"These bumps feel almost rubbery, flexible, and spongey," she says.
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This isn't the first haute riff on the rubbery classics.
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On his head is a rubbery cap covered in electrodes.
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Beluga whales aren't hiding legs under their thick, rubbery skin.
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This cruelty almost makes me love the rubbery beasts. Almost.
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Later, they wore wool sweaters under stiff, rubbery diving suits.
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The eggs were a bit more rubbery, with dryer yolks.
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The Trader Joe's frank suffered from a rubbery, unfamiliar taste.
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Spigen opted for a rubbery thermoplastic polyurethane or TPU inner liner.
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The rubbery wristbands aren't ugly, but they're certainly not pretty, either.
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It comes with a rubbery sleeve that covers up the electronics.
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Debs was a tall man, lanky and rubbery, like a noodle.
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Taking small, tentative steps I forced my rubbery legs to move.
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Something much spicier than the young, rubbery stuff from the supermarket.
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However, the bun dissolved and the rubbery egg was markedly unpleasant.
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It was almost a centimeter long and felt a little rubbery.
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Other criticisms included a "rubbery" quality and a lack of acidity.
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Inside the rubbery cups are the Nuraphones' strangest physical feature: small earbuds.
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The goat's legs go rubbery and loose, and Pop isn't struggling anymore.
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The white should not be rubbery, nor the yolk chalky or green.
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It did not add anything to the burger except a rubbery texture.
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The floor felt rubbery and unsteady, like a boat rocking in a squall.
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Removed from their rubbery sheath, they're about the same diameter as a penny.
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The Factory's parm is way less rubbery than most restaurant-made eggplant parms.
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The keyboard is rubbery and reasonably good with a decent amount of travel.
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"Before then, chiclet keyboards were evil, rubbery things," notes Boing Boing's Rob Beschizza.
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We're going to roast the turkey because just smoking makes for rubbery skin.
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Both imposing and anatomically rubbery, she regards the viewer with a steely expression.
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He's got a rubbery bounce that is easy to recognize and always works.
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Overcooking squid is almost too easy; these, however, were tender and not remotely rubbery.
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Not everyone will be enamored by the slick, rubbery aesthetic of the chosen materials.
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No rubbery thread tying you together however briefly for the whole world to see!
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Skinners are basically stretchy socks with a super-tough rubbery material on the undersides.
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It's comfortable to hold, thanks to its thicker, rubbery bezels and grippy plastic back.
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And octopus, with the propensity to get too rubbery and tough, is definitely another.
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Poem No. 4, written by Olivia and Heather Wee rubbery bits, lamb and lung.
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They're served warm, with impressive stretch — a clear advantage over most chain's rubbery goods.
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The 2018 Rasa syrah, one of Sula's premium offerings, had a long rubbery finish.
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You put the rubbery cylinder over the neck of the bottle, forcing it down.
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They also have a bouncy, rubbery texture and stay oddly translucent even after cooking.
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The Nissan's "shift" dynamic remains slightly rubbery, even though it is revised for Nismo.
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Not because the chicken is rubbery, but because rubber may actually be in them.
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Not because of a rubbery taste, but because rubber may actually be in them.
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The fragments looked like rubbery slivers of squid sashimi, fluttering in dark video tunnels.
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Everything was a bit rubbery and overcooked, without much flavor beyond a vague fishiness.
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Out on the road was a rubbery creation that looked like a pile of rocks.
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The rubbery surface flexes to accommodate rounder surfaces when you flip the dish over too.
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Bose includes your standard trio of differently sized rubbery sheaths, which it calls StayHear+ tips.
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Keeping house plants alive — even those rubbery, virtually un-killable ones — is no easy task.
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One co-worker suggested a different material for the table top, perhaps something more rubbery.
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But Constand testified 30 minutes later she was slurring with blurred vision ... her legs rubbery.
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The X1 Carbon's touchpad has a similar rubbery, plastic texture as its body, but smoother.
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It came loaded with beef, tripe and flagrantly rubbery curls that had a jellied sheen.
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Overcook them, and water will escape from within, leaving behind rubbery eggs and leathery meat.
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Really it's a slimy, rubbery cellulose mat, like a silicone implant that smells of vinegar.
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A limp, gray, rubbery, undercooked chunk of eggplant could easily put you off for life.
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The men, at times, became rubbery acrobats, bending, buckling and then springing back to life.
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It has a rubbery grip to it, so your phone won't slip off while charging.
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The New York version has been rubbery, as dark as beef bouillon, and strangely bland.
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The pork filling was quite bland and the texture of the casing bordered on rubbery.
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The meal was awful: The chicken was rubbery and the curry tasted like Campbell's Tomato Soup.
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For whom do I root in this epic saga of sexual desire for rubbery corn syrup?
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Because there's a thick membrane that is really difficult to cut through because it is rubbery.
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For others, it means going cold turkey and liberating yourself from the rubbery shackle for good.
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"It already felt rubbery when flipping, so I turned it over, pressed go again, and prayed."
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The rubbery texture of the cover helps the box stay in one place on the table.
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More lightheartedly, Thomas has included a mid-sized kinetic sculpture that jiggles like dusty, rubbery jello.
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He did not die as he lived, surrounded by rubbery boobs and barely-hidden vulval clefts.
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It's a small thing, black and rubbery and roughly the size and shape of a watch.
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I thought the grated parmesan cheese, which Wells had called "so white and rubbery," tasted fresh.
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Or rather, a rubbery, lifelike mold of her vulva is, in the form of a Fleshlight.
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Latex looked rubbery; it changed in texture depending on temperature or other chemicals in the air.
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Once through, I cut his dura mater, the rubbery sheath of tissue that encases the brain.
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Its most striking characteristic is its texture: rubbery and soft, more like stewed tofu than beef.
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He'd prescribed creams, lanced cysts, cut plantar warts out of the rubbery soles of smelly feet.
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The macaroni and cheese was that really overcooked cheesy crap, and the nuggets were rubbery and delicious.
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Its rubbery pokémon look like discount balloons or like they're borrowed from the Sonic 3D Blast era.
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The short answer is that the miniature version of its rubbery keyboard just wasn't ready in time.
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They show up naked, and their startling, ginormous, rubbery genitals become a running joke throughout the film.
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His rubbery vocals stand out even more against Jeremih's buttery croon or Jay Electronica's clenched-knuckle flow.
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The cups are rubbery and flexible when warm and then stiffen when filled with a cool beverage.
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Some girl with rubbery legs upchucking while the brothers wait for her to collapse into their arms?
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She uses the wire loop to scrape the rest of the bulbous, rubbery skin from Pat's nose.
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You know, like in the olden days, when a chicken was a chicken. Rubbery. Dry. Fibrous. Woody.
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Young Sydney duo IljusWifmo execute rubbery club music with precision, tempering dark energy with playful rhythmic trickery.
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It's a good thing there's a nice thick rubbery lanyard to secure the camera to your wrist.
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Do Fred's soulless robot eyes and rubbery flesh get you excited for the premiere of season two?
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Tape off what you don't want to get covered in rubbery plastic and dip your headphones in.
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She pushes at both sides and out plops a squishy ball of what looks like rubbery chicken fat.
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Of course, there's a caveat here – namely the fact that sound needs to project through a rubbery membrane.
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When I peeled it off, the rubbery mask took my dead, dull skin — and my skepticism — with it.
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Skin was replicated by placing a thin film of polyvinyl alcohol on a rubbery base of polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS).
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The remaining shell-less egg is rubbery—as demonstrated in that cursed video—and also bigger than before.
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First step, you wedge these rubbery pods into your ear canal so they fit snug in your ear.
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In the 1980s, Scott Stillinger invented the Koosh Ball — a rubbery ball with colorful fibers all over it.
