They stop, pull apart, and nervously smile at each other.
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You could never pull apart our influence on one another.
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Finally, pull apart your waves and zhush with your fingertips.
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It was amazing to see the two beds slowly pull apart.
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Gently pull apart the braids to create a loose and full finish.
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At Reddit, competing to pull apart entertainment has become a regular industry.
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What is it about pull-apart recipes that really make us ogle?
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It was easy to pull apart in order to add to the wall.
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Juul's devices are tiny and tricky to pull apart, like so many other gadgets.
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To serve, thinly slice or pull apart the lamb meat and divide between tacos.
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Jam Doughnut Pull-Apart Challah Make this genius mashup a new family tradition.5.
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Since Lego bricks are pretty easy to pull apart, it also feels unsurprisingly fragile.
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Until we pull apart the loop, we're trapped in all of this will keep happening.
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It's a thick plastic resistance ring that you squeeze from the edges or pull apart.
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It was not unlike hallucinating, of watching something seemingly solid slowly pull apart and reconfigure.
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You can still thaw it and have a pull-apart garlic roast within the hour.
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Also her work: the miniature loaf of pull-apart bread that appears after you order.
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The volcanic ridges form where the planet's oceanic slabs slowly pull apart and ooze molten rock.
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Lady Dynamite has the same ability to pull apart popular culture and command impressive guest turns.
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The bread itself is basically an oblong, pull-apart cinnamon roll that's gloriously yeasty and pillowy.
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But we can at least pull apart the rumors and see what's legit and what's shit.
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"We sense that Brexit gas actually caused the EU to unify rather than pull apart," Donlon said.
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The pull-apart cheese straws are thick, puffy and warm, bronzed on top with baked Montgomery's Cheddar.
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Grohl plays around on the desk, isolating individual instrument to pull apart his almost 27-year-old tracks.
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When the phone is folded, they pull apart, coming together at a 90 degree angle from the hinge.
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Analysts at Switzerland's UBS hired engineers to pull apart a Tesla Model 3 to understand its production costs.
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"The elite ranks of our billionaire class continue to pull apart from the rest of us," the report says.
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If neither side backs off, the brinkmanship could permanently pull apart the supply chains that entwine the countries' economies.
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The technique still involves sticky tape to pull apart a graphite crystal until just one layer of graphene is left.
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The volcanic ridges mark the places where oceanic slabs slowly pull apart, giving molten rock and gases an escape route.
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Here, we pull apart what Obama said, what his policy plans would do, and what issues he's trying to address.
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"I love this flaky malawach," she said of a crispy, buttery, supple pastrylike bread you pull apart with your fingers.
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If we pull apart the specific claims in the video, it's not so easy to find one that's provably false.
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I used to hoard cinnamon pull-apart bread under my bed for late-night snacking and I swear by it.
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And anything lacking its melty, ooey, gooey, pull-apart-y golden goodness is just a bare, sad shell of a food.
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More recipes from Voraciously Pillowy Pull Apart Dinner Rolls Simple Butter Chicken Proper British Shortbread lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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In laboratories across the world, physicists rushed out to buy their own rolls of tape and pull apart slices of graphene.
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During the worst of outbreak, marine biologists saw them sprout lesions and pull apart or disintegrate, a horrible way to go.
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Once your hair is dry, simply take out the elastic bands and gently pull apart each section to finish the look.
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To deal with the costs of wildfires in a fair and equitable way, California needs to stick together, not pull apart.
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Each episode dives into both what brought the couple together and what is causing them to pull apart from each other.
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At lunch I pull apart small pieces of a peanut butter sandwich and my mother lets me feed it to her.
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"Researchers have a heck of a time trying to pull apart what's the genetics and what's the environmental component," he said.
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But ultimately when the themes of the book are not wildly wrong, it is only so effective to pull apart anecdotes.
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You can pull apart its history in its rocks, in the dirt, in its plants, in the animals and in the ocean.
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You can't ask a journalist, whose job is to analyse and pull apart something, you can't ask that person to resynthesise it.
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And when the researchers cut into the little glove finger, they found different masses of sperm that they could easily pull apart.
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Their shared upbringing has made all three – four, if you're counting Lamar – men's contributions to each other's music difficult to pull apart.
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The skin is dark, and the meat is pink and pull-apart tender; it reminded me of a slow-cooked Easter ham.
