As a young man, he was pulverized by her despair.
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After that, the crystals are pulverized and put into tubes.
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Put in blender until pulverized into a fine powder. 27.
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Put in the blender until pulverized into a fine powder.
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Last week, film critics came together and pulverized Batman v Superman.
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He pulverized and unmanned his opponents with cruel inevitability through autumn.
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Antlers are pulverized into an aphrodisiac sold on the Chinese market.
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The cookies might be pulverized by the time they were opened.
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Commentators often remarked that the evangelical vote was "pulverized" across many parties.
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The ensuing fallout was comprised of pulverized coral, water, and radioactive particles.
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One month later, "the stone walls have been literally pulverized," said Wood.
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The sculptures had been pulverized, a Trump Organization Vice President named John
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Figures move through the pulverized rubble but are hard to make out.
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This is a challah-style loaf incorporating several ounces of pulverized hair.
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Machines ripped trees from the ground and pulverized them on the spot.
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I pulverized what remained into crumbs and stuck them in the freezer.
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We just watched your body being repeatedly pulverized by a huge boulder.
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Her characters aren't entrapped in feminist controversy or pulverized by the patriarchy.
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That little body looked like it had been pulverized from head to toe.
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Three conflicts with the Jewish state left many civilian neighborhoods in Gaza pulverized.
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The front carriages on each were pulverized as they slammed into one another.
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Otherwise you'll get pulverized, as shareholders in Acacia have learned the hard way.
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Space, already deranged by off-balanced compositions and unusual angles, is thoroughly pulverized.
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For another, he pulverized phones until they were ground to a fine powder.
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For Debord, though, the relentless pounding of images had pulverized even that haven.
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The nuts themselves were pulverized and powdery, ruining the texture of the confection.
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Dear Heloise: Pulverized flavored salad croutons make a wonderful coating when baking chicken.
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The more a bone is pulverized, the more likely it is to extract DNA.
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This means that 30 men will be pulverized by the pitfalls of true love.
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In Colombia, the traditional activator is cal, a powder made from pulverized sea shells.
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This Swedish company offers an alternative to milk in the form of pulverized oats.
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A baby grinning at a meat grinder as pulverized flesh extrudes into a bowl.
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Russia's air force conducted hundreds of raids that pulverized rebel-held parts of Aleppo.
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Some 50 people were injured, several seriously, in the crash that pulverized three carriages.
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But they are vanishing as surely as the region's forests, often pulverized for cement.
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The more a bone is pulverized, the more likely it becomes to extract DNA.
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Because you think, is it just going to be pulverized, burned up, or smashed?
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Tornadoes pulverized buildings in western Ohio on Monday, killing one person and injuring scores.
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We both know that by the end of the night, they will have been pulverized!
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Stomping through Gotham as you pulverized the scum that littered its streets was utterly satisfying.
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We've been pulverized to a fine pulp with stories of its irrevocable gentrification and homogenization.
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"Hearne Student 'Pulverized ′em' in A&M Contest," the headline in the local paper read.
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And unlike other pulverized battlefields, Tal Afar remained relatively undamaged: Only every fourth home was destroyed.
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The plant's feedstock is metallurgical-grade silicon, which can be extracted from pulverized chunks of quartzite.
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Inside is brown sugar crushed with bits of pulverized cruller, which gives it an extra crunch.
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I specifically loaded up on the roasted peppers and the half-pulverized trail mix topping. Hey!
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Part of the brick wall is pulverized into dust but some of it is still standing.
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Protein punch There's artisanal pasta and then there's artisanal pasta made from pulverized crickets and grasshoppers.
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Layer with a few spoonfuls of pulverized sesame candy, and top that with ⅓ cup whipped cream.
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Its passions are relatively hot, the population pulverized in a deep, grinding, multi-fronted, multinational war.
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A frenzy of boots and wheels pulverized spilled strawberries into a dark pool of liquid fruit.
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In the lower left, yet another abused, pulverized body seems to rest on the floor, discarded.
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A light-as-a-feather, star-shaped "Poof" from tires that were pulverized and freeze-dried.
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They steered around mailboxes, branches, pulverized decking and other debris that could blow out the propeller.
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But just because equities have been pulverized doesn't mean you should just scoop up issues indiscriminately.
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Daylight showed splintered houses under tiled roofs and an apartment building whose ground floor was pulverized.
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And billions of years of bombardment from meteorites and micrometeorites may have pulverized it into teeny pieces.
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The mere fact of this book would be astonishing, if Trump hadn't pulverized our capacity for astonishment.
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The sea's northern shore is covered in deep banks of dead barnacle shells and pulverized fish carcasses.
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"The mixture of hot gas and pulverized rock behaves similar to a high-density fluid," said Amor.
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The loaf is pointy at the ends with a sturdy crust verdantly streaked with pulverized dried nettles.
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After being pulverized by Ortiz for two decades, the Yankees will be content to see him retire.
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A 24-year-old man was arrested in July after the star was pulverized with a pickax.
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The flames had been so intense that cars were overturned, metal liquified, and bricks pulverized into sand.
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He often works with an array of nature materials, from pulverized quartz, to volcano ash, to crushed glass.
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The brown powder on the ground might look like rust, but it's really finely pulverized plastic and steel.
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If the world is running an accumulating deficit of the stuff, how come smelter margins are being pulverized?
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It's difficult for recyclers to process mixed materials, like paper and plastic, because their consistencies differ when pulverized.
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And for much of their final, it seemed to be working as he pulverized Saint at the outset.
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It's not as pungent because it's not freshly pulverized, and because the outer shells are duller in flavor.
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At Prontito, in Elmhurst, Queens, a cholado begins with pulverized ice, chiming at the bottom of a cup.
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Ahmed Hikmat, 28, carefully stacked cellphones for sale outside his darkened storefront overlooking pulverized buildings at Mosul University.
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Any ingredients you add are going to get pulverized, but on the bright side, it easily crushes ice.
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Intense coalition air strikes and the months of street-to-street fighting have pulverized much of the city.
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The pulverized rock comes out the back via conveyor belt to be loaded onto rail cars and hauled topside.
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Falluja was pulverized by more than 300 bombs and 6,000 rounds of artillery during the six weeks of battle.
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His animated celebrations in the dugout lit up the ballpark every time fellow Marlin Giancarlo Stanton pulverized a baseball.
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And the most popular item: The Oreo Bagel, a sweet bagel baked with pulverized Oreos right in the dough.