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The rubbery plastic exterior and interior feels premium and somewhat unique in a sea of metal-laden laptops.
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And from these carcinogenic, rubbery ashes, one could say that a new artist was born: Araeen the conceptualist.
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Cooking them right is a surprisingly difficult task; a heavy hand can leave them rubbery and practically inedible.
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It has a rubbery ring in the center to hold your slippery device in place while it charges.
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He described her rubbery legs and blurred vision, which he said would suggest that she was substantially impaired.
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The mozz sticks quickly turned rubbery, with their outer fried layer growing soggy and almost moldy in texture.
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These new releases burn with creepy surprises, rubbery jitters, musical knots, and basslines that run into your arms.
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The rubbery fried calamari appetizer was not as tasty, but the spicy tomato sauce served with it drew praise.
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The implications of a ruling in Trinity Lutheran would extend well beyond who gets state grants for rubbery playgrounds.
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When the light is turned off, the phone simply looks like it is encased in a rubbery safety bumper.
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It's also a bit rubbery, so it wouldn't hurt to take the appliqués off her face later that night.
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It uses a series of very thin tiles of lithium-ion battery, bonded together with a soft, rubbery, material.
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It's based on urethane, which is a rubbery material, so it kind of feels like a stiff rubber coating.
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He grew up in northwest Montana, where the shrubby, rubbery organisms are a ubiquitous part of the natural landscape.
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In addition to meat they usually offer sausages, and sometimes a tasty roasted rubbery cheese known as queijo coalho.
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The rubbery case serves as a kickstand and a clip (get it?) for fastening the device to an object.
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It's made of a rubbery-feeling silicone that looks a bit like the spine of a particularly thick book.
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They were ugly, and they looked sad, their long rubbery whiskers reaching out to feel the cold thick glass.
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But his rubbery features and gaptoothed grin can also remind you of your most obnoxious bunkmate at summer camp.
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But my youthful preconceptions were perhaps shaped more by Boglins, a series of grotesque rubbery puppets released by Mattel.
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The bottom portion of the speaker, which is coated in rubbery silicone, houses a 2399-hour lithium-ion battery.
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It's a rubbery structure that doesn't look the most appetizing – and it's safe to say the Sharks were shocked.
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"I'm not going to say rubbery, but it was a dense texture," Mr. Phillips said of the old stuff.
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They are speeding up, enhancing quality and printing more colours and in a wider variety of polymers, including rubbery materials.
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Steaming clams takes just a few moments to get them perfectly cooked and perfectly flavored without making them too rubbery.
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I also really appreciate that the palm rest is no longer made of a weird rubbery texture that's easily stained.
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Mr. Rudetsky has a character actor's looks, not a leading man's; his face is long, rubbery and a little mournful.
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The slippers, which are waterproof and known for their rubbery grip, are also sometimes worn to wet markets or toilets.
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Though a few supporters did chime in with tales of their own pizzas smothered in rubbery canned noodles and toppings.
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Love of the salty, rubbery cheese known as halloumi in the south and hellim in the north enriches the island.
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The tool also has a grippy, rubbery exterior that's easy to hold and does not slip out of your hands.
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Damien had been sent five ManHoods including two silky lamé ones, a rubbery type one, and a couple with straps.
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And, the egg was clearly McMuffin-ready, though this one avoided the chalky, rubbery trap many McDonald's eggs fall into.
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The two watches have the same case shape and a similar-looking rubbery band, and come in almost identical colorways.
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If I had invested in Netflix instead of little rubbery sticks, I could have paid for those toddlers' college educations.
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Horti's first shipment is always a rugged, hard-to-kill plant—mine was a peperomia, with thick, almost rubbery leaves.
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There's always been a murky, ambient funk pulsing through their fat, rubbery basslines, but here they hover beneath Greenspan's fragile croon.
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Get ready for furry surfers: MIT engineers have created "fur-like, rubbery pelts" that mimic the insulating behaviors exhibited by beavers.
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Maybe all the qualities aren't completely right, the audience says, "That's a little rubbery," but there's still something to talk about.
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The piece I received tasted like it had been frozen for who knows how long it had a rubbery chewy texture.
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OVER the rubbery chicken at your next tourism symposium, challenge fellow delegates to name the world's longest-running national tourism slogan.
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But nowadays you serve up the most rubbery, undercooked stuff in a flash and some folks will just eat it up.
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The belly of the Phantom 4 is now a rubbery gray, breaking the all-white aesthetic used on Phantoms thus far.
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It's important to do this as soon as possible, not once the bread has already started to get rubbery or stale.
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So to avoid turning it to rubbery flab, I do not mix it into the sauce when the gravy is complete.
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At the same time, the nation's palate has expanded far beyond the rubbery yellow singles that are synonymous with American cheese.
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Researchers at Harvard University created the octopus by three-dimensional printing, using silicone gel, which gives it its flexible, rubbery texture.
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Sugru's rubbery flexible finish allowed it to repair charger cords, which superglues, with their rock-hard finishes, cannot do, she said.
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"Mathilde," he said, his voice reminding Bella of an inner tube hung at a bicycle repairman's stand—rubbery, greasy, intestine-like.
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" The Rock, his rubbery face contorting into a pained smile, intones his mantra: "I'm a pimp, and pimps don't commit suicide.
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Sadly, they're on the expensive side, but sound wonderful and have a comfortable, firm fit thanks to their soft, rubbery wingtips.
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It has a rich, buttery flavor, and, when prepared correctly, the flesh is tender, though it can be rubbery and tough.
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Unfettered, the poultry industry might be on its way to creating enormous insta-chickens, but for one problem: dry, rubbery breasts.
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This William Castle monster movie (The Times said the title character resembled "a rubbery-looking lobster") was originally shown in Percepto!
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It's rubbery, thick, and has a AA-battery-powered controller on it that's helpful, but it takes some getting used to.
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Run a hand across the dashboard, though, and it feels rubbery; touch the door pulls and the sensation is distinctly vinyl.
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It feels much like a standard geared transmission, but mash the throttle and the elastic variable transmission rears its rubbery head.
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The sweet, tomato-flavored sauce overwhelmed any other flavor, and the mozzarella quickly grew rubbery and almost moldy in its texture.
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There are both rubbery experiments with perspective and renderings of surrealistic landscapes that find human faces tucked within trees and clouds.
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The diaphragm is a little rubbery disc that's fitted by a doctor and inserted into the vagina before intercourse to prevent pregnancy.
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Now there is a small nub on the end of the device that lets you use its rubbery tip as a stylus.
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There's a wide, low deck covered in rubbery material, which sits on top of the batteries for a comfortable center of gravity.
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"Since it's a rubbery product, it kind of stretched out...and some blood splashed on my face, which was disgusting," she said.
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The tight tolerances coupled with the bag's rubbery interior makes it difficult to slide the insert into place (and then remove it).
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A belt of rubbery fake leather that stretches around the middle completes the look, and helps you grip the camera as well.
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On the final day of the campaign, he exhorted a crowd in Sarasota, Florida, to admire a rubbery replica of his face.
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I like the simplicity of this phone's design, even if BlackBerry's only involvement was to downgrade it with that rubbery back cover.
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First, before we added the elements of the experiment, we'd fill the dish with agar, a clear, rubbery substance derived from seaweed.
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The modular system is a unique take on music making by the company that gave the world the rubbery-keyed Seaboard keyboard.
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He bakes it into a frittata with garam masala, where the paneer retains its rubbery feel, the crumbles scrubbing against your tongue.
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Interestingly, in sediment the researchers also found high concentrations of black, rubbery fragments, much more so than they found in surface waters.
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The eggs were gently cooked, not dry or rubbery at all, and splashed with Green Goddess dressing and a fine hot sauce.