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But when you pull apart the details, you also find hints that this is an economy running awfully close to its capacity.
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For roughly 40 minutes, the students made phone calls, poked at Mr. Piazza's body and tried to pull apart his clenched fists.
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I also start cooking a pull-apart cheesy bread that I got at Costco when I went with my stepmom last week.
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The extreme cold shrinks the metal and the rails literally pull apart from each other, Metra said in a recent Instagram post.
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Provided by Polkatots, desserts included marshmallow treats, two small unicorn cakes and the crown-jewel centerpiece: a unicorn-themed cupcake pull-apart creation.
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As those plates pull apart, hot springs bubble up into acidic pools that form ethereal crystals and pillars as the briny waters evaporate.
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"Hold Up," though, is a complicated song to pull apart, because it's layered over and over in indie rock influences from the 2000s.
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Behind every person addicted to opioids, there's undoubtedly a messy combination of physical, psychological, and economic factors that are almost impossible to pull apart.
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The facility partnered with nonprofits like RET3, which worked with inmates to pull apart old computers, then organize and send back the sorted pieces.
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That potential technology and innovation have to pull apart a city's economy in two poles of the city's economy is scary to me, honestly.
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We tracked seven metrics using data from the Kaiser Family Foundation to pull apart the differences in how states are responding to the outbreak.
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Taking note, I left my phone in my bag as I helped my 4-year-old pull apart his flaky ham and cheese croissant.
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Step 3: Gently pull apart the braids to loosen then, then lightly iron each braid until strands are hot, then allow each section to cool.
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They used sticky tape — the same you buy at an office supplies store — to pull apart graphene layers until only one graphene layer was left.
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The French-American team expected to see the rocky folds and fissures typical of regions on land where plates pull apart, known as divergent boundaries.
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Technicians are advised to pull apart the phone and check the indicator (which turns red when exposed to water) if a user disputes water damage.
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On Japanese Twitter, parents have recently started to compare their children's adorable baby rolls to a "pull apart bread roll" available in Japan's 7-Elevens.
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Images recorded by the New Horizons probe's flyby show "pull apart" faults on Charon's surface, suggesting the moon expanded in its past, fracturing the surface.
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I loved that there were three different types of bread, which were all warm and soft, and the pull-apart aspect was a fun touch.
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More than 18 quintillion of them, goes the marketing behind No Man's Sky, procedurally generated and committed to disk for everyone to slowly pull apart.
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The band would go on to tour the album with Doobie Brothers co-founder Michael Macdonald on keys, but the band soon began to pull apart.
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Though the Mac statements may be the news hook here, hence the headline, there are some interesting things in this section to pull apart, as well.
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And, most recklessly, he has begun to pull apart America's carefully stitched dealings with the rising superpower, China—imperilling the most important bilateral relationship of all.
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The interior of the temple may be in need of renovation, but Mr. Trump should not pull apart its central pillars and bring it crashing down.
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Vying for your attention nearby are spongy rosemary focaccia, soft country wheat and a pull-apart roll lit with cracked pepper and laced with grated cheese.
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The site shared some of its top pinned Hanukkah recipes so we can mix things up with a waffle menorah or some doughnut pull-apart bread.1.
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Lyrically, there's not much to pull apart—the song is entirely made up of vague similes and, through the middle section, a repetition of the song title.
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The researchers dived deeper into some of the numbers to pull apart political leanings by specific industry, company size, region and even the gender of the executive.
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Now we have a whole album's worth of music to pull apart and pore over, 11 whole tracks to be set next to their sprawling back catalogue.
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There were no thrills to be had, I thought, from watching someone pull apart the pristine packaging of a Glossier gift set or a new Star Wars toy.
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When I was designing it, I had to make a decision between making it like a proper photography book or a book of postcards you could pull apart.
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Sleep with them in, and in the morning — or once your hair is dry — shake out your new waves and gently pull apart each piece with your fingertips.
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Instead I found myself in a waking Facebook dream of cheesy French pull-apart bread and whiskey iced tea, ice cream donut holes and pulled pork porchetta sandwiches.
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You can make different forms of pizza in a rice cooker You can follow this Tastemade recipe to make pull-apart pizza bread that utilizes premade biscuit dough.