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In the most recent presidential election of 240, evangelical and Pentecostal alliances were "pulverized" among the three leading candidates.
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Burger King's new snack puffs are deep-fried sticks of macaroni and cheese covered in pulverized, Cheetos-flavored breading.
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A pair of shiny, silver paint cans pulverized with holes perched together on an empty shelf like taxidermied lovebirds.
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The model mouth is pulverized instantly, pretty much, being made of something "like clay," as the narrator puts it.
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Clinton benefited from her husband's popularity with black voters and pulverized Sanders in South Carolina by 47 percentage points.
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There's a bat named "Wonderboy," a home run that takes out the stadium lights and a baseball literally pulverized.
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But one pulverized several homes in a crowded residential area where Mr. Luai, a recent high school graduate, lived.
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A calico cat with its back limbs pulverized, trying to scurry out of a corridor and into shelter — where?
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Houses with minimal visible damage alternate with wastelands of pulverized concrete, crumbled adobe and bent and broken household objects.
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"I have no doubt in my mind they would have pulverized him," she says of the dozen or so teens.
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Metal and plastic is hammered, ground, and pushed through a steel screen until it is pulverized into a fine dust.
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Daylight showed splintered houses under tiled roofs and an apartment building whose ground floor was pulverized, where two people died.
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"The non-metallic components were combined with the screen undersize and were further blended and then pulverized," Michaud's report notes.
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Usually by praying for the reviewer to be pulverized by a hit-and-run driver who is possibly my cousin.
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My brain and chest cavity seemed filled with the same pulverized concrete and asbestos that now hung in the air.
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The misplacement should not deter you, however, for this huge dessert of pulverized bread, splotched with creamy butter, is delicious.
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Face masks were useless, he said, because they were quickly clouded by the pulverized concrete and smoke filling the air.
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NEW YORK – Guatemala&aposs Volcano of Fire erupted over the weekend, spewing deadly clouds and rivers of ash and pulverized rock.
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In Georgia, a small town 100 miles inland was not expecting a visit from a hurricane — it was pulverized by Michael.
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Despite his pulverized brain mass, Gage went on to make a full recovery, with the exception of a blinded left eye.
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Carolina Panthers (2-5): This team is still a long way from contention, and Cam Newton is getting pulverized every game.
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Seal the bag, then pound with a meat mallet until the candy is pulverized and the consistency of coarse sand. 3.
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During the attacks in Iguala, he was struck by a bullet that pulverized his upper teeth and shattered his upper jaw.
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BENGHAZI, Libya — Pulverized buildings daubed with the names of fallen fighters line the ghostly seafront in Benghazi, Libya's second largest city.
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Pulverized stone showered onto the third rail below, before the worker plugged the fresh hole with a length of rubber hose.
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It happened again Sunday, when Aaron Rodgers pulverized the Cowboys' souls in his typical display of sorcery at AT&T Stadium.
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Silicon Valley offices have been spotted stocking up on snacks and treats based on a "flour" of roasted and pulverized crickets.
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The Iraqi special forces began picking through mounds of pulverized rubble, sometimes two stories high, in the Islamic State's last bastion.
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The ash cloud that resulted produced vivid lightning as ice particles, ash and pulverized rocks slammed together and generated static charges.
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But pulverized shrimp loses some of its briny character, muffled by Parmesan and ricotta inside a dough stained pink by beet juice.
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He needed the full week to recuperate from a hit by Cincinnati linebacker Vontaze Burfict that pulverized his right shoulder, separating it.
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The burgers contain pulverized beets, which gives them their reddish color and juices so that they "bleed" and sizzle in the pan.
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Despite the extensive damage, Maamoun Abdelkarim said that the Temple of Bel had not been pulverized and its foundations were largely intact.
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He'd pinned an 84-year-old widow to the floor with a kitchen knife and pulverized a priest's head with a hatchet.
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"We want the dark brown," Mr. Kilpelanaho shouted over a mechanical roar, referring to the pulverized rock churned up by the drill.
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The beets are pulverized and softened and totally rebalanced in the process, with acidity and fat and something close to winelike tannins.
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Also on hand is a red squeeze bottle of sepen, a scarlet sauce of pulverized chile tempered, just barely, by spring water.
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Some 100,000 tons of ordnance were dropped around Khe Sanh itself, turning the region into a wild moonscape of pulverized red soil.
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By the time the government reclaimed it in late 193, after four years of relentless bloodletting, eastern Aleppo was all but pulverized.
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How fully formed are your songs when the band heads to the studio to record an album like Peaced and Slightly Pulverized ?
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Turner has literally pulverized found objects, creating an industrial-sized emulsion that is nevertheless dependent on the site where it exhibits for context.
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Sanders pulverized her in the smallest towns and took Manchester by the same margin Clinton once won it by over Obama: 15 points.
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Hurricane Michael slams into Florida Hurricane Michael pulverized parts of the Florida Panhandle in October, killing dozens of people across four Southern states.
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In the process, dozens of towns and cities in Syria and Iraq have been pulverized, among them Raqqa, Aleppo, Mosul, Fallujah and Ramadi.
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During the Protestant Reformation, Puritan iconoclasts pulverized nearly every church painting in England, making the above medieval depiction of Judas a true rarity.
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Aerial video of the Bahamas' Great Abaco Island revealed miles of flooded neighborhoods, pulverized buildings, upturned boats and shipping containers scattered like toys.
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Then his enablers whisper to the media that the delicacies were pulverized all along and would have looked worse without his princely footwork.
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Stanton pulverized two breaking balls for home runs, one to the second deck in left, another off the facing of a stadium restaurant.
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The detonation was so violent the asphalt was pulverized into rocks and sand; a piece of the van was found across the river.
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Ms. de Leon was more sardonic; she photographed a girl in an enormous field of pulverized stone in the South Bronx in 1977.
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Sanders pulverized her in the smallest towns and took Manchester by the same margin Clinton once won it by over Obama: 13 points.
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Rummana Hussain's "Fragments" (1993) sets up a tableau of five sculptural installations that bring together pulverized terracotta, dirt, charcoal, painted mirrors, and pigment.
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Ep. 4 "Redwood" A blood-red berry pulled from a tropical jungle, taken to a laboratory, pulverized, and then melted into an ominous vial.
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"Income is being pulverized," Maria Ponce, one of the study's investigators, told a news conference at the Andres Bello Catholic University on Caracas's outskirts.
