan pie, which has a pale crust puffed and blistered black in an ultrahot oven, All Souls fires its pies cooler to bring out three colors: black bubbles of char, a deep gold that signals the sugars in the dough have caramelized, and a soft white underbelly.
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As they tell it, the merging objects were probably survivors of stars that had been orbiting each other and had each puffed up and then died in the supernova explosions in which massive stars end their luminous lives some 11 billion years ago, according to an analysis by Dr. Kalogera.
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Gorgeous balloon tops slouched off a shoulder over skirts gathered and knotted on a hip; long, fluted leathers spouted petticoats of frills; simple scoop-necked bias gowns were caught under a crocheted floral net; puffed-out coats cocooned the body; and apron frocks were just hanging on, clinging beautifully to possibility.
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For a sugar-soaked breakfast you're sure to remember, take a seat at the kooky Sugar Gone Mad cafe, where the décor is whimsical and the menu (with items like a rich Monte Cristo sandwich, pickled "Easter Eggs" in candy colors, and puffed French toast) pays homage to Disneyland's Blue Bayou.
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You could follow the lead of Simone Rocha's hyper-femininity, and pair white Mary Janes with a matching frothy dress and pearl hair slides; or, take cues from Isabel Marant, who showed us what our ideal work selves look like by styling a white puffed-sleeve blouse with trousers of the same shade.
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The striking thing about the Brexit rebels is how puffed up they are: look at Iain Duncan Smith and Owen Paterson marching off to Downing Street to lay down the law to the prime minister or Sir Bill Cash delivering long perorations to parliament about sub-clause "Z" of the European Treaty.
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As the Baywatch reboot hits theaters this weekend — featuring a cameo by Anderson — here's a look back at her biggest moments: New Look The star looked almost unrecognizable when she walked the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival last week wearing a navy blue ruched dress with a puffed neckline and sleeves.
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The frying is serial: A first run through hot olive oil cooks the eggplant and lightly browns it; a second, after the cooked eggplant has been dipped in a wash of egg and Parmesan cheese, gives it a slightly puffed crust, browned in spots, salty and oily in the best possible way.
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I wrote in 2005: After Hurricane Andrew huffed and puffed and then somehow veered away in 1992, the way the storms always seemed to do, the manager of a praline shop in the French Quarter mused on the mixture of fatalism and bravado that has always been at the heart of New Orleans.
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One of the main differences between the two populations was that starting in infancy, Israeli children ate foods containing peanuts, often in the form of Bamba, a popular peanut-butter puffed corn snack that has the consistency of a cheese puff but is 43 percent peanuts, according to the manufacturer, Osem Group.
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It presents plenty of evidence of flaws in the Chinese economic model: a much-puffed rise in business creation has probably been overstated; the allocation of capital has become less efficient in recent years; and the number of bankruptcies is tiny—lower than in Romania (see chart), leaving China with zombie firms.
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COLIN WOLFGANG, JERSEY CITY To the Editor: It is ironic that Donald Trump has always puffed himself up as a great negotiator, when in fact skilled negotiation is exactly and urgently what we need at this moment in global history, regarding North Korea especially, but many others, too, along with other challenges.
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And it was there in Silvia Fendi's somewhat heavy-handed boudoir-to-boardroom show at Fendi, with its uneasy juxtapositions of shell pink and dark gray; thickening leather and frothing lace; puffed sleeves yanked off the shoulder and dropped down, so they looked both girlie and aggressively oversize at the same time.
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"Over the last 15 years, I've repeatedly had discussions on what had been happening to the cultural heritage of Europe, but it had got to a point where we basically realized we had to start this right now or let it go completely," Mr. Rupert said as he puffed on a cigar.
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The storied chocolate brand is the creator of fervently beloved, sometimes over-the-top treats, like its Double Decker (much like a Three Musketeers bar, but with an added layer of crunchy cereal) and the lumpy, lovable Picnic, a hodgepodge of peanuts, nougat, caramel, cookies and puffed rice, all dipped in creamy milk chocolate.
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At his four-month-old restaurant — a roomy modern space where jars of ground Ranchopatel chiles serve as both pantry and folk art — Mr. Patel may marinate the tropical game fish called wahoo in fresh turmeric, serving a still-raw slice alongside bhel puri, a mix of puffed rice with green mango and herby chutney.