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I personally contributed nine baking recipes, including sundae cupcake cones and a wedding dress pull-apart cake — but the fault line is probably my favorite (don't tell the others).
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It's clear there's a vaguely paternal vibe there, one that is superficially supportive and loving but which feels as if it's likely to have whole layers to pull apart.
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Attendees noshed on various goodies, but the crown-jewel treat was an adorable cupcake pull-apart creation from Polkatots Cupcakes — decorated like a dump truck, complete with edible rocks.
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No. It's hard to feel totally comfortable in the company of someone who would pull apart the lips of baguette and interrogate the origins of the ham inside it.
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During a pull apart brawl between the SmackDown and Raw women, Nia Jax hauls off and punches WWE's hottest act of the year, Becky Lynch, full in the face.
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Aside from digging in to a cake and cupcake pull-apart creation (shaped like an artist's palette!) from Polkatots Cupcakes, Hutton's lucky guests got to take home quite the haul.
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The stakes are too high to not disavow collusion with the N.R.A. Pull apart the threads of patriotism and lax gun laws that it has so subtly and maliciously intertwined.
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J.P. "Half Life" is a freeze frame at the moment of a breakup: "We pull apart so patiently," sing the two women in the Australian folk-pop duo Oh Pep!
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That means that on terrestrial planets, continents would crash into each other and pull apart, mountains would push up, and the sun beating down would create a wind circulation system.
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The goal of the survey was to pull apart the broadly recognized fact that "Americans have lost confidence in many of our institutions," and particularly in the democratic political system.
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The long-running zombie show has used offbeat musical choices to set the mood and pull apart our connections to pop culture by weaving sublimely normal moments into otherwise grisly scenarios.
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Hunger pangs can be sated at Bread & Brine (19 Main Street) a casual restaurant with creamy New England clam chowder and soft milk buns to pull apart and absorb the broth.
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Every meal begins with a miniature loaf of buttery pull-apart bread, which contains pockets of olive tapenade and is topped with brown-butter solids, dehydrated black olive, and lemon zest.
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Ketchup packets, for instance, aren't recyclable because they comprise multiple layers of plastic and foil (same with Doritos bags or Capri Sun pouches), which are next to impossible to pull apart.
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Not when bliss comes in simpler forms, like the pull-apart loaf of fantail bread, delivered warm before the appetizers, which reminded me that honey and black pepper are a great combination.
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After all, I've yet to have a friend offer me ice cream bread or pull-apart pizza muffins even though I see them pop up, time and time again, in my Newsfeed.
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No, the role of a critic is to pull apart the work, to delve into the marrow of it, to figure out what it is trying to say about our society and ourselves.
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Now we are experiencing the foggy, dust-filled interregnum before a still-undefined 21st century, in which all that seems certain is that powerful forces are deliberately working to pull apart what was built.
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As part of its dig into the data, the BoE is trying to pull apart the price chain for imported goods from the moment they enter Britain to when they go onto the shelves.
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This ocean of largely unstructured verbiage represents the accumulated logic and prescriptions to which the two-for-one rule must now be applied by regulators to pull apart and rearrange, without increasing economic costs.
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During a recent visit, flaky, pull-apart croissants include a version rolled with strawberry jam and pistachio butter; they were brushed with a buttermilk, cream, and sugar glaze before being showered with ground pistachios.
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Flowers to accent the space were provided by Mulberry & Moss, with celeb-loved bakery Polkatots Cupcakes designing the dessert table — whose centerpiece came in the form of a colorful mermaid-themed pull-apart cupcake creation.
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But the show was both gripping and haunting in the ways it navigated the overarching threat men pose to women — and in the ways those women alternately pull apart and bind together on their own.
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Polkatots provided the dessert spread, which included both a slumber-themed cupcake pull-apart cake and equally beautiful and delicious two-tiered cake, complete with sprinkles, pearled accents and a huge pink bow on top.
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Nonetheless, he wasn't a fan of having to pull apart the entire machine to upgrade the RAM on the Mac Mini, and he felt external upgradability (think external GPUs) wasn't going to be worth it.
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With a machine that can pull apart up to 222 kips (222,000 pounds of pulling-apart force), and a high-speed camera, the duo is able to showcase a magnificent instance of science in motion.
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Lagomarsino and co-host Brian Barone pull apart the original song and the cover by Carly Rae Jepsen, then compare the bones and organs, analyzing what they have in common and what makes each unique.