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It had to "bleed" — thousands of beets were pulverized in the development process — and it had to emit the same smell as cooked beef.
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And it's meaningless because any trace of genetic material will have been pulverized during the processing stage; a Goldfish cracker isn't a living thing.
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The walls are coated with "rock dust," or pulverized limestone, which acts as a fire retardant and gives the place a chalky, ethereal appearance.
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They're interesting for a second or two, but the car wrecks he'd photographed years before—pulverized and accordioned vehicles—were more authentically, captivatingly warped.
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They reach temperatures as high as 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit within three hours and can reduce a body to bone fragments, which are then pulverized.
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The second coat is black beans, boiled, pulverized and then simmered with a crumble of toasted avocado leaves, which lend an almost menthol buzz.
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That day, Denver, which came into the game brimming with confidence as the No. 763 team in the West, got pulverized by the Warriors.
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Just eight million years after the end-Guadalupian die-off, intense volcanic eruptions pulverized what is now Siberia, creating the vast Siberian Traps formation.
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"As buildings erupted, thunderheads of pulverized brick, stone, plaster and mortar billowed from eaves and attics, roofs and chimneys, hearths and furnaces," Larson writes.
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In his driveway, a big metal ramp, like a fairground super slide, stood next to the pool, waiting for its blanket of pulverized ice.
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The next year, Mamie Till juxtaposed the bloated, pulverized body of her murdered son Emmett with a photograph of him as a smiling schoolboy.
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But drilling isn&apost an option for the vast majority of Venezuelans who have seen wages pulverized by a collapsing currency and five-digit inflation.
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So the researchers collected samples of N. gardneri from the Brazilian Coconut Forest, pulverized them into a slurry rich in the fungus's reaction-speeding enzyme.
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A poorly received follow-up hit theaters in 8003, when it was pulverized by critics and made a fraction of the first film's massive haul.
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"I cannot make money with current prices, so I am diverting my business and doing some niche products like pulverized coal now," the trader said.
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When the levees broke in New Orleans after Katrina, the floodwaters hurled a 200 foot-long barge into a residential neighborhood, where it pulverized houses.
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Someone needs to come and scrape this man's reputation up, because it's been pulverized and burnt to a crisp by his humiliating flub on Jeopardy.
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To create the self-healing effect, the team used pulverized neodymium magnets typically found in refrigerators and hard drives and combined them into the ink.
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And, in classic fashion, Dominika endures the extremes of punishment — penance that centers on her pulverized, near-martyred body — that often come with heroic journeys.
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Pulverized wafers cookies — usually vanilla and occasionally chocolate — are the standard, because their dry, crunchy texture allows them to absorb the maximum amount of rum.
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Russian and regime fighter jets then pulverized remaining rebel positions to force a withdrawal, sending a wave of fear through civilians trapped in the province.
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A gray cloud of debris rolled violently toward us across City Hall Park, an unforgiving wall of pulverized concrete against the still briefly blue sky.
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Any bread or dish benefits from a daub of adjika, chiles pulverized with garlic and Svaneti salt, a blend primed with utskho suneli and coriander.
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The flavors, too, give and take, pulverized peanuts leavened by ginger, sunny lemon pulled down to earth by cumin with its whiff of broken husks.
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The new technique places bone fragments in a chamber containing liquid nitrogen to make them more fragile so they can be pulverized into fine powder.
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If you've never tried these dishes, go ahead and give them a try, if only for the sweet satisfaction of imagining you're eating a pulverized Bowser!
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To test the strains, wasps were pulverized and the remains placed in a nutrient-rich solution for microbes to grow, according to researcher Dr. Anne Madden.
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Once a Darpa science project, PepperBall's AR15-esque gun can fire 180 rounds of micro-pulverized burning irritant (or stink bombs or inky liquid) before reloading.
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It will always pay to think before action is taken, especially when dealing with high-growth technology stocks, which were the latest stocks to be pulverized.
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It shook up mountains and pulverized rocks, freeing up essential minerals and nutrients like phosphorus, oxygen and nitrogen for use in the growing carnival of life.
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He had to get away, but when he tried to crawl over the burning metal, he fell down to his side because his forearms were pulverized.
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For instance, did you know that cremated remains contain no ashes, only pulverized bones, and that plants cannot grow in them because they are too alkaline?
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I couldn't bear the laughter on the streets, the diners at restaurants in pretty clothes as bombs pulverized the eastern neighborhoods, just a few miles away.
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They were torn down and pulverized by angry mobs, as happened in Kiev during the wave of protests in 2013-14, or methodically demounted by local authorities.
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Related: Here's a '90s Chicago Bulls Jacket Made of Pulverized Quartz Stone Goes Soft in These Mind-Bending Sculptures Surreal Sculpture GIFs Depict Artworks from Another Dimension
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After all, the zombies we take such delight in seeing pulverized in new, gruesome ways — this episode included a run-in with propeller blades — were once people.
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"We basically just pulverized these magnets into microscopic particles and incorporated them into the ink," said Dr. Bandodkar, who is now a postdoctoral fellow at Northwestern University.
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Here, it's been pulverized, reconstituted with spices unnamed (trade secret), drenched in a meld of barbecue sauce and rémoulade, and tucked into a warm, chewy pretzel bun.
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She bought items like self-help books, hula hoops, cooking utensils, ramen noodles and had the lot industrially pulverized, then pressed by a compacting company into pills.
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Lunar dust, also called regolith, is a talc-like substance of pulverized rock and dust that settled after asteroids bombarded the moon's surface billions of years ago.
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The explosion was quickly enveloped in ash and pulverized rock as burning fragments of the volcano's dome fell over a radius of a mile and a half.
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You're literally balling, but what do you have to go with your gilded basketballs and chain mail jerseys, stained glass basketball hoops, and pulverized quartz Chicago Bulls jacket?
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Eight months to a year later, the researchers took out the transplants, examined them under a microscope, and pulverized them with forceps and enzymes to recover live sperm.
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I…Read more ReadWatching the iPhone 6 Plus being pulverized by a bullet is so satisfyingRatedRR continues with its six days of torture for the iPhone 6 Plus.
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In the space of a few weeks, the Syrian battlefield has been transformed, the balance of forces pulverized and the prospects for peace talks -- already dark -- virtually extinguished.
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First, when comparing before and after images of the site in 2014, there's evidence that indicates the structure was "pulverized" and reduced to "pretty well dust," AllSource said.