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The plus / minus and home / share buttons are a little weird and rubbery, but not to the point where it's a problem.
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The automatic transmission, mercifully not of the rubbery, continuously variable kind, uses a familiar PRNDL — park, reverse, neutral, drive or low — controller.
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Sanders wheezing and coughing over a loudspeaker, and the unappetizing, rubbery pieces of chicken that the character inspects during this playthrough video.
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I'm sure you remember dissecting a frog as a kid — the sour-pickle odor of formaldehyde, the sharp scalpels slicing into rubbery skin.
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His rubbery adolescent body, with one protruding shoulder blade that bends the sky, conveys an anxiety that extends beyond what is literally depicted.
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He was a short man, short as me, but rubbery with rot and stinking and his mouth was open like he was grinning.
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My food arrived early, so now it's cold and rubbery, but I don't care enough to not at least eat most of it.
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Check "Girl," an epic seven-minute slow jam: rubbery bass and an intermittently yearning keyboard figure build to an overwhelming degree of burn.
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Further improvements could come by designing the enzyme to work at temperatures above 70ºC, when PET becomes rubbery, and thus more easily digestible.
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It may be overcooked and dry—and her stuffing salty and studded with rubbery pellets of giblet you find unpalatable in the extreme.
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He certainly doesn't appear to be a fungus from the Mushroom Kingdom, like Toad, who's as rubbery and nude as a sphinx cat.
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The rubbery masks make a great comeback, for once as part of a genuinely cool switch-up rather than a convenient plot twist.
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Among the highlights were a pair of original tunes: "Essence of Ruby," a rubbery funk fantasia, and "Black Gold," a dreamy, cinematic reflection.
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There's a fine, rubbery intuition in Mr. Swallow's bass lines, which sit right on the beat but feel somehow ahead of the curve.
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Finally, components like the rubbery parts might just end up in the stool—which Motola compares to loose pieces of corn, for instance.
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Bolt even posted a photo hinting at the possibility: Yeah, it feels like there is something a little rubbery about the whole buildup.
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First, the material needs to be stretchy enough so that it is comfortable to move around, without feeling too rubbery on your skin.
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While some question the aesthetic soundness of these stylistically retrofitted works, they remain infinitely preferable to the artist's rubbery, Fascist-era gladiatorial imagery.
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The pizza, though, is dead serious in its attempt to recreate the classic streetcorner slice before sauce got sweet and cheese got rubbery.
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After countless cycles, my legs felt rubbery and my aging back, which that morning had been giving me warning twinges, was utterly limber.
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Many country hams, aged only a matter of weeks, have the rubbery texture of Canadian bacon and an overwhelming, often off-putting brininess.
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But for perfectly silky chicken breasts, cooked without drying out or turning rubbery, a placid poaching is the most reliable way to go.
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As you can no doubt tell from the zoot suit and rubbery face, girlfriend went as Jim Carrey's character in 1994's The Mask.
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Instead, they are comprised of a cartoonish quartet of rubbery, bright blue fingers that snap onto their target like an octopus clutching its prey.
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The case clips on like any other case would and opens like a laptop, with all sides surrounded in multiple layers of rubbery protection.
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Additionally the incredibly realistic facial expressions Han makes on its rubbery human-looking skin, especially while it's thinking of answers to questions, was uncanny.
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A rubbery-looking substance forming bumpy nodules that lack crystal structure, opaline silica was first discovered on Mars by the Spirit rover in 2007.
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Within minutes, this act of rugged commitment to raving had drawn a crowd of hundreds, packed tight under the rubbery absolution of the tarp.
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A piece of his tentatively titled "Shuffle 7" struck a rubbery variation on soul-jazz, toggling between dub reggae and a Bernard Purdie shuffle.
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They were tough to cut into, so I wasn't surprised to find that they had a very rubbery texture that was had to swallow.
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The band is a rubbery silicone, peppered with small holes that alternate in rows of one and three in a sort of lattice-structure.
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It has the same rubbery black case GoPro has been using for the last couple years, and a 2-inch touchscreen on the back.
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The man is still close enough outside the window that Luca can hear the moist, rubbery smacking sounds his mouth makes with the chicken.
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To scare away predators, they rub a smooth, rubbery protrusion at the base of each antenna against the smooth, hard part of their heads.
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The difference between a rubbery, dull hard-boiled egg from the fridge and a tender, rich one that has cooled naturally is demonstration enough.
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To solve the tape issue, scientists at the University of Florence developed a clear, rubbery gel that can be cut to the exact size needed.
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With its smooth, rounded rubbery edges, though, it's not likely to snag on clothing, and should be able to take a licking at the playground.
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When mixed with water, borax causes the long molecules in glue to bond with one another, producing a rubbery texture that doesn't stick to surfaces.
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They are able to print lots of interesting stuff including 3D printed phone case models, rubbery watch bands using stretchable materials, and even educational objects.
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In some places, the rubbery material is as thick as the slab itself while in other areas it bubbles up, skips or fades out entirely.
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The Southern-fried chicken legs I made in the air fryer were some of the worst of my experiments — burned yet soggy and thoroughly rubbery.
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"That's very rubbery," she said, dropping one on the floor and seeming disappointed that it didn't bounce higher (it was more of a lateral bounce).
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While the wings were still warm, I peeled off and discarded the skin, which can be rubbery when you fry or grill them at home.
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L.L. Bean, known for its preppy sportswear, rubbery boots and New England reserve, finds itself in an unexpected position: the crossfire of the Trump wars.
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The soft rubbery cases were the most resistant to initial destruction by the shredder because they were able to twist and turn with its movements.
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It also has a rubbery watch band, though you'll want to swap that out for a new one if you care even a little about style.
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Constand testified last week that after swallowing the pills she experienced double vision, slurred her words, had dry mouth, and her legs felt "rubbery," even paralyzed.
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Usually, the sonic worlds conjured by techno are self-contained, as rubbery synthesizers and drum machines bounce up and down into an eternity of looped repetition.
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It's finally had its fill of us, leaving our mangled bodies twitching on the side of the road as it drives off with a rubbery squeal.
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We decided to put three of these colorful, rubbery masks to the test, so click through to check out if they lived up to the hype.
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A thin, rubbery flap juts from the hard plastic to prevent light from entering the headset when it's worn, pressing around your eyes, cheeks, and nose.
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Nevertheless, that allows a manufacturer of trainers, for instance, to print a complete shoe in one go, with a rubbery sole and a leather-like upper.
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You can still get the rubbery Sport Band, which I got with my original Apple Watch, but I never liked how it felt on my wrist.
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When she imagines a man's "small, rubbery tongue twisting within the dry mouth," that use of "the" in place of "his" makes the image even creepier.
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Pros: Portable design for coffee/tea on the go, stainless steel mug is durable, retains heat well, rubbery grip protects handsCons: Pricey for a travel mug
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Mr. Braxton's imagination is impatient and fantastically rubbery, and "Hooper Delay" is a high point of the record, its mood changing entirely from beginning to end.
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Up until the Kindle Oasis arrived, all e-readers looked the same: small, rubbery, chunky little tablets with E Ink screens and stores full of ebooks.
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But there's something a little rubbery around the edges about someone proposing while draped in corporate promotions after his significant other attempts a mathematically improbable shot.
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It smells like an oil spill, and the sensation of encasing my head in this rubbery monstrosity put me on the edge of a panic attack.
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Meanwhile, "Sightseeing" weaves a sparkly mock-disco groove from high staccato strings and rubbery honking horns, groaning and spinning out of control, deployed for maximum punch.
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I improvised again and poured the hot rosé and gelatin mixture into an old rubbery ice cube mold from IKEA in the shape of little apples.
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Gutting an animal was a science lesson, both kids gaping at the gumdrop-shaped heart, the rubbery trachea that once shuttled breath from outside to inside.