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The chef, Jason Bond, grows rye on the restaurant's small farm and uses it for dishes both savory and sweet: simmered in water, like beans, with thyme and a clove of garlic; puffed, dehydrated and pan-fried for a crunchy salad garnish; or mixed with sweet spices and nuts to make a crumblelike dessert topping.
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The press release goes on to clarify that the puffed corn sticks were only meant to be given to moviegoers, though even that seems to have been unauthorized: One couldn't be blamed for thinking that Cage had indeed endorsed a Japanese brand, given that he has lent his Kabuki-style acting chops to Japanese commercials in the past.
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And finally, Claire Foy may not have gone for something off-the-shoulder, but clearly she wanted a dress as regal as the ones she's used to wearing on The Crown, choosing a fully-sequined pink gown with a voluminous puffed sleeve that a certain mermaid turned princess would undoubtedly try to steal off her back.
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And as VR becomes more widespread, with all manner of headsets already on the market and ever-more-immersive experiences coming into focus, is it so hard to imagine opening your morning newspaper, page 123, and seeing a 400-word report on some poor guy who died with his puffed-up face half-obscured by expensive goggles?
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And last but not least, this eye serum from CBD for Life is hangover-face friendly—I can't vouch for the "anti-aging" claim in any of these products but there might be some truth to the anti-inflammatory theory because this definitely de-puffed my under-eye bags than other, non-CBD products I've used.
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The 27 participants for the Spring program go across the food and beverage spectrum: from Carol Pak of Makku, which cans the Korean sparkling rice wine called makgeolli; to Vanessa Dew of Whole Foods staple Health-Ade Kombucha; to Vincent Kitirattragarn of Dang Foods, known for its dried coconut chips and puffed rice snacks, and many more.
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Inside the Real Housewives Museum were artifacts that would make sense only to the faithful: breast implants that once belonged to Tamra Judge (Orange County, 2007 to present); jelly beans, referring to Kelly Bensimon (New York, 2009 to 2015) and the e-cigarette that Allison DuBois (Beverly Hills, 2010) puffed on during the epic "Dinner Party From Hell" episode.
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But it's a point that was underscored in a subtler way at Jil Sander, where Luke and Lucie Meier gracefully balanced pristine monochromatic tailoring and a curvaceous classicism in a silent pantomime of communion between opposites: graceful white and black dresses (pin-tucked, puffed out) and soft power jackets; swaddling dawn-sky knits and yards of swaying silken fringe.
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Near the end of last season, NFL officials puffed out their chests after they announced they would give the players $89 million for causes supporting the end to social injustice, but a couple of things here: That's nothing for a league that was projected to make $14 billion in 2017, and the players weren't falling for the football in the tailpipe.
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As obviously qualified as Clinton is — at a Charlotte, N.C., campaign rally, President Obama said, "There has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office than Hillary Clinton, ever, and that's the truth" — and as clearly superior to the puffed-up presumptive Republican nominee as she is, there is something about Clinton, and indeed the Clintons, that makes me uneasy.
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Holiday menu: Bay scallop sea urchin with granny smith apple Tasmanian trout with caviar and horseradish Langoustine with foie gras croutons Seafood truffle pasta with crab and scallops Monkfish with mushroom puree Dover Sole with sea beans and potato crisps Venison with parsnip mousseline Quince with puffed quinoa and goat's milk ice cream Cost: $270 per person Visit INSIDER's homepage for more.
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Once the dumplings have puffed and cooked through (pluck one from the water and cut it in half to test for doneness; it should be light and fluffy rather than dense and doughy, not unlike a good matzo ball), they are added to the skillet and gently tossed to coat in that buttery business so they can mingle with all the vegetables.
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CreditCreditEdd Horder Seventy-two hours before her show at London Fashion Week, Emilia Wickstead's studio, on the fourth floor of a converted warehouse overlooking Ladbroke Grove, is a flurry of activity — seamstresses are sewing together puffed sleeves; tables of gingham gloves and shoes await models for fittings; a digital pattern-cutting machine is shuddering away — and yet Wickstead herself is unusually serene.