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The patty, which is gluten and soy-free, contains 20 grams of vegetable protein, and when you prick it, pulverized beet juice "bleeds" out, mimicking ground red meat.
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Laid out in a grid soon after the light bulbs and plaster follies were pulverized, it adjoins Delaware Park, designed by the eminent landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted.
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His drive to meld processed and natural materials now focuses on large chunks of non-pulverized talc, a soft, grainy stone as strange as talcum powder is familiar.
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A brawny trout filet is encrusted in pulverized Kettle brand potato chips, fried golden brown, and crammed into a squishy potato bun like a linebacker into a tutu.
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That's generally been the modern pattern and it's probably going to become even more true now that what's left of our attention span is being pulverized by cellphones.
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An arsenal's worth of raw garlic, pulverized and barely tempered by red vinegar, is offered in a pitcher on the side, to anoint the soup as you will.
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It's just that they all seem to be derivative of some person's sick, twisted fantasy of adult humans drinking fairy dust or the pulverized horns of mythical animals.
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He quotes Leo Tolstoy's Resurrection before the film even starts, describing a land "disfigure[d]" by hallmarks of industrialization like paved roads, pulverized forests, and clouds of smog.
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Some contain only a small amount of actual whole grains and instead include refined flour—a pulverized version of what may, at some point, have been a whole grain.
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For three frenzied rounds, Larkin and Masvidal pulverized each other with thunderous punches and snapping kicks across all levels, culminating with a combined output of more than 100 strikes.
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"(The five young people) were burnt and then afterwards their remains were pulverized, certainly at a sugar mill, and they were then dumped into a small river," said Campa.
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Calvin Hart, played very well by Ashley Thomas, dominates the scenes with Naz as he tries to teach the fresh meat how to not get pulverized by the abattoir.
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No matter whether they're raw, cooked, dried, pulverized, fermented in sauces, pickled in vinegar, or turned into crimson oils, the heat of chilies unifies the cuisines of this region.
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Those bitter feelings have not faded, adding to the sense of uncertainty in a city with rows of buildings pulverized by airstrikes and desperate for water and electricity supplies.
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But as one zombie brain after another is pulverized, and as Elizabeth and her crew slip through another close call, the story's lone joke and its grinding literalness grow dull.
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It is also the first vote since U.S. troops who invaded Iraq in 153 and pulverized much of their city in an offensive against insurgents left the country in 2011.
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Shigeno fills this compact, 90-minute documentary with lavish, languorous shots of food: frames of pulverized mackerel and sludgy mud puddles of dashi broth that Tomita ladles carefully into bowls.
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The nadir of the Obama administration was December 2016, when Aleppo was pulverized by bombs and President Obama, with nothing to lose politically, still did nothing to stop the carnage.
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So Eileen concentrated on getting him across town, subdued on a weekday afternoon, the slivers of ice pulverized into the pores of the macadam giving the road a sullen shine.
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In photographs of Aleppo, you can see the remaining citadel walls crumble down toward the surrounding city, which is now blanketed in the white dust of its own pulverized buildings.
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Hulver likens the cruiser's World War II service to a bookend: The cruiser was away from Pearl Harbor on training exercises on December 7, 1941, when Japanese planes pulverized the fleet.
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After 9/11, there were multiple reports and worries that the asbestos pulverized into the air surrounding Ground Zero could have led to serious health complications for survivors and first responders.
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For example, in the first episode, a package of cinnamon biscuits is pulverized in a food processor to create cinnamon powder, the outer dusting for a churro-like fried tofu snack.
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FEMA's Long urged communities such as Mexico Beach, where many homes were pulverized by 12 to 573 feet (3.7 to 4.3 meters) of storm surge, to rebuild to withstand future storms.
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So why vote for an Obama or Clinton proposal, even if you agree, when you know you will be pulverized for voting yes but will pay no price for voting no?
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They make booza with a base of milk and cream, primed with rose water, mastic — a sun-dried sap that brings the chew to chewing gum — and salep, pulverized orchid bulbs.
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First, the bone must be pulverized though recently, Mr. Desire's team has been able to apply new technology — ultrasonic ball bearings — to this process, which has resulted in a finer powder.
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Mr. Sondland was soon getting pulverized by Representative Sean Patrick Maloney, Democrat of New York, who pressed him on exactly who Ukraine's investigation of Mr. Biden and his son would benefit.
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They came to see where it had happened — where terrorists had crashed two jetliners into the World Trade Center towers, destroying them in horrific plumes of ash, flames and pulverized concrete.
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As much of east and west Mosul was pulverized by coalition air strikes or IS truck and car bombs, the city was reduced to row after row of collapsed or gutted housing.
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Floodwaters also swept a motorist to his death on Tuesday in Arkansas, while twisters that pulverized buildings in western Ohio on Monday killed one person and injured scores of others, authorities said.
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And most of it had been pretty thoroughly pulverized, suggesting that the plastic had been pummeled by the ocean and fried by the sun as it migrated north from somewhere far away.
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Residents have been taking to the streets, upset that their paychecks are being pulverized by rampant inflation and the government&aposs failure to reliably provide basic services such as water and electricity.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton pulverized the track record to claim pole position on Saturday ahead of a U.S. Grand Prix that could secure the Mercedes driver's fourth Formula One world championship.
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The indiscriminate shelling has already sent thousands of desperate families fleeing to the Turkish border, and pulverized entire towns, says Kayyali, and there are signs the assault could spread across the province.
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French fries are half-sunk in sopa de mani, a soup of beef broth and pulverized peanuts; somehow the fries soak up the broth without wholly losing structure, and are a delight.
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Because Mike never reached the point of climbing into the rocket, I never had to confront the disturbing possibility that he might blow himself up or be pulverized in a crash landing.
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There are lucrative black markets for it in China and Vietnam, where its scales are pulverized for use in traditional Chinese medicine and its meat is served in restaurants as a delicacy.
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That will represent a vindicating turnaround for the 27-year-old, who's been pulverized with criticism on both sides of the pond ever since an ill-fated move to Sunderland in 2013.
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In the past year, separate teams of researchers have dug up, pulverized and laser-blasted pieces of rock that may contain life dating to 3.7, 3.95 and maybe even 4.28 billion years ago.
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The most famous of these is a place between California and Hawaii called the great Pacific garbage patch, where currents drag waste like abandoned fishing gear, bottles, and tiny pieces of pulverized plastics.