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More-Vegetable-Than-Egg Frittata I love eggs for dinner, but those warm feelings don't extend to frittatas, which I find can be rubbery and dry.
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And while you wouldn't think buying a good yoga mats would be such a tricky endeavor — it's a layer of rubbery foam, what's the big deal?
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This fee provides entry to the third floor, home to selfie-friendly wax sculptures of Mr. Osborn and his father looking distressingly like rubbery animated corpses.
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A dinner of rubbery moose under the goggle-eyed gaze of a creepy doll collection forced the decision: We'd ditch this Nordic nightmare by first light.
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It was unremarkable a week later, and green-lipped mussels in a perfectly good galangal and lemongrass broth had been cooked so furiously they were rubbery.
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I felt the same way about a grilled guinea hen leg; it would have been easier to love if the skin hadn't been rubbery and damp.
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According to RT, more than 220 bambini turned up their little Italian noses at the "cold, rubbery, and often uncooked" pizza they were being served at school.
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This 700-watt microwave is good for making popcorn, or reheating a cup of soup or a rubbery Salisbury steak you picked up in the frozen aisle.
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Flea is better featured here than he has been for a while, and his hookup with the drummer Chad Smith is as fine and rubbery as ever.
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Amazon's daring design removes the cheap, rubbery bezels around the screen and leaves you with a slick panel of glass and a sharp, crisp E-Ink screen.
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She wasn't as rubbery a funny person as Perry and Schwimmer or as radiant and tangy in her approach to comedy as Jennifer Aniston was as Rachel.
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The thick, rubbery case offers good grip for little hands, a sturdy kickstand, and good drop protection, as kids can be a bit rough with their gadgets.
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When I cut into this rubbery mess, the slices just kind of slumped over like it's had one too many M&S tins of gin and tonic.
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His snaps and claps draw attention to a musicality that runs through all his hip rolling, through his every sinking to the ground and miraculously rubbery recovery.
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A rubbery shrub that has only been found on one waterfall in Guinea, it is expected to become extinct when a hydroelectric dam is built in 2020.
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As far as G.D.P. is concerned, a delectable $20 meal that would wow Julia Child is equal to a rubbery, tasteless one that costs the same amount.
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The Seaboard was a material rethink of the standard electric keyboard, with a rubbery surface that allows played notes to be manipulated directly in a variety of ways.
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All of the audio controls are on top, and you can also buy optional rubbery cases for it ($19.99) if you want to clip it to your backpack.
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Expect to hear cuts from the group's self-titled album, released in June, which features the romping, stomping "Birds & Bees" as well as a rubbery, Pixies-inspired track.
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If a user makes a mistake, a sharp knife can be used to cut through Sugru's rubbery surface, removing it without damaging the surface of the repaired item.
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Domestic asparagus, grown mostly in California, Michigan and Washington, tends to be plumper, juicier and more flavorful than the more fibrous and rubbery imports from Mexico and Peru.
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Or you could also pick up a hard, rubbery lacrosse ball and spend a few minutes each day rolling out the muscles in your calves, thighs, and feet.
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Twisting like a snake with a rubbery torso as she juts a hip forward, Ms. Chien-Pott is spellbinding in her ability to waver between slinky and taut.
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Yet Mr. Andrés has acknowledged that those flans may not be the most accomplished; often cooked at too high a temperature, they tend to turn grainy or rubbery.
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Her sounds are the rounded, rubbery boops and pings of techno, ricocheting all around; a steady but understated beat carries the song into a complete transformation halfway through.
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Upbeat, rubbery, scintillating blocks of synthesizer chintz shimmer and surge as the brashly angry tone of her rapping signals release from repression and lends her music its force.
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The Autoblow AI, a sex toy made for penis-possessing individuals, consists of a rubbery sleeve and a motor housed inside a canister that aims to simulate oral sex.
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He was dubbed kooseh, the shark, on account of his smooth rubbery skin, which made it hard for him to emulate the pious beards of Iran's more senior ayatollahs.
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The rubbery opium resin is used to make opiates like morphine, codeine, and heroin — powerful painkillers that are also used as illicit drugs in many parts of the world.
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In August 2017, they announced that they had built soft robots from "rubbery polymers" that, when damaged, were able to recover their shape and heal if exposed to heat.
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The researchers also added extra hardware to the stretchable panel: Tiny solar panels on top of the battery cells, and several sensors across the surface of the rubbery sheet.
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Just ask David Evans of South Wales, who was temporarily blinded by Indian spices after a kitchen showdown with a chef whom he allegedly accused of serving "rubbery" meat.
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It's not so much their sound quality — which is pretty good — nor is it the rubbery build, their wirelessness or the ease with which they rest in your ears.
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Constand alleges that Cosby drugged her in 2004 with what he said was herbal medication, leaving her with blurred vision, rubbery legs and the inability to move or speak.
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He has a chart that may help you to guess roughly which compound you're dealing with (thiols are more likely to be rubbery, while disulfides may be more cabbagey).
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The omelet was spongey and looked more like egg soufflé, the sausage was rubbery, and there was a mushy substance in the center that I wasn't quite sure of.
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A writer for The Independent loved Messud's style in her debut — ''One is made to feel every sadistic raindrop, taste every rubbery fried egg'' — but found the characters dull.
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As I beheld that rubbery green lettuce flouncing out from under the meat patty, I became fixated not only on its delightful ridiculousness — a food that's not a food!
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That means that a short flash of heat can trigger the rubbery polymer to fold itself into an origami bird and then into a boat, following another blast of heat.
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Massachusetts-based Soft Robotics has already shown us some pretty impressive capabilities for its rubbery robotic grippers, but the demos have mostly been straightforward picks off of a conveyor belt.
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The HARP process allows a wide range of materials to be printed at large scale, including hundreds of different polymers, each one of which could be hard, soft or rubbery.
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Marked by de-tuned, rubbery guitars, angelic vocals, and underscored by an sense of awestruck wonder, this show is the beginning of the band congealing into something new and exciting.
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The last, Camembert de Normandie, is among the most popular French cheeses — a funky, creamy, raw-milk cheese that bears little resemblance to the rubbery pucks sold in American supermarkets.
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"They keep the moisture in, so the air can't float through," she said, adding that any kind of thin, rubbery gloves — the kind that doctors and nurses wear — are effective.
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The basslines have a rubbery malleability; the album's breathy background exhalations and occasional bursts of candy-colored synthesizer share a sensibility with Taylor Swift's Lover and Harry Styles's Fine Line.
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With a twist of the rubbery end of the long handle, the stainless steel ball splits in two and one half of the ball rolls back to make a tea scoop.
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Bad Brains blended rubbery bass lines and tight, syncopated rhythms with hair metal guitar riffs, heavily gated snare sounds, and the most outlandish vocals lead singer H.R. ever laid to wax.
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Its hands, at rest on its lap, are rubbery to the touch; its eyes have a surprising intensity, not unlike Ishiguro's, but they are clearly made of a hard, bright plastic.
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A few days later, Fontana says, they had the script to "The Devil in the Dark," which introduced the beloved fan-favorite alien Horta, played by Prohaska in his rubbery suit.
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The distortions Nilsson wreaks upon her characters are more comic than expressionist: it is as if everybody is made of a rubbery root vegetable that can be stretched in any direction.
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I remember shoving those rubbery eggs around with my fork, unwilling to eat them since I'd binged on a dozen or so doughnuts the night before, and gazing out the window.
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We added tomato sauce from an open can I'd left in the fridge unsealed, and strips of tasteless, rubbery Swiss cheese my mom brought during a visit a few weeks earlier.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items For many of us, our first experience with fake meat involves rubbery tofu that tastes more like sneaker sole than seared filet.