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At Etro, Veronica Etro said backstage before the show that she had been thinking about her family's recent 50th anniversary exhibition, and her own time as a student in London and the meaning of "timeless," and then proceeded to send out tapestry suiting and puffed-sleeve cocktail dressing, paisley robe coats and big 18th-century-style skirts — worn over hot pants.
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On the one hand, it was the sort of challenge one might see towards the end of a Sunday League match, when a puffed-out, chain-smoking, thirtysomething centre-back is promptly skinned by the resident teenage prodigy, only to deliver a no-fucks-given chop to his ankles and send him sprawling face first in the sucking, wet mud.
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Joice Heth's own tall tales, Reiss thinks, began as mockery of her puffed-up and ridiculous owner, a theory that may or may not be true but that is far less painful to think about than the ways she was used and abused by Barnum, who, in abolitionist towns, claimed that he was using the money he made by exhibiting her to buy her great-great-grandchildren out of slavery.
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Namely that both her arrival gown (a clinging, lacy Zuhair Murad dress covered in silver, bronze and periwinkle beaded flowers with a short train and exaggerated puffed sleeves) and the dress she wore onstage (a semitransparent, beaded, cream gown with a low-cut front and an even lower-cut back) dipped into two fashion elements that dominated the runways this fall: big shoulders, and their cousin, '80s silhouettes.
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Though it was taking place in a new venue, the better to suggest a fresh start, and though the show notes used words like "love" and "liberty" and "euphoria" to describe the peplum silk tops with puffed sleeves, the metallic high-necked lace dresses and gold trench designed by the "creative studio," the collection resembled nothing so much as an amalgam of various looks we have seen before on other runways.
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So there were knowing murmurs when Mr. Mullan noted that the title character herself delivers one-fourth of the dialogue in "Emma"; that the sentences uttered by Mr. Collins, the puffed-up cousin in "Pride and Prejudice," are by far the longest of any Austen character; and that Isabella Thorpe uses the word "amazingly" so much in "Northanger Abbey" that the book's impressionable heroine, Catherine Morland, begins using it, too.
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Good morning Although I'm working tomorrow, I'm happy that it's friday Starting my friday with this spelt semolina topped with chia seeds, puffed brown rice, cacao nibs, carob and toasted almonds Have a nice day Before I opened this picture fully, I just assumed it was an aerial photo of the M25 but, it turns out, it's actually a bowl of solidified milk covered in dried-out caterpillars, gravel, sand, and bits of bark.
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Duncan HunterDuncan Duane HunterDuncan Hunter's attorneys look to delay trial by over a month Duncan Hunter gets another GOP challenger Overnight Defense: House votes to block Trump arms sales to Saudis, setting up likely veto | US officially kicks Turkey out of F-35 program | Pentagon sending 2,100 more troops to border MORE (R-Calif.), who puffed on a vape pen during the markup to show his colleagues that there is no burning, smoke or combustion.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Trump Needs a Brain" (column, April 2): Ross Douthat writes of "Trumpism" as if it were an obvious political policy that we recognize as soon as we hear the word, when in reality it is no more than pre-election rhetoric puffed up with a generous supply of Mr. Trump's campaign trail hot air ("We are going to repeal and replace Obamacare, which is a disaster"; "I will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and I will make Mexico pay"; "I know more about ISIS than the generals," and so on).
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Summery over the last few years, sparrows casting Quarter and eighth notes on the mulberry leaves, Someone in an empire waist Sunday cotton Strawberry pastel, shoeless, tulips, slate dust On the pads of her feet, oatmeal cooling, caking, Honey colored kitchen, buttons falling From my sleeves, everything is writing Feathers through the pillow linings, puffed up lungs, Voyager passing through our stellar cloud, robot Sleepwalkers/rock combers, sea-blue sky, Sky-blue sea, tide up, hand held technologies Coming soon to change us, rain counts up From one to twenty million pixels filling in The film we're in, maybe I'm rewriting the whole Thing right as I watch it, time won't release The sequel till it's ready, centripetal marketing Keeps the blips from passing through the firewall Of the future, birds in the storm drain wearing Our interiors out, hot in pettiness, sweeping image After image across the table, trees segmented Into emulsions of light and bark.
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