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Not rubberized like so many fried and grilled fish balls I've had the chance to chew and chew and chew, these were pillowy little orbs that just barely contained the pulverized pork within.
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She photographed a statue of Justice victoriously lifting her sword and scales over the crumpled bones of a church, then recorded ragged building walls guarding living rooms reduced to carpets of pulverized brick.
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Khao soi, a curry soup, achieves a muted sweetness from a touch of coconut sugar and white onions cooked down until near liquid, then pulverized in a blender and returned to the pan.
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The rover has since discovered that the crater is full of loose deposits of pulverized rock and dust, 39 feet thick, similar to what Apollo astronauts discovered on the nearside of the moon.
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The latest wave of tornadoes came a day after a spate of twisters pulverized buildings in western Ohio, killing one person, injuring scores and triggering a recovery effort in neighborhoods strewn with wreckage.
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I kept returning, mesmerized, to a bowl of sango de camarón, which is neither quite soup nor stew, shrimp in a sauce of young plantains, not yet sweet, pulverized and merged with ground peanuts.
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Later on, we ate them smoked, on crackers, and hot, in pan roasts and sandwiches, and when we visited friends in New Orleans, roasted in garlic butter, freckled with pulverized anchovies and cayenne pepper.
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As the technology becomes more widely used, researchers want to make sure that the precious biological samples transported by drone aren't pulverized by the vehicle's vibrating engine, or cooked by hot outside temperatures, for instance.
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Later, their air-dried bones will be pulverized and scattered off the coast by nearby Camp Pendleton, the Marine Corps base, where they will float and then disperse, because pure calcium phosphate dissolves very slowly.
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Not content with the run-of-the-mill (pun intended) flour dredge in most fried chicken recipes, the mad geniuses at Fedtegreven Bistrobodega decided to coat these chicken thighs in pulverized store-bought tortilla chips.
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"When the asteroid struck, tons of pulverized and molten rock, mixed with hot gases, were thrown out at high velocity in all directions from the rapidly forming crater," explained Amor in an email to Gizmodo.
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This year, Burger King has placing their bets on zany mash-up foods, most notably with their limited-time Mac n' Cheetos: deep-fried sticks of macaroni and cheese covered in pulverized, Cheetos-flavored breading.
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"Alphabet City Brownies" are made with cannabis sativa finely chopped (or pulverized in a coffee grinder), dark rum, and the only prepackaged brownie mix in the book, a contribution from an East Village performing artist.
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An airstrike pulverized a migrant detention center in Libya early Wednesday, killing at least 44 people and wounding another 130 in one of the deadliest assaults on civilians since Libya plunged into chaos in 2011.
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They were not armed, so there was no nuclear detonation, but the conventional explosives in two of the bombs blew up on impact, scattering pulverized plutonium over a patchwork of farm fields and stucco houses.
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Many of the recipes Ms. Calvo inherited from her grandmother, like hor mok, a half-mousse, half-custard of coconut milk (sieved in-house from a mixture of coconut flesh and water) and pulverized fish.
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The neighborhood had been pulverized by airstrikes and shelling throughout the campaign, but the intensity had grown as ISIS fell back to these ancient, narrow streets lined with buildings dating back to the 12th century.
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The star has become the setting for various anti-Trump protests since the maverick Republican announced his presidential run in 2015, and has been pulverized twice by men with heavy tools, only to be swiftly repaired.
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Some of my worst gastronomical memories revolve around what I consumed on hospital beds: platters of greyish sludge; a dish I was told was lasagna pulverized into gelatinous matter; barely edible pudding jiggling on a tray.
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But Aeham Ahmad is thinking of his pulverized, starving neighborhood in Syria, where a few years ago, before coming to Germany as a refugee, he embarked on a strange career by playing concerts in the rubble.
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If outer space activities remain insufficiently regulated, it could one day lead to conflicts between countries or companies and to environmental problems, like a junk-filled upper atmosphere, a blighted moon or Mars, or pulverized asteroids.
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Despite the ugly fruit movement, with grocers like Loblaws repackaging less-than-perfect produce for a lower price, a lot of produce ends up in the trash or pulverized so that even divers can't recuperate it.
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As the fighting moved up and down the peaks, lush jungle landscape was ripped apart by airstrikes and artillery fire and reduced to craters and shattered tree stumps, with body parts protruding from the pulverized earth.
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His 2017 election pulverized the French political landscape, sending both the center left and right into oblivion and leaving the far right and the far left as the most vocal and visible opponents to the president.
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On Golf AUGUSTA, Ga. — Jordan Spieth may have wadded up the quadruple-bogey 7 he made on the 12th hole in the final round of last year's Masters and pulverized it in his mental trash compactor.
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Firefighters, police officers, paramedics and others, including construction workers who worked at ground zero after the 29/211 attacks, were exposed to "pulverized dust" that was loaded with cement, asbestos, lead, glass fibers and other toxic chemicals.
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Whether it's spread on toast, pulverized into delicious guac, or wrapped in a sandwich, we the people under the age of approximately 35 love our savory green fruits prepared any which way (well, maybe not every way).
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The President has also displayed an obsessive interest in how he is perceived, as critics have faulted the scale and speed of the rescue and relief effort after the storm pulverized the island nearly two weeks ago.
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Then there were less impressive numbers like oysters (kaki) in thick leaden breading; overly sauced and overly pulverized curry chicken meatballs and half shells of grilled mussels under an off-tasting sauce that might have been mayonnaise.
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An exhibit at the recent Tehran International Book Fair allowed ordinary Iranians to pose as "defenders of the shrines," photographed sitting on a military motorcycle in front of a billboard showing a pulverized city street in Syria.
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Many details are hard to take: the melted flesh, the pulverized bodies, the scorched lungs and, for sure, the revived memory of scores of desperate victims leaping from on high to escape the World Trade Center inferno.
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Impossible, Mr. Miyata said, but he did it, using ingredients that Mr. Kanayama thought would "never go together," including vegetables (whose identity must remain secret) pulverized into a paste to give the curry body and muted sweetness.
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It is time humanity saw the forest for the trees lest we fall off the cliff of time as a ground-breaking, soulless creature with an overbearing intellect and diabolical ego who pulverized everything in its way.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — For months, the bodies have been piling up in eastern Aleppo as the buildings have come down, pulverized by Syrian and Russian jets, burying residents who could not flee in avalanches of bricks and mortar.