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When it manages to work, it's because the copper of the penny reacts with the thiols that are giving your wine an unpleasantly rubbery/eggy note, and forms copper sulfide crystals.
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It looks like Play-Doh, can be shaped around any object, sticks to almost any material, is waterproof, is heat-resistant and dries to a silicone rubbery finish in 123 hours.
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That said, a fair number of Amazon users claim that they find it difficult to remove the ice cubes and others add that they experience a "rubbery taste" with their cubes.
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ScienceTake Researchers in Germany have developed a robot that is about a seventh of an inch long and looks at first like no more than a tiny strip of something rubbery.
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Hess, a researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, is one of the world's leading thinkers in the field of algebraic topology—in super simplified terms, the mathematics of rubbery shapes.
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The patient had an infection that both aggravated the heart failure and may have caused a buildup of fibrinogen in the blood, resulting in a more rubbery clot, he told the Atlantic.
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It has a large foot platform so you can really throw your weight into your digging, and a rubbery orange grip to keep your gloved hands in place without slipping or sliding.
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The phone comes in blue, red, or black with a plastic back or in a special "Armored" edition with a rubbery Kevlar backing, which is the model we got to test out.
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After listening to an explanation by Shoji and watching the whale being winched up from the ocean, the children - clutching pencils and notebooks - were invited to touch the whale's rubbery gray skin.
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It was good, if not particularly memorable—tasty, somewhat rubbery, and yes, reminiscent of chicken, served in the typical Peruvian way with the ingredients piled up in the center of the plate.
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Although harmless to humans, they have been especially troublesome to the commercial salmon catch in Oregon, with large globs of the rubbery critters clogging fishing gear by the thousands in recent months.
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His latest robot, Ibuki, is one for the nightmare catalog: It's a robotic 10-year-old boy that can move on little tank treads and has a soft rubbery face and hands.
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Rising seas would inundate coastal cities like Miami, searing heat would increase human mortality, and acidic oceans would become inhospitable to fish and coral, leaving behind little but rubbery masses of jellyfish.
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The next year, Beraznik called Calgary's equipment manager and learned that Blair was wearing glass cutters' gloves — rubbery mitts designed to protect workers and do-it-yourselfers from cuts from glass edges.
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It gives us killer whales, beluga whales, sperm whales, blue whales, and just when you think there can't be any more whales, a mysterious possible new species rears its slick, rubbery head.
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In one device described in a Science paper on Friday, a doughnut-shaped shell made of a rubbery material that was then filled with a viscous liquid, and hooked up to opposing electrodes.
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If you're not familiar with keyboard technology, here's a quick rundown: Membrane keyboards (like the keyboard that shipped with your iMac) are cheap, made of a rubbery layer placed atop a circuit board.
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Technically, he gets hit by two cars, the first launching him into the air to bounce off the windshield of the other with the rubbery spring of an egg soaked in maple syrup.
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Mr. Irwin and Mr. Shiner's best work is low-tech and focused on the rubbery potential of the body, like the way they transform themselves inside huge suits, thickening their necks, shrinking legs.
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The keys have a slightly rubbery feel when you press down that is soft and pleasant without feeling mushy, and the glass trackpad works as well as any you'd find on a MacBook.
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It's rubbery and it's chubbier, mostly because it's now water resistant out of the box — no more bulky housing necessary, unless you really want to dive deep or give it some extra protection.
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This is the strategy adopted by Kim Kardashian West, Katy Perry and Beyoncé, the final guest to ascend up the Met's carpeted stairs, a rubbery goddess in a full latex gown by Givenchy.
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The young craftsmen, wearing hoodies and working around Mr. Pesce at three wide tables in the center of the raw, lofty space, poured resins into molds that shaped strange, colorful, rubbery household objects.
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The best paintings bring Mr. Monaghan's own generational perspective (he was born in 1986) to bear on the Imagists' legacy, dropping their rubbery and pugnacious figures into narratives of contemporary surveillance and voyeurism.
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Puréed sweet potato gets the right sauce, a pumpkinseed mole, but the line of reasoning that led the kitchen to pack the purée into rubbery balloons of tofu skin should be re-examined.
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The tumbling shapes quickly segued into more dimensional rubbery presences suggestive of factories, science labs or the body, especially in "Comic Wedlock" and "I See Again in Memory My Dear Udnie," from 1914.
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Freshwater ice is brittle and cracks when too much weight is put on it; saltwater ice is rubbery and stretches before it breaks, turning judgment about safe travel into a highly uncertain science.
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I scurry my hand over old scars and flinch at new ones on my abdomen and chest; the burnt flesh feels rubbery, like it's not a part of me anymore, not even real.
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Then Wilder — whose name often approximates his fighting style — began flailing away with both hands, driving the rubbery-legged Ortiz against the ropes, where he made a ready target for Wilder's right uppercut.
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By the 1980s, large corporations had absorbed most regional dairies, and much of the nation's cottage cheese had become a flat-tasting, low-fat commodity with rubbery curds stabilized with starches and gums.
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Consider "Johnny English Strikes Again" — starring this rubbery-faced, Gumby-limbed comedian as a bumbling would-be James Bond — which arrives seven years after the franchise's second installment and 15 after the first.
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The leek-vinaigrette salad, escargots and slow-cooked lamb with white beans — all strongly recommended by our server — were bland and under-seasoned; the steak was rubbery, though served with perfectly crisp fries.
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Also worth a try, although a little more rubbery in texture, is the massloug lamb, sautéed and boiled for three hours and accompanied by a pile of rice topped with okra and potatoes.
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I expected this sandwich to taste rubbery and flavorless, but I quickly learned that when it comes to chicken in any form, you have to trust that Chick-fil-A knows what's good.
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I grew up thinking of tofu as bland, rubbery filler food, but steeped in aminos, the semisoft tofu melts away with each bite, leaving behind a steamy, satisfying contrail of salt and umami.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Jim Carrey, famous for his rubbery mugging in comedy films in the 1990s and early 2000s, has become an unlikely political provocateur in more recent years.
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When "Screwed" deploys rubbery bass, watery keyboard echoes, and an aggressive, almost hard-rock guitar riff to punctuate a singalong anthem about sex during the apocalypse, she makes the album's underlying theme explicit, i.e.
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There was a local truism that a man in polar water was a dead man, a saying that darkened their imaginations as they revved their engines and sped across the rubbery expanses of ice.
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The rubbery materials that comprise the company's robotic grippers make them much more compliant and therefore more capable of picking up a variety of objects with minimal pre-programming and on-board vision systems.
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Like if Prins Thomas was the rubbery-looking pod-racer pulling smooth handbrake turns in Star Wars Ep. 1, this would be original trilogy Millennium Falcon being hoisted up on cranes in Pinewood studios.
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The falafel lately has been densely packed and gummy; makdous, baby eggplants stuffed with spiced chopped walnuts, have been bland and rubbery; the dips and salads have wanted salt and another squeeze of lemon.
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Matthew and I complied, setting off a shimmer of quick echoes that collided with one another as they bounced off the ceiling and the floor and back and again in a strange, rubbery effect.
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Together with the bassist Gabe Noel and the electronic percussionist Philippe Melanson, Gendel builds a rubbery sound-space out of the influences of U.K. jungle, ambient music, underground hip-hop and American Minimalism. RUSSONELLO
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It was as big around the middle as Bo and drifted along at head height, like a balloon, except made of slick rubbery flesh and gleaming black metal and other things he couldn't guess at.
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Hader's rubbery mien summons memories of the dolts, doofuses, and oddballs he played on "Saturday Night Live," of course, but here he upends expectations, draining some of the warmth and playfulness from his usual manner.
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But then again, we're talking about about a man who had his own failed line of steaks that he declared "The World's Greatest," but who eats his own beef well-done; dry, brown, and rubbery.