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"The ruling wants us to be in conflict with the army, they want to pull apart the army," Roberto Lorenzana, a former guerilla commander who is now a top presidential aide, told reporters on Monday.
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Clockwise from left: pull-apart bread with salted labneh; caramelle pasta with goat cheese, morels, and parsley; citrus-brined chicken; white-bean hummus topped with 'nduja and pine nuts and served with puffy fried bread.
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In the wild, these starfish use their arms to pull apart shelled animals like mollusks, then wrap their stomach around the fleshy part, dissolve it to death, and suck up the juice back into their bodies.
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Then there's the striking "Look at Me," a lazily sinister song that obliquely tries to pull apart gun violence, which in turn brushes up against "California Bride," a sweet guitar-pop song with a perfect hook.
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" He plans to serve a Moroccan carrot salad with octopus; a buttery round Yemeni bread called kubaneh that's better than any pull-apart Parker House; and, in winter, bowls of chicken soup he's calling "Jewish ramen.
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What Debussy did was to pull apart the epoxy-strength attachment those chords share and allow them to float, not entirely free from each other, but in a more polyvalent, even ambiguous relation to each other.
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Said dessert spread included an impressive array of sweets like a cupcake pull-apart featuring a giraffe, elephant and lion design, plus crispy marshmallow treats — and a separate smash cake for the birthday boy, of course.
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The burnished head of cauliflower, first boiled in salt water that's "always moving, like the sea," as the chef put it, then gently massaged with olive oil and roasted, becomes a meltingly tender, pull-apart dish.
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We used to fix our toys whenever we broke them, pull apart most electronic items in the house to see how they worked, played with chemistry kits and just generally took an interest in how stuff functioned.
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The sets are fantastically detailed little worlds, built from foam, paint, wood, and resin, and designed to look seamless when assembled, but to pull apart easily so animators can access any point of them for a scene.
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Earlier this year, Motherboard revealed that several security researchers, including Corellium, were buying stolen iPhones "prototypes," which allowed them to more easily pull apart iOS and find flaws in it, an investigation that Apple references in its lawsuit.
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But on the way there, they're going to pull apart things that seem core to our enjoyment and make us really think about how it must feel to be a character forced to live in this particular universe.
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Here's your chance to go carb crazy, with 12 different pastas on the menu (my personal favorite was the simple penne pomodoro with herb breadcrumbs.) The true highlight of the meal, though, was the yeasty pull-apart garlic rolls.
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There were dozens of pairs of blue jeggings, all of which would begin to pull apart at the seams after a month or two, and there were the great-with-anything black skinnies that became my uniform for 2015.
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It points to "Liam" — a disassembly line of robots that can pull apart old iPhone 6 devices, saving far more of their precious innards than regular recycling processes like shredding are capable of — as an example of such new tech.
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Honeywell Chief Executive Officer Darius Adamczyk, like his peers at other industrial conglomerates, is under pressure to pull apart a portfolio of disparate businesses that includes automotive turbo chargers, burglar alarms and the Xtratuf boots popular in Alaska's fishing industry.
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The video for "ATA," a collaboration between Ms. Bell and the Japanese digital artist Baku Hashimoto, nails the elusive feeling of this music with 3-D effects: an image will suddenly pull apart, refract or splinter, in trippy and disorienting ways.
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With a chef's knife, utility knife, paring knife, two Santoku knives, Kudomono knife, 8" slicer, 6" boning knife, and pull-apart scissors, it's safe to say you'll have everything you could possibly need to cook virtually any type of meal.
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I saved enough stomach space that I was also able to enjoy the onion and savory Parmesan "pot of bread" (a moist, savory pull-apart loaf with the texture of a fluffy biscuit) I got for free with a Yelp check-in.
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Bottom line from Reuters: "Honeywell CEO Darius Adamczyk, like his peers at other industrial conglomerates, has been under pressure to pull apart a portfolio of disparate businesses that includes automotive turbo chargers, burglar alarms, and the Xtratuf boots popular in Alaska's fishing industry."
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There was a starter of burrata with rocket, olives, and sun-dried tomatoes, a mini bread basket featuring three types of pull-apart bread, chicken curry with courgettes, a mini bottle of olive oil with balsamic vinegar, butter, and a chocolate mousse.