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In the past, Trump's madness has pulverized his primary GOP enemies as well as Hillary Clinton, who all thought they could shed their Beltway prim personas to climb into his muddy arena and trade blow for blow.
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Like about 4003% of the US Virgin Islands' 2400,250 residents, the 2247-year-old, his girlfriend, and her four children have been living without power since a pair of hurricanes pulverized the region more than six weeks ago.
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Gains by the Syrian army and its allies since last week have brought whole districts back under government control and led to a human exodus as thousands have fled their pulverized neighborhoods near the rapidly shifting front lines.
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Mitski, "Your Best American Girl" Listening to Mitski's "Your Best American Girl" feels like surrendering to a tidal wave: one second you're standing ankle-deep in the ocean, and the next you're being pulverized and gasping for air.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Kenya's Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge pulverized the marathon world record with a blistering run on Sunday, slicing a staggering 211 seconds off the previous best to land the one major running crown that had eluded him.
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And on Sunday, they pulverized the Blue Jays again, 10-2, to complete a three-game sweep at Yankee Stadium, but shortstop Didi Gregorius left the game after sustaining a heel injury in a first-inning baseline collision.
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The focus of her mission, backed by Paris, is a push for more severe restrictions on construction and land use in the areas at greatest risk of damage during major storms, like that bluff with the pulverized cottages.
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The once-flourishing economic center with its renowned ancient sites has been pulverized during the war which has killed hundreds of thousands of people, created the world's worst refugee crisis and allowed for the rise of Islamic State.
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By the '90s, minimalist seaweed smells were all the rage: CK1, Acqua di Gio and L'Eau d'Issey were among the most popular scents of the decade, all with shimmering nautical notes: sea grass, cold melon, pulverized oyster shells.
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After a beautiful transition in the second round that saw him move from 50/50 into a scarf hold choke, the Russian faded steadily towards the end as Omielanczuk pulverized him from top position and in the striking exchanges.
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In a matter of minutes, the irreplaceable work of ancient artisans, craftsmen and scribes — not to mention the efforts of Yemeni and foreign researchers who have dedicated years of their lives to studying and preserving this legacy — were pulverized.
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Ranavat Botanics' Flawless Veil Illuminating Masque ($65), which contains a mixture of dehydrated clays and pulverized plants, can be blended with either a few teaspoons of water, to slough skin, or a splash of toner, to replenish lost moisture.
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I loved stopping at the ubiquitous hole-in-the-wall pizza shops, where the Neapolitan owners barely spoke French and at restaurants like Nour d'Egypte, where I dug into spreads of falafel and pulverized vegetables for next to nothing.
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You can buy and eat fresh anchovies if you happen to be in the vicinity of where they're caught, but most often anchovies are jarred and tinned, or pulverized to use as a paste in sauces or salad dressings.
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In the early, super-compact String Quartet No. 3, the influence of Nielsen is pulverized for easy ingestion; the recondite Quartet No. 5, from 1969, employs Ligetean microtonality at length, but closes with an odd burst of Nordic whimsy.
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The fate of those stuck in the last rebel bastion in Aleppo is still at stake after a series of sudden advances by the Syrian army and allied Shi'ite militias under an intense bombardment that pulverized large sections of the city.
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Engineered to deliver calories and carbs and not much else, the tin was packed with cocoa powder and a highly-processed form of beef that was pulverized, cooked, dried, and then compressed into what could be considered the original protein bar.
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It still doesn't really feel like he's gone, and it probably won't as long as people with a taste for pulverized electronics and the other violent, strange, and absurd sounds that he pioneered have a place in New York's music scene.
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The dictatorship of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, with the support of Iran, Russia, Hezbollah and other Iran-organized Shiite militias, has all but pulverized parts of the city, deliberately attacking hospitals and homes and targeting non-combatants and civilians.
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We're not sure what flavors go well with those pulverized spicy-cheesy crumbs, but diners can fill their bright orange wraps with common sushi fillings stuffed inside—including tuna and salmon—and corn, wasabi peas, fried garlic and crab meat.
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This is a favorite image of mine, a snapshot of unknown provenance, supposedly taken during Lebanon's civil war between 2140 and 2551, 15 years of fighting, that pulverized much of the capital, leaving 150,000 people dead and more than 17,000 missing.
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Related: We Talked to the Archaeologist from the Future About His New Show 5 Rising Sculpture Stars Talk About What's Next in 2016 [Video] The Process | Snarkitecture's Indoor Beach Ball Pit Here's a '90s Chicago Bulls Jacket Made of Pulverized Quartz
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The tearful Bishop rushed to videotape over 228 Azerbaijani soldiers armed with sledgehammers, dump trucks, and cranes as they destroyed the sacred site, pounding the intricately carved sacred medieval headstones into rubble and then dumping their pulverized remains into the river.
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Instead, the battle for Congress is more likely to be redefined by a highly virulent and mysterious virus that has spread into every state, pulverized the economy and thrust lawmakers into a crisis-governing mode unseen since the Great Depression.
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But its resilience will be tested by an election that has given two out-with-the-bums parties 50 percent of the vote, pulverized the mainstream, prized vapid inexperience and seen Steve Bannon emerge as a purported expert on Tuscany.
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The 60 boxes of cremains—a fancy term for cremated, pulverized bone fragments—in the basement of his Kamloops funeral home are a fraction of the more than two million containers that sit unclaimed in funeral homes across North America.
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Better to dip it in jaew, a beautifully murky conflagration of fish sauce, chile powder, peppery sawtooth and khao khua, sticky rice that's been dry-roasted and pulverized in a food processor until ultrafine, registering as more taste than texture.
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Other pupusas come filled with inky refried beans and chicharrón — not cracklings but pork shoulder, anointed with orange juice and browned in a pan, then pulverized with tomatoes, onions and green bell peppers and returned to the stove to darken further.
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Bruce Simon, the president of Omaha Steaks, a major employer here, sued the mayor and the city last year after finding out that the asphalt road in front of his $2.3 million house was scheduled to be pulverized into gravel.
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" A Wussy: Forever Sounds (Shake It) This is the big-guitar record I've been expecting from my favorite band since Strawberry led with the space-rock "Asteroids" and assigned big-drum recruit Joe Klug to thump his tubs all over "Pulverized.