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While they're definitely onto something brilliant with the easy-grip, rubbery handle (and I'll admit, I got a pretty close shave), the blades felt like they were scraping my skin compared to Billie and Flamingo.
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" However, this past March, there he was — that unmistakable rubbery visage sitting behind the nominee to lead the Department of the Interior — in a stunt by Greenpeace activists wearing masks to protest the Washington "swamp.
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In some places, water pipes made of rubbery plastic are pierced by illegal connections that suck in sewage from the gutters they traverse and carry pathogens down the line to new victims, like Mr. Mubarak.
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"Jeb" was as sweet a name as he'd ever gone by, and still it had an ugly, rubbery ring to it, like a name for dishwashing detergent or soap used to mop prison floors. Jeb.
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I hadn't really eaten alligator before, so I wasn't sure what the proper texture was—and the pieces from either sous vide had pretty different textures throughout, ranging from tender to rubbery based on the thickness.
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Back in 2011, two robbers stormed a bank in Chicago wearing nun's garb and weird, rubbery masks that look a whole lot like the ones Ben Affleck and Jeremy Renner donned in their Boston heist film.
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The Dash Wand is basically a slightly smaller and simpler redesign of the original and oft-forgotten Amazon Dash voice-enabled barcode scanner: a 5.6-inch flat cylinder that's half rubbery-black and half gloss white.
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The BLCKCHRM version of the Bravo 2160 replaces the normal pack's 1050 denier nylon exterior with a slightly rubbery, Navy-grade material called Hypalon, a full-grain leather back panel and a sleek all-black look.
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This sensor is made of rubbery materials, less than a third of an inch long, and it's designed especially for tendon injuries, says study co-author Paige Fox, a professor of reconstructive surgery at Stanford University.
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On the front of the singlet-style shirt, as well as the mid-thigh shorts, there are small rubbery blades that Steve Jackson, Innovation Project Director, told me urges air along the runner, cutting down friction.
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So, if I were a political adviser on either of the campaigns today, at this crucial yet rubbery juncture between the primaries and the first national debates, I'd advise my candidate to level with the nation.
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There were minimalist slip-ons in sleek black-and-white combinations, a sneaker that looked almost like Allbirds but with techier fabric, and a rubbery slide with a millennial pink upper and a translucent red flatform.
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Speaking of eyeglasses, the Go comes with a rubbery insert providing extra padding for glasses, but you can also get prescription VR lenses for your Go. The Oculus Go's built-in headphones are loud, but leak-prone.
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It's a beautiful piece of hardware, with a bottom-heavy rubber half surrounded by an LED ring, and a metallic upper half that houses the rubbery percolator receptacle and protruding ceramic bowl where you place your concentrate.
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Vause said that depending on the products the robot will be handling in a given setting, installers need to choose which type of rubbery fingers to attach and adjust the air pressure used to actuate those grippers.
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Pikul said they added a fiber mesh to a rubbery material to form the shapes—the elastic allows the material to stretch, and the fiber dictates what shape it forms when inflated through a small, attached tube.
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You'll encounter them in airports and at coffee stops, in drugstores and supermarkets: sad plastic troughs stuffed with iceberg lettuce, rubbery cherry tomatoes, downtrodden chicken strips dryer than the Sahara, and an aggravating cup of syrupy vinaigrette.
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Just when you think nature can't get any weirder, you see a video a clam doggedly burying itself in the sand before squirting a jet of inky black water out of a rubbery little hole in its body.
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The iXpand is a new, slimmer take on a product released in 2014, trading in a boxy design for a more portable footprint that is half USB dongle, one-quarter Lightning connector and one quarter curved rubbery bit.
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It can fix a broken statue, repair a frayed iPhone cable, add a rubbery grip to a kitchen knife, make those Bose earbuds fit better, repair a leaky boat — and even create a prosthetic leg for a chicken.
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Nakama minces his rubbery creations, puts them back together, morphs them into a baffling set of geometric patterns, and makes them fly like a school of fish—reminiscent of the machines' attack on Zion in The Matrix Revolutions.
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The flexible mass, whose rubbery tactility complements Canell's nearby sculptures, is comprised of a mixture of different xenoestrogens, materials that contain or mimic the hormone estrogen: lead, cadmium, aluminum, aspirin, oestradiol, soy, and pesticide, encased in silicone rubber.
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Ok sure, whatever it takes for something as airy and joyful as 200% Galcher, a collection that strolls through rubbery basslines, fragmented streams of consciousness, puttering percussion, and sincere Mac Dre references over the course of its 10 tracks.
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At first glance the UA Band looks a lot like the Nike+ FuelBand (so much that The Verge's Nilay Patel asked me if I was wearing a FuelBand), with its curved design, smooth rubbery feel, and single physical button.
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I first saw Elliot Green's work years ago — towards the end of the last century, in fact – when he painted strange, rubbery figures doing incomprehensible things; they were whimsical and sinister, which is one reason why I liked them.
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A car's tires thu-thunk over the rubbery black trip wire at the oil change, triggering a fat bell, and a group of girls in silver leotards are reflected like spatters of sap in its windows— liquidine, firm, gleaming.
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While I expected a boost in confidence and a propensity for taking my shirt off after getting in shape, the handful of small rubbery tumors that I began finding all over my body came as something of a surprise.
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EILAT, Israel (Reuters) - A rubbery sea creature with an irritating habit of clinging to ships and invading beaches could help measure plastic pollution as it can filter tiny particles from the ocean and store them in its soft tissue.
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Dug (Eddie Redmayne), a friendly nincompoop with the usual Aardman features — a wide rubbery mouth holding a few blunt teeth; a narrow brow; wide, placid eyes — lives happily in an easygoing society with minimal hierarchy and ample leisure time.
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Another puff appears in "Puff" (19408, painted resin), but this is otherwise one of those inscrutable pieces that, for me, defies rational comprehension: an elongated wedge protruding between a pair of rubbery, cartoon-like legs, bent at the knee.
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But your rubbery quesadilla will inevitably be delivered late and lukewarm, and in that time you could have whipped up a pepita-crusted chicken breast with honey-roasted Brussels from Home Chef — even if you're not a kitchen ninja.
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With guidance from the medical staff of the New Orleans Pelicans, Williamson tried to correct biomechanical flaws suspected of contributing to a tear in the lateral meniscus — a rubbery, shock-absorbing cartilage on the outside of his right knee.
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Made up of what appear to be a series of hollow, connected rubbery cubes, these bizarre robots are brought to life by simply pumping water in or out of their inner chambers, which causes them to curl up or unfurl.
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Xinhua called him a "state-level expert" on "ejiao," the name for the rubbery substance extracted from boiled donkey skin that is reputed in traditional Chinese medicine to replenish the blood, cure coughs and insomnia, and offer a general boost.
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Included in the box is a large and small silicone band, but I hate these rubbery straps, so I swapped in a neon orange band from an old Timex and a leather one from a Moto 360, and they look great.
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In fact, those rubbery and rugged truck tarps—weatherproof polyvinyl sheets used by shipping companies to secure their clients' inventory on a truck bed and keep it from getting blown all over the freeway—have come to define the brand.
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Deadpool winds up with his own backup: X-Men members Colossus (an unconvincingly rubbery CGI character voiced by Stefan Kapicic) and eye-rolling, bored-with-it-all new kid Negasonic Teenage Warhead (Brianna Hildebrand), both of whom are inhumanly tough.
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Inside their record sleeves you'll encounter everything from dusty MPC hip-hop instrumentals, to jazz croons, rubbery techno, and silky smooth deep-house, coming via a variety of under the radar local producers like IMYRMIND, Alex Seidel, and Kickflip Mike.
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Then, working along the incision, he separated the skin and the subcutaneous layer of her forehead from her skull and peeled it toward her nose, as if he were removing the rubbery skin of a mango from the yellow flesh inside.