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It took only one look at blue cotton candy goo to get me hooked and the next thing I knew I was following every account I could find, feeling the tension exit my body as I watched people pull apart foam-filled crackling slime.
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Yes, my curiosity outweighs my fear, and because my opinion of this movie is that it's very silly in a way that will be fun to pull apart, I'm here today with The Verge's space reporter Loren Grush to face my curiosity-fear head-on.
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"It really made me think about what has been the impact of the accumulation of all of these really painful stories inside of me, and what does it mean to sort of pull apart all of these compartments that you've kept things in," Johnson says.
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Theories are Coming is a simplistic generator with a limited range of outcomes, but it's a pretty good joke about the state of affairs while fans wait less and less patiently for the sixth book, The Winds of Winter, and thousands more pages to pull apart.
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"If somebody had a pre-existing condition or had been taking prescription drugs or illicit drugs, it is exponentially difficult to pull apart all of the substances and compounds they had been exposed to and determine what is actually responsible for that person's death," he said.
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The birthday girl — outfitted in a unicorn headband by Cuteheads and adorable unicorn-print dress by Sugar Plum Lane Baby — treated her guests to a variety of eats and drinks, like LaCroix sparkling water ("Kenzie's favorite," says Mitchell) and a fairy-decorated pull-apart creation from Polkatots Cupcakes.
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Mates aboard the Good Ship Lennox enjoyed an array of goodies, from a spread provided by Grub Market and Sweet Green to a Polkatots dessert station, complete with glittery-anchor-topped cupcakes and a pull-apart creation decorated with a cute pirate face and the guest of honor's name.
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For instance, in Sun Yuan and Peng Yu's installation "So Far" (2016) there is a palpable tension between two forklifts as they try to pull apart three enormous crocks, joined by a vacuum machine that removes the air "inside and between them," becoming "one system" that is imbalanced and unpredictable in its configuration.
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Photograph by Kyoko Hamada for The New Yorker Every meal begins with one of the pastry chef Renata Ameni's miniature loaves of warm pull-apart bread, containing pockets of olive tapenade, topped with crunchy brown-butter solids, dehydrated black olive, and lemon zest, and served with a cool smear of whipped, salted labneh.
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But when researchers began to pull apart that malware, known as Olympic Destroyer, they initially found parts of the code that matched not only previous tools used by Russia, but also North Korean and Chinese state-sponsored hackers too—not merely a single false flag, but an entire confounding collection of them.
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Not content simply to pull apart the health care law, they took the repeal efforts as a license to make broad-based changes to Medicaid, with provisions that would have capped spending annually and ended the open-ended entitlement for the poor after 50 years, without so much as a public hearing.
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Knowing that Bond is human, instead of some unstoppable, mythical force, has become part of the appeal of watching him go globetrotting, and I can think of no one better to pull apart Bond's heart and psyche than the man responsible for the best and most heartbreaking John le Carré adaptation in recent memory.
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How to make your own sourdough starter for bread, pancakes, waffles and more Now for the recipes to put that yeast and flour to work: Fast Focaccia No-Knead Whole-Wheat Bread Pillowy Pull-Apart Dinner Rolls No-Knead English Muffins Soft Pretzels Za'atar Rubbed Pitas Cookies Cookies are always a great thing to bake, especially for beginners.
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Make the recipe: Libby's New-Fashioned Pumpkin Pie With Dulce de Leche and Cardamom More from Voraciously: These warm, fluffy pull-apart dinner rolls are bliss to eat and a cinch to make 13 next-level kitchen gifts for people who love to cook This easy pumpkin tart is spiffy enough for a vegetarian Thanksgiving main lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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For example, guests may have the opportunity to visit the zoo's elephant enclosure of an evening to help keepers assemble "food puzzles" to be put in the exhibit, and to return in the morning to watch the elephants pull apart the branches to get to the food, said chief executive of Mandai Park Holdings, Mike Barclay, speaking to the Straits Times.
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And lately my hash has taken on some of the aspects of a dish I ate on a covered deck last month outside Two Sisters Bakery in Homer, Alaska, a pull-apart cheesy bread with some of the same crisp-soft-fat-flavorful aspects of the potatoes I had on San Juan, though in Alaska drizzled with a fiery sauce and topped with a delicate nasturtium flower.
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