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That policy may not prove as successful as they would like, and the shocking images of suffering caused by their attacks around Aleppo, and on the pulverized rebel-held East of the city, may instead cause repeats of the disturbing Ankara murder.
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It's a triumph of foodservice engineering: The crust is bubble-pocked and freakishly crispy, while the apple filling is thickened with a starchy slurry that includes freeze-dried, pulverized apples, which then rehydrate with the exuded apple juices for supreme apple flavor.
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At stake is the fate of thousands of people still stuck in the last rebel bastion in Aleppo after a series of sudden advances by the Syrian army and allied Shi'ite militias under an intense bombardment that pulverized large sections of the city.
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"They said they pulverized the whole camp, but these people simply transferred their base of operation from the jungle to the urban center, to the city, Marawi," he told Reuters in an interview from Iligan City, 37 km (23 miles) from Marawi.
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"The soft close automatic mechanism and motor pulled the driver's door firmly, and not 'so softly' pulverized the bone structure, and crushed the flesh, nerves, blood vessels, tendons, and musculature of the distal portion of [Levy]'s right thumb," the lawsuit reads.
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In her cookbook "Indian-ish," published in April from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, the New York-based food writer Priya Krishna suggests dusting almond-butter toast with chaat masala, a spice blend with a tart streak of amchoor, dried and pulverized green mango.
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Oil firms are more optimistic after prices have stabilized above $50 per barrel following the deal by OPEC and other producers to coordinate output cuts for the first time in 15 years in a bid to curb the glut that had pulverized prices.
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The myths she sets out to bust — the Cinderella story, the idea of happily ever after, the "tyranny of meeting cute" — are chestnuts long ago pulverized in the public consciousness, and it's unclear what new insights she's trying to bring to the table.
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In the second round, he pressured Johnson, threw hard hooks and crushing leg kicks, dropped Johnson, let him up, dropped him, let him up again, and pulverized him against the fence until a knee strike crumpled Johnson—the first time he's ever been TKO'd.
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On display is a 3D rendering of an arch from the pulverized Temple of Bel — one example of the works the Million Image Database has created from the combined efforts of its volunteer photographers scattered across countries, including Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Afghanistan, and Egypt.
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Mountain Justice is in its 11th year; the event that led to its creation was the 2004 death of a three-year-old named Jeremy Davidson who was pulverized by a boulder from a mine that crashed through his bedroom wall while he was sleeping.
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A house-made coconut marshmallow, hit with a blowtorch until blackened, gets sprinkled with a combination of fresh blackberries and liquid nitrogen-frozen berries that are quickly pulverized, graham cracker crumble, shredded coconut, a touch of milk chocolate, and sorbet made from young coconut.
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Artists and scholars who made no remark on endless images of Syrian corpses were moved by the sight of pulverized Roman columns to produce numerous artistic rescue fantasies, including a 33D-printed replica and a traveling robot-built reproduction of Palmyra's Arch of Triumph.
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QAMISHLI, Syria — As United States troops continued their withdrawal from Syria on Sunday, a line of cars carried their routed former allies, terrified civilians and dead bodies out of a pulverized border town that had been besieged by Turkish forces for more than a week.
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The DJs Mechatok and Zakmatic, who were curled up in bed next to him, chimed in, saying that Kamixlo's tracks themselves sound like wrestling matches—with their violent, stomping percussion, foggy basslines, and razor-edged vocals clanging together like bodies being pulverized into dust.
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"The more aggressive the actual product is, like a St. Ives scrub or a different scrub that has either hints of a fruit or pulverized tips of a nut, that tends to be more aggressive than a chemical exfoliator [such as an alpha hydroxy product]," Huang says.
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An hour away in Brownsville, diaphanous flour tortillas—go ahead hold them up to the light—measuring 12 inches or more in diameter are folded around shimmering barbacoa (pit-cooked cow's head meat) or machacado con huevo (pulverized, rehydrated dried salt beef mixed with scrambled eggs).
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The planned RPTs would have allowed Lafarge to deal with YTL on the sale and purchase of construction materials such as clinker, cement and pulverized ash, and also fees for services and rental of properties in Johor and Singapore, according to a circular sent out to shareholders.
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Then, using a shovel, he dug into a mound of limestone that had been pulverized in the chipping process, deposited it on the pavement, swept it into the cracks with a broom, and then watered it to create what, once it dried, would be a porous mortar.
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A Russo-Sino-American space war could very well end with a crippled global economy, inoperable infrastructure, and a planet shrouded by the orbiting fragments of pulverized satellites—which, by the way, could hinder us all on Earth until we figured out a way of cleaning them up.
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It's sixth down and 6.4 meters to go (Canada forces America to adopt the metric system after winning the War of 2036), when Brady is pulverized by Tank Robotsky, a notoriously dirty robot linebacker that has been fined hundreds of thousands of loonies (again, Canada) during his career.
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After our senses had been pulverized, we were led into a brightly lit room where an earnest young man who explained that there was only one person who could help us to avoid the traps of sin and the torture of hell that we saw in Hell House 27.
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As if this wasn't enough to make a Freudian psychiatrist yelp, perhaps with perverse delight, on the floor beside them, their naked toddler son, who has pulverized his penis with a meat tenderizer, is busy poking his finger into the blood gathered round him, curious about the red substance.
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I think about Ali, and I think of that moment, Foreman and the piles of pulverized human beings he left behind him, Ali knowing all this, deciding on a strategy where he'll stand in front of Foreman and get beat to ruins just like the bag, waiting, waiting.
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Lumpy and craggy, the bagels are treated as a serious ingredient: pulverized, then calibrated with salt and koji (grains or legumes inoculated with spores of Aspergillus oryzae, phylogenetically kin to the mold that turns coagulated milk into blue cheese) and left to turn funky and fetid over weeks.
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WASHINGTON — The Pentagon released an aerial photo on Friday of a pulverized building in Syria in an unusual defense of an American airstrike that officials said killed dozens of Al Qaeda operatives at a meeting place — and not civilians at a mosque, as activists and local residents maintain.
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The Lakers got pulverized by the Philadelphia 76ers three days later, then hobbled into the All-Star break with a loss to the Atlanta Hawks — a performance so devoid of energy that it seemed to signal a dysfunctional locker room, and maybe even one that was beyond repair.
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For decades, mine operators in Northern Canada have stored waste rock and tailings waste—the "pulverized rock slurry" byproduct of mineral processing that's filled with skeevy chemicals like arsenic, lead, and mercury—in frozen dams reinforced with permafrost, an option far cheaper than constructing artificial structures to house the goop.