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Twilley is particularly good in getting the feel of soot, the weird electric blue light of an analog television at night, the silvery surfaces of cans, the color of inexpensive wood veneer, and the smooth rubbery feel of white plastic buckets.
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You have Calvin Harris, EDM majordomo, getting extremely "real music" on everyone's asses with warm keyboard tones, rubbery bass, and a mid-tempo gait that hits somewhere between Rihanna's "Desperado" and whatever song they dance to in groups at weddings now.
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The squishy, rubbery rectangle, home to a million snazzy designs and a defining piece of cubicle furniture, was (and still kinda is) like a Trapper Keeper for adults, a commodity product that was an essential accessory for computer users for decades.
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But, similar to kindred spirit Ariel Pink, Maus's ear for curious sonics—rubbery bass lines, digital choirs, and enough candied synths to give you a toothache—are always in danger of being overlooked amid the extra-musical antics he dabbles in.
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Maidilang's corporate customers prohibit it from directly selling their branded ties, so the showroom's ties had been shorn of identifying labels, but still, none of them bore the garish checks or the almost rubbery under-fabric of my Trump tie.
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The drink, which refers to a gruesome injury suffered by a medic, is on offer along with an "Eye for an Eye" mocktail, featuring a round rubbery longan fruit punctured by strawberry syrup, at the Chinese-ruled city's Spicy Andong restaurant.
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The drink, which refers to a gruesome injury suffered by a medic, is on offer along with an "Eye for an Eye" mocktail, featuring a round rubbery longan fruit punctured by strawberry syrup, at the Chinese-ruled city's Spicy Andong restaurant.
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Reading from left to right, in the first painting in the triptych, Staver depicts the drowned Leander, his bent-over, submerged body suspended inside the painting's borders — a rubbery, four-limbed, viridian green figure resembling a headless octopus or underwater plant.
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BlackBerry has also traded the rubbery textured backing for a glass surface – a much more aesthetically pleasing design that helps the DTEK 4993 secure the title of the most premium touchscreen smartphone it has ever produced – or lent its name to, at least.
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The original Star Wars trilogy's Jabba the Hutt is so marvelously, viscerally disgusting because of the genius of the film's puppeteers — a genius brought painfully home when George Lucas inserted an ill-conceived, rubbery CGI Jabba into later editions of the films.
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A Google Fiber spokesperson told CNET the problems in Louisville were unique to the construction method it used there, which involved digging trenches on the edges of roads that were two inches deep and filling them with rubbery liquid that turns solid.
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Netflix's Russian Doll – about a woman who keeps resetting to the same night in her life – isn't a response to this rubbery reality, but the show is a concise and engrossing study of what makes us alive and it couldn't be more apt.
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Poem No. 3, written by Orla and Lauren Haggis is a great meaty meal,With a warm and rubbery feel,This puddin can be a great deal,And if you tryTo eat it all then you will reel,So go and buy!
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I am also a fish-loving Turk from the Black Sea area and I wanted to love it, but after years of eating succulent cod fillets my palate could not quite adjust to the thin and rubbery texture of the blossom flower.
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If you've ordered the Banquet, be prepared to crack your way through a forest of soft-shell crabs and thickets of snow-crab legs; the Feast features crustaceans bathed in a superlative marinara sauce, served over a bed of disappointingly rubbery pasta.
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In many respects, "Life" feels like a throwback to the 1950s, the sort of movie where, at that time, the grown-up monster would have been a guy in a suit brandishing rubbery limbs, and audiences would have been encouraged to scream their heads off.
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My dad used to make my sister and me microwaved omelets, where he would just scramble the eggs with a fork and a little bit of milk and then just microwave them on high until they turned into these bloated, rubbery wheels of egg.
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Mimicking the rubbery physicality of the mollusk, the performance began with the extension of limbs, tongues, and eyes appearing and disappearing through holes — first on a video screen, and then on-stage, providing the backdrop for Bycroft's impressive sequence of changing costumes and roles.
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It's a rubbery, frenetic club track that morphs into something resembling an internet addiction PSA over the course of its three minutes, but I can't blame you if you ignore the words while you're flailing like a maniac to this beat in your living room.
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I would spend hours sitting at our faux-wood kitchen table with the rubbery edges, lined paper and algebra textbooks splayed out in front of me, holding back hot, angry tears while my dad explained for the fiftieth time how to calculate simple percentages.
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The core was then coated in a rubbery paste that was embedded with magnetic particles, which was then wrapped in an outer coating of hydrogels allowing the robotic worm to glide through arteries and blood vessels without any friction that could potentially cause damage.
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Studies show that microwave cooking results in more moisture loss from foods (and explains why heating cold pizza in a microwave for 30 seconds results in a rubbery crust), but that doesn't result in significant differences in terms of nutrient retention in foods, Rankin explained.
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We're focused on the dry, rubbery appearance of rainbow mystery meats dangling in the hot suns of a desert planet and why they would be appetizing to anybody, even a walking alien vacuum who will probably eat anything you put in front of him.
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My first cars had plastic upholstery, lacked power steering, didn't enjoy front disk brakes, were devoid of power, dreamed of cruise control, boasted grabby five-speed manual transmissions with rubbery clutches, had hand-crank windows, and in lieu of infotainment, offered buzzy AM/FM radios.
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Their pale, mealy flesh is nearly flavorless—a starchy, watery crumble that offers none of the punch that their outsides promise—while their visually appealing skins are tough and bitter to chew, peeling off in rubbery strips that are best, or necessarily, spat out.
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Whatever you use, you make two mold halves, cool the material in ice water for 3 minutes to harden the mold (it remains rubbery) and then follow the same steps as you did for pre-made molds to make your own tiny toy inside the print shop.
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Kidding isn't afraid to utilize Carrey's recognizable comedic strengths — funny voices, rubbery expressions, and supernatural powers of rapid enunciation — to fuel the meta-comparison, and proves in Season 2 that no one could play Jeff and elicit the same depths of emotion and understanding from his audience.
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I'm not particularly crazy about aesthetics—my bedroom floor is currently covered with a nice, healthy layer of clothing and detritus—but when it comes to the charging cables of the various gadgets I own, I inevitably find myself deeply irritated by their rubbery, Medusa-esque tangles.
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I like that the wire connecting the two buds is coated in braided cord, which makes it look more like something a person would incorporate into an outfit and less like something you would pull out of a pile of rubbery miscellany in a cable junk drawer.
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Alas, she makes little progress in this piece, which is set to music by the Brazilian artists Marcelo Jeneci and Zé Nigro and features an amalgamation of dance phrases with little connective tissue beyond repetitive walking patterns, in which dancers with rubbery torsos move in profile.
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His trick is to pick melodies that lend themselves to endless rhythmic flow — the bouncy loop on "Houmeissa" is both mesmerizing and propulsive, while the rubbery jitters on "Dounia" gradually trace a wide, expansive circle that ends up back where it started (before starting again, of course).
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The fifth installment of the second season features four patients who will melt your heart: There's Papa Pat and his painful rubbery nose; Aziza and Lauren, two friends connected by their cysts; and Joe, who has a massive third-eye-like mound in the middle of his forehead.
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The white men who donned tattered clothing and blackened themselves with burned cork introduced working-class patrons who had never so much as met an African-American to the dimwitted stereotype whose bulging eyes, rubbery lips and mangled speech would become ubiquitous in newspapers, radio, television, movies and advertising.
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Bites The rubbery corporate mascot we know as the Michelin Man actually has a name: Bibendum, drawn from a Latin phrase once used in the tire company's advertising: "nunc est bibendum," best translated as "time for a drink" — odd advice, perhaps, for drivers, but good news for diners.