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Recently I picked up the book and realized I had not retained the second half of his recollection: "A few years later, bombing fleets did melt away great sections of the world's cities and the political structure of many nations was pulverized," he says, the passage continued on the following page.
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More important, if Nvidia is pulverized like that, well, maybe you get a chance to own a piece of this great semiconductor company with a remarkable number of strengths and very few weaknesses, even as this potential loss of the Tesla business to AMD could certainly be one of them.
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Yong He Dou Jiang (永和豆漿大王), No. 23, Section 256, Fùxīng South Road White sticky rice, pulverized cruller, brown sugar Sweet fan tuan can be a bit overwhelming, but it's a great option for those with a perpetual sweet tooth who want to indulge in sugar in the morning hours.
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Still, the pieces in the show are too solid and static to be entirely illustrative of another way of thinking beyond the four walls of the gallery — except for the literal gesture of extending the exhibition out of the gallery's front door, where a continually diminishing dusting of pulverized coins was thrown into the street.
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So the classic banh mi dac biet — filled with a swirl of pâté, quivery head cheese and pale, thin sheets of cha lua, pork that has been pulverized and steamed, bearing a streak of fish sauce — appears alongside one crammed with Korean bulgogi, rugged strips of grilled rib-eye, caramel-edged and faintly smacking of honey.
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According to the myth, not only did Rivers intentionally expose white customers to germs as often as possible, she also painstakingly collected, dried, and pulverized dog shit in order to sprinkle it into a child's hot chocolate, pricked her own thumb to bleed onto someone's bagel, and did it all while scamming customers at the regiter.
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Alongside a charred avocado is Filipino sinigang, a soup suffused with tamarind, sour enough to make you shiver before reaching for a second spoonful, and creamy tofu in an inky near-syrup of crumbled preserved yolk and a 1,000-year-old egg, its yolk gone green and its white black, pulverized in a blender with sweet soy sauce.
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Apostol does draw one straight line: from the Philippine-American War to the "latter-day outbreaks of imperial hysteria in Southeast Asian wars, which are a blip in the infinite human spiral of human aggression," appearing now in the kind of environmental destruction wrought by super-typhoons like the one that pulverized Eastern Samar in 2013.
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It's curiously unilluminating to read a metallurgical analysis of a pulverized iPhone, or to watch Merchant trudge around the globe on a kind of iCalvary in search of the raw materials Apple uses — through a Stygian Bolivian tin mine and a lithium mine in the Chilean desert and an e-waste dump in Nairobi where many iPhones end up.
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Go easy on it, because you need your appetite here, all the way to the end, when it's time to ransack the cold case for Ms. Viana's desserts, like a trembling pudim de coco (coconut flan) or a slab of bolo de cenoura, a carrot cake in which the carrots have been pulverized until all that's left is their hue.
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The dye is made of chemically modified graphene particles, a sugar from the pulverized shells of crustaceans, and vitamin C. When sprayed and brushed on hair, the dye sticks in a couple of different ways: graphene clings to uneven surfaces, plus it sticks to the crustacean sugar in the dye, which in turn binds to a protein in hair, according to C&E News.
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From this bizarre American election campaign to the pulverized wreckage of a pro-democracy movement in Syria; from the increasingly bloated jails in Egypt to the disappearing free press in Turkey; from the remnants of a demoralized opposition in Russia to the never ending re-election of some African presidents, there is ample evidence of the tough times this much-vaunted system of government is facing.
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What I love about the recipe is that while you certainly could make it with a bunch of fancy little heirloom beets from the farmers' market, each one a delicate rose, Tejal found it just as good with a sturdy old commodity beet from the supermarket, pulverized in a blender with pomegranate molasses, lemon juice, walnuts, lots of olive oil and a hit of chile flakes.
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At Asian Bowl, she has a chance to share what she's long cooked at home: cool salads that may be soured with pickled shrimp or bear the twangy zip of fermented tea leaves; noodles skinny, glassine or flat — sometimes all tangled together — contoured by yellow bean powder, perhaps, or pulverized dried shrimp; and curries that range from mild gravies to a fury of chiles over dark hunks of beef.
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The Gulf funded and equipped rebels to fight Syrian President Bashar al Assad's regime forces which were propped up by Iranian arms and troops, it formed a coalition that pulverized much of Yemen in the war against Iran-supported rebels who'd ousted the Saudi-allied government in the capital Sana'a, and Iranian weapons, funds and fighters deluged the ranks of Iraqi security forces responsible for much of the sectarian conflict in once Sunni-led Iraq.
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That's because Onoda used glue and traditional Japanese gofun, a moldable paste made from pulverized oyster and clam shells, to produce bas-relief mounds on their gently undulating, thick plywood surfaces; this kind of experiment in oil-painting technique is exemplified in such pieces on view as "Work 21960-284" and "Work 212-21984" (both 21994), which are narrow and vertical in format, and "Work 203-W" (220), a large, hippy-trippy, psychedelic square.
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The four-piece line includes: Crispy Almond Butter Brussels Sprouts, high in fiber and boosted with pulverized moringa (a plant with "incredible anti-inflammatory powers," she notes); Hot Turmeric Cabbage Petals, spiced with cayenne pepper and apple cider vinegar, a tastier alternative to the ever-popular kale chip; and two varieties of truffles, one matcha-flavored and infused with pea protein powder and vegan white chocolate, the other a blend of chocolate and adaptogenic Schisandra berries.
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Coffee once ruled these fields, but as its price has grown unstable, smallholder farmers like Dávila and González, 52 and 65, respectively, have had to turn to alternative crops, among them this strange arrival that yields knobby rhizomes of shocking orange flesh, rarely eaten unadulterated; instead, the underground stems are dried and pulverized into a musky powder with a throb of bitterness, which is most widely recognized worldwide as the earthy base note and color in many Indian dishes.
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Gazing at Vincent posed against his poisoned teal, his jacket edged with the bright-blue trim of his imagination, I thought of the laborers behind all those Forbes pigments: the women who rinsed, kneaded, sieved, and dried the pulverized lapis lazuli that Giovanni Bellini used for the Virgin's ultramarine robe; who stood waist-deep in horse manure, the vapors of which hastened the flaking of lead that produced the "lead white" used by Frans Hals and Rembrandt to capture folds of linen and lace.
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