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One day while I was using the stationary hand cycle machine, she wheeled past into the mat area, dismounted in a flash from her chair and began a killer core routine, balancing most of the time from the blue half-moon rise of a rubbery Bosu training ball.
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She narrates her discursive thoughts in a breathless torrent of thrillingly precise observations about everyday life ("the rubbery satisfaction of yanking a single blade of grass from its root") and minute reflections on cultural figures and their work, from the playwright Annie Baker to the Beastie Boys to Janet Jackson.
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When plucked alive from the sea, blanched lightly and bathed in, say, a sauce of garlic, cilantro and chili oil — as they are served at a small fish restaurant not far away — they taste like a rubbery piece of cartilage, bathed in a sauce of garlic, cilantro and chili oil.
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For example, I told Alexa to "reheat 1 dinner plate" (a Salisbury steak with potatoes and a side of mac and cheese) just two ounces over the recommended "12 ounces = 1 plate" definition and was grossed out by the frost still visible on sections of the rubbery meat and mac and cheese.
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I bury my face in their sticky, damp hollow bodies and inhale their rubbery glue-like scent, then I lie on the grass with the torn balloons that were my mother's draped over my closed eyelids like coins on a dead person, and I'm so comforted and soothed, I drift right to sleep.
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Beyond the element of restriction—we've all got a friend who sits there sulking over a wilted salad while everyone else eats pizza or burgers—there's the fact that a lot of vegan food has been historically hippie-ish: poorly executed homemade soy milks, barely seasoned quinoa patties, rubbery hunks of seitan.
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Pros: Sleek design, rubbery grip, optimized for iPhoneCons: A bit priceyBuy the Belkin Boost Up Wireless Charging Pad on Amazon for $29.99 (originally $39.99)Buy the Mophie Wireless Charging Base from Amazon for $57.60Buy the Anker PowerWave 7.5 Pad on Amazon for $45.99Buy the Anker PowerWave 7.5 Stand on Amazon for $49.99
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Its rubbery instrumental bounces at a pace that each member flows seamlessly over, it's got one of their signature, pitch-shifted hooks—a technique Brockhampton use frequently to add even more voices to their ensemble—and the refrain, "cash don't last, my friends will ride with me," is their golden mantra for camaraderie over currency.
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Rooted by Rodgers' absurdly funky rhythm guitar, Edward's rubbery bassline, Tony Thompson's lazer-focused drum 120BPM beat, and Luci Martin and Alfa Anderson's joyful hollering , "Le Freak" was Atlantic's highest grossing track to date at the time, selling over 7 million copies worldwide, and is currently sitting pretty—and freaky—in the the Library of Congress.
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It's a bit of a mystery what pickled carrots, peanuts and a date wrapped in a soft crepe were supposed to do for a slab of Dorset cheese from Consider Bardwell Farm, but a good first step would have been allowing the washed-rind cow's milk cheese to warm up to a buttery softness; served cold, it was rubbery and flavorless.
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The Good Great focus on security features • Cheery rubbery look that kids will like • Video calls are a unique feature The Bad Large for kids' wrists • It'll need daily charging • Kids can't make calls to the parent The Bottom Line A well-thought out smartwatch for parents to keep track of kids that are too young for the responsibility of a smartphone.
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He pays particular attention to texture, evidenced by pieces like a drippy black-and-white Amazonian vessel by the Italian designer Gaetano Pesce that appears to be hard clay but is in fact a lightweight, rubbery resin, or a vase by the Californian designer Taylor Kibby made of patinated ceramic chain-link that folds in on itself and can be reshaped at will.
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The owner of the truck, John Culmer, a third-generation Bahamian fisherman and occasional provider of conch for the nearby SLS Baha Mar hotel, gutted and cleaned two conchs in front of me, pointing out the genitals of the male and female, and showed how the pistol was actually a clear, rubbery tube called the crystalline style, which helps conchs break down the algae they eat.
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From an introductory wrestling sequence in a Tijuana luchador ring to at least half a dozen other bloody sequences where bodies get hacked, smashed, and reduced to rubbery gobs of meat, the film seems like it was made by people who were honestly frightened the MPAA vetting squad might only watch one sequence, fail to see enough gore, and slap a PG-13 rating on the film.
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This is followed, swiftly, by a clingy sauce of ground pork and fermented soybeans; small rubbery umbrellas of wood-ear mushrooms and kernels of corn; dense pressed bean curd, invoking havarti cheese, and limp bean-curd skin like shredded bandages; suancai (pickled mustard greens) and garlic chives; panels of canned ham disconcertingly akin to Spam; and a chicken wing steamed over soy-tinged water.
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But throughout the album they roll and rush through a comparable slipstream with its own singular sense of rhythm — always gliding or tumbling or cascading toward some distant, unspecified destination on the horizon — and its own sound too, shiny and multifaceted and angular, stacking several layers of blocky, percussive guitar chords and high, spiky guitar noodling and twanged rubbery bass around the swooping aerial contours of her singing.
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But she recovered her form—metronomic tempo, skis parallel, body crouched, "knees to skis and hands in front," as the family mantra goes—and took on the meat of the course with calm determination, to the extent that calmness can be attributed to a woman punching aside heavy, rubbery poles at a rate of more than one a second, while pogoing from side to side in flat light down a wall of rutted ice.
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Soon, they are off, with the law in pursuit, and Baby fulfills all the civic duties that regular moviegoers are taught to expect: the hand-brake turn, complete with crying tires and a gasp of rubbery smoke; the daring dart through cross traffic, at a stoplight, that causes the chasing police car to crunch into the flank of another vehicle; and an old-school race up the wrong side of a freeway.
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Big metallic drums, a dynamic, rubbery rhythm guitar figure, and the full-bodied bounce of the horn section, all played by various members of the Revolution, combine to produce a slicker, more modern-sounding funk than the retronuevo style in "Housequake," the kind of polished bubblegum funk that might conceivably have topped the charts if given a verse-chorus-verse structure, shorn of several horn solos, and trimmed to a respectable length rather than nine full minutes.
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Read more:Factory workers who make Lululemon leggings say they're beaten, humiliated, and earn as little as $106 per month, a new report saysPeople say they're receiving broken highlighters from Jeffree Star's makeup line, but the beauty mogul is blaming it on the Postal ServiceKim Kardashian shared photos of new Yeezy slide sandals made for kids, but some people aren't so sure about the 'rubbery' shoesYou can now buy a $400,000 makeover from Kim Kardashian's makeup artist
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Read more:Forever 21 is selling a shirt printed with the name of an Ariana Grande song 2 months after she filed a lawsuit against the brandHarry Styles keeps his clothes in a 'giant refrigerator' with 24-hour surveillance to preserve themKacey Musgraves is being accused of cultural appropriation after performing in a traditional Vietnamese dressKim Kardashian shared photos of new Yeezy slide sandals made for kids, but some people aren't so sure about the 'rubbery' shoes
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I could also show you how we used to get that rubber chicken rubbery and how we used to get the salads to wilt just in time for the sit-down plated dinner in Banquet Hall C on level mezzanine, but let's start with this catering success: your own cured gravlax, in your own house, made start to finish by you, and so tasty that you'll still be excited to eat it even after you've made thousands.
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When "Where Are Ü Now," a collaboration with Skrillex and Diplo, came out last February, it was billed as a Skrillex & Diplo song featuring Bieber, and it sounded unnecessarily tame compared to the rest of their hyperactive album, Skrillex and Diplo Present Jack Ü. Recontextualized here, its skittering snares, rubbery drum thwock, sensitive wailing siren, and looped falsetto bleeps add up to quite the warped ballad — designed with the dancefloor in mind, it alternates Bieber's quiet, sung verses with louder, sped-up instrumental breaks, possibly the weirdest song structure to hit Top 40 all year